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A ProcIamatIon BY lhe PresIdens.

WHEREAS, Divers evil disposed persons
ton OF the United states, begun or
set on foot, or provided, or pre- pared tn Q
means 1Or military expeditions after
prizes. to be ca ried on thence against the
territories or domtnions of the powers with
whom the United States are at peace. by
organizing bodies pretending TO have pow
er of the government, over portions or the
territories or dOmtnions of power with
whom the United States are at peace, or by
being or assuming to be members or sucn
bodies by levying or collecting money for
the purpose of using the same in carrying
on military enterprises against such terri
torres or dominfons, by enlisting and or
ganfzing an armed for @ to be used against
such powers, and by htttng out and equip
ping and armiDg vessels 70 lraa1sPost t1 t.ii suGn
ties seat nst such powers; and, whereas, 1t
is alleged. and there is reason to appre-
hend, that such evil disposed persons
have, at sundry times, within the terri
tory and jurisdiction of the United states,
violated the laws thereon. by accepting ana
exercisiuR commissions to serve by land
or by sea, a Eainst with whom the United
states are at peace, by emil ting them
selves or other persons 10 carry on war
sgatnst snch powers. by ftting out and
| aTming vessels with intent that the same
| shall be employed to cruise or commit
hostilities against such powers, or by de-
| lfVertng com m issions within the territory
/ or jurisdiction OF the U"ited states, for
sucn vessels to the extent that they might
/ be employed as Aforesaid; and, whereas,
such acts are in violation of the laws OF
the United States In such cases made and
DrOVlQeQ. ana are uOn6 III QISAcBdi VI tAC
duties and obligations which all persons
| residing or being within the territory or
| Jurisdiction of the United States owe
thereto, and are condemned by all right
minded and law abiding people.
Now, the refoTe, ], Ulysses :. Grant,
President of the United states of America,
| hereby declare and proclaim tn at
ali persons hereafter found Within the
/ territory or Jurisdiction of the United
| states, committing any OF the Aforesaid
violations of laws, or any similar viola
/ tfons of the severe gnty of the United
/ states, Tor which punishment is provided
/ by law, viii be vigorously prosecuted
/ therefor, and upon conviction and sem
4 tence TO punishment, wi not be en-
1 Titled TO expect or receive the Glenn
| ency OF the executive to save them from
1 the consequences Of their guilt; and l en-
/ Ioin upon every officer Of this government
| civil, military. or naval, to use all eff
| forts in hts power, to srrelt for trial and
| punishment, every such offender against
the laws, providing for the performance of
our sacred obligations to friendly powers.
In testimony whereof, have hereto set
| my hand, and caused the seal OF the
| United states 10 be affixed. Done at the
city of Washington, this 18th day of Oc
| tober and year of our Lord, 1870. and OF
the independence of the United States OF
America, the 95th.
TSigued,1 u. 8. GRANT.
HAMILTON FISH, Prts, L. 5. A.
Secretary OF Sta'e.
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OOSBgNsEB TELEGRAMs.

FRIDAY, October II.
Gold closed In New York, yesterday
ct ia.
The steamship Siberia, from Liverpool,
arrived at Bo,ton, yesterday
There were eleven deaths by yellow f.
yer, in New Orleans, yesterday.
The nrst frost of the season was obssrv-
cd at Burlington, Iowa, yesterday morn
ing. It was severe, bat did no injury.
Dennis Mcmahon, kllIe r Sargent, in a
street Fl sht, Ia Wilton, 10 wa, on Wednes-
day. Both were old well known cit zens.
Daniel Maguirs's lumber yard and saw
mill, In Phtiadslphia, were totally de-
stroyed by dre on Wednesday evening.
Total loss, $4,000. INSURANCE =. sl5,OC0
General Lee will be buried to- morrow
In vault beneath the College Cnapple, at
Lexington, Va, the first building he mad
erected after removing TO Lexington.
There was heavy frost In the Vicinity
of Memphis and in n orth Mississippi es-
terday morning. and II Is feared great
damage has been done TO the late cotton.
The announcement of the death of Gen.
Lee produced q profound sensation IN
Memphis, and arrangements were being
made for a public expression OF sorrow.
Capt Foster or "Spring Frog" Treasurer
of the Cherokee nation, died ct Granite
River, on the 18th ult. He had held many
positions of high trust In the nation.
The d0QTEia LG8lSl8lur6 eQ over
till Monday. in respect 10 the memory of
Gen. Lee. The citizens OF Atlanta, are ar
ranging imposing ceremonies for Sstur-
day, and Gen. John B. Gorden Is expected
to deliver an eulogy.
DISPATCHES from all par's of the sout
represent the feeling OF universal sorrow
at the announcement OF the d ath of Gen.
Lee. The papers are In mourning, flags at
nalfmast, bells being tOiled, and pub ic
addresses being made In memory of the
deceased.
The following Il the result of the match
game OF base ball. between the W bite and
Red Stockings, at Chicag ,. yesterday;
Innings 2 67s
White Stockings 0 o 0 / 8 s-ls
Red stockings o 0 5-l3
The result was received with the widest
cheer by the friends of the White Stock
ings, whocarried their champ pions from ne
fleId 10 their arms. The Red Stockings go
to Rockfort, to-day, to play the Forest
Ctty's, Saturday.
Richmond, Va is in deep mourning
over the death of General r. r. Lee. Busf-
ness is suspended, and the city is clothed
In the drapery of death. The Legisla-
ture requests that be be buried at Rich
mon at the expense OF the State, and
the Governor, In announcing the sad
event, sty les him "A noble example of the
sublime principles aud teachings OF the
Christian religion" /" 4 he Legislature passed
a Joint resolution requesting that the
body be buried in Hollywood Cemetery,
and Joint committee was appointed to
escort the remains to Richmond.
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Notwithstanding the influence of
the ether, the electricity had such an
effect upon the patient that two strong
men had as much as they could do to
keep him upon the bed. The needles
were removed. The patient lay quiet
uuder the influence Of the ether. In
thirty minutes the outward swelling
began to go down, aud soon disap-
peared altogether. The General lay
unconscious for two hours. AS ne
gradually came to his senses, he
began to complain of excruciating
pains, and a torturing burning in the
throat aud neck; but these distressing
sensations we're quickly mingled with
surprise aud delight. His windpipe
Strengthened and resumed It's natural
position, and the great lump" which
ne had complained of 50 much for ten
months past had disappeared. OF
course the General was left in a ter
ribly weak condition, but although
instructed to keep bis room and bed,
is looking exceedingly well.
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GEN. KILPATRIcK, who has just
returned from the Chilean mission.
was the subject of curious operation
the other day. Over excitement In
the army induced the difficulty, which
was increased By the Generals active
labors on the stump for Gen. Grant In
1868, and which has become so severe
as to cause him to resign his embassy
ship The disease made its first ap
pearance about two years ago, and
consisted Of a swelling on the left side
of the lower part of the neck, which
has grown IN spite of the utmost
efforts of the most skillful medical
mep, who could not even decide what
il was. Finally it was decided that
General Fitzpatrick should be subject
ed to an electric operation. At this
time the tumer protruded outwardly
as large as a hens egg. fnwardly it
was much larger, crowding the Wind
pipe half an inch over TO the left
making the effort to talk and eat very
dificult and painful The General
was then placed under the influence
Of ether. -Four large sized darniDg
needles were then inserted IN the
tumor. Some idea can be formed Of
the stubborness Of the tnmor BY the
fact that it required all the strength a
strong man possessed to force the
needles into it. The fact that it was
near the iugular vein increased the
difficulty. An unusually powerful
electric battery vas then applied to
the needles, the full force OF the bat
terry being given,
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Indiana DymocralIc.

The dispatch from Senator Morton
to Secretary Boutwell,, virtually
decides the result of the S.ato cleo
ton. He comedies the succe $ Of the
Democratic State ticket by an average
majority of 1900. Ha says the Lagis-
lalure is still in doubt. We cannot
however, reprsss the belief that the
Legislature will also be found to be
against the Republicans. This is a
consoling crumb to the Vanderburgh
Democracy, and We presume they will
enjoy it hugely. Governor Baker
will have, no doubt. as troublesome a
timo With q Democratic Legislature
as did Governor Morton with its pre-
decessor in the glowing winter of
1862 3.
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The defeat of General Schenck in
the Third Congressional District of
Ohio, was great disappointment to
the Republicans Of that State. By
many OF them he was regarded as the
greatest man ia Congress. and his de-
feat is very mortifying. Gen. Sehenck
is unques.ionably a man of strong
will. He is also very familiar with
the tactics that give man power in
the House Of Representatives.. But
his views on the protective tariff,
alienated many Republicans, aud his
defeat, no doubt, is to be ascribed to
their indifference if not actual hostil-
itv
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. October 13--The
following dispatch was received to :
day by Secretary Boutwell, from Col
lector Robb, of Savannah, dated to-
day:
I" l have just this moment learned
that the flag on the Custom House
was at half mast for the death of
Gen. Lee. It was ordered by my dep
uties without my knowledge. | have
ordered the flag at full mast. Much
public feeling is manifested at my
action. Shall the flag be lowe red
again? Answer Immediately"
In response to the above, Secretary
Boutwell, has telegraphed Robb ap-
proving his action.
A dispatch from Senator Morton
to Secretary Boutwell, says the Demo-
cratic State ticket in Indiaua is elect
ed by about 1000 majority. The
Legislature is still in doubt.
Another private dispatch from Mt.
Vernon, o +, says Morgan's majority is
about 2, ,400-an increase over 1868 of
800.
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New York Items

NEW HoRK, October I3-United
States Marshal Dallon, of Brooklyn,
was interviewed to day. He stated
that he intends, on election day, to
appoint special Deputies from among
the citizens to prevent fraudulent
voting.
A schism has occurred In the Elm
Place Congregational Church, OF
Brooklyn, OF which Rev. VIM. Alvin
Bartlett, now of Chicago, was formerly
pastor, and an attempt is beiDg made
to dismiss the present Minister, Rev.
Henry Powers.
The funeral of the Superintendent
of Police Jourdon WAS one Of the
most imposing pageanis ever witness
ed in the City.
Brick Pomeroy and Gideon j.
Tucker have disposed of the Daily
Democrat to Jas II. Lambert.
The export of specie to-day was
S46 900.
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Gibson county,

The following are Democratic ma
iorities in this county: Niblack. 1876 /;
LocGhart. (sheriff). 200; Welborn,
CLERK, 1913; Sissil, (Treasurer). 1885,
Ro5b, (Reoorder). 424; McGowan,
(Representative), 1913; Holeomb, Au-
ditor) $50. On state ticket. Eddy has
168 majority.
The Democratic m4joritjes 10 the va
rious townships were as follows
johnson. n; Wabash 40; Barton, 80 /;
White River. 145; Washington, GA ;
Montgomery. 80.
The Republican townships were
Patoka, 1913; Columbia. SO.
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TOO Lafe.

The Democracy, yesterday morning,
had a slight spasm Of jubilation over
a reported inaccuracy 10 the returns
from Armstrong Township, the cor
rection Of which they claimed, elected
Joe Reitz By majority Of Eve. There
was some swinging of hats and shout
iuR, but the sufferers we're 5000 re
lieved by the arrival of Mr.. Pruitt.
from that township, who confirmed
the correctness of previous reports.
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ELECTION RETURES.
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS. October 13. = The
election of the Democratic State ticket
is conceded By all parties. Eighty
five counties being heard from,
most of which are official, give the
Democratic ticket 1876 majority.
The seven counties yet to hear from
gave 4 Democratic majority at the
State election in 1868 of 4I6. The
Democrats have eight majority in the
House of Representatives. The Sen
ate is q tie. Gen. Shanks, Rep, ma
jority in the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict. will not exceed 200. The result
for Conpress in the Fourth District IS
still undecided. Gen. Coburn. Rep
majority in the Fifth District 378
PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, Pa, October 13.-
The latest reports from the Sixteenth
Congressional District make Myers,
Democrat. apparent msjority II, but
termlne with certainty who is elected
PHILADELPHIA, October 13.-The
result in the Fifth District can only
be settled By the official returns Of
Bucks County. The Democratic ma
jority there ranges from 3. 600 70 4 600.
IOWA.
MALONE, Iowa, October 13 &C. @.
Cole, Judge of Supreme Court, 28 ma
jority; A. Z. Miner, Judge of Supreme
Court, 28 majority: Jas. G.. Day,
Judge of Supreme Court, 28 majority;
E. ID Wright, Secretary of State. %
majority; John Russell, Auditor of
State. 28 majority; Samuel Rankin,
Treasurer of State, 26 maj 3rity; NJ.
NJ. Walden, for Congress, % ma
iority.
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FREDERICK MD October 13.-The
Presidents party arrived at Monocacy
Junction at half past eleven O'Clock,
where they were met by committee
from the Agricultural Association.
DIR. Schley, in their behalf, tender
ed the President a cordial greet
ing. The President bowed his thanks
and was then introduced to the com.
mitsee and the several gentlemen COM
prisirg the psrty On arriving at
Frederick, the Presidentswas greeted
with cheers by the crowd at the rail-
road station. The visitors were
placsd in an open carriage, and pre-
ceded By the Marine band, moved to
the fair grounds. The streets through
which they passed were densely
througed with people. The President
was repeatedly cheered.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, October 13.-The parties late
ly arrested Tor attempting to eVade mill
tRry service, have been amnestied.
FLORENCE, october l3--Engineers say it
Will require at least two years 10 rrenare
Rome to serve as the stationary CAPITAL.
The seat of govern ment will therefore re-
m ain at Florence Indefinitely,
FLORENCE, October 1S.-M. Thfers had
an audiences with the King to-day
a. ntsSantT0ns are snrfnOIDSS ~ 4y.,, -
ties of action, with respect to their policy
for the future.
The Jesn1tes are preparing to leave
Rome for Prussia.
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PHILADELPHIA. October 13.-The
Judges OF Election met this morning
and much excitement prevailed out
side the building, caused by parties
anxious to obtain an entrance into the
building. A man named Shea made
an attempt to force his way into
the room when struggle folloWe ],
and be was shot by Alexander CraW-
ford, one of the Judges of the Ninth
Ward. The ball entered the neck
and proved serious. Crawford and
three others were arrested. They
have been taken before Judge Ali
son on writs of habeas corpus. Seve.
raj fights and much confusion have
occurred. delaying the official count.
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FRANCE.

LILLE. October l3.--A balloon from Paris
decanded at IOurnay to-day.
The news from Paris is most cheering.
The popular ardor is un bounded. Soldiers
anxiously wait the Prussiau attack, aud
have no daubt OF the ability TO stand IL.
Perfect order Ieigns every where. The con-
udence IN General TrOchu seems limiLIess
Every body IS quiet, nrm and courageous.
Tours, October I3-A Paris letter print.
ed In the Cons tsutt0gReL says that he word
peace Is taboOed in Paris. Every body is
casting cannon, making mItraieusses and
la ter is constructed TO bridge The Atlantic
Ocean.
VERSAILLES, October IL, via Berlin, I3 -
Yesterday me French army Of Loire was
driven out of Orleans, after nine hours
fighting. Orleans was sucseQuently
sLormed by the Prussians, who tooR up.
ward of 10 600 prisoners. Their loss was
small. Ths BaVar1ans participated IN this
engagement.
Tours, Oct. Is.-The TeIesraphIc and Pos.
tai Departments of the nation have been
united.
Francois Frederick Stienackers, has been
appointed to the SUPPLEMENTARY OF q
new Department, by the Provisional Gov
ernment. NJ. Legof is to be Chief Secre-
tary.
TvURs, October I3.-An cficIaI decree
appointing Gen. AurelIs de Paldens to the
c0mman of the Army of the Loire, In
ltshed to- day.
A late message from Paris has the fol-
lowing comprehensive statement: " Ma
ter1als for workmep, coal, metals, food
and good will are abundant here"
LoNOO October ls-It is Tepor.e ed that
Pf ussia desires the restoration OF Nice to
Italy.
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Circuit Judge.

The following counties give majori-
ties for Judge Llird: Crawford, 45;
Perry, 140; Spencer, IL; Posey, 745;
total, 941.
The following are Isaac Moore's
majorities: Vanderburgb, 657; War
rick (reported) 255; total, 912
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FRIDAY. OOTOBER "a. 1870.

The Reform dodge, played by the
Democracy 10 indianapolis and Pitts
burgh, seems to have resulted in no
great success. The Pittsburgh Com
naercial. we take it, got pretty hard
fall. The Democracy never support
Reform tickets except in strong Re-
publican localities. The people are
too smart to be deceived by the trans
parent cheat.
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NEW YORK, October 13.-The well
known suit OF j Ohm Omahorey sgajnst
August Belmont, for the recovery of
Fenian funds, was decided to day in
favor of Belmont, through default of
the plaintiff.
The Herald's Lima letter, of Sept.
14th, gives the annexed details Of the
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DayIeSs and PIKE.

The following dispatch contains the
latest news from these counties:
WASHINGTON. Oct. 13
Editors Journal:
In Daviess County the Democratic
majority on the State ticket is 158.
In Pike County the Democratic ma
jority il 35. g. w. MCMILLEN.
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Circuit judge,

The following dispatch from Rock
port gives the majorities for Judge
Laird, in Perry and Crawford Coun-
ties:
Special to the J0urnaLl
RoCKPoRT, October 13.
Laird 40 majority in Perry, and 40
in Crawford. GILKEY.
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ROME

ROME, October I3.-GeneraI La Marin ora,
on arriving at Rome, issued a proclama.
tion. He says the pIe6iscittirl nobly
crown the national edthce. He hopes and
believes, that the Pope, as the head of the
Church, will exercise his rights in perfect
freedom. This feeling is sacred, but the
national sentiment IS none the less sacred.
He appeals to all TO preserve order and
TRANQUILITY.
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Tobacco Factories

Tobacco Factories
FOR AAEE.
THE F"LLOwING TOBACCO
h stemsr.es situated Gs follows;
At CurdsvIlio, Daviess county, Ky To-
baeco House Capacity TO hRudle 10000
House. Capacity to handle 100000 pounds.
Tsylqr's Landing, Mclean G :, Ky, To,
pounds.
House. Capacity to haudle 600 100 pounds.
Sacramento, Mclean 90. ky, Tobacco
House. Capacity to handle 10000 pounds.
Ceralvo. Ohio Co. Ky. Tobacco House.
CaracI'y to hand Q 100000 pounds.
Hartford, Ohio Co, KY Tobacco House.
Capacity to handle 10000 pould DIS.
Cromwell, Ohio Co KY Tobacco House
Capacity TO handle $4,000 pounds.
Rochester, Butler County, KY, To-
baceo HoIfe. Capacity 20 handle 100, 600
pounds.
Raleigh, Saline Co, Ills, Tobacco House.
Capacity TO handle $4,000 POUNDS.
Enterprise, spencer Co, Ind. Tobacco
House. Capacity 10 handle 100000 pounds.
Richland, Spencer Co. Ind, Tobacco
House. Capacity 10 handle 700 600 pounds.
All OF the above stemerIes are located
In the best producing tobacco sections,
and are In complete order, having screws,
tobacco sticks, aud All other necessary
conveniences for handling and hanging
tobacco: together with the Office, Cooper
Shops, Stables, aud Lands thereto at
tached. All or any of the above will be
sold be ow their value.
For further particulars inquire OF WIN.
3. FORD. Evansville, Ind. or II. II. ARK
ENBUhGH, IS BfosG ST., MY. ocll-2m
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, October 13.-The rinderpest is
spreading rapidly throughout Belgium.
Much alarm exists, not only here, but in
Holland and Prussia,
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GALVESTON, October ia FIRE
occurred this morning in Strand
Street. The following is the list Of
the sufferers: james Day & Co.. G.. p.
Kendred, Thomas Compton, w. R.
Sorty & Co., bankers. Campbell &
Clough. John Sellers. f. Fernandez.
Fl. w. Wicks, O. Fl. Dawes, Stockton
and Hughes.
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APPRAISERS NOTICE.

ITO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
b Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
stguee appraisers, appointed by the Hon.
M. >. johnson, Judge of the Vanderburgh
Court of Common Pleas, In vacation, will,
on the l7Lh day of Octooer, 1s70, a. AM,
at Fred. Ttzer's farm. In Knight Town
SHIP begin the examination of lands and
the assessments OF benefits ami injuries
thereto, arising by tue proposed work OF
the Knight Township Draining Company,
proceeding thence in westerly direction
along the line OF the cOntsm plated ditcnes
TO the terminus on lands In Section 81,
owned by the heirs of Wm. fl. Rlusman.
de ceased. MOSES AIKEN,
THOMAS SMYfH
WM. HOWARD,
Appraisers.
JOHN SCHUBERT, Secretary, Knigh
Township.
September "a. 1870. sep26-3wd, ,w3t
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WASHINGTON. October 13.-BY
Order of the War Department, the
General court martial, headed by
General 0. o. Howard, meets at
West Point on the 10Th inst, for the
trial of cadets Smith, (colored), Will
son Davis aud Hyde.
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RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG. October I3-An acci-
dent has detained Prince Ignan6, at
Odessa.
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RoCKPoRT, Oct. 13.

Editors JOufnais
The official vote is not counted, but
Laird will have from ten to twenty
majority. Carey, for Treasurer, is
doubtful. GILKEY.
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