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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27
News from San Francisco.
News by Atlantic Cable.
New York News.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-It is stated
that the irOnclad monitor Meanto-
namah and Terror and torpedo boat,
have been ordered from Fortress
Monroe to this harbor, as feet of
observation upon the movements Of
the expected Spanish squadrons.
Collector Grinnell, District attor.
ney Pierrepont, the Supervisor and
the Naval Officers Of the Port, held a
private conference at the Custom
House yesterday, in reference to the
recent frauds and to fix upon a time
and method in which to institute pro-
ceedings against the defaultiug parties.
It was decided that there should be
no secret compromises.
The vessels OF the navy which have
been keeping watch over the Spanish
gunboats, were released yesterday,
and Marshal Barlow has placed an
armed tug TO watch them.
Work has been resumed upon them
by permission of Attorney Pirrepont.
A Havana letter states that the
Captain General is very low spirited
since his returR from an inspection
tour to Cienfuegos. Twenty estates
were recently burned near Cienfuegos
and the Spanish garrison there dare
not leave to attack the Cubans in the
vicinity. Fires are raging throughout
the Island.
The Captain General has tele-
graphed his family, who were about
leaving Spain for Havana, to remain
at home.
One of the Cuban Junta states
that the paragraph from Washington,
| Wednesday night, is false. Jordan
was promoted to Chief-o staff The
/ Cubans esteem Jordan very highly,
and have every confidence in him.
1t Is stated that Senator Cole, Judge
O'Sullivan and Mr.. Hollister, of New
York, had an interview with the Pres
ident, yesterday, on matters relating
to St Domingo. Judge O'Sullivan,
who has been familiar with the affairs
of the Island for some years, ex-
planned TO the President the condition
of the Island, and the desire of the
/ people for annexation. The President
appeared highly interested, and asked
many questions bearing upon and af-
fectlng the scheme of annexation. II
seems that when the recent negotia-
tions were taken up, President Baez
called together his Ministers and the
Senate, and explained to them what
had taken place between the two gov
ernments, and asked each of the gen.
tlemen present to express their views
candidly. and, as they considered, to
the best interests of the Dominican
people. After each had complied
with this request. they unanimously
declared that to accept the PROPOSE
lions of the United States would bt
highly advantageous to the peace anC
prosperity of the Island
The steamer Frolie, the flagship o
Admiral Stringham, will sail. in a day
or two, for ST Domingo, having or
board Admiral Porter and Generals
McCook and Burnside. The FroliC
is ready for sea, only awaits the arri
val of her passengers.
NEW YoRK, November 26.-Dls
trict Attorney Pierrepont has beer
notified that motion will be mad
early next week in relation to the re
lease of the Spanish gunboat. It j
, not certain whether the motion will
! be to bond, or for absolute release OF
the ground of illegal detention, no
, whether made on behalf of Delame
: ter or the Spanish Government, o
both, jointly.
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Chicago Items.

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-The Collectors
and Assessors Of Internal Revenue
of Illinois, held a meeting at Bloom
iDgton yesterday. A resolution was
adopted favoring the fixing the fer
menting period of the distilleries
throughout the country at 48 hours.
Resolutions were adopted recon-
mending to Congress the following
amendments to the revenue laws:
First-That a succession to real
estate, where such succession does
not exceed $1,000, shall be exempt
from the succession tax, where such
real estate descends to the lineal
descendants predecessor.
Second.-That the law imposing
on incomes, which expires by limita-
ton in 1870. should ba re-enacted,
with modification that two thousand
dollars shall be exempt from such
tax.
Third. That the special tax i'm
posed upon retail liqudr dealers be
increased to $50.
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News from Gan Francisco.

SAN Francisco, November 90
The Japanese Commissioners, accom-
panied by Mr.. Brooks, Consul to
Japan and his party, are visiting the
mint, Notifications and railroad
They will proceed to Mare Island
Navy Yard tomorrow, and examine
the monitors there.
Six hundred packages of tea were
forwarded, by railroad, to New York,
yesterday.
The total vote of the State at the
September election was 96,303, fall
ing off of 1900 from November,
1863.
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C0NDEssEB TELgGR4MS.

SATURDAY, Nov. q.
VIM. MuIIsnback, cigar maker, of MIL
waukee, shot himself dead yesterday.
RI. Morgan, of Memphis, has been APP
pointed Chancellor, vice Judge Smith, re-
signed.
The United States District Court com.
meuced its Fall session in Memphis, on
Thursday, Judge Trigg presiding.
n suit has been brought in Chancery
against a mum ber of persons in Memphls
by the heirs of VIM Winchester, OF Baltl
more, for over 81 coo, 600 worth of property.
There are no hopes OF the safety of the
schooner J. b. Martin, of Milwaukee,, last
heard. OF on the 4lh inst. entering the
straits, and had time time to get into Lake
Huron before the Storm. She had ten per-
sons on board from Milwaukee.
Several Mormon missionaries arrived at
Dss MOines. Iowa, on Thursday. direct
from Salt Lake. One hundred ami ten
preachers and elders were detailed by
Brigham Young, on Sunday last, to go
forth on miss on for Two years.
Richardson, who was shot in New York,
on Thursday. by Mcfarland, was quite
feeble yesterday, and in critical condt-
ton. The ball, which passed through the
stomach and lodged below the kidneys,
near the spinal column, has been ex-
traeted.
DIR. Albert Day, Superintendent of the
New York State 1nebrlate Asylum, was
assaulted with knife at Binghampton,
on Thursday night, with deadly intent by
a man named E. s. BIakeley, formerly a
rebel soldier. Day was not dangerously
wounded. akeley had frequently threat
ened tae Doctor.
Horace Phillips, melted by jealousy or
envy, shot and severely wounded r. H.
Leonard, In Cincinnati, on Thursday
night. while the latter was walking home
from the theatre with Mary Cummins, to
whom Phillips had been paying attention,
but who had rejected him. Phillips was
drunk, and has been arrested.
Mrs. Margaret Perry and her daughter
Lido, of Carrollton, Illinois, have been
a charge of infanticide, in the murder of
an illegit mate child of the latter. Mrs.
Perry is daughter of the late Governor
Carlin. of Illinois, and Ida a grand
daughter. She is possessed of much beau
", and always, mp to this occurrence,
maintained an excellent character.
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Communicated.
NORTH & SOUTH RAILROAD HUABUG.
Patching Up the Old ConceFn-A SeW
Departure.

Articles of Association were filed
In the Secretary of States Office yes
terday, for the Indiana North and
South Railroad, making some points
In the route In addition to the former
line, making Newbureh, Warrick
County, Petersburgh and Washing
ton points on the line, and providing
for branch of the road to Danville,
Illinois, via Perrysville. THE line Is
the same as before in other respects.
w. @. Barker, B. S. Fuller, Levi
Furguson, James r. Adams, 7. j !.
Gray, O.. w. Wiltsee, X. Miles, j. @.
Admire, III. j. Rice, A. B. Condit,
VS.. Pierce and John T. Dickson are
Directors. = indianapolis Journal,
November %.
Query: Was the vote for a railroad
In MaTrick County to this nelC patch
or company called the North and
South Road, or to the old one, called
the Straight Line? No, the Indiana
Northern aud Southern"
Query No. 2: If a vote is or
deTed for one organization, and it is
found that 1t has not enough piRts in
it, and q new one has to be made to
fit the case, will it not require new
petition by the citizens and q new
order by the Commissioners to make
it legal2
Making some new poiatsl" Were
there not enough In the old one?
Were not Charlottesville. Chicago,
Cannelton, ORonsboro, Rockport,
Daviess Or Martin, Pike Or Dubois,
Wsrrick Or Spencer enough points
that it must have some additional
ones2 But thereby hangs a tale.
Although Spencer County aud Rock
port have refused in terms unmista ka-
bic and for reasons satisfactory, all
connection with DR.. Pierce's road, he
aud his understrappers, with the MOST
unblushing effrOntery, have repre-
sented their road as the ROckpori
road, and have published to the world
that the 100000 voted by Spencer
County was to their read.
Stree publications have been made
correcting .hIs Misrepresentation
this new departure putting
NeWburga into an organized form IS
Tesorted to, hoping to legaliZe the
vote already ordered. Another thing
has led to this. Their effort to liter
ally thrust themselves onto the peo-
pie IF Spencer County, and compe
adhesion to the newly patched
zcoRcern having proved unsuccessful
they resort to this eXpedlent.
Query No. 3: VIII the Mineral
Leases" taken 10 the interest of the
first organization be equally available
for the new one? Can they use them
as the basis of bonds" in the secoDt
case, as they intended to in the first
Be it known that the people are calleC
upon not only 20 tax themselves ant
donate money, but to giUe d1Cay theiI
minerals in aid OF this vast speculative
scheme. These minerals, in a feN
years, will he Of immense value to th,
men who have bought them-for " one
dollar IN hand paid" Then the people
will wake up to the fact that their ta1
was the smallest part Of their dona
tion to the railroad. SPENCER.
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BINGHAMToN. November 26.-Judge
Balcom has this day corrected and
modified his order in Ramsey's suit
against the Directors and Company of
the Erie Railway 80 that it only stays
the plaintiffs proceedings not exceed
ing twenty days. to enable the de-
fendant's to make motion in Madi-
son County, or some other property
county in the Sixth District, where
all the parties can be heard, to set
aside the injunction and orders of
Justin Murray. 1t gives the Direct
ors an opportunitv TO be heard.
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Legislative Proceedings.

MONTGOMERY, November 26.-The
Legislature met this forenoon, after
an adjournment of two days. Busi-
ness unimportant in the House. Mr..
Magee, a Democratic member from
Mobile, and but recently seated, was
expelled on the ground that during
the war he was a County Commis-
sioner. The credentials of McKinsly,
Radical, defeated by Magee by eighty
majority, were sent up, and it is
understood that he will be admitted.
McKinsly was in the Legislature be-
fore the war, and was Probate Judge.
His disabilities have not been re-
moved.
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New Orleans Items-Man Dangerous.
lY WOunded-SugRP Frauds.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26. - Mr..
Pinor shot and dangerously wounded
August Martinas, at the residence of
the former, last night. The shooting
was caused by family affairs.
The first of the ten alleged Con-
tourie sugar frauds, involving $780,
900 in gold, was disposed of in the
United States Court, before Judge
Durrel. The amount in question in
this particular case, was 480 hhds.
and 400 tierces of sugar, on which
the Government proved deficiency
on the invoiced weight of over $4,000
pounds, implying fraud of $4,000
in gold. The jury returned verdict
for the Government, condemning the
whole of the sugar.
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SnnnIsh News.

New YoRK, Nov. 26.-A Madrid
dispatch says a manifesto has been
issued by the Republican deputies of
the Cortes. accusing the Provisional
Government of having provoked the
late revolutionary movement. 1t an
nounces, however, that the deputies
will resume their seats in the Cortes
to defend the rights of the people,
and strive to establish a Federal Re-
public, through which alone can the
union of Spain and Portugal, and the
preservation of the Colonies be ef-
| fected.
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THE masonry work on the bridge
over the Ohio, at the Falls, was nm
ished on Wednesday. The iron work
on the span over the " Indian
Chute" was finished the same morn
ing. Ia the evening, the workmen
began removing the distractions
from the passage, and the Now Al
bany Commercial promises that in a
day or two the river will be open to
navigation. We are suspicious, how
ever, that navigation between the
piers of that bridge VIII prove dan
gerOus work.
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TIE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, of
Evansville, cave a grand concert at
the Opera House, in that city, last
evening. The Leader, Professor 9.
C.. Genung, will please accept our
thanks for a polite invitation to
attend the concert, which pressing
business engagements compelled us
to decline. The Philharmonic is an
excellent organization, and has done
much to develop the musical talent
Of Evansville. How would it do for
the Independent Club, of this city,
to exchange with the Philharmonic,
the former giving the Haymakers,"
at Evansville, and the latter giving
concert here? We throw out this
hint on our own responsibility en-
tirely, without consulting the Inde-
pendents, and pause for g reply"
Te7re Haute E:rpress.
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LOUISVILLE, November 26.-A. L..
& G.. Robinson & Co., extensive to-
bacco manufacturers, made an assign
ment to-day. Their liabilities amount
to nearly 100000.
The citizens are aggitating the
question of a direct railroad from
Louisville to Chattan ooga, and a
mass meeting to consider the subject
is called for Wednesday.
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st. Louis NeWs-A Young Girl Seduc.
ed, Deserted and Robbed Of $10O
and q Gold Watch.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. ga man named
Chas. johnson, from Pennsylvania,
brought a young woman here from
Rolla, Mo, last night, and after a
mock marriage on the train and a
night spent at the hotel, deserted her
to- day, robbipg her Of over 500 and
gold watch. johnson is supposed
to have gone East.
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COLOMON,s oHHLDEEx,s UNDER
- CLOTHES SUPPORTER is the most
perfect article of the kind ever offered to
the public; made prettily, fits nicely, gives
e2se and comfort, and is just what every
Miss wants. Mothers interested Ia the
COM fort and health OF their daughters
should examine it's merits For sale by
MILLER, GARDNER d CO.,
Evansville, Ind.
Manufactured by ID. p. SAUNDERS &
CO., SO Sumner street, Boston, Mass.
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IT is a common exclamation, and
we hear it constantly, that our city
needs but one thing more to ensure
its prosperity, which great deside-
ratum is manufactures 10 be estab-
lished in our midst, and a universal
approval greets the exclamation. =
indianapolis MirT0r.
Only one thing was needed, said a
defeated candidate, day or two after
the election, to have made him all
right, and that was few more votes.
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DIR. J. W, COMPTON.

Odice-Third Street. between Main and
Locust (front rooms over Judge Igleheart's
office.
Residence-On Oak Street, one door f. ON
the corner of Fourth and Oak Streets.
nov3 d3m
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 26.-The Nash
vile & Chattanooga Railroad, having
determined to drop It's lease of the
Nashville & Northwestern Railroad
and turn the road over to the owners
on the 9Th Of December, it is under
stood to day that President Barns
will decline to receive it. This may
lead to a stoppage of the operations of
the road.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
TURNER

Has very large stock of Boots and Shoes
this Fall, and will sell reliable Custom
Work as low as much poorer goods could
be bought elsewhere.
The best Boys Boots in the city-whole
stock and solid double soles. Also, q bet
ter variety of Fine Calf Boots than was
ever seen in Evansville before. Mems
Boots and Ladies' and Children'S Shoes in
the best variety and quality.
Children's Shoes a speciality and the
best stock in the market.
All kinds of Boots and Shoes made to
order.
T. W. TURNER,
No. . First Street
nnrR d1rn
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BosroN, Nov. 26.-The schooner
d. H. Hodgin was seized to day, by
the Custom House officers for a vio-
lafion of the revenue laws, she having
some 5000 to $4,000 worth of SNUG
gled liquors on board.
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MF. Richardson EasieF-ChaRees for
Recovery Favorable.

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Mr. Rich
ardson is much easier, no symptoms
of Inflammation having appeared. His
chances for recovery are favorable.
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& OMETHEMG TN the STAR for every
- body. STAR IN THE WEST. 1870.
An eight-page Universalist family weekly
giving current secular news. Edited by
Hev. DIR. WILLIA1TS0N and j. =. CASTWELIs.
SZ 90 per year in advance. Premium to netC
subscribers. Send for specimen. Address
WILLIAMSON & CANTWELL, Ciuclna
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MEMPHIS, November 20. = Judge
VIM. Hunter, leading Republican
politician, and formerly Judge of the
Criminal Court, died this forenoon.
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WTANTED-AGENTs-s per month
Wv to sell the only GEHUIEE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY Sc WING
MACHINE. Price only SIS. Great in
ducements to Agents. This is the most
will do any kind of WORK that can be done
on any machine-H0O.O .O00 sold, and the
demand constantly increasing. Now Is
the time 10 take an Agency. send Tor cir
culars. So -Bet0dre Of GgfrfH0erSg ga Ad-
dress SECOM q tE CO., Boston, Mass; Pitts
burgn. Pa. or 81. Louls. No.
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VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE
on EASY TER ms.

rSY ORDER OF THE CzRCUTE
ID Court, the undersigned has been ap-
and lot, at the upper end of Water Street,
owned and occupied by the heirs of Charles
s. Wells. deceased.
This property is one of the most desirabI
in the city. The house is built of brick,
two stories high, contains eight rooms,
and is well finished, with good clsterns
and out-buildings, and the yard is file
with fruit-trees and shrubbery.
Terms-One-tht cash, and the residue
in equal payments of one and two years,
bearing interest.
TITLE PERFECT.
Refer to A. $. Hayhurst, 10. 6 South
Water Street, or to
a. L. ROBINSON,
noY26 dtf ComniSS oner. !
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INC HenIfne Pool.

HSsA rs FOR YOUNG MEN, who
IA have fallen into vicious ha0its, and
now de-ire 8 higher life, and a better
MANHOOD, with certain means OF relief
for the afflicted. Sent IA sealed letter en-
velOpes, free OF charge. Address, How
sHTA pa fep9e
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nAELY JOUgN AL
sATURDAY.-.-...-...--.NovEMBER z. 1869

The Indianapolis city tax duplicate
foots up 81. .757.572, upon which the
tax is s219,751 48. The taxes last
year were 1921, ,335 IS.
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wRR- JOSEPH YAUCH takes pleas.
-Az4 ure in announcing to the pnblic that
he has rehtted MS large Saloon, at the
Olive Branch Brewery, and the Harrington
Brothers will give a few of their FREE Con-
certs, commencing Saturday evening, Nov.
9th, 1863. Immediately after the Concert
there will be a Dance given in the large
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CHINA
AND
GLA . . w AR Il.
Lamps, Looking Glasses,
Nc. 25 First Street.

We receive our Queensware direct from
the Potteries of Staff0rdshire, England
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong to cur customers.
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKIN, BROS. & CO., of Staffordshire,
England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this market of their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepared to
supply the trade.
In addition we are now receiving, fresh
from Lamoges, France, a large stock OF
GOLD BAND. PLAIN WHITE and DECO
RATED FRENCH CHINA.
We are also receiving heavy importa-
tions of HOLIDAY GOODS in great vari-
ETY..
S3 Consult your own interest by exam
lining our stock before purchasing else
where. nov13
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n GENTS WANTED - For HOW TO
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TNERFECp MAN FHO0n.-Tssavg fnT
- Young Men, on the Evils or SELF
Inn ERNAf ION, with certain help Ioi
me orrIug and unfortunate. sent in sealed
leIef euVelopes. frt Of charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, Box n, Phils.. Pa.
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s. g >fTAR-SPAEGLED BANNER, ut
- still waves. better than ever. Rich,
Rare, Raey. Ledger size; 40 columns. Wit,
Humor, Fun; Humbugs Exposed. Elegant
SO steel-plate Evangelfne gratis to eueTV
subscriber. Only 75c. for q whole year.
steel-plate FREE. Specimens &c. Address
BANNER, Hinsdale. New Hampshire.
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W. P. HARGRAVR

ATTOEN EY at La -
once on Third Street, in Washington
House Block.
WIN practice various Courts Of
the Circuit. Prom ut attention to o6aos
business tsisc4 Cslns
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL for 1870,

Containing a Fairy Story for Christmas,
Plays, Puzzles, and Wonders. sixteen
large pages, illustrated. Sent FREE on
receipt of 2-cent stamp for postage.
ADAMS 81 CO..
25 BromfleId street, Boston, Mass
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create impediments to MARaTAGE.
with sure means Of relief. Sent In sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
DR.. j. sKILL1N HUUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa,
JunI2 d3n lsp n
EaS- TO remove Moth Patches. Ere 5i1l les,
and Tan from the face, use PeTrU's Moth
and Erecktc Lotion. Prepared only by DR..
b. q. PERRY. sold by ali druggists.
noVH d3m SpNl
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A Curious Man.

HE has discovered a speedy cure for
CatarPh and cold in the head. and sends
the recipe free TO all sufferers, Addresa
DR.. A. >. KENNEDY. Auburn, n. y