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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-28
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paftnent 10 learn that It's consunnfio11 fs
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femeIy OF either native or forei0n oyiegI,SS
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stTSngtn under fiery temperature. the
bLA1EESo nave paramount claim TO con-
sue Sr@tIon. ~ has the effect OF fortifyin0
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systems against the ordinary consequences
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Ana 1ce-cold deWs by nigh-., ALTERNATELY
e'yosI lS,sS aug emu the blood of those who are
II i1iiosTETrBR'S STOMACH BITTERs are
so!o IN bottles only. To avoid beino DO
oSlVed Cs5 ,,e by counterfeits, see that the name
on the glass of the bottles. and onrrave1S,e
stamp over the cork,
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On our second page we print COM
munication from one Of our we'll
known wholesale dealers on the sub
ject of licensing drummers who sell
goods by sample. 1t is evident to
every thinking maa that, under the
present arrangement, our dealers are
at a disadvantage. They arc taxed
heavily to sustain the municipality,
while the drummer pays no taxes
whatever. Indeed, he is not even com
PEELED to take out moderate license,
although his transactions may amount
to thousands Of dollars This is a
manifest injustice. While We would
advocate no prohibitory laws, aud
throw as few distractions in the way
Of commerce as possible, We cannot
resist the conclusion that simple
Justice demands that drummers, who
remain in or visit our city for the
purpose of selling large amounts of
goods on samples, which they have
with them, ought at least to pay a
reasonable amount for the privilege,
Otherwise we actually give dealers
from other cities preference over
the very men upon whom we depend
to build up our city and add to its
wealth.
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New YORK, Sept. 27.-At the meet
ing Of the Gold Board this morning,
a committee Of nine was appointed,
who waited on the Gold Exchange
Bank TO ascertain the status Of affairs.
During the absence of the committee,
statements were made by several mem
bers present of the financial position
OF their different firms, and the Board
voted to make no sale Of gold till af-
ter the report of the committee was
received. Brown & Co. state they
have not failed, but have adjusted all
their balances with a@her dealers: in
dependest of the Bank, Mr.. Colen-
der. examines of the National Banks,
reports all the national banks in this
city in a sound condition.
Several injunetions were issued
against the Gold Exchange Bank to-
day by Judge Clark; also several
against the Wall Street brokers.
An order Of arrest has been issued
against James Bellen on the suit Of
j.. Hatch, for secreting his property
TO defraud creditors.
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Ayondalc Relief Fund.

PLYMOUTH, Pa. September 81
The trustees OF the Avondale relief
fund to day adopted a plan for the
distribution of the funds that reach
them The plan Of distribution for
the first year is as follows: Each
widow will be paid the sum of 5000,
10 cdual monthly payments. Each
male orphan child under four
teen years, and each female orphan
child under sixteen years shall
be paid for the same period S1O0
in the same manner. Children over
the ages mentioned viii be paid in
full a sum not exceeding two hundred
dollars. Five thousand dollars were
voted to meet special eases not en-
braced in the foregoing.
These provisions are made for their
| aid aud relief till the 1st day OF Octo-
| Der. 1870 and will absorb all but
$4,000. The remainder Of the fund
| is to be carefully invested in gold
securities that can be converted into
cash when required, and to constitute
a permanent tund divisible upon the
/ following basis: One-third to con
stitute widows fund, and the &c
naming two thirds an orphans S fund.
From these funds widows and orphans
are to receive quarterly payments
until the whole IS exhausted.
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RohberY-Ilorse Racine. Il.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 27-The hair
house Of Stembery & Mayer, on
Fourth Street. was robbed of So, 600
worth of stock last night, consisting
of wigs, curls, &c The thieves pass,
ed through an empty house adjoining,
got on the roof and entered by the
skylight. No arrests.
Weather cloudy. THERMOMETERS 56o
at 6 PM
Buckeye races, two mile heats, 800
subscription, Club $4,000, eleven
entries. The following Wastho start:
Coquette, 4 B. Exchange, 1 ]; Alte-
veta, 3-distanced; Hembold, 2 2
3:478, 3:473. Club $500, three mile
heats, Maggie Hunter, 2 3; King
Tom, 2; Bonita, 1 ID :524, 5:563-
Consolation $500, mile dash, Joseph
Kilgour, / j Mccormick S chestnut
flly, 2, 1.494. The track was very
heavy and the betting was light The
day was fine and the crowd was very
large. The admission was doubled.
Taylor Page, Of Boston, bought the
horse Hamburg OF Geo. Cadwaller,
for $1,000 to-day. Last week Ham
burg won the two year old stakes at
the Buckeye, making the best time
for two years old on record.
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Havana News.

HAVANA, Sept. 27.-Advices fran
St. Thomas to. the 1Sta say there were
threo shocks Of earthquake on the
17th. Stores were closed and busi-
ness suspended. There were no lives
lost as far as known. a general alarm
prevailed.
HAVANA, Sept, 27.-Advivces from
ST. Domingo to the 9th, say Baez had
defeated the rebels who were beseig-
ing Azua.
Havana, Sept. 27.4The telegram
sent from Havana on Saturday, relar
tive to the surrender Of Gen. Jordan
aud his troops on the payment by the
Government of a certain sum OF
money, was based upon official dis
patches.
1t is reported that the insurgents in
the neighborhood of Yaguaramas and
Paris, aud between Cienfuegos and
Colon, are treating with the Spanish
authorities relative to the surrender.
This surrender is important, if true.
the rebel bands in this quarter being
nearest to the sugar districts of Colon
and Cardenas.
AdYices from Porto Rico to the oh
inst, say the new tariff on merchan-
disc imported and exported, will 60
into operation on the first of Janu-
ary The island is perfectly quiet.
Caraecas advices to Sept. 7th, say
that President Menogas is actively
engaged in preparing for the cam
paign against the Governments of Pal
gar.
The Venezuelan man of-war Boli-
var is blockading Maracaibor.
The typhus fever is raging at Gu
racoa.
Guzman Blanca is still at Curacao,
plotting against Monogas.
Jamaica news to the 18th an
nounce that the schooner LaHave has
brought suit against the Government
for heavy damages for the detention
Of their vessel.
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Addlaonal NavaI Oadets AdmItled

BALTIMORE, September 27.-The
Examining Board at the Naval Aead-
emy have admitted the following ad-
ditional cadets: Frank White, of
Maine; @. Chithen, Of Ohio; 0. b.
Crocker, of Massachusetts; q. +.
Hurd, of New York; j. b. Culp, of
Indiana; j. e. Anderson, Ohio; E.
j Davids, Of New York; Ii. s. Cor
nell, Of Indiana; III. Habersham, of
Hampshire; e. r. Roy, of Pennsyl-
vania; VIM. MeKevey, Of Pennsyl-
vania; Charles Mccartney, of Penn
sylvania; Charles V. Grant, of Ten
nessee; John f. Robb, of Illinois
Charles L. Laclede, of Ohio; Charles
a. WaIlingford, Of Indiana. These
appointments were made up TO SatEr
day night.
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Accident-Nan Drowned.

LOUISVILLE, September 27.-Jack
Sullivan and another laborer, while
engaged In moving a heavy stone at
pier No. IL Of the bridge, were
knocked off the platform by the stone
swinging too far, and both fell into
the river. Sullivan was drowned. but
the other man swan ashore.
Mrs. Lucy Morehead Porter, the
newly appointed Postmistress, will
probably assume her duties on the
fourth Of October OF the foTty-one
persons employed IN the Post Office,
it is said that thirty two viii be dis
missed.
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CONDENsED TELEGRAMS.

MONDAY, September p.
a heavy storm prevailed in Pennsylva-
MIA sunday night and this morning.
VIM. W hitt has been appointed Register
of the Land Ohice at Bonneville, No.
Steamer Malta arrived to-day from Llv-
erpool.
The steamship Trade Wind was lost in
the Gulf on the 24th. Passengers all saved.
Part OF ;he crew missing.
The cases growing ont Cf the loss OF the
steamers United states ard America are
now M before the Superior Court of Gin
cinnat.
At q saloon row in Dayton, Sunday,
John aud Charles Shent, two brothers,
were fatally stabbed. six men have ceen
arrested.
Prince Arthur and the Governor General
of Canada were at Buffalo to day. They
rode around the city and lunched with ex-
President Fillmore.
There was gigantic Concert In the BOs-
ton Coliseum on Sunday. over 10000 peo-
400 voices, aided by so brass and 70 Feed
pieces. The pl Oceeds were FOR the benefit
Of the destitute Catholic children.
On the 22d inst. seventy sslzed men
rode into Lancaster, Garard County, KY,
look "a coiOred man from the iAil and
regulators cowhtded Waiter B Sutton aud
Mr. hutchinson, and ordered them TO
leave the country.
Samuel \. Barton, a farmer sfxiv wears
Old, as orutally murdered on Friday
ulgnt, at his house in Baltimore County
The suspected murderer is a VIM. Brown
formerly OF Terre Haute. He was a sol
der in the army, and afterwards married
81 niece of Mr. Barton, with whom he ra-
sided at the time OF the murder.
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Al srEcIAL disnatoh to

A SPECIAL dispatch to the New
York Herald announces another rev.
olution 10 Spain. Severe fighting had
taken place in the streets of Barce-
Iona. The cartmen barricaded some
Of the streets and defended the bar
ricades stoutly, but were put to flight
by a bayonet charge on the part Of
the Government troops. Some
twenty i've or thirty o. the eartmen
lost their lives in the struggls. The
cause Of the insurrection is not spe-
cidcalIy set forth other than a
general dissatisfaction with the Gov.
ernment. 1t is evident that this dis
satisfaction is becoming wide spread,
and unless checked will result in a
counter revolution, before which the
present government will be as help.
less as was Queen IsABELLA, when
her subjects refused longer to tolerate
her debauo6eries aud expressions.
The friends Of Spain viii regret these
disturbances and bloodshed, because
they have a tendency to 50 inAame
the passions Of the people as 10 rem
der them regardless Of right or rea-
son, and make them iit tools for some
new adventurer with which to ad-
vance his own ambitious designs.
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Mass convention Of COlOFed Citizens
Resolutions Adopted, &c.

CHICAGO, September 27.-At a mass
convention Of colored citizens held
here to day, the following resolution
was adopted: 1 ~
ReSolUeA, That ge appoint two Of
our ablest citizens capable Of credita-
bly, representing our interests. to at
tend the. coming State Co1stitntional
Convention, AMI there, as OppOrtu-
nifty may off9r, By voice and petition,
beseech that honorable body to favor
ably consider our necessities. and sub
ject to the people CT the State such
amendments 10 the State Constitution
as will remove the various disabilities
under which we now labor.
The Illinois State Fair opened az
Decatur to day, and promises to be
most successful one ever held IN this
State. The stalls, 500 in number, are
nearly filled with cattle and horses.
Among the latter are fifty Of full or
part blooded NOrmans. The display
of agricultural machinery is larger at
this time than at any previous Fair,
and there Is more to come.
4 Galesburg dispatch says that the
large Touring miil owned by Q. Jones,
in that city, was entirely destroyed by
fro on Sunday morning. There was
an insurance on ths mill of $4,000
in a foreign company, and on the
stock there was $4,000 in the Home,
aud $20,0 900 in the Lorillard Of New
York. tt
The new buildings of the National
Military Asylum at Milwaukee, were
dedicated this afternoon. Generals
Sheridan, Butler and Pope, with other
dignitaries, were present.
A dispatch-frOm Madison says the
Wisconsin State Fair opened to- day,
but docs not really commence till to-
morrow. The entries are very large
nearly double those of last year
with more entries being made to-day.
Numbers of fast horses are already on
the ground, and more are expected.
The show of agricultural machinery
will be immense.
The Chicago Absnd Zcitang news
paper was seized this morning upon
a writ OF replevin at the instance of
one Ira A. Buel, a candidate of the
ring party for City Attorney. The
-Abead Zeifung is strongly Ia favor of
the nominations by the Peoples par
ty. It's Suspension will probably be
only temporary.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. September 27-Oh-
cial returns Of passengers arriving in
the United States during the quarter
ending with June, shows an extraor-
dinary increase. The whole number
is III, ,502, of whom nearly $4,000
we're females.
In pursuance of an act of Congress,
the property Of the United States, at
Harper's Ferry and vicinity, is to be
sold or the 30th Of November.
Major Haggerty had a long and sat
isfactory interview with the President
to. day on the subject Of his rejection
by the British Government as Consul
at GlasgOW.
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New York Items.

Nav YORK. Sept. 27.-The World
states that the President of the Gold
Exchange Back announces the fol-
lowing firms as omitted from the clear
ing: Zencga & Graves, Galway,
Hunter a Co., z. Il. Williams, Jr, u
Co. JAS. Brown & Co, Domin Boo
cock. Chas. f.. Mcclure u Co., VIM.
Belden & Co, Albert Speyers, Chas.
w. Keep & Co. The President of
the bank announces that the clearing
movement has been completed, and
all balances will be settled to-day. In
the investigation the bank was found
to be sound as a bell. The firms IN
the Beuedicts have not actually failed,
but they have not cleared themselves
with the bank to day. A full account
of affairs will soon become known.
Several brokers attempted to obtain
admission to the bank this morning,
but were refused 1t is said they in
tend to create disturbance.
NEW York, September 27.-The
u. s. steamer Powhattan, the flag
ship Of Admiral Poor, sailed yester-
day for Key West.
DR.. Albert Simmons who was, as
alleged, upjustly incarcerated in
| Cuba, aud whose estate and other
property on that Island was confs-
Gated, applied to-day to U. s. Com
missioner Osborn for attachment
against the Spanish gpnboats, but
was directed to apply to the State De
par;ment.
There is rumor iu circulation that
| a Cuban expedition numbering SOC
men left this port last night, but it is
not Traced 10 authentic sources.
General Clement, tie new munster
from Hayti, arrived here to day, and
several naval officers who are to take
out the iron clad Atlanta, recently
purchased by the Haytien Govern
| meut.
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THE Washington specials to the
Cincinnati Commercial state that
there is a rumor in quiet circulation
that Secretary Cox will leave the
Cabinent in December or January
next. in order to accept one Of the
United States Circuit Judgeships,
provided for By the last Congress.
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Observation-Disclosures Gang OF Horse
rbFswna nleaoropos

s. LOUIS, September ga negro
na--gd Ben. Abernathy was Killed 81
Sunday, near Fenton, in this f6El,S,
BY George w. Smiser, soB ofIGeoTge
Smiser, formerly County ColltctQeT 81
this county. The cause of the homi-
eide is not precisely known. but it
appears they net on the road and Lam
alteration occurred. Smiser 5tTa&
the negro with his fist frstl Pie
negro returned the blow, when Sm@t
drew a knife and stabbed him. y
An extensive gang of horse tSievfs,
embracing, it is said, several WI
known aud heretofore respectable
izens, has been discovered in Chhrit6n,
County, In this State. Their 9peTat
tions extended to and across the Iona
line.
The dry goods store Of . Carp, No.
All North Fourth Street, was q &tered
on Saturday night and rohBed OF
some $1,000 worth Of silks aR fancy
goods. rfr
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INTERNATIONAL T.TNFa-


To LOUIsVILLE.-Every Monday at 10
O'Clock An. Every Tuesday, Hednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 6
o'clock P. II.
TO CkIRo-DaIly, except Sunday, at 4
O'Clock p. N.
10 GREEN RIvER.-E Every Mond az. Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday al o'clock
Pm.
To EAsTPoET.--EveryT Tuesday and Sat
urtay at4 O'Clock p. n.
TO HEEDERSON-DaiIy, except SUNDAYS.
at O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHYILLE-Every Tuesday, ,Wednes-
day and saturday Al 4 P. M.
Transient boats daily up and dowr.
To CINCINNATI-EYery saturday at 10
Am.
TO CAENELToN-Eyery Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 An.
Rookpo portStage (via NeWburgh and Boom
VIile,) carrying the mali, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at Z A. Il. Arrives Tues
lays and Saturdays by p N.
Vt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
sept Gundays) at 7 A. Il. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays) by 2 p. Il
70 NEWBURG.-HacK daily Except sun
Iay1 from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o clock P. M.
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Canadian Items.


ST. CATHARINEs, Canada, Sept. q.
John d. Culver. a broker OF this
placa, absconded Saturday night,
taking with him $4,000 or $25, 600
Several banks are sufferers, as well as
a number Of business men.
OTTAWA, September 27.-An appli-
cation will be made at the next ses-
sion of Parliament for a charter for
the Union Pacific Railroad, to be
constructed from a point On Lake
Superior, via Red River, to a point
on the eastern boundary of British
Columbia, with power to improve the
navigation leading to and from Rainy
Lake and Lake of the Woods, and
for charter to run a railroad from
Pembina, via Fort Garry, to a point
on Lake Winnepeg, on Socket tche-
wan River, with power to improve the
navigation to Socketchewan
a negotiation Is IN progress with
reference to establishing a branch Of
the Bank of Montreal at Fort Garry
The discount on American invoices
is twenty per cent. 81 q
Parliament has been further pro
rogued to the 11th of October.
NASHVILLE, September 27.-Heavy
frost this morning, but did no serious
damage.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Cinoin-
natl Gdzette says the Republican State
Central Committee Of Ohio is hard at
work, aud with success, to organize
the party so as to Insure victary. He
is convinced that the Republicans
will carry the State by good major
ity. We hope his anticipations may
be fully realized. We are not so
sanguine, however, as he seems to be,
especially as to the majority.
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TOLEDO, Sept. 27-At meeting of
the Trustees Of the Ohio Reform and
Industrial School for girls, held at
the institution at White Sulphur
Springs, on the % b, 1t was resolved
to open the establishment for the re-
ceptlon of inmates on the 18th of Dc.
tober next. Superintendent Nichols
viii at once issue a circular, giving
instructions as to the conditions on
which girls are received.
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Destructive Flre-LOSs S150, 0,000-In-
suFance Sf15. .00o,

PITTsBURG, Sept. 27.-About nine
o'clock An. fire broke out in the
cotton mills In Allegheny City, owned
by a. Childs u Co. The buildings
were entirely destroyed. Loss about
Sl5O,OO0. Insurance Si15,000, almost
all in Eastern Companies. About
three hundred employees arc thrown
out Of work by lhis fire.
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MEMPHIS, Sept. 27.-It seems that
the Board Of Aldermen adjourned
last meeting without passing the reso-
luton for any definite action, and
consequently the whole question will
come up again next Thursday. In
the mean time number of promi-
nent citizens are forming a ring to
enter the contest for Little Rock
Rellroad stock.
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THERE has been an advance Of
twenty-five per cent. in nails at
Pittsburg Our wholesale men have
been more moderate in their de-
mands, ard only advanced the price
twenty FIVE cents per key.
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TIL Avoudals Relief Fond,
ODening Of the Seventeenth Annual
State Fair,

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 27.-The Sew
enteenth Annual State Fair opened
on the Societv's grounds, near this
city, to day. The number of entries
thus far is unusually large. Seven
hundred and seventy-five were made
up to noon to day. Several new Halle
have BEEN built, and the grounds
otherwise very much Improved.
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Ell. an. r. R., Northern Division


Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
(ssundays excepted,) } at..-............ :15 Pm
Train leaves Henderson at. ......... as PM
Arrive at Madisonv1lle ......... ......... 80 Pm
GOING NOHTH.
Train leaves M MadisonViile daily
Sundays excepted) at ..-............. 4 % AM
Arrive at Henderson n..--..--.... 30 II
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet MOllte Norton ...... 80 An
Making connection both ways with
trains on the i. & q. Railroad.
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BosroN, September 27.-Thomas
X. Stearns, alias Thos. Carter, charg-
ed with obtaining several thous-
and dollars in this city two years ago,
by selling counterfeit bonds, has been
arrested IN New Hampshire and S6m-
mItted to jail in default of 81 .O06 bail.
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New YoRK, September PA
Richmond special to the Herald says
thatth excitement over the struggle
for Senators from Virginia increases
evefy day. and it is intimated that
possibly a Radical Republican may
be chosen 10 fill one Of the places.
Alexander Sharp, late Postmaster at
Richmond, and brother in law OF the
President, has been brought proml-
nently forward by the Conservatives,
Horace Greeley is likewise spoken 0i
to represent the old nomination on
the higher branch Of cur National
Legislature.
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aBA8a4Y JOURN an
rUEsDAx. .....-..sFPrEMBER q, 1852

CRAwFORD COUNTY votes on the
proposition to levy a tax of two per
cent. on the duplicate, as a subscrip
ton to the New Albany and st. Louis
Railroad, on the 1st of November.