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Decision OF Judge johnson.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, November B.
The decision of Judge johnson, OF
the Supreme Court, was fled to-day,
in the matter of the Albany & Sus-
ouehanna Railroad. 1t requires the
receiver to pay, first, the current ex-
peuses of running the road; second,
Inc interest due on the company's
bonds. as we'll as the Albany City
bonds loaned tbe company; third,
Il authorizes the payment to the Re-
eeiyer Of the balance due the COM
panv f.cm the Mechanics & Farmers
Bank Of Albany, or from any other
bank or person. The Receiver is not
authorized to borrow money on the
credit of the company without special
authority from the court.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, Nov. 3.-Rev. Mr.. Tenn.
pie, recently appointed Bishop of
Exeter, IN reply 10 an address, ex-
pressed the hope that as Bishop he
might know nothing Of the parties in
the Church. but co operate with all.
The Times Ia an article on the IN
fueuce of Rome, says: The Catholic
Church must be Withdrawn from un-
der Roman preponderance, aud the
City of Rome from ecclesiastical
domination. It 10 only by ceasing to
be an initial sovereign that the Pope
can aspire to become universal pom
tiff.
LONDON, November g. Queen
Victoria has returned to Windsor
Castle.
FRANCE. ~
PARIS, Nov. 3.-The C5nsfifu,iouel
says the English Government is much
pre-oecupied with thequestion of the
Dalmatian insurrection. lrf1
1t also says that Bismarck has lost
a great portion Of his influence in Ger.
man politics.
There will be another council of
Ministers at Compeigne to-day.
HUNGARY. 6lt as
PEsTH, Nov. BIT is said that NJ.
Deak will soon form new reform
party, with policy differing from that
of the present Ministry.
SPAIN. a. tEI4g
madrid, Nov. 8. General Prim
to-day presented to the Cortes the
members of the reconstructed Minis
try. lie explained that the question
of the royal candidature was the cause
of the ministerial crisis, and added
that the attitude Of the Unionists him
dered solution of the question. He
declared the Government would re-
main faithful to the principles of the
revolution. oC
It is reported that Admiral Toet.
Minister Of Morine, insists on resign
ing his portfolio, but Gen Prim de-
elares. he will leave the Cabinet if the
Admiral resigns.
The opposition toithe Duke of &C.
noa is still so large aud determined
that it is feared there is no chance of
his election.
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NEVV YORK..

] NEW YORK, October 3.-A very
/ few additional returns from this
State, have been received. Returns
lior thirteen additional towns give 467
/ Democratic majority. Richmond
County Staten Island, gives a Demo.
r1dtIc majority of 736. Cayuga Coun-
, ty gives 1000 Republican majority.
Brooklyn City gives Democratic ma
| joFity of about 5000.
In Hudson County, New Jersey,
the Republicans elected sheriff and
one out of seven members of the As
sembly, which is a Republican gain.
The Democratic ticket, however, has
been generally successful in the State.
New YORK, November 3. = The
latest returns indicate q Democratic
majority in the State Of between Z, 1000
and 10000; that the Senate stands
II Democrats and ID Repub-
licans, the Democrats having appar-
emily gained four and lost two dis
.tricts; that the Assemblyis very. close.
The Republicans. are credited with a
certain loss of twelve members and a
gain of two. while several districts are
yet in doubt placing them as last
year. The Assembly stands, Republi-
cans, 66; Democrats, 81; but this is
liable to amendment. In this city
Garvin is reelected District Attor-
ney; Schemeer, Coroner, and Brady
Judge OF the Supreme Court, all Tam
manyites In Brooklyn, Walter, Re-
publican, is elected Sheriff. ef
Galway, Hunter Il Co, who sus-
pended during the geld pauie, have
adjusted all their accounts and re-
sumed payment. t-
New YORK, Novembcr 3.-Jno K.
Hocket is re elected Recorder, and
b. L. Hutchins was chosen Surrogate
Judge Gross is reelected to the
Marine Court, and Frederick w.
Low was chosen Judge of Common
Pleas. Aa 1&2n& HAeh88
There was a brilliant audience at
the opening of the Italian Opera
season this evening, under the man
agement of MOrc'Zk. The new tenor
LeFrance, and soprano, Madame
Briot, WerGmUch admired, the former
making quite a sensation. 81
The Centenary of Universalism was
this evening at DIR.
Chapen's Church. Mr.. Platt, who
presided. claimed that the introduc-
ton of Universalism had proved a
benefit to the world. Horace Greeley,
Rev. E. @. Bowles, p T. Barnum,
and Others, addressed the meetingg
Ten thousand dollars were contrib
uted as fund, of which $1,000 is to
be used for the benefit of the Church.
P. r. Cambridge, a merchant of
Boston, committed suicide at a hotel
In this city to-day.
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West Virginia Election News.

WHEELIsa, West Va, Nov. 81
Full returns from thirty nine of the
fifty three counties in this State, have
been received. showing the following
result: For House Of Delegates, Re-
publican 15; Liberal Republicans 9;
Democrats 81 Eleven counties are
yet tohear from which the Democrats
estimates will elect 3 Republicans. 4
Liberal Republican, and 4 Demo
Gratis
Under the head of Liberals are
claimed such Republicans as are IN
favor ofirepealiug the test oath and
DISTINGUISHING measures The next
House, according to this estimate,
will stand. Republicans, including
Liberals 81; Democrats %. The re-
turns from the remaining eleven
counties may change this estimate.
The Senate will stand about Is Re-
publicans to 4 Democrats. Eight of
the Republican Senators are regarded
as Iiberals.l .lc " oeeEuts-t aile1sg.I
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xeu jersey Election.

NEWARK N. J. Nov. 3.--The State
election passed off quietly, resulting
in a Democratic majority in both
branches of the Legislature. The
Senate stands 13 Democrats and 3
Republicans, and the Assembly "a
Democrats and 26 Republicans; q
Democratic gain Of QUE In the Senate
and two in the Assembly, Essex
County elects a Republiean Senator
and officers by reduced majorities.
and elects six Asssemblymen to three
Democrats. Newark city gives an
average Democratic majority of about
900 Es4 sifA II IA Ala14t>@ So 3
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Canadian Items.

Toronto, Nov. 3.-The Parliament
of Ontaria was opened this afternoon
BY Governor Howland. In his speech
he refers to the abundant harvest,
activity in manufactures, and railway
enterprises, the increased and increas-
ing demand for labor, and the, success
of measures taken to promote emigra-
ton. He recommends increased eff
forts and expenditures to induce a
still larger emigration to Ontario, and
announces that the Provincial rev.
euue for the past year has been more
than adequate to all demands. s. Il
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04

TREASURER SPINNER finding 1858,
9l4 Of gold interest to be- due ton
bonds purchased for tho sinking fund,
and on such as await the disposition
of Congress. has asked Secretary
BOUTWELL, what he should do with
that amount Of gold, and received for
answer to sell it aud purchase more
bonds for Congressional eonsidera-
tiOn. Secretary boutwell, is sound
or the policy of paying of the Ma
tiOnal debt.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04

THE new legal tender one dollar
notes have been issued By Treasurer
SPINNER. In the centre is a likeness
of WAsHINaToN; on the left side, a
vignette representing COLUMBUS
making the first discovery of land,
and on the right side is4he, seal of the
United States. - - -.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04

THE Cincinnati Chronicle suggests
to the School Board Of that city, that
it ought to pass a resolution rejecting
the present chronological reckoning,
dating, asst does, from the year Of
our Lord" We presume that Board
would not object to setting up : God
dess of Reason" similar to the, one
worshipped in France during the
Revolution.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2. - The
Acting Comptroller of Currency noti-
fes the holders Of currency Of the
First National Bank of Nevada, that
the same will be paid on presentation.
at the Treasury Of the United States.
Important sales at the White Pine
Mines were effected by Chicago
parties. ar
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THE different railroads have adopt
ed the following all rail rates on
freight from New York and Boston to
Indianapolis, to take eject November
1st: First class, 81 81 second class,
81 p; third class, .97e; fourth class.
zoe; special class, 500 per hundred.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04

THE Floyd County Commfssioners,
on Saturday last, passed an order for
an election on Saturday, December
4th, TO determine WhethgF| a tax Of
S97 900 shall be levied to aid in the
construction Gof the louisville. New
Albany and st. Louis Railroad This
will be in addition to the 100000
already subscribed BY the city Of New
ALBANY.
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On Saturday night an attempt was
made by two men to rob the .Newcas,
tie Bank, al Newcastle, Henry Coun-
ty. The robbers were detected, and
one of them shot in the thigh and
captured. The other escaped. e4f
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I LEAvENWoRTH. lKAs., Nov. 81
The entire Democratic ticket, with
one exception, is elected in this
county by about 300 majority.
ATCHIsON, KAs,, Nov. 3.-The
Democratic county tickes has a ma
jority IN this city. t...s s5a
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E1ECTION REpURNs.
MASsACHus sE,E,,TS.

BosroN, Nov. 3.-Returns from 224
towns foot up for Clafin 63,510;
Adams 45,625, and Chamberlain H.
662. These figures give Clafin a
plurality of 6,223 over both Adams
and Chamberlain. and indicate a plu-
rality of about 1900 In the State.
So far as known the Legislature
stands 141 Republicans, 49 Democrats
and I19 Labor Reform. The Senate
IS 30 Republicans, 8 Democrats and
one Labor Reform. 1t is estimated
that the House stands 70 for prohibi
ton and 123 for license.
Brooks, Republican, is. elected to
Congress in the, Seventh District By
5000 majority, over SaltenstaIl, Dem
ocrat. lis @
BosToN.- Nov. 3-Additionsl re-
turns from the Massachusetts elec-
ton do not vary the result indicated
in the dispatches of last night. The
vote for Governor, in 256 towns,
stands, for Claain, 68, ,636; Adams,
1880; kChamberlain, ,260. Clahinl
leads Adams over q ,000.
The injury to David Saunders,
defaultin9 teller of the North Va
.tional Bank, by the accidental dis
charge of fowling piece some days
since, threatens to prove fatal.
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ALBANY, November 3.-The .Argus
claims the election of the Demo cratic
State Ticket by $4,000 majority, with
eighteen. Democratic Senator's and
seventy Democratic members of the
Assembly. This gives the Democrats
entire control of the State Govern
ment. -l -tttt
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FOR SALE.

TOR Sale Va LUABLE MAIN
6 STREET PROPERrY-That spIendfd
property known as. the Egier propertv
situated on the west corner of Main and
sixth Streets, fronting 75Iz feet on Main
Street and l50 feet on SIKH Street. Said
property is offered for sale at low figuTes
on easy terms. Apply to
j. II. ELLIUTT q SON
Real Estate Agents.
Corner Locust and Third Streets
fel6 diff Se''
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DAILY JOURNAL
THURsDAY,.--..,......NovEMBER4 : 1885

PERsoNAL.-For a few days Judge
CHARLES MASON and MI. HUcKEBY,
of Cannelton, have been visitors in
our city. s-ooE11 r.e Z
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04

Der, silver ore. &c. This Is eopsid-
cred the Inauguration of the naviga-
ton Of Salt Lake.
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DIR. ]. w. COMPTON.

ofice-Third Street, between Main and
Locust front rooms over Judge IgIeheart's
Office. @ -lh p
Residenee--On Oak Street, one door from
the corner of Fourth and Oak Streets. Il
nov3 d3m
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Ths remains of Ex-Governor Wick.

III Remains of Ex-Governor Wick.
life En- Route TO LOUisYiIIe-Oper-
ations Of the Vigilance Committee.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 3.--The body of
Ex Governor Charles A. Wiekliffe, of
kentucky, who died few days since.
in Maryland, is expected here to.
morrow, and will be taken to Bards-
town for fnal interment.
Z At Gordon, Indiana, rumor pre-
vailed on Monday to the effect that
Vigilance Committee of Heth Town
ship had arrested and hanged a young
man suspected of horse stealing. He
was hanged twice until life was nearly
extinct, when he confessed to the
crime, and revealed the names of the
parties implicated.
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sBW ADYKRGiSg GaTs.
Dissolution of CoDartnersbin.

FTzsEE FEREE OF GsATES Sk GEHGER
= has this day been dissolved by muIe.al
consent, Mr. Gates retiring from the firm
Mr.. Gelger will carry on the business, col
lecting all claims and paying all debts of
said firm. GEORGE NJ. GATES. /
FRED. GEIG ER.
Evansville, Nov. 4, 1869. fnov4 d3t
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CoRINNE, UrAH, November 3.-A
large schooner arrived to-day, from
Stockton, a town on the southern
shore Of the lake, loaded with lum-
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Dr. BurtOn'S Tobacco ARtidOteJ
NWARRAETED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE roR TonAcco /Is
ere Uegaa6s and harmless, and is also excelienHap
peNer Itures and elTiches the blood invgorafs tho
syn possesses great nouriEhing and strengthening pow
enables the stomach 10 digest the hcaries fOo makes
sleep reshing and establishes robust health kSaokera
and eAers for Sl1ty yeas cured. Price Eiftcents per
effects OF Nobacco with lists OF testnona references,
etess sEAzNREE. Agents wanted. AGdreA
Dr.. 4. r. ABBOTT, JerSky City, N. J.
TGSTINGOHIIAE
FRox TIE UAS. TREAsURY, SeeTelgSHs 0Fos-Pleass
SEND supply on the ANTIDoTE. Tha FeoeUed has
done Its tgork sURgbY. o. T. EDGAR
FROM NEW HAlfksHIRE STATE snIsos-Gentlenen OF
innuenee mere hayRE been cVed Of the appetite for
ply Tor the prisoners Ok this int ttitution.
JOSEPH MAYdA W01een Of N. II. State Prison.
BAEKER's TEsrIMoNY.EDr Burton's Antidote f,r
Tobacco has cc0mptishe3 <ftl claimed for e.
- WALTER hASN, I9t%at- Blk, New Albany, nd 3
FEoll THE CHIEF ENsfSEAV OF THE AI1RaHAEY VA1-
LEY RAILROAD CoErAeY, PGfksBUR0H, Pal have used
Che Anid0te with gesat succeA It s. curing ali MP
rflenos. III. BLACKSTONE.
A CLERcYMAE8 TESTIMONY %ONE Box OF ANTr
poTE cured my &oth or and myself Mr. NEVER TA1Ia
Rev. wv BHOENAKER, KdSey's Station Pa.
FRoM THE Ponce HEADQUARTERS NIsYEN, MAss,-T
hass ggfsq4a .irigfge foads Qf fesk fges months BY
removed. WE. n WAIT, JK.
FRoH<THE SOUTHERN HoMR JoBREA Al. VI AITrMoRr
MDne box Of BurOns Antidoie TeHa0ped AZ asire for
ne sed from me- take pleasure IN recommending q
y 81 oar readers, r. Y. SLATER, ditoT-
4 IZs-adeDsark x Cop11EgAteoLJ - Il
The GENUINE has DIR. ABBOTT's
name and address on each box. Direct
all orders to DIR. T.. r. ABBOTT,
noy3 d&w3m Jersey City, n. J.
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Has very large stock OF Boots aud 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 clty--whOle
stock and solid double soles. Also a bet
ter variety of Fine Calf Boots than was
ever seen in Evansviile before. Mems
Boots and Ladies' and Chiidren's Shoes in
the best variety and quality t-
Children's Shoes a speciality, and the
best stock In the market.
All kinds of Boots and Shoe5 made to
order.
T. W. TURNER, -
5 No. 5 First street.
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: CAIRO, November 3.-W. j, Allen,
Democrat. for Constitutional ConYeu-
ton, has go majority in Cairo.
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MRS. A. NOLAN

~ E8TRES NOTIFYING HEB LADY
-A1- acquatntances that she has removed
70 DIVISION street, between Second and
be glad To receive all orders for Cleaning
anu Bleaching Hats and Bonnets which
unV4
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Remains Of Ex-Hovernor
WickhRs En- Route to
LouisVilla. g..
ertgF
Opefatio:,s of the Vigilanos
Cmmitt93 in-Tndiana.

WIZ TfnE CEWEHF Z/aF6
News By Atlantic Cable.
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Belief WORK.

We are prepared TO execute Brief Work
for lawyers with dispatch and at reasons
able rates.
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-. No. 8 First street.
DIR. BurtOn's Tobacco AntidOte.)

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The national Republican., 1869-06-17
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The national Republican., 1869-06-17

THE VIRGINIA VALLEY RAmRoAD.-In the
first branch of tho City Council yesterday
Mr.. Carter, from the Joint special commit
tee appointed to take into consideration the
petition OF the Virginia Valley Railroad
Company for aid to the extent Of ono million
of dollars from the city of Baltimore, sub.
mitted a lengthy report favorable to extend.
ing the said aid. An ordinance accompanied
the report, containing tho provisions under
formity with the provisions of the State con-
stitution. One OF the provisions is that the
Legislature is first to empower the City
Council to make the investment, after which
the matter Is to be submitted to the vote OF
the people of Baltimore. The report md
ordinance were received and ordered to be
printed. Sun of yesterday.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

sow's MuK.-Everybody knows the value
of milk as liquid food for the young and
weak; but everybody does not know that OF
all milks that from the SOW Is the richest
and most nutritious. 1t contains 80 per
cent. more of solid constituents, such as but
ter, chcesy matter aud sugar, than does the
lacteal produce Of the COW. This Is shown
in a recent analysis by Professor Cameron,
of Dublin. lie appears to bo only the
second chemist who has examined the secrc-
tlon. Curiously, the sow's Is generally alb
sent from lists Of milk analysis; the reason
doubtless being the difficulty Of securing
specimens. Your porclne mother strcnu'
ously resists the appeals Of the fairest OF
milkmaidsj beauty cannot induce nor dex.
terity compel her to yield drop Of her off,
springs legitimate food, even for the benefit
Of science. 30, unless these scruples can be
overcome, there is little chance Of the rich
diet coming to market.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

BRoTHgRHooD OV THE UHIoN-A HoNE
CoNMUSION ORG RGASIZEp.-About 100 members
OF the Order Of the brotherhood OF the Union
with their ladies met last evening for the pur.
4 charter Tor which was granted at the meeting
Of the Grand Council, as announced In the
REPUBLICAN, several days ago.
The name chosen for the Communion is
Mount Vernon No, 2. The following officers
were chosen; Guardian, Mrs. Z. McLain; Pro.
teetor, A. l.. Andersoni Prophet, Mr.. Butler;
Prophecies, Mr.. Thompson, Priest, Mr.. Flint:
Priestess, Mrs. Angel; Scroll.keeper, Mr.
Slmons; Register, Mrs. Green; Treasurer,
Mr.. Ellis; Watch OF the day, Jefferson Norris
and Watch OF the night, T. T.. Dermott.