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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-26
VOL. Xxx

In the Cleveland Wonnan's Suffrage Con-
ventlon yesterday, in addition to the
usual routine Of business. letters were read
from number of distinguishes noDodles,
all indorsing, as matter of course, the
suffrage movement. Henry Ward Beecher
was elected President of the National AS
ISOLATION, with dozen or more male and
female Vice Presidents. Lucy Stone Black
well, Cor Secretary; Maria Broadwell,
Recording Secretary; Henry BLACKWELL
Treasurer, with as many local Vice Presl-
dents as there were states represented.
An Intellectual effort was made to endorse
some fifty or one hundred catcn-penny
papers, with some well established ana
popular newspapers, as organs of the Asso-
ciation, but as the original motion had
raised a tempest in the teapot. II was
withdrawn and a substitute was adopted
denying the right Of any paper to speak
fer the Association authOrilatiVely- Then
followed speeches, dd flsf51sttltns.
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Erie Railroad ImhrogIIo.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 25. - Mr.. Me-
Henry arrived in a special car from
New York. late this evening, and is
stopping at the Kennard House. He
comes on business CONCERNING the
A. & G. w. Railroad and Erie i'm
broglio. It is understood that the re-
lations between the two interests are
more pacific, and, as a consequence,
the McHenry party will move in
court at Akron, tomorrow, to post
pone the further hearing of the case
for two weeks, and 1t is likely that
the motion will be granted. This is
to give Gould time to parry the blows
of Commodore Vanderbilt, who in
stigated the Ramsey movement.
1t is not the policy of the Atlantic
& Great Western to wholly ALLEVIATE
the Gould aud Fisk party, but to so
get control as to compel just terms,
and as the advantage is now with him,
McHenry can afford to be generous.
Vanderbilt is indirectly aiding him.
1t is reported that the Erie office, in
New York. was guarded last night
against intruders, and to prevent the
Sheriff from serving the writ. Seeing
the patience of the officer Of outraged
justice, the impertubable Fisk put
his head out of the door and coolly
asked the Sheriff if he did not wish
he could serve the writ.
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THE Southern papers say JEFF.
DAVIS does not intend to settle in
America. He is in Mississippi, says
the Herald, for the purpose of settling
up his private business preparatory to
joining his family in London, which
is to be his future home. This is
news to US. We thought JEFF. had
consented to head a life insurance
company and locate permanently in
Memphis. The business selected is
q good one. 1t is eminently proper
that man who has devoted so many
years of his existence to destroying
human life should now become Presi-
dent of life insurance company.
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Washington Newsletter from Rd-
win BelCher, Assessor OF Third
Ga0rgfa District.

mdBnlHSbOU NChS-HekttF IFOm Eu~
win BelCher, Assessor OF Third
Georgia District.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The follow
ing letter was received this morning
at the Office of Internal Revenue, from
Edwin Beleher, Assessor of the Third
Georgia District:
AUGUSTA. GA, Nov. Is, 1869.
SIR: l have to report that Mr..
James B. Wilson, Assistant Assessor
of the Eleventh Section Of this Dis
trict, Taliiero and Wilkes Counties,
has just arrived at this place from
Washington, Wilkes County, under
the following circumstances, viz:
His Office was broken into on the
night of the 14th inst. his books and
papers were destroyed or stolen, and q
note, of which the following is a copy,
left on his desk:
"Bloody Noon Niger Sub: .e
SIR: Your visit to this place must
end. Your welcome has expired. A
few days will be allowed you to de-
part never to return. Take due
notice and govern yourself accordingly.
You KNOW WHO"
Mr.. Belcher, the Assessor of this
District, is a colored nan.
Capt G. NJ. Bailey is detailed on
recruiting service, and ordered to re-
port to Brevet Brigadier General
Burbank, at Cincinnati, for assign
James W. Bayard has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at Athens, Ohio.
G.. A. Smith, of Alabama, has been
appointed Collector of Internal Rev
enue for the District of New Mexico,
in place of A. P. Sullivan.
A pamphlet has just appeared, en-
titled A Few Remarks in Answer to
General McMahon's Opinion in Re
gard to the Paraguayan War;" In
which the writer expoF IS the alleged
despotism of Lopez. and vindicates
the action of the Allies in making
war against the Lopez dynasty, but
not against the Paraguayan people.
WASHINGTON, November 25.-The
National labor Convention of col
ored men. which meets in this city on
the 9Th of December, promises to be
the largest ever assembled in this
country. Delegates have been elected
from Texas, Mississippi, Alabama,
Louisiana, Florida, Georgia. South
Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia,
Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, n
York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island
Tennessee, Ohio, Kentucky and Dis
trict of Columbia. A number of
white delegates and female delegates
have been elected from New York
and Rhode Island. Hon. B. f. But
Ter will address the Convention on
the first. and Hon, Henry Wilson on
the second day.
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CounterfeIters Arrested.

CONCORD, n. r., November 20
Special Treasury Detectives Salmon,
Dutton and Davis, of New York,
traced on from Baltimore to Phila-
delphia, and thence to this city. a
couple of fractional currency counter
feiters, and arrested them on the ar
rival Of the morning train to-day.
They gave their names as Bronson
and Taylor. Bronson was arrested
by Officer Dutton without resistance.
but Taylor struck Officer Davis, and
in return received a severe blow over
the head and was Immediately hand
cuffed. They were taken back on the
afternoon train.
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MEssRs. FL. t. Cook & Co. of New
Albany, have secured the contract
for all the material to be delivered
and work to be done, necessary to
place the new locks of the Louisville
and Portland Canal in proper work
ing order. The work, according to
contract, must be completed so that
boats may be passed through the
canal by the new locks on or before
the first day of November. 1870"
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THE twenty-second day of Febru-
ary has been fixed upon By the Re
publican State Central Committee as
the time for holding the next Repub-
lican State Convention. individuals
anxious to sacrifice themselves for the
good of their party, will no doubt
promptly make their wishes known.
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Burglary-Outrage.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20. - Las t
evening the house of Thomas Evans,
in Frankfort Street, was entered bV
two burglars, during the absence of
Mr.. Evans, an engineer of the Fire
Department. The house was ransack-
ed, and the thieves succeeded in get
ting 500 Mrs. Evans was seized
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The New York thieves have be-
come so bold that they do not hesi-
tate to attack officers and liberate
their companions on their way to the
penitentiary. The condition of that
city, under Democratic management,
is becoming most pitiable. A similar
condition of things may be expected
one day in this or any other city
wholly given over to the control of
the leaders of that party.
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ALL the creditors of LOCKWOOD &
Co, Of New York, have accepted the
proposal of settlement on the ba-
sis of fifty per cent, and the
firm will resume business IN a few
days. This, we presume, will enable
1E9RAND to keep his grand one mil
lion dollar palace. Verify, there is
nothing like big smash, if one has
to break at all.
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Arrested on Charge OF EmbezzIe
melf,

ALBANY, Nov, 25.-A young man
named j. w. Wilson, book-keeper in
Edward Wilson & Co.'s hardware
store, has been arrested on charge
of embezzling several thousand dol
lars from his employers.
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The Cleveland Leader thinks the
beauties of Democratic government
are illustrated by the recent devel-
opments in the Copperhead County
Of Franklin, in that State. (in which
Columbus is located,l where the
Grand Jury is considering the propri-
ETY. of indicting the County Commis :
sioners for malfeasauce in Office in ac-
cepting bribes for their official action.
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Our SHIPBUILDIEG INTEREST. =
Around the whole harbor of New
York and in all the ship-yards on the
many shores OF that harbor there is,
we believe, but one ship on the stocks.
NJ Y Herald
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FULLY one-third Of the entire to-
bacco crop in Caldwell and Lyon
Counties was badly damaged in the
barns by the hard freezes during
October. Another third was seriously
injured by the long drought and early
frosts, leaving but one-third of a
usual crop of sound tobacco In those
counties.-Pdducah Herald.
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Sayer, Republican members elect to
Congress; John ". Jenkins, Chair
man of the Republican State Central
Committee; Carr and Haskell, J. FL.
Clements, the late Republican candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor, and
Morgan and jackson of the Legisla-
ture. The Withdrawing members
signed the substitute and will forward
it to Congress.
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L.G. MATTHEWS. Esq, of the New
Albany Ledger has purchased the in
terest Of JOHN B. NORMAN, deceased,
his late partner, at the rate of fifty
four thousand dollars for the entire
establishment.
Mr. NoRMAN's estate is valued at
seventy-fve thousand dollars, clear of
all encumbranoes.
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DAILY JOURNAL
FRIDAY. ..........NovEMBER g. 1865

GEORGE G. HARDING will not aban-
don the Indianapolis Mirror. That
paper will continue to reflect his
physioznomical pecuIiarities.
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THE railroad conductor, Capt. TUL-
LEN, who turned the negro mail
agent off the Pensacola and Jackson
Railroad, a few days ago. has been
discharged by the Railroad Company.
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and gagged to prevent alarm. and
while bound, the thieves cut off nearly
all her font hair. but unbound her
before leaving.
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LOUISVILLE. November 25.-The
Common Council has authorized the
Mayor to purchase the Nicholson
pavement patent, at cost of $12, 900.
The right of way to connect their
tracks was o-night granted to the
railroads centreing here, over a route
which they will undoubtedly reject.
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BosroN, November 25.-The shoe
manufactory of Geo. w. Gerson &
Co., in Melrose. was burned this
morning. Loss, $4,000; insured.
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COLUMBIA. s. g., November 25.-
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refusing State aid TO any railroad.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


Has a 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 ChiIdren's Shoes In
the best variety and quality.
Children's Shoes q speciality and the
best stock In the market.
All kinds of Boots aud Shoes made to
order.
7. w. TURNER,
NO. 3 First Street
nova dim
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Blessed IS the man who invented
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Letter from Assessor of
Third Georgia District.
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DUBLIN, Nov. %. = O'Donovar
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from Tipperary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-06
THE ROGERS MURDER.

The investigation of the case of John Rob
inson the StatlonHouse lodger whom ex-POiceman De
La Noy believes to be the of Charles NJ Rogers
was resumed yesterday and will be continued to-day by
Mr. De La Noy and tho Sergeant Of the Fifteenth Pre-
cinct The search for evidence prove that Jack" Is
Jim" and that jim" is the Rogers assassin is SAID to
DO progressing favorably Mr.. DE La Noy having Sc
cured by his previous communIcativeness correct
public statement OF the fundamental facts in his
has suddenly become very retlcent. 1t IS evident
he believes as strongly ever, however that the muir
dercr Is in custody and he thinks the will be
ready for presentation 90 the Grand Jury time next
week possibly rs early Monday hut until difficulties
are overcome that still absolutely insurmountable.
the guilt OF Rob- nsOn must remain unprOyen.
The hearing ~ the writ Of hbeas corpus IN the case OF
Logan the Large adjourned yesterday at the request
Of the DsrctAttorney and with tho consent or Coun
sellOr Howe To Monday next ut 10 o. M IN the supreme
Court Chambers before Judge Cardozo mt which hour
also the writ in favor Of the other Logan - rturnabe IN
the Court OF oyer and Tcrmuer There ~ no apparent
reason suppose that these prisoners WILL or that they
should De longer detaDed ana unless there ~ some cause
10 the contrary which does not now appear, Ial1nt
might Justly he released at the time. Very briefly
stated the chief points for and against the two LOgaus
euveOpc found in tho murdercrs cOaIpOcket and both
are pretty hard cases Logan tho Little agrees size
and appearance with the murderer as described b{ hr
Rogers and official evidence has been produced IN ls
favor: aud Logan the Large hurt ms hand and lost hs
hat and coat In very suspicious manner on the day ot
the murder For-Logdn the LATHE gave himself up as
soon he learned thar he wanted hy the authorities
has had charge made and no evidence produced
against him, and the private testimony Of his sister
1ven In Tuesdays TRIBtNED establishes far dbi IN
his favor Logan tue Large Is taller than tue Rogers
murderer il believed 10 be- has had good abi proven IN
his behalf by the concurrng testimony of Two regular
ana two private witnesses (R0bltalle and Martha Els
worth and the two girls from Greenest), aud. "a the
evidence shows lost his Ovcrcoat, whereas tho assassin
lost his under coat ON the day OF the murder.
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC!


y | place this notice before the people IN
consequence of the appropriation by offers OF
the word Metaphysical. The word Spiritual has
been stolen from the Church since the Rappers
first announced their presence III Rochester.
The same spirit again attempts to appropriate
the word Metaphysical to a science which has
for It's basis Necromancy, Splritualism, so-calea
Clairvoyancy, FOrtune-Telling, Magnetism, all
of which are, without controversy, the dark and
dangerous sorceries of Satan. The word Meta
physical is rs much out of place in connection
with these works of darkness, as Satan is when
he transforms himself into an angel of light
The work of Metaphysics is to trace effects tn
their causes. Cause and effect is Heavens hrsa
and last law. Metaphysics, when IN night
hands, places everything in the domain OF
God in its place, whether it be good or evil
Nv Metaphysical Discovery, which kills and
prevents the root OF all diseases, is founded
on Truth. For IN calculation of the principles
on which it works. please inclOse ten cents to
No. 81 Bond-st, New-Iork, for my Metaphys-
zeal Pamphlet of 80 pages.
Mrs. NJ. G. BROWN
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LATEST SNIP NElHS.
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Boston, Joshua Lon fnm New-Oraus for Boston brgs
1mohy Field a Surua,n Boston Passed byseAHship Me
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steamship Fulton W
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River. VI. A. Herrera West Indies - -
Feh 5--Arri,rd steamship Mall n new ort
Sailed steamships Charleston and Sara;oss Newl r9eeus
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FOREIGN FORTS.
AvAN, t-Aniye steamship Eagle from NeNloh 'sh -
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