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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
rsrrs Hautc and Ylacennes.

If we may credit the following let
ter from ViDoennes to the Cincinnati
Chronicle, Terre Haute sent down
very shabby lot Of fellows to Vim
eennes a week ago to welcome Bishop
ST. PaIais on his return from Europe.
The writer says:
Vircennes had big time. last Sun.
daF. under the pretense of receiving
Bishop Maurice de Palais, Of this
CITY, who has Just returned from the
Ecumenieal Council. AS ne was an
nounced to preach here on Sunday,
large delegations were expected from
Terre Haute and Evansville; but the
Bishop failed to make connections, or
more probably, not liking the eharao
ter of the reception to be given, made
Il convenient TO announce that he
would not arrive here at the time
appointed. The EVansvIlliaus, hay-
ing received a dispatch TO the
effect, and having no excuse for O
visit to Vincennes, concluded not to
come; and of course none OF the
other delegations were expected. But
the faithful Of TerTe Haute having
secured the cars, concluded to make
the most Of their round trip tickets
and have a Sunday exoursiOn-Bishop
cr no Bishop. To the surprise of our
citizens. the train from Terre Haute
arrived about noon, having on board
aome six hundred of her citizens,
The citizsns OF the Old Post we're
mite startled, and perhaps thought
they were on the eve OF another re-
beIiion, as they heard the music and
aaw the banners parading through our
streets on q quiet Sabbath, as no
one was anticipating an eatree that we
supposed to be so grand. The result
was that our hotels were not prepared
Ia feed the multitude; but as this is
Catholic city, so far as the majority is
concerned, many found friends, who
soon supplied their cravings of hun
ger.
FOUND SOMETHING TO DRINK.
Many had, no doubt, good inten-
tions In coming TO Vinoennes, but,
ike all mixed trains, it had It's full
proportion Of lOafers, many of whom
behaved ike wild Indians, and not
only deseerated the Sabbath, but run
counter 70 the views of those who
CLAIM that the Christian Sabbath was
set apart By Protestants for Christian
Worship. and that such parades, with
All the cOn0omitant parts, Is just such
q style of worship that the devil ad-
mlres. Many Of this religious parade
were SO boozy that they could scarcely
6nd their way back to the train. AS
4 sample Of their roWdyism, forty-tWo
of the crowd went TO one of our hotels
a9d restaurants aud called for oysters
a. ffty cents dish, which included
Mi he usual accompaniments. Of
thega forty.tWo but three paid their
bills while the rest deliberately
walked up to the register and marked
paid opposite their names: II is to be
Ransd that when the Catholics of
Terrs Haute feel il necessary TO make
another trip OF this kind they will
select their 6ompaay, and not have ell
disgraoed on account Of the bad CON-
Dany Of . few disordeFlies.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
CounterfeitIng Case-Bass Ball

CINCINNATI, Nov. 30.-J ohnson
arrested for counterfeiting, was ex-
amined before the United States Com
missioner to day, and committed to
jail in default Of $4,000 bail to ap-
pear at the April term.
A meeting of the Cincinnati Base
Ball Club is called for Tuesday, to
test the sense of the Club on the
action OF the Executive Committee
with reference to employing profess
sionals.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01

so CLEAR. SIGIGT.T7 aud gain an %
server as UTr. Justin MoCarthy, In a
lecture on the war, delivered recently
ia Washington, committed himself to
the belief that Germany would yet
enjoy a Republican form of Govern
ment before France. We shall sin
cerely regret it, if his contemptuous
opinion of the character and stability
of the present Government of France
prove correct. Yet what shall We say
of a Government which claims to be
Republican, yet derives its origin
from no election, and permits no
election to pass upon its claims; which
has double head. one besieged in
capital that must soon surrender, the
other in a remote town, whence, in
the language of Prince Frederick
CHARLES, it must soon move or be cap
tured; which exerts no authority, and
under which the Nation is paralyzed; !;
which wildly fights against the in
evitable. and hopelessly drifts towards
shipWreokP
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
WAR IN EUR0PEI
A S6Ftie from Paris RepulseG.
Complete Defeat or the Army Of the
Loire
a Lock in the English Cabinet on
ths Eastern QUESTION.
WILL ENGLAND BACK DOWN?
ATURKIsH OPINION OF PHE SIT
BATION.
A sorlle FROM Paris RepulseG
WILL ENGLAND BACK DOWN?
FRANCE.

PARTICULARS OF THE RATTLE OF BEAUNE
"A SORTIE FROM PARIS REPULsED-THE
GERMANS READY To FEED THE PARISIAHS
waEN THEY SURRENDER.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 30.-It now ap-
pears that the greater part Of the
French army of the Loire was engaged
against the Prussian Tenth Corps,
at Beaune, on Monday. From ad
ditional particulars, which have just
come to hand in the reports Of the
commanders, there is no question but
that the defeat Of the French was
most complete. At least 900 killed
were left on the field by the fleeing
French; 100 unwounded prisoners
had been captured by the Germans at
last accounts, and the number was
constantly increasing. as the Prus-
slams were in close pursuit.
A sortie from Paris was made in
the direction of st. Cloud on Monday,
but was easily repulsed by the Prus-
slams, who suffered only q slight loss.
The people of Versailles were terri
bly, excited during the battle.
Immense quantities of provisions Of
all kinds have been collected here by
the Germans for the use of the Paris
ians when they surrender.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
shocking Murder.

LOUISVILLE, November 30.-Abel
Hale, an old man living alone near
New Washington, Clark County. Ind
wealthy aud known to al
ways keep a large sum of money in
the house, was murdered last Friday
night, He was shot in the head, and
there was bruises on the body as if
from a club. The murderer is uu-
known, and got little if any money.
Earnest efforts are being made to dis
cover the william.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01

MEMPHIS, November SOL. P.
Goodman and III. G. Schorley, passen.
gers on the Arkansas Belle, while be-
ing taken to the hospital died. A
coroner's inquest was held and the
verdict was death from an overdose of
laudanum. They were late residents
of Pine Bluff, and were formerly of
Buffalo, New York.
The trial suit of Reddelle, Calmon
& Co., of Pittsburg, against General
Gideon Pillow and others, for coal
seized here at the outbreak of the
war, to the amount of $125, 900, was
commenced, to-day, in the U. s. Circuit
Court, before Judges Freizz and EN-
mons
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
Sporting MatteFs.

NEW ORLEANS, November 3O.-In
the Metaire races to day, the purse of
$500, mile dash, was won by Sue
Dougherty, Jem Mace second, and
beating Captain Jinks add Josephine
time, l AZ. The two-mile dash for
the $500 purse, resulted as follows:
Defender, /, /; Donovan, 3, 2; Jack
Sheppard, 2, distanced; time, 3:494
and 3:46}. H4fa
The game Of base ball to day, be-
tween the Mutes and Lees, resulted
in favor of che Mutes By a score Of
Is TO 8. At the close of the eighth
inning the score was s 20 8.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
The GubeFnatOrIaI and Treasury I'm.
brOgliO.

MONTGOMERY, November 30.-L2st
night Captain Drum, commanding the
post here, had the troops at the Capt.
tol removed by an order from General
Terry, commanding the Depart
ment. Smith and Bingham have
the Sherif's posse of negroes guard
ing the Executive and Treasury
rooms.
There was nothing done in the
Legislature to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01

ATLANTA, GA, November 30
Samual Bard. editor of the TrRe
Georgian, heretofore devoted to the
support of Grants administration,
comes out this morning declaring its
mission for the Republican party end
ed, and hoists at the head of its col
umns the name of Hoffman for Pres.
ident, In 1872.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01

THE Indianapolis and Vincennes
Railroad are erecting large frame
depot for freight, and are also con-
verting = building, corner Main and
Eleventh Streets, into q passenger
depot, offices, Sc. These are much
desired improvements, and will add
greatly 10 the Importance Of the road /,
as we'll as to the advantage Of Vim
cennes
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01

TIE dispatches this morning go
long way toward preparing US to be-
hevs the story contained in them Of
the reported capitulation Of the
French.
The occupation OF Amiens. the
surrender Of large numbers Of troops,
and the capitulation Of the Army Of
the Loire, givs things very much the
appearance of q prospect of q speedy
peace, resulting from the prostration
az the Erennh
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
HebreW Fair,

NEW YORK, November 30.-The
Hebrew Charity Fair, for the benefit
of the Mount Sinai Hospital and He
brew Orphan Asylum. opened this
evening, at the armory of the Twenty
second Regiment. The opening ad-
dress was delivered by Gov. Hoffman.
Nearly five thousands persons were
prcseut
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
PRHgsTA

COMPLETE DEFEAT OF THE ARMY OF THE
LcIRE.
BERLIN. Oct. 30.-The Queen has
received the following dispatch from
King William:
Frederick Charles reports the
complete defeat of the Army of the
Loire Ia the battle of Monday, in
which the 20sh corps. probably the
18Th, and portions of the 18th and 10Th
corps, we're engaged. A thousand
French were found dead on the field.
four thousand were wounded, and
one thousand six hundred taken
prisoners. Gen. Aurelles is reported
wounded. The German loss was one
thousand, among them a few officers.
BERLIN, Nov. 3O.-The ship Var
setter. for Hamburg. with e cargo OF
guano, has been captured by French
man of-WaT.
CONFERENCES AGREED TO.
BERLIN, Nov. 3O.-Privats advices
from Vienna represent that AustriPS
England and Italy accept the Prus-
sian proposal for a conference. with
the understanding that the claims OF
Russia are not pFsjudiced by partici-
patton therein,
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
A coxrEaENcE AGsEED TO.
BELGIUM.

ENGLAND ACCEPr5
BRUSSELS. November 30.-The In
dependence Beige day has a Berlin
telegram, announcing that England
has agreed to accept the proposed
conference for the settlement of the
Euxine difficulty, provide Russia will
satisfactorily explain Gortschakoff's
first circular.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
Newspaper consolidation.

ROCHESTER, Nov. 3O.-The Demo
crat and Chronicle of this city, having
heen purchased of the Rochester
Printing Company, were consolidated
to day. The first number OF the
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
will be issued to- morrow morning.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
20 ne TlgHi IlE5I-l nPTnE GnIR W WGTh1H m al.

Tacob C3rau VS.. Katharine Grau, In the
Court OF Common Pleas, OF Nanderburgh
County January Term lofl.
NJ APPEARIE0 By AFFIDAVIT
on flIe in the Office OF the clerk OF said
fJourt that the defendent In the above en-
titled canse IS nonresident OF the state
al indiana. Notice is hereby given TO said
KafhaTine Grau OF the penhency of this
action, and that the same win stand for
trfaI at the next term Of said Court OF
common Pleas, to be begun aud held at
the Court House, IN the city of Evan
vile, County OF Vanderburgh, State OF In-
diana, on the hzst Monday In January.
1871.
Witness, BOren sorenaonl Clerk OF SAID
Court, at Evansville. this 24th day OF Octo-
ber, 1870. 3. BOhENsONl Clerk
Gro. w. MCBRIDE, Atty for Pltn
nOv3-W3W
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
Shin Persia hanger.

WILMINGToN, n. c., November 30.
There is northeast storm prevailing
and it is feared that the ship Persia
viii go to pieces. From five to six
hundred bales of cotton was saved,
and the crew taken off to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
RUSSIA.
THE PEOPLE UNITED IN THEIR SUPPORT OF
TIE GnYERHnIENT.

THE PEOPLE UNITED IN THEIR SUPPORT OF
THE COVE REDIENT.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 30
The Government is IN receipt of ad-
dresses from all parts OF the. Empire,
which show that the loyalty of the
people makes Russia unassailable,
and fearless Of any hostile allegiance,
though no ministerial Instructions
have been given to the press of st.
Petersburg.
The Gazette having adopted g par
tial policy its sale in the street has
been forbidden.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
IVaaInnk.

TIE BASIS OF CIVIL SOoIETX.-Essays for
Yonnq Mem on the honor and happiness
az NarFfage and the evils aud dangers Of
Celibacy with sanitary help for the at
tainu1ent OF mans true position ~ llfes
HOWAHb AHsoCfA91oN, Pox p, PhilaF
aelPEiea Pc ttsaV es"sn
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
CarO Resigns,

HAVANA, Nov. 30.-General Caro-,
commanding the Central Department,
has rendered his resignation, but it
has not been accepted by the home
Government.
Burris, Quintello and Yilarcal have
been killed.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
senator ELECTED.

RALEIGH, N. c., November 29.-At
twelve O'Clock NJ, to-day, in a joint
meeting of the Legislature, ex Gov
eFnor Il. z. Vance was elected u. s.
Senator. The vote stood. Vance. 81;
Abbott, 43.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
Congressman Elect.

RALEIGH, N. c., November 30
Manning, Democrat, beats Joe. w.
Holden, for the unexpired term in
the Forty-First Congress, from this
District, 436 majority.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01

Corn has advanced in Vineennes to
45 cents per bushel. Somebody, we
apprehend, will get badly cOraed by
operating at these prices. but it won't
be the farmers.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
Railroad Completed. .

AUGUSTA. GA, November 30.-The
Macon b Augusta Railroad has been
completed, and trains are now run
ming through on schedule time.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01

THE Vincennes San says Captain
Mass's new Junction House will be
open for guests on Monday next.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
BRANCH OFFICE,
No. 4 North First Street,
EVANSVILLE, IND,
ALLEN G. HALLOCx. Agent.
STRENGTH 30 ne BlOOd.

Without q certain portion OF Igcn the
blood loses tSs strength and purity. Blood
enters every organ through the cIrcuIa-
ton, distributing the nutrttiVe principle
to every texture and the source OF every
secretion: hence the importance of keen.
ing it duly enriched. II it has become
the danger Of incui ring disease Imminent:
in short, good blood makes us heaIthy-
bad blood makes us sick. Here we are Sd-
MISHLER'S HERB BITFERS. the Iron
in these BitteTs Is readily absorbed into the
circulation, and strong and vigorous con-
Stitutton created. The circulation IS Tegu-
lated by them, and II any organ be weake er
than the rest, the deposits which cause
botls, carbuncles, tumors, Jumps, &C., are
impaired to the entire system. 1t always
cures, and never fails 10 prevent disease
arising from impure blood.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
OTHER STOCKHOLDERS.

A. w. SldebOttom. Chas. Babcock, SanaI
l.. Curntek, Frank ID. Allen, Peter FricK,
Herman Eugle, Daniel Morgan, Francis
Mohrs N. +. Carr q Co., b. j. Day, Peter
G. I. Jenkins, J. b. Mssker, q. H. Kellogg,
JACOB Sinzlch, r. NJ. Martin, John shank
lin, John Healy, E, q. Mingst, Gebhart II. /.
Sehmite, Frank d. Caldwell, 3. q. Evans
EtolIaEd Hs9tSi5tl, r. II z-s1isssss c4seEaa ~
Reilly, isaac Keen, Peter Maier, Wm- w.
q organ, 1. O.. Bsrridge, j. Adam Miller.
Valentine Dietrich, Geo. A, BittroId, Ed
Boettichef, John j. Roach.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
SIS GOOD So
w a II O HI E y
Ar Old PRICES.

AT OLD PRICES.
AS the SOLE AGENTS in the United States
for the LIVERPOOL. WATCH Co. We are au-
of European WATCHES, CHAINS, &C. now
in stock, for Cash, at prices NEVER BEFORE
KNOWN. All BEAUTIFUL in finish, ARTS
TIC In design, RELIABLE for accurate time,
DURABLE, and OF the latest styles. EVERY
WATCH Will be retailed at LESS than cost
OF importation, and forwarded securely
packed, PREPAID, to any part of the coun-
try on receipt of price. MONEY can be
sent to us BY B'SPlsEs5s with orders tOr E1-
press Cs. to RETURN GOODS OR CASH " hlcn
viii SECURE promptness and SAFETY TO
purchaser. Among our list Will be found
A BEAUTIFUL EGGLIsH SILVER, SoLID
REGULATORS STEEL cut hands, engine turned
neri, CORRECT and serYtceable article, large
or small size, In complete BUHEISG ORDER
with an elegant GENTS VEST CHAIN,
Loclket and Key, all complete, mailed FREE
"A Very HANDsosTE WATcH, in nne is
karat GOLD plated DOUBLE CAsEs--imlta-
tlon Of sl00 GOLD WATCHEs-en ngraved or
plain, genuine English full plate jeWeled
movements, adjusted regulator, CORRECT
eganJ OI.NT's VEST CHAIN, with Locket
and Key, mailed PREPAID for Only.......35
THE 0RIDE GOLD WATCH.
IN MASSIVE OBIDE GOLD Double Hunting
or engine turned, Genuine Z ATEDT LEVER
MOVEMENTS, full jeWeled, regulated aud
warranted to keep correct time, aLd wear
equal to Gold precisely like in appearance,
make, fnish, brillianey of color to 500
GOLD WATCH. One OF these SPbEsDLD
WATCHES will be forwarded by mali FREE
to any address, in handsome morocco
case, lined with velvet ana satlns kLAD1Ea'
OR GENTS size WATcHl for only....-...;...elI22
GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHES OF all
grades, in GOLD or SILVER Cases. from SIS
up to s2O0 Other Coon WATCHES equally
low, With EVERY CLUB of six Watches Of
ANY KIND, we send ONE EXTRA of same
kind FREE, as premium to getter mp OF
the club A superior stock of GENUINE
ORIDE GOLD CHAINS, from " to 50 each
warranted fully EQUAL TO GOLD Ia bTli-
liaucy OF color, wear, &c. Bills OF OVER
Sl2 collected on delivery. tl2 aud Aeha
MUST BE CASH IN T.. o. money OTt9Isl or
registered letters, at OUR RISK. Aadrehs
ali orders CHAS. L. NORTON ~ W.
IMPORT FsIss or WATtIittf5 NCs
IS Nassau Streofi New Iof K.
Established 1851. sepl9-IgW
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ENGLAND.

THE PRUssIAN GOVERNMENT ASSISTS THE
SrRASBoURG SAYINGS BANK To RESUME
ESTATE.
LAa.no.r An-n.nhon % "A IL
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The Euxine question approaches a
peaceful solution. Il is confidently
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-08

swords, and that Fssaee yields Alsace and the whole disputed boEdess'
 "G'est impOssbe!' ezitedly responded the Consul.
 Again the cards were shufisd. At the fourth play Bisnark and the FrOnchman had each taken two tricks. It was the Russians lead. He threw the queen of clubs upon the table.
 "King" shouted the Freehman in triumph. as he covered NssseIrode's card, and extended his hand to seize the prize.
 Not so fast" coolly remarked the Prussian Prs misr, II believe the game is mne;" and casting the ace, leaned back in his chair and laughed heartily.
 "Aon Dieu!' shouted the discomfted player, /" "but cards are always liars :" unable to conceal tho chagrin and excitement that overmas- tered him he rose from the table and uitted the room.
 Three years have scarcely elapsed since the in cidsnt which Nosselrode told with hearty sati.fsc ton in he Ems cafes that Sumrner), and HOW the big cloud war that has hovsred over Europe has burst the result may prove that the cards we're net such liars after all.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-08

shallow and unpriacipled, and consequently universally dsspised. He played us scurvy trick nearly two years since, which ws still remember because of it's surpassing meaunsss, and for the paltry consideration of $l4.O0 this before the Wall Street calamity W hen he wss not began in disguise. Why we do not particularizs further Ws trust he has sense enough to understand. The man who has ever shown himself otherwise than es afriend--this without tho shadow of cause, merits no leni- ency through himself
 J. E McCafry-We-l-l, Mac i-s pr'e-t- ty go~o-d kind of fel-l-o-w dreams of Mccormick thinks of Mccormick lives for Mccormick. His respect "don't amount to g row of beans"
 E N. Fish--Well, he Is g piscatorial sam pie of the genus homo His name was affixed. not by himself, but by his man, who, we under stand, would now gladly undo the work.
 Hooper, Whiting 6 Co.--Thess gentlemen in ft of avaricious frenzy ct the bare thought of having the Territory represented by man whom they could not buy, cOuntonauced the folly. Wehad given them credit for better sense, and will live to show them that we can, and tkat tRsir action in the matter will be rather unpro6tAble than otherwise. Tally & Ochoa-The former is a shrewd business man; the latter is poor, simple, susceptible, "gooss of man" who works day and nigh! for McCormick- having suffered himself to be bought by an nlbum filled from the picture galleries in Washington, sent him by Hon. Mir. Mccormick some time since, In all caudor the gentleman is C sub' ject for manhood's cOmmissration.
 Coles. BaShford is the Secretary of Arizona Territory Hs understands pretty we'll what e polished gentleman should be; (if he did burrow in cellar in Washington while Dale- gate from Arizona, and can pass himself in crowd,
 Sam Bostick IS a barber of African persua- siop."
 EdTd Phelps-Yell, the Doctor is hardly responsible for the appearance of his name to shis liit as it was not signed by himaelf He had the good taste to give us an explanation with regard ts tho matter and we will thsrs- fore pass him over.
 Ia this connection VIC will state that the social standing of some of the indi viduals named VIC dare not commit to paper.
 We have been lenient in picturing men who have publicly ssSaled us without cause, hay ing shown their honorable rather than th cir diTeputable traits of character We reserve tue disreputabls side for future use if further exposition become nocssIary.