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MoRMoNIsM is having a pretty hard
time just cow. What, with the large
influx of GENTLE miners, railroad men,
and adventurous of every description,
and the rigid regulations of the
Governor of the Territory. Brig
ham Young's authority is becom-
ing greatly endangered. Governor
ShafFer, in fOrbidding the assembling
of the irregular Mormon militia, has
practically..mustered theiNauvoo Le-
gion out of service. It is believed by
some that Young will command the
Legion to assemble on November 1,
the time of its annual muster, and that
if it does assemble, it will commit an
overt act of resistance to the national
authority which viii cause 3 prompt
trial of strength. There ia no doubt
that the act Of Gov. Shatfer and the
concurrent act of Chief Justice Mo-
Kean, repudiating the Mormon At
torney General, will do much to bring
the authority Of the latter day Saints
to an end. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CONSUMPTION.

The Three Remedies. "5OHEECH's PUKG
sxovTo SYRuP," ~ for the cure of Coughs,
Coids, Bronchitis. and every form OF Con-
sumption. The peculiar action OF this med"
icipe ripens the ulcers in the lungs, pro-
motcs the discharge OF the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Puriries the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy falls.
"schenck's Sea- Weed Tonic" for the
cure OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and ali
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place OF the gastric juice when that lie
deficient, and then enables the patient to
digest the most nutricious food. It Is
sovereign remedy for all cases OF indigea-
ton. 1sn
"Schenck's Mandrake Pills." one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered
being a vegetable substitute for caIOmel
and having all the useful properties as
| cribed TO that mineral, without producing
any of Its injurious effects.
To these three medicines DIX. J. h
Schenck, OF Philadelphia, owes his an.
rivaled success in the Treatment of Pull
monte Consumption. The Pulmonic SYRUP
ripens the morbid matter, discharges 1t
and pur1hes the blood. The Mandrake
( LIS eSCb 0pOA bAo ANGAs 1SAONc OS-
atructions therefrom, give the organ 6
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint
which Is one OF the most prominent causes
Of Consumption.
| The Sea- Weed Tonic Invi9orates tia
powers Of the stomach, and by strengthen
ing the digestion and bringing II TO nor
| NAL and healthy condition, improves thu
quality OF the blood, by which means the
formation OF ulcers or tubercles In thu
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF hese medicines, as thus ex
planned, W cure every case OF Consump
ton II the NEEDLES are used in time and
the use Of the Is perseversd In sufficient
" TO bring the case TO favorable ternaina
i ton.
DR.. Schenck's Almanac, containing a fuI
treatise on the various forms OF disease
his mode OF treatment, and general dIrec
TONS how to use h1s medicine, can be haS
gratis or sent by mail by addressing hi
Principal once, No. Is North sixth Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price OF the PuImonic Syrup and Sea
| weed Tonic, each 81 50 per bottle, or 81 so
| half dozen. Mandrake Pills, CSC. per box
1 FOR sale nv all dFurufc4a and daafaru-
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BY TELEGRAPH
THE WAR IN EUROPE
nOrnlDg and Afternoon Dispatches


LONDON, October 24.-The German
army now investing Paris has appro-
priated one days pay to the fund for
the relief of the sick and wounded.
The amount thus collected aggregates
about half million of thalers. /,
is vaguely asserted that the French
have captured and taken into the port
of Dunkirk, three large German
steamers.
It ID said that there is no evidence
in existence, of Napoleon's having &C
cumulated vast private fortune.
"A correspondent of the Standard
viciously notes the eagerness of Bis
marck to oblige the American officers
of the ambulance corps and people OF
| the United States, while totally indif-
ferent to any thing English.
The Telegraph is confident that the
proposed French loan will be eagerly
taken here.
Il is intimated that Russia is not
joining England, Austria and Italy
in an effort TO bring about peace. She
is acting independently but energeti-
cally in the same direction.
Raimbeau, who saved the Gar 5
/ life when an attempt was made to as
sassinate him by BerezoWski, in
Paris on the 9th of June, 1867, has
just gone from Wilhelmshohe to st.
Petersburg. on secret mission from
Napoleon.
Miranda, the editor Of the Paris
| Gdul0is, has been arrested near Yer
sailles BY the Prussians.
Deserters from Metz arc so numar-
GUS that the Prussian commander be-
fore that city has been compelled to is
sue orders, declining to admit them
within his lines.
6 The Times, in al editorial. praises
the courage displayed by the Prussisn
LandwehF before Mount De Valerien
on the I'D inst.
The basis Of peace which is likely
to be accepted By the Prussians, is a
renunciation of territorial spoilation
from France on receiving Iuxepz-
bourgh. 1t is reported further that
safe conduct has been asked for Theirs
TO enter Paris, IN order to obtain the
acquiescence of the Government.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-The Times says
that when Bazaine offered to surren-
der, he demanded for himself a posi-
ton which would probably have en-
abled him to take q prominent part
in the restoration of order in France,
after the conclusion of peace. Gen
eral Boyer, on leaving Versailles.
went to meet Raimbeau, who had pcs
itively been to st. Petersburg, to 90 as
an envoy to Napoleon at Wilhelms-
hohe.
FLORENCE, October 23.-The Cpin
zone, referring TO the proposed ar
mistice, says that the French will
doubtless egree as to the terms of
peace-to q ismantle the fortresses of
Strasbourg aud Metz, and pay an in
IDENTITY Of f90,C00.0C0. but Prussia
insists on tho cession of Alsaee and
Lorraine.
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CITY Taxes.

In commenting on the tax levy,
made for the current year by the
present Council, tho. Coari-r on Fri
day last asserted very positively
printing the statement in italic--
that, Notwithstanding the improve
ments made this year. an pursuance
Of the order of the people as oppressed
at the polls. the taration of the present
gear toiU be The lOsvest ever made IN
Evansville" 3
In order that our readers may have
a correct rule, by which to measure
the truthfulness Of the Cowier's
statement, we. give the taxation for the
past eleven years, including the rate
and kho n1srnk oorosenI. nt
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THE Rockport Democrat, judging
from an editorial which we copy, Is
greatly disguised with the Democracy
of Warrick and Vanderburg Coun
ties. It says it expected to be sold
out in this county. because the dele
CATION 20 the Judicial Convention,
both before and after the nomination,
declared its intention to do SO. But
the unexpected turn in Warrick
against Judge Laird, causes the iron to
pierce the soul of the editor. It was
bad, especially when the Judge had
fought so many hard battles for the
Warriek Democracy. The Democrat
seems unable to comprehend that the
Warrick Democracy may have coz
ceived the idea that Mr.. Moore would
make better Judge than Mr.. Laird,
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By the above table, it will be seen
that with the exception Of the years
1862, 1868. and 1863. the rate Of tax
alton this year is higher than in any
previous year of the city's history.
In 1862 and 1868 the Council was
compelled to levy tax in order to
pay the accrued interest on the bonds
Of the Straight Line Railroad, which
the Courts decided the city must
assume and pay. Interest on these
bOEds had been repudiated as far
back as the administration of Mayor
Hewson, and had remained unpaid
until the city was compelled, by de-
cree Of the Court, TO pay the back
interest. In 1868 the Democracy, for
the first time in nine years. secured
absolute control Of the city, and the
taxes in consequence rose to the in
teresting rate of 81 40, while the in
debtedness of the city made CORES
ponding increase. In 1869 Repub-
lican Council made an effort to stem
the current of wastel0lness, and sue
ceeded in reducing the rate Of taxa
ton 10 81 10. and at the same time
made slight reduction on the indcbt-
edness of tho city. Following that
comes the administration Of the pres
emit Council, which We predict will
stand pre-eminent in the history of
the city for folly and extravagance.
The C6aTi1r boasts that the rate OF
taxation is fixed at 81 20. It takes
particular care, however. to assert no.
thing, note SO much as a guess, as
to the probable increase of tho City's
indebtedness. That is fully as in
teresting point for tax payers as the
rate Of taxation. There Is no lodging
the payment of debt-principal and
interest. The day Of payment may be
postponed, but it is inevitable. What
the people would like to know Is, will
fixing the rate Of taxation at 81 20 this
year pay of all the current expenses
of the City during the year, and also
provide for the payment of interest on
all the bonds? We assert thatit viii
not do so. The deficiency will be pro.
vided for By issuing bonds and selling
them at serious sacrifice. Such has
been the policy all through the year.
Even ordinary expenses-such as have
from time ;mmemorial been met by
issuing city orders have this year
been paid with interest-beariRg bonds
The policy of the Council has been t
increase rather than reducs the rate Of
interest on the City's indebtedness. il
addition to largely increasing the in.
debtedness itself. It is a policy thai
will utterly ruin the City if persisted
in any length of time.
The petty Wire-workers, who are
manipulating and managing the Coun.
oil, may hope to deceive the people.
but will find themselves mistaken.
The people are in the habit of look
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CINCINNATI, October 24.-The fact
that several citizens Of Coyington
have been summoned to appear before
the United States Grand Jury, now
sitting at Louisville, has given rise
to a rumor that an attempt is to be
made to show that Governor Steven.
SON, of Kentucky. accepted acolonel's
commission in the rebel army at the
beginning of the war; thus, with a
view to disqualify him for the Office
of United States Senator.
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Mr.. COLUMBUS WALKER, a rather
good looking gentlemen, from Belle
vile, Hendricks County. was married
at indianapolis, on Friday morning,
to the famous bearded lady" The
beard on Mrs. Walkers face is quite
silky and luxurient, about two and a
half inches long, and gives her q de-
cidedlv masculine appearance.
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FOB MOTH PATCHES, PRECKLEs
ANN TAN

USE "PERRY's MOTH and FRECKLE
LOTZON,s the only Reliable and Harm
less Remedy for removing brown discoi-
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Druggists everywhere. apr1-6m
sag- For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLEe
on the face, use Perry's ConaedosIe and PM
pie Remedy, prepared only by Dr.. =. Q
PERRY, 80 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. lnoI7 dim SpNS
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GENERAL john a. LOGAN is adver-
tised to speak at GRANVILLE. IllinCis,on
Monday, the Both inst. Arrange
ments are being made at GRANVILLE for
at least 10000 people. It is expected
that the counties of White, Edwards,
Wabash, and q good part Of Wayne,
will be largely represented. General
Logan never fails to have immense
audiences in Southern Illinois.
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aaTOHELOR,s TTATR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
world. Harmless, reliable, tnstRn taneo /;
dees not contain lead nor any Uftdltc pos
the Wanted and de1usive preparations
Boosting virtues they do not possess. The
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had 30 years untarnished reputation to
uphold its integrity as the only Perfect
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WASHINGTON, October q. = The
latest rumor here is that Senator
Morton has declined the English
Mission, and it will be rendered to
CressWell, and should the latter ae-
cept, Col Forney will be made Post
master General.
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sFLF ENERVATTON.

Essays for Young Men, on Physical and
Mental EnerVation-lOSS of bodily vtgOr,
courage, and ambition - the cause and
cure-wtth sanitary aid for the feeble and
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Rox p EhflQdaiDhfa Pa. Iaa2B 3In 3p N
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GRTTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social
Evils and the propriety or impropriety OF
getting married, with sanitary help for
those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, Box p,
PhiIadeIphia. ia. sepl9-d& W3m
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From the Rockport Democrat
Judicial Election.

Below we give the official vote OF
the Counties of Crawford, Perry,
Spencer, Warriek. Vanderburgh and
Posey, composing the Fifteenth
judicial Circuit:
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PTaPLRs on THF FlOF.

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Testimonials

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YINcENNEs, March 3. lseg

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CAMDEN, MIcII., Nov. IA, 1863.

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Thos. j Brady. of Indiana, has
been appoinaed United States Con-
sui at st. Thomas.
The preliminary report of Gen.
Valdez on the census will be ready
on the assembling Of Congress.
Superintendent Janney has re-
turned from distributing annuities
to the Omaha and Winnebago In
dians. He reports that every
thing was satisfactory. The In
dians are making brick. hauling
logs to the saw-mill, and perform
ing other labor under guidance Of
competent men.
A woman lately beat her husband
for an Office in Wyoming Territory.
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Vallandigham had tho consum-
mate impudence, in q speech at
Hamilton. on the evening of the
18th, to plume his oratorical pow
srs in rhetorical fight of rejoic-
ing over the fact that the dead
ballots OF three hundred battle
scared veterans strewed the
ground under his feet. The sole
crime Of these men was that thew
fought against rebellion; their
great misfortune is that the beau
tiful home, provided for their pro-
lection by grateful Government,
is located in All election precinct a
majority OF the judges Of which are
the subservient tools of Clement
L. Valiandigham. It takes no
eye OF prophecy TO foresee that
these ballots, which the ten-cent
martyr now fondly flatters him self
are dead. will, with the opening
leaves of the next spring, come
forth from their dust and bee.
sbnndant fruitage. - Cincinnati
Chronicle.
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If there had been any doubt as
to which side the Chicago Tribune
is working for, it would be alto
gether removed by its Civilizations
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Chief Justice Chase continues
seriously ill, and will not be able
to take his seat on the bench at the
meeting of the Supreme Court on
the 30,h inst. His city residence
in Washington has been given up,
and it is doubtful if he ever re-
sumes bis official lahore. He is
still at the countryseat of Senator
Sprague, on Narragansett Bay.
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ruin Of a hearse, and / continued
my walk with a valuable lesson
learned-that a healthy and whole
some cheerfulness is not necessa-
rily impossible to any occupation.
The Lesson is likely 20 be lasting,
for it will take many months to OBJ
literate the memory of the remarks
and circum stances that impressed
it there.