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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15
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THURSDAY, October Ii.
Lord Derby is better and improving to-
day.
Seven shocks of earthquake, were ex-
perienced at C1sacoo on September L.
Caracas dates represent that the revo-
luton in that country IS still progressing.
A severe storm of rain was prevalent IN
Maine, on Wednesday, and lasted all day.
A Herald special from Curacoa, septem-
ber 22d, says that severe shock OF earth :
quake had been felt there.
Archbishop Purcell left Cincinnati for
Rome, on "Wednesday night. lie VIII en-
bark az New York on the 10Th.
Carefully revised returns from Hamilton
County, Ohio, give PendletOn a majority
OF 1907. The Fusion ticket has majority
ol 49, es t-es- atg
has mad a preliminary hearing on charge
OF rape at sea, anu committed to prison.
The penalty is death, and the ohense Is
not ba1lable. .-er
The opponents of the Bible in the Public
SCHOOLS hold a mass meeting in Cincln-
matt on Saturday night. Charles Reemlin,
Judge StalIo and Rev. 60 Thomas Vickers
are The speakers.
Three robbers plundered the store OF
James Oakley, Of Long Island, last night,
beat him 4 early to death, and then set fire
TO the premises, DESTROYING the store, barn
and dwelling Loss $4,000.
Napoleon has ordered the travelling ex.
penses of the French Bishops OF Quebec, on
going 10 and returning from the EcuminI-
cal Council 10 be betrayed from the lmpe-
rial exchequer.
A fusion OF the Wake Republicans and
the Wells Radicals. in the Virginia Legis-
lature. is Contemplated In order % secure
The election OF senators agalns5 the Con
seTv1tiwfs Lieut.. Gov. Lewis and Frank
I'm sCearns are the choice OF the proposed
coalition.
The CenvestIon OF the Grand Command
ing Master MasonS Of Ohio commen ces a.
Cleveland to-Oay. The attendance j. 4aEee
and pgtlI continue until "Wednesday next
Important matters Will be brought mp AZ
the various degrees CT hasOnry curing tn'
session.
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THE Executive Committee Of the
Relief Association, at indianapolis,
yesterday adopted aIresolution that
relief should be extended to all suffer
ers without,reference 10 their inten-
ton to bring suit or not, against
SINKER & Co. This is in obedience
to very eommendable aud generous
note from that firm. The action of
the committee will relieve the yolun-
teer movement in aid of the sufferers
by the late calamity of any embarrass-
ments,. and we do hope to see the
fund made worthy Of the object, and
creditable to that city and the State
at large,
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How RUSSIAN PEASANTS HOARD
MONEY "A letter from Russia to the
New York Post says that few weeks
ago a peasant, shabbily clothed and
illiterate, came into the Treasury at
PoltaVa, and asked if they could
change some old paper money for the
new issue. He was asked how much
he had, and he said he did not know;
that he and his wife had counted all
one day and all the day after, and had
not finished. An officer was sent to
assist, and the peasant took up board
from the floor and showed bundles of
notes packed away in various things,
which on being counted amounted to
about eighty-six thousand roubles.
There were some five thousand more
in geld and silver. He was asked
where he had got SO much, and he
said that his grandfather had saved
up, that his father had saved up, and
that he himself had saved up. Suspi-
cions were of course entertained that
he had come by his money dishon.
estly; but the whole family had borne
a good character, and on inquiry there
was no reason for OBTAINING him. and
his money was changed for him into
new note5- Such cases of boarded up
money are said to be quite common
among the peasants.
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NeHs fr0m san FrancIscO.

s SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.-At Ma
zatlan, October 4th. everything fndi-
Gated that revolution at Sinalva was
imminent. Troops were stationed on
the southern frontier. The Govern
ment is buying up and manufacturing
ammunition. Desertions from the
army are numerous. On the night of
September 24th several soldiers de-
serted the barracks. During the con-
fusion which ensued, cries of Viva
Don PlacedoA Vega were heard
throughout the city. A detachment
of several hundred cavalry belonging
to Lazado, on the southern frontier,
were in considerable alarm. BIS
The Fifty ninth Anniversary o.
Mexican independence was celebrated
enthusiastically. Four men were ac-
cidentally killed while firing a salute,
The anniversary Of the independence
of Chill was also observed. -
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BALTIMORE.

Fire = Loss 50 500 = Fully Insured.
BALTIMORE, October IA. = This
forenoon the warehouse building, No.
649, Baltimore Street, few doors
east of Eutaw, was discovered on FIRE.
The basement of the first story was
occupied by Messrs. Gultman, whole
sale and retail clothiers. The stock
was badly damaged by fire and water.
The damage to the building was
81 600. The flames communicated to
the roof of Warehouse No. 347. The
upper portion of the building was soc-
cupied by A. Midon & Co, lamp and
coal oil dealers. Loss $1,000; fully
insured. The fire is said to have been
the work of an incendiary. t--0 aoi
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Summer ID "a dobllitatlnF season. and tha
sudden change on empcratufe which taFra
place 90 this period oi he year finds tha
nealLhiest OF MS COn8idG ably enaFVnfed ia
the preceding heat, ana the weakly ANA
dehcate almost prOai rated, Thia ~ not n
favorable condition 90 which 10 aurnuufaf
the raw cold Winds OF ODtober and iH rhiI- .
1ng fog3 and ul gnt 0eWf, and consequently
lntermittent lever dysenterg, bilious nl-
lackf' ana rneumailam are more or less
prevalent every where, bot eau1elallV lu
Localities where tho atnaGphefe l1 uafu-
rally uuWnOloGOrno. lu order 60 avoid the
dangers arising from these oauses, tho e1.
hausted system should now be renovated
ana inVignrated by % CDurac of H0BrNI-
IEk'B STOMACH Bi1WEks. This purCat
and most pCtomt Of mll v4wgtnbIe ianfca nuh
eNhllarants regulates the aecfetiOua WhIIn
DO rengws tho Htremgih aud nufinHa tho
fluids of the body while tt gives hrmuogg
and VlgOr 70 the nervous Organization.
free from the .unpleafnnt flavor which
composed OF cNtrnciB and 8ulca uf tha
choicest vegetable inVlrufauta ana core
receives, mingled with diHuaiVa Htimus
lant from which every noEigua element
has been expelled, thla renowned nrnD1-
rattan ~ in nll respects, The very best
medicine ~ iln kind thnl tuB world bias
eyer known. Buch is the opinion of diH.
tlnRuished members of the medical UrU-
fessiOns and tho general verdict of tue pub.
ltcs after hu experience uf twenty FHrrH.
during which uO3TErEEti5 BfIFHHs
has attained "a grcner popularity nud
more eNtenhl sale tuau nuy HpHciHD over
advertacd in the columns d the American
press
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THE Cincinnati Commercial says
about $4,000 viii change hands in
Cincinnati over the result of the cleo
tion. The Democrats were so conf
dent of Pendleton's success that they
bet freely. Republicans were wary,
and would not give odds. So we pre-
sumo that SIS, 600 viii help the Re
publicans, to carry on the next cam
paign. It Is quiet a respectable sum
for that purpose. 1t is an axiom in
military parlanee TO make the enemy
furnish the sineEs of war.
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FREDERICK. MD.
Fair-SkOrt Speech b7 President
Grant. sA@5sk

Fair-SkOrt Speech b7 President
Grant. III
FREDERICK, MD, Oct. 14.-Presi-
dent Grant, General Sherman, Post
master General CressWeH aad others
arrived here this morning to attend
the Fair. So
FREDER1cK, MD., October A.
Large crowds received the President.
Col. W. 2. Manly warmly welcomed
him In a speech, and expressed the
thanks of the multitude for his pres
ence on this occasion. The President
replied: l have great pleasure in
visiting, for the first time, the city of
Frederick, of which i have heard so
much during the period of the late
rebellion, and which stood up man
fully for the maintenance of whole
Union. | expected to visit this city
some years ago, but found myself un-
able to do so; but now, that | have
found so many friends and been so
gratifed with what / have seen of
your fair and enjoyed of your hospi-
tality, l hope at some future time to
visit you again.
Three cheers for the President of
the United States were heartily given,
when the President repaired TO the
committee room and received the mul-
titude. shaking hands as they severally
passed before him. fr-,sa.Es 81.
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q very elaborate report memoriaIizing
Congress to improve the navigation
OF the Tennessee River, wLieh was
adopted without . dissenting voice.
e At 3 o'clock the Convention ad
journed until tomorrow.
The business of the Convention
tomorrow viii be immense.
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Storm.

ALBANY, Oct 1.-The last storm
will delay canal navigation three days
longer.
The water is still rising in the Mo-
hawk, and there has been a land slide
on the Boston road, carrying 200 feet
of the road bed away at Schadock.
The delay to passengers, however, is
slight. Other roads also suffered
slight detentions, but are now all
right.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

Mrs. MARY E. HovEY, daughter If
Professor 3. o. HevET. of Wabash
College, Charlottesville, has been
elected to the Professorship of the
German Language in the Kansas
State Agricultural College. located at
Manhattan, andais to have special
charge Of the department Of the In
stitution of young ladies aad misses.
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OIL 10.

COLUMBUS, o.. Oct. 1.-THE Rapub,s
licans claim and the Democrats con-.
cede 10000 majority for Hayes, and
three Republican majority In the
House and one Republican majority
in the Senate.
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Des ructITe Fire.

NEWARK, N. j., October IA
FIRE occurred this afternoon, in the
large malt house attached to the
brewery of +. Ballendine & Sons. 1t
was confined to the two upper stories.
Loss SIS, 900. of which $4,000 was on
grain aud $4,000 on the building.
which is covered BY insurance.
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Horse Racing.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 14.-In the Buck
eye trot, the horses never trotted bet
ter than 2:48; $3.50 to the first, $50 to
She second, and $40 to the third
Anna Hunter, 1, 3, 3, 2, Billy Nc
Cracken, -distanced; Charley Odenz
nell, distanced; Duck, distanced =;
Katie, 5, distanced; John Edsall, 3,
distanced; Harry Elliott, distanced
Matthew Smith, 2, 1, /. I; Ella Ell
wood, 4, 2, 2, withdraw. Time,
2 :3343, 1881, 2:362, and 2:451.
Second Race-Horses never better
than 2:35. First, $3.50; second, 500;
third, $50. White Face 3, 3, 2. 2;
Matthew Smith 4, 5; distaneed; Lou
2, 6, 4, /; Billy 2, 6, 4, 1; George ID
2, j, 3; Miller's Favorite 5. 4; dis
tanced; Tom Rolf 6, /, 3, A. Time
2:305, 2:333, 2 "a, and 2:35E.
The race adjourned, and will be fp
ished tomorrow. 4.15sE-ss 4a
Frederick Williams, twelve years
old, was run over by the train on the
Little Miami Railroad near Loveland
last night, and was killed Instantly.
On and after the 18th inst, the Gin
cinnati & Indianapolis junction Rail
road will receive passengers ant
freight from here to Muncie, Ind.
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EBAaAY sOUHN Az
FRIDAY--..,.........-.....-.-.oCToBER Is. 1865

GEN. Ben. BUTLER is reported to
have said that "of all nuisances the
Lord had created. the interviewing
correspondent was the greatest" An
opinion entertained by the general
public. t}l1z f#H s
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nATOmELonln nm -.

This splendid Hair Dye ia the best ln Che
world; the only true and perfect Dyei
harmless reliable. nBtnutaueuua5 no disc
appointment no rldlcu IOuH tlutHf rcfuea
dies the iil effects Of bad Dyesi lnNiaoIalea
and leaves the Hair soft and gatutll w
BLACK or brown, sold Dy an 10y
and feriumfr8: ana properly aE llie eA ~
Batcheior's Wig Factory no 10 AyH4 't'i
New York.
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, Oct. 14-Walter
Williams. who robbed the Insurauce
Office in this city, was, this evening,
sentenced to five years imprisonment
10 Sing Sing prison. alr
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i SARATOGA, Oct. IA train from
the North has arrived here. three
hours and a half behind time. The
passengers report the track damaged
for three miles south of Fort Ann,
and they had to walk from one train
to another.
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TURKEY.

CoNsTANTIEoPLE October 14.-The
Empress Eugenie has arrived.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, October IA The
Empress was received by the Sultan
with most imposing and magnificent
ceremonies The waters Of the Bos-
ph0r0us were covered with boats
gaiiy decorated, and the banks crowd
ed with spectators.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the lflmg
Of Solitude, and th9 Dleaaa 44a ~.
which create impeolMf tA " ~ ~. 49, .s'll...il
with eure means of rciie. Sent Ia sellee
ieffer anveiOpeH, free OF chafRe Aaafe
Dr. 7. BKILIlM lAOUdhIoA4 A@HAtN
bssoeiation, Phuadolphla, PA,
1unI2 d8m lsD "a "
nufeherss Dead shot for BED HuE
uufe,Tterss Lightning Fly Killer
sold By Druggists Everywhere.
may1i dWlm fHH1
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n AAsl AA - a-afA a - ~ rs ~ DE
T-gsBA M FOR YOUNG mEH. who
- have mllcu into vicious hhbiU. and
now de.iTe higher liNt ana q better
.hANhCyDl with certain means ~ reitcf
or The aniicteu Sent in scaled letter anr
veIopeat ree nf charge. Address HOWE
ARD As5OCiAIiON, Box r., EuILAuNr-
pTfTA. PA. mantH
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left his country, but was az San rs
tantesous with 1000 men and twenty
cannon. the G1 a
4e-li FRANCE. li
; PARIS, October 1.-THE weekly
statement of the Bank Of France
shows that the specie has decreased
100000 francs. -
2 PARIS, October Il The meeting
of Deputies OF the Left, called by M
Jules Simon. took place last night.
Only seven members We present at
the meeting.
) TIE Ministers have gone to Com
5peigue to attend a Council sumEaoned
by the Emperor Er
PARIS, Oct. 14-Yesterday there
were three large public meetings In
the city, but no disturbances occurred.
z Igi SPAIN. c
: MADRID, Oct. 14-Accordin to
official reports the insurrection is re-
duced to small groups of insurgents,
who are doing their. utmost to avoid
the national troops.
z Madrid, October 14-Yalencia
still holds out against the troops.
An official dispatch from that
quarter, received to-day, states that
the insurgents have proposed to capt..
ulate, but the authorities demand
unconditional submission.
The town of Bejar. 40 miles south
of Salamanca, has revolted and the
inhabitants are flying from the place
a detachment of troops has been sent
there to restore order.
Six thousand rebels have submitted
to the Government officers In Tara
COMA, Barcelona, and vicinity. t-
The Republican leaders, Paul and
SaIyochea, abandoned by their follow
ers, have fed to Gibraltar. tits stated
the latter, after leaving Saragossa.
was defeated while retiring through
ARdalusia, having seventy of his men
killed and the remainder dispersed.
A number of Republican journals
published in the provinces, have been
suppressed by the local authorities
for melting instruction.
The Deputies to the Cortes compos.
ing the Republican minority. have
absented themselves from the Cham.
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FJreign News.
re ENGLAND.

LONDON, Ostober 14.-The bullion
In the Bank of England has decreased
9387 900. H 90
LONDON, October II. - Advices
from Buenos Ayres to September 8,
state that President Lopez bad not
left his country, but was az San rs
tantesous with 1000 men and twenty
cannon tHt H
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YWVME HaEssHsQUOT m - w I'D y II
-4 actually cures Cancer and scroiploIa
diseases OF the skin. see report - ~ -. 4
Medical Society. and statements Of Physt-
clans i'm circular. sent free on application
to CHAs. A. DUBOIst General agent,
lJyS d3miteWi
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Short Speech by the Presi
dent at sFrederick, Nd.
Important News from New
York. Je VH4el

Destructive Fire at Balti-
more. ~ tr...r
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
Mr.. Bout,ceH on Tir0i,.Jo

| That the Secretary Of the Treasury has
In Cabinet couuc aud otherw ~. taker
ground decidedly against the Wal Ier marry
IN VI ginia and ndred movements /,
Mississippi and Texas, we hear in so many
Rays that We cannot d ubt 9 accuracy,
His precise views are of eourse not made
public, hut we presume those set forth in
ur vest, rday's Washington 'spltch were
substantiahy part Of them. We prouose
TO reconsider the whole sulj.c In the light
thereby tflhrded
Promising that NJ. unveils disposal OF
his official patronage is not an Object OF
concern with MS, aud that this article has
no relation thereto, We begin 10y recapitu.
latiDg the more important facts.
/ The "Conservatiye" or ex-Rebel marty
In Virginia had a very respectable State
ticket lorg since nominated, with Gen.
Withers al its head, aud was in fair way
10 fight magnificent battle and catch a
superb thrashlng, As u d d two years ago I;
when
III. The Radical r PEI / can party held a
State Convention at Petersburg, got into
squabble, nominated fair ticket headed
by Gen. Wells, and adjourned
III. The dissaiisaed minority bolted and
nominated anO'her personally resnectshl
ticket, headed 10y Gilbert O. Walk Of
Norfolk Northern man by birtb. and
Douglas War Democrat, who had arcade
declared for Universal Amnesty with Inn,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
THE TEST oaru.

Gen. Candy has brought down the
fury of tie Northern press upon his
head for the position he has taken up.
on the test.cath. TIE Times, Tribune
and Herald leave the General but little
ground to stand upon. They all oppose
him and the Times literally skins him.
The question will be decided by the
Attorney General aud should the decis
ION be adverse to US, and there are not
enough Walker white mel. in the coun.
Try to ill these positions we will beat
them still, if we have to elect Walker
e'lored men. We should regret to be
ar'Sen to such a rtmedy, but rather
yuan DC misrePreseuied by these Advcn.
'u'ers We would prefer to have respecta.
e'e o0ss represent us. Tnsy uded not
oe alarmed we eau aud will and men
and The next tinO We will rive them
! '0e most unnerciful rhrashisg ever
known ia the history Of tho ballot box.
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TIER E SHALL BE WEEPING
AND WILLING.

The leading Stokes organ invites
''0ne and all 10 meet at the ballot Dor
and stand shoulder TO shoulder ia this
fight" The invitation is free and broad.
1t excludes no man and we hope no
man will fail to accept it. The friends
Of Gov. Senter inteud to accept it
They will be at the polls and will ex.
sraise their rights as freemcu ought,
not to enslave their fellow mer, not to
rivet manacles upon the hands of their
own brothers, but to carry out the
declaration that all men arc free and
equal before the law. But it says !:
"Let every heart be true, remembering
that Gen. Grant and HE O-Iiuos --so
for Stokes and the Republican party
in Tennessee, and if necessity shall re-
quire it, at one command of that war
worn veteran a million of cleaning sa-
Tres will leap from their sea ,bards in
the hands of brave aud true men and
rush to our defence" What docs this
meang That the Stokes men are try
ing to scare some one, 1t may be they
have adopted the game of whistlinp as
they pass through the graveyard. But
what is to make necessity for the mil.
lion sabres The election of Senter?
Then they mean to say TO the people
you may vote, but II you don't vote for
Stokes look out for storms, a million
sabres be on your heads. A million 50.
sres! A million fiddle sticks!! A
sabre is no new thing in this country
the people have seen them before, IT.
they be novelty in the region of Jones'
bOro', perhaps Gov. Senter would oblige
the people tbereabout by sending a com.
pany of militia. 1.-THE denizens Of the
Bald Eagles Nest are truly anxious
why not have the Governor call out
more militiaG They have been here
once, but we might have peep at them
again. There arc yet few chickens
LEFT. BY all means let us have III.
militia The Stokes men want (g) |
them. But when it does come there
will be weeping and wailing aud goash.
log Of teeth aud there win be sore
trouble among the young Eagles.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE
The Truth Ably and PointedIy To d.
ADDRESS BY Gov. SBNTER.

! ftuou Citizens Of Tenre see.
am, by the action of many n, m ,ers of
HE Republican party In every portion Of
the State-who represented, a. believe, a
large m jority of the Rrpub lean party in
the State--a candidate for G vernor, at the
next August Lection. II askIg III, sui.
rage OF my f. lOw-citiz ,us, | deem a
proper that | should frankly state 10 then,
the principles which entertain az an inli
vidual, on which stand as a candid Ate. and
which shall govern me, if elected,
FRANCHISE.
The question which most interests the
people Of rennrsseo at tho present time
ADD which, 10 itself, is, perhaps. laore press
ing and important than any other, h The
elective franchise. "a this subject / an,
free TO say that, In my judgment, tbs time
has come, and Is now, when the limitations
and disabilities which have found their way
Into our statute books as the result of the
war should be abolished and removed. and
the privilege OF the elective franchise ne.
stored and extended so as to embrace the
mass of the adult population Of the State,
In other words ann 10 favor OF 20 amend
ing the constitution and laws OF the State
that the present disfranchising CLASSES aud
provisions shall BIO made 10 disapp ar iom
tha same, aud the privilege of the elective
fraochise made 10 rest upon the facts and
conditions Of the present instead of the
past, aud upon principles impartiahty.
,q1aliiy, and justice. For, fellow citizens