Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 October 1868 — Page 1

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(IN ADVANCE.) DAILY JOURNAL. One year, by mall.. ia no 5 50 S 00 Klx months, by mall., Three months, by ma'i. By the week", payable to carrier..... TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. One year .. Six it outtix . 25 .8 7 00 . 4 U WKEKLT JOURNAL 0o ivinr. ! vir .$ 2 00 Five copies, one year ..- - K 75 Ten f()Pic. oue vrur..i.... IS 00 TEIEGBAPH, Sals Slsht'a Dlspatclies. uai Th3 Prntsstant Episcopal convention. iilD Probationary, meat. PansylvanU Election Ee turii3. Ovrr 10,000 Mvioritr for til KdpuDiiCiia Tlcset. Latest by Atlatntio Cable. Attempt to Shoot General Prim. Piracy on the Mississippi. Aring Shipped on St3am3- ' ,r.. Bolt Cip! ui by mux. tho Kit Arms inJnl Ammuitio .-vrOte: board. KEW-TORS. Trrtf-sfnt fpUccpat Convention li: rriba to j Prrparaitoa Jfm 'Srnrtt ortft .ow In Bostca ntllcr f.uh!'d New Yoek, October 13. In the Pr'itetabt ,,ffiooraI Church, Rev. Dr. -llaighr, from tie Committee on Canoes reports! ia favor of amend iDgCHDon nine, that in the case cf a deacon or priest oHainfi by a bishop not in ooinmuntoo with tho Episcopal Church, he shall remain on probation on "ypar instead of six months is at present. The report was niopfe wi'h but few dientiog; votes. Dr. IIaiht reported adversely to the auenlnjent of caooa thirteen, f:yipg that it was inexpedient to make the ilomegtio mteionarr bishop a Bishop cf Diocese organized within hi juri!-dict;oa. Tho report wa3 accepted and the committee discharged. The Coniirittee on Canons, to whom W3? rolVrrcd certain am&ndmnt9 to canou elevfln, reported that the same have ben made the epecial order for. to-dy," and no further action at present was mce-ary.. Iter. Dr. Hlmao, from the Com-; Hiitue oa the State of the Churchy ral ? roport on the work . of jUi II -v. Hiram V. Beer, of sen. lufro.jneca a series or rcfoliiUoci: pref.-iui: vi iy preamoie, uiQ.ae wunt.ncr the Ltturcu, afkiaf frtb etl l il.ai nt of m;s.-ionary - a-id parish trsramat chools. and also tor a tr.siuiric eliool 'n eyery diocrae, for the education of teachers. The resolutionwore referred to the Comraittej ou C iristifo Jjducafion. Uev-. Dr. Height, from the Committee on Canons, offered the following: C'.?ff, (the House of Bishops concot iiie) That section 6, clause 2, emeu 12, title 1, of the D ot, be fi.aenr'ed by inertina in the 10th line o;' iaid olinv-,- immediately after th? words "bwt nothirvt in this oanon f-i nir br oinire'(J to prevent any eh r2yma of this Chnrch from offloiaiiii in any f arisS, church, or ia nj la:.'of p'ih;i3 wrhip need by any i oi'reca'i- n of this Chnrch. or else where wihm the rrochial ejiri of the n?T)i?-tLr . of paid congregation, virli the coonf of the clergyman in hi--43, rr . in his abeno of the Ciiureh Y.'arden and Vestrymen or 'i'ruoof ach eongreation, or of a u ajiity of thni " , By oi'f'T of fhr Committee. W. Coopfr Meadi, Cbm'n. Judj.e Con;cgbam ffred a furtheramond"neiit to (he C3o, by adding ihe word , after " cle-fymen " ia the fv:rth. line. prrpn first. Section t, Cji on 12. T'tie 1, " wit the infant or;u po-t ot fo:m;ng or attewpting to !! n ""niw g-fioo within the Im.if- of i ai-K Pi ih or Parochial i nn io, t uthur'B 1, ly IHocean aulir' !j , o? 'otbrrw: diMurbior the C no' i a Paroch'sl action cf such Wfc r.r ; " oo 'ho fnon wifl red: " Ni ni-ii !rer helMninf 4 to this Ciiur'cL 2i3 by prrachini. irad r.jc p'U 'T or rrherw'se, ia the J rUh or 'thtn the Parochial Curi tf - nof'er Mlgj atD with the intent i r in. tie puipo.'P iij , U-rmiua . ,or i-emp- ) I Tji) a n eonn tion within (in i, of i-tich Prih or Faro1 Cnrt no' author ad br the Dicn a e;;a n an'Tinrity, Or other ris. dis oce turb . tifn-i n? the CtBotr farcctmr reiser such clefaymen. uclesa he si all i "cecive express permission for that pu. T""' frm tha miniater of the parish t.1" Curi, or,, in his absence, from th Cu'efi worJen and vestrymen or rri i ttes cf the congregation, or.n major of. them.' . u ; The in- oi wruity of the amendment when reiMl, ,,tn tn txtot' the Canon, ea scd ro T?.of laif htar. J-nlo 0 onl?nm eaid there would be no cM3''! in correcting the 'a' guase, an $ proceeded to argue ir.at the-intent w,il which a clergyman intruded in to another' parish ,'S wi Int. ponstit ' uvea a crime, ne (..si i it was tho int r.tion, and not the jict that woull mak crime. . The Judge-was- 'ntmuing hia ar-..a-.at that it was t n the face T.i G d' ordnance to o into all lands a-a t preset the ao-pe I, and thus hinit ih- t.rcachine ot the i XIh nea he cut on uouer iru if. House ' refused to extend his Th t".tj". . , , that" he Judge's amendment was not m r mi ma emendiaent to the question before the Il,-,n- The -queMtioa waa taken on he reVolution offred by the Committe tiirotga Pr. Uaight, and it was I na Convention of delegates from tho Emu-not Societies of the Urn ted Istates, met here to-day. A Coianuttee ou Bu-iiues was appelated, ana adjourned till Monday. i U I. . .

VOL. XIX. New York, October 17. A tidal phenomenon was observed, at Uell Gate on Thursday, when the tide, according to experienced pilot?, wag stronger than it hits been lor the last twenty years. Commissioner IiilJia has been subpoenaed to attend next Friday to anewer cuaigo beloro uoiaimasioner 0born The Fall Iltver manufacturers hare given notice to their operatives that a chacg! vi!l be mada in theworkiog hourj on Monday next. Tue mil's will Le iuu eleven hours, instead of ten. a a', p.vscnt. The spinners Lave formally protested sgatn&t the change. New York, Oc obf r 17. The steam-hip Villa cie Paris sailed today, taking $184,0tX) in specie. A sailor was robbed at John Allen's dance bouso last night. The police errested Mrj. Allen, Boston Tom and ix female inmates of the den, bat John Alien fled. It i." saowiiM ia Boiton, VTorceter. Concord, O-weqo, Concord, N. Y.. Boche'er. and ior several miles along the Erie Ril,iy. Fourinch- a of enow fell ia Pai'ada'phia at 10 o'clock last nia;ht. and there is a heavy northwester blowia ta-day. H&.V A1T2L ThcCampslca '-raist tie Insnrscnts Tie t prtt! a oracneral ssania Aana from Tabixlos. flAVAWA, Oct. 16 The latest au thentic news trora Los Tunas an nouaoes the pncresfu! prorresa of the cnjpin asrnin.t the msuraects. Thy appeared ie that district in three or f 'ur s?parfe bands, all nnder the had of a Jnikra. At'tr the defeat of the larjet body, lhf all diapr.-ed and are tr?ir. to r?aen the s-ahore, with the proVb!a iatanttoo of ndin-j; shp in which to eepe from the country, lha tToop are pursuing them in vtrioct direattons. Tbo bands wer compose J if bandits whom 1,'f.ptain General Lonurdi's vigorous m azures had drive to the mountains. There were also aanoti rbera a number of men without recular occupation, and ready for anything which promised any excitement. The entire number of the insur gents .was bvut 200. The -Captain Ueneral will immediately send a man-of-war to preveut stragglers from leaving the cosat. Puerto Princia and other towns in the vicinity of the distarbanoi are remaining quiet, as the eitizeus are in f avor ! the present govern ment. The expulsion ot uen. oanta Anna from TLbodoa has put an end to recruiting and rher demonstrations against the Aleaican f oVtrnment. Ihe weather is hot but rainy, and the city and island healthy. -v t'BBtne of a Mfanrr by Retcls Arm? and Anmanhl ji Sfliffl nd Thrown Oferooard Fall fartlcalars. - Memphis, Oct. "17. The 'fl'-truo-Tlion cf arms oa the steamer llesper ?v!ll cauea much cxoitement. The lemocratio papers state that they were destroyed bv the Radicals for the pnrp-w making political capital.' ThstC-pt. Houston, of the fiesper, landed his boat at Hark Grades for that purpo-e; also, that the arms were not the property of the Stato of Arkansas. Republican pipers, on the other hand. aert that they were destroyed by Jhe Ku Klux. The following particulars ot liie seizure were obtained in substance from Capt Jno. Ford, of tb.3 impressed tug Nettie Jones: About 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon the tug Nettie Jones, Captain John Ford, left the wharf for Fort Pickerioa, having a bnrge in tow, intending to return with lumber. The tug reached its destination and land ed at half-past 5 oclock. No one was ia sight, but theltne had scaroely been made fast betoro the spot was covered with men, all so securely n asked as to be unrecognizable. They were probab!? a hundred in number, and had evidently been concealed some time under the bluff. Without speaking a word they quickly boarded tho tug, took possession ef the pilot-house and engine-room, ordered Captain Ford to immediately start down the river, adding, by way of an incentive to promptness, that somebody m ght be hurt in cae of a relosal. Accordingly, he ordered one of the crew to cast off the line, and in a few minutes the tug was npidly steaming for President Island Chute. UDon takinar pofjession the new O 'lumaDder kept a viyilant eye on the crew, not allowing any one of them to leave his post fur-veo a moment. The engineer was not permitted to oil his machinery. The. mysterious passengers evidently feared te,, mu-ht suddeuiy put it out of repair. The head of the tug was held steadily down the river until approaching Cat Islaad, 25 miles below, near the-Arkansas shore. This was between 7:30 and 8 o'clock, anl Cpraia For i was ordered to run his tug aloag side the littie.steamer Hesper, wnich was tied up wooding. Dauii the trip the leaders informed Ford that they intended overhauling the llesper, destroying arms, but tfiat strict orders had been issued to the men to harm no one, and respect all other rrcp-rty-In 'obedience to orders. Captain Ford ran the tus alongside. This was no sooner aecompjished than, leaving two of their number in tdje pilot-house, two in the engine room, and one in the cabin, as a guard, the latier over one of the crew who had insulted tho leader, tho masked party suddenly sprang aboard the Hesper. Little or nothing was said, and the boarders, who evidently had an eye to business, placed the crew under surveillance, and commenced the work in hand. The gun boxes were broken open with axes and hatchets, the guns taken out and thrown into the river. Many were broken before being convened to the element. -A quantity of ammunition in the hold, marked sundries, was also thrown overboard. The boxes were shoved overboard after them, and many of them were seen by the passengers on the Mayflower, floating with the current. In half an hour tb.3 task was accomplished, and the party quickly returned .to the tug. leaving the Hesper adrift and in possession of all her crew, who remained, Capt. Houston and his brother having made for the woods as soon as the Nettie was seen bearing dow.n upon their craft. The raiders once more aboard, Cap

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tain Ford was required to tarn tli3 boat northward and proceed until further orders. At mionieht sir reached a point in President's Island chute, eight miles below tho cily. Here, by order cfthe mi ked commander, she was run o jroiiLid. No soouer had this been done thin some one, until that raotneat invisibls on the Island, wns hailed. A minute afterwards a skill" put out from -hora and was received aionjside. Whether the person in charsro was white or black could ni)t be 3 pertained, as he, too, was masked. Six of the raid srs got into the skiff and were takn ashore, and the skiff coatinued making trips until 3 o'clock A. M., when the last six were safelv carried over. But before any one left, strict orders were jziven Captain Ford to remain iu the chute uutil dayiiijht. He did so, the tug not changing position until 7 o'clock yesterday morn.n. She then returned to the city, brinzin the first and only intelligeuce of what had occurred. Capt. Ford informs us that so5'n after the Hesper was boarded, several shots were fired, bat whether by the crew or the raiders, ho did not ascertain. Some one ordered the firing to cease, and Dothing more was heard. No one aboard the Hesper was injured or in any way mistreated. PROVIDES GETS I.. BACts Best Tlra?, 2 42 1-2. Providence. R I., October 17. The first race for a premium of $300, mile heats, best tbr.-?e in five in harness, was won by Kite Bet. Time, 2:30. The second race f r a pur.-e ot 1400, mile heats, best two in three n harness, was won . by Pearall. B st time, 2:31i. The third race, which concluded the meeting, was for all horses that hava t-ever trotted better than 2:40. mile . heas. b't:t three in tire, in harness $300 to the first and S230 to th. second aad was won bv Joimny Moore. Best .. time, 2:421. Kight started. PHILADELPHIA.. Election Retnr8 RepnhMcan Jcrltj Orer liy,oo. Philadelphia, October 17. Returns from forty-nioa countios, oili cial, and the balance reporred, the majority foots up 10,033 lor the Republican Treasurer. GftSENSStrao, Pa, October 17. The-Republican judges have is?ncd certificates tor Westm-jreltud Caay. This will make the tofal vo;e in the Twtnty-first distrift f r Foster, 13,807; for Corode, 13,706" F-wter's majority 41. The pol- "xee-'ds last year's hy 5.273, by which Co vole eaioe I over list, year 'a vote oa .-Ju.Ua" 2,7&2, and Foster gained 2,4:')d. Covoi au nounces hi determination to eootest tho seat. He alleges h.9 can tiaiosr out Democratic voics in Fayette and over 210 iu Westmorland Count v. CANADA. 7711 ofSnoTV. Owens' Sound. Canada, Oct. 17. Snoiv feil early this niornfn? to the depth of tour inalios, '2cjmr;mie 1 by a very heivy .gat!, "winch, it is feared, will dam-tgJ t!:j shiiping on the lako. ine Boaoooer . ip;a Jieaf na m here tor siieiter. with t'.-e los o with her jib boom and thrett of Lor crew injured. ----- EUROPE. Attempt to flhnot General Setvs frosi hpain. rrira GEBHABT. Dresdev, October 17. Thera were furthe tumults here yeterdiy auian the Commissioners, but they were promptly suppressed. ESOLASD. LoDOy, October 17. The Government of Spain has appointed llios R.-sas Minister to Kosr'ani. -. The Manchester Chiuibor o? Commerce will fivn a banquet tn Lord Salisbury on th- 27th idat: Raverdy Johnson will be theeu-?U. London, Oct. 17. Dispatches received to day from K&thki-ale Island, state that Inspector Murr!y, whilo attempting to capture O'Brien, the Fenian prisoner wlo escaped a tev days agD, wss fired on by concealed parties and slightly wounded. London, October 13. H nuors of a laig-; ' reduction in tue Frea-jh array, coutideiice in the ui3.nter.ance cf peace, and - the " expectations of a dec aration in favor o:' itberal reforms by the Emp-ror, nnima e Paris, and have a cheerful influence- upoa public atfiirs in Finland. - The ParbMtnenfiry canvass tbro-ieh -out Grett liritain is oecoanriar very lively. Several T ry taeinbers of th; last House ot Cm;n in. have with drawn their name- as -candidates, and are discouraged, -and the Liberals are confident that they wi I have a tna jority of thirty -five or more oa a full H use. Mr. Roebuck's ."hostility to the Trades Union insures, his succjss in Sheffield , Mr. Gladstone is actively engaged canvassing South Lane mshire, whe.re he daily addresses l.irj . aad enthusiastic meetings. The succession ta the Span'-h throne remains uodeteroiiaed. Ti e choice of Frice Alfred, of tin eland,which has been suggested, is regarded as absurd and impossible, because he is a protestant. The nama of Ferdinand, ex K:nj; of Portuzal, is mentioned with fervor. Althoush uftramonl-ioii in re liion, he is regirded as politically a Liberal, end as popular in Spaia, and would te unobjeeiloaabla to tho Emperor Napoleon. ij - 1'RANCE. Paris, Oct. 17. The Gaulots newspaper has a report of aa attempt to shoot Gen. Prim at Madrid. The attempt tv as unsuccessful ,Th-3 assassin was arrested, but afterward set at liberty by Gen. Priaihim-.elf. SPAIV ' ' Madrid, Octobfir 17 Dulce, who was appointed Capt-iin Genera ot Cuba, has declined on account of ill health. , . Madrid, September 17. :Th coiaae system of Spain will be radically changed, to cnutorm to that of Franoi. -Rose De Oleana, Count of Alaina, has been appointed Captain-General of Cuba.

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EVANS VILLB, LND. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19.

Serrano and Lopete have arrived at baragassa. lney had a tnum pliant entry, and the wildest enthusiasm was manifested. " Sunday flight's Dispatches Hamilton County, Ohio, El3ction , Rd turns.. A Riotous Character Silled in M jpiiia. Groat Storm on .Lake Huron Several Vessels Dismantled Alternation in a ' Stora. Liquor A 21&n Shot. DETROIT, Storm on Lakft Huron Jfaay Vessels Clssuatled. Detroit, Oct. 18. The storm on Lake Huron Friday night, was the bevereat and most destructive felt for many years. A number of vessels were brought to Port Huron dismant!ed. Several eollisioos occurred on the lake and river, and three or four inmber barges broke loose from Tuir Point. Two men, a woman and child were uruwutu ud hjo u-irifo x ang )B. The Canadian gunbot Princ9 Alfred, brousht the bodies of the woman and child to Sornia, and also towed the Paragon there water loited.. The bodies of the men were not recovered. J J . 1 I T The crews of th? other barsre were rescued and brought to this morning by tugs. Port Huron NEW YORK. Alfprcallon In a Ilqaor Man hhot Joralaatlon gxess. Store A for ConJNEW XOKK., Uctober 18. In an altereatioa in a liquor store, last night, John McAdim was shot and probaKly fatally Wounded, by Michael Mullen. The Democratic Convention of the Second Congressional District met at Flatb ish, L. I., yesterday aiternoon, and John G. Schumaker was nomi nated for Congress. It is said that negotiations arc m probes'? between the American Tel s;raph Company, of this city, aad 3?m3 loreiirn epitalists. to lay a oaole di rect to B dgium, aad that responsiblo parties are ready to enter into a contr.ict to pat down the cable for 500,000. . ST. LOUIS. Streetrjconater 8-rtirrea Old, Citi zens a' Man Horse-whlpjtrd. St. Locis, October 13, The Democat has a special from Pins Bluff, Arkansas, dated the 17 h, which svs: Wm. J. Dollar, Deputy "Sheriff of Tvrew County, an old , and wejlthy c itizea, while out esrvinit subpesoas, wys'tied to a neero last night and both shot to death by the Ku-KIux General Blair made two speeches to larjce crowds here last night, which were very enthusiastically received. St.'Louis, OctobeT 17. A street encounter took place to-day between two well known lawyers of this city, D Robert Barclay an i Brittian A. Hilt, both old residents. Mr. Barclay attacked Hill, in front of the Planters' Hous. with a horse vbip, and inflicted quite a number of s-vere b'ows upon his head and face, Hill defending himself with a cane, striking Barclay several times. Hill received one or two slight enf on the hand from, a knife used by Barc'ay. No arrests were made. The affair grew out of some pleadint made by flill in a divorce case between himself aad hi- wife, in which he alluded to Barclay's wife ia an offensive way. WASHINGTON. Hae Fishery QaesttoH Free Ifailjatfonla Ins Sire? of St. Lawrence. Washington, Oct. 18. The following is a correct and authentic statement of the present position of the question ot trade ia the British Provinces: The settlement of fishery disputes and the free navigation of the St. Lawrence Rivar. Mr. Thornton, the British Minister here, addressed a note to Mr. Seward, July last, calling his attention to the distressed conditioa of the peopfa of Nova S iotia, in consequence of their exclusion from our markets, consequent upon the termination of the reciprocity treaty, and asking him to enter into negotiations. Mr. Sevard referred Mr. Thornton's communication to Ir. McCullocb, Secretary of the t reasury. Mr. McCullocb replied that the treaty having been abrogated by the legislative branca of the Government, he considered it would not be advisab'e to resume negotiations until Congress should give some intimation of its de.-ire that they should be" ropened, and at the same time expressins; his (McCulloch's,) opinion that it was for the interest of the United Srates that the question of trade should be adjusted in some definite manner. The correspondence was sent by Seward to the Committee on Ways aai Means just before the July adjournment. - In rp!y to the Committee on Ways and Means, Mr. Seward informed them that die was ready to open negotiations Lor the new reciprocity trea'y wlieoever the committee should refer the subject 'o him. Mesirs. Hooper, Allison, Maynard, Brooks. Logan and Nib.ack of the committee agreed to make such a report, and General Schenck was ,willlng it should be muds.: Mr. Griswold was absent. The adjournment, however, took place so early that there was no opportunity of putting the report before the House, and hence the matter goes over till the re-assembling of L'on-fM-ftss. With this knowledge tho Com- ! mittee of Ways and Means aro nearly S unanimous on the subject, and that

Mr. Sewa rd will open negotiations as soon as t be Committee are enabled to report. In the Senate, the question has also, been referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations, and it is known that the Chairman, Mr. Sumner, 13 strocgly in favor of negotiations, ... '

CINCINNATI. Sle ctlon Kef ans in UainHion Coan iy lifflclal tepori. . ClNCIXKATI. October 13 The offi cm returns of Hamilton County give First District is 211, and S'evenson's m the feecond Districfi-497. Tota vote ot the county, 44,000. ME&PHIS; A JTotorlr.nst"uaractPr Slot aid cd Tie Perpetrator of the J)ed arrested. . Memphis. October 13. A pu3 character named. Bill Porter was Killed last niffht near the old Fair ground oy a man named Carhne. An old tend bad existed hr-twppn them tor years. .Last sight, while Porter was standin in the door ot a sulnnn Carline approached, armed with & shot gin. which, wirhont a word h di-charied. fourteen buckshot talcing t ueut, proauoing instant Ueth. UarIine was arrested to-day and com. mitted. FOBT MONKOE. October 17. Thre C0mD30ies ot ariii'orw from tha Wirt i are ordered South on tpmnnnrt itntv . i n . .... -X . J " Battery C to Atlanta: Better A tr Columbia, S. C, and a Battery to Raleigh, N. 0. They left this morning. 03I7AIf d'tOSHICIAL e lorn aartti. By ToSyraph. Niw Tone. Oct. IT. Cotton Firm, with a fair buslne; m)i of ntidO bale at 2325 for mi. Idling uplands. . ' - . fi-orjrt-Reeeipts I,S09 barrels: marlrel Ia-b c ive, un.i SrlOc lower; cales ot 7 o barrels a. tt a 90 for surerfloo tat and Western : 7 0i.7 X for et.ra Hfjt- mr 8 20 for oxtra vVe-trH; as .t0;$ 0 for wbii vuci. i v :5it) uu hm- round hoos Ohio; as vo l!0 oj for tx ra IU Louis; ly,a 14 i ro g'jod toehoics Uo.; cIohidb ouiet. l-utornia quiet Hurt bemrr; twles of m ! a; w,:o7o. Hvn flour tn motler e requ-t ; mi (f 2rn bb!s t an -.a ao Corm .If Ktr-Qulet; sales 530 bbU Marsh's Vitl'l It". HI, 3 frj. SVHisKY-QuiKt and unchanged. W HEAT-Keoeipts l.or. bnbela: doll and droopm; saes SS.(JOii bushels at U 54 for c-priug; 51 m ior o. 'i (SpTiDg: tl SO i -.u. xuu., buu j oi.ijmu ror wtiiie Mien Igan .,yEQalf't: s-lfe3 5!bashc-ls Western at Cl 111 , -Ltll.e PI !.), flHARLf.Y-Dti.l and dsclintn. ; I'AKUY M ALT uift. I'kas lower; twiea 500 bushels Canada at !1 44 til bond. . -Cote F:eolrtT490 buheln: heavy and mienuo,:viUlli-mal FI 1 15 f.-T uumiuuu ana 91 10 31 17 for sound mixed W(UTU. . 'axs More active and flrnaer; ilea of !, ocfiihls. at 7ivT5c for uew Weaterc. but fhteiiy at 71 -74J3, o!t' ng at 75c. , Kick Iu llgtn supply, at Vii&O'Ao tor Carol m.-. C'FFEit fodertely active; sa'.es of 800 sackx ot B'o on privare t-rm. H0QAR -Firm; les o IW bhds at 11(3 liy;.? ior Cnb : llVc f.r Por Klco. MOLASSF.S- Dull. Hops Quiet, at l.VjK.? for American. PErROttcM-F:rm, at 15i iilcte tor oi ode. and 29io for rer nd in bond OiL-lmeed, quie i $l oOl 01 In small lots, and !t (iiO'n iu iage I&ih. Coai, Quiet. Tukph-.timk stendy, at iZrnWo. Leather .'Irmloct B.le hrwidy at289 20c tor Buenos . res aad Rio Oraudj light and nndd weig.!jl-, - . - , , .Vool Quiat : 1 ot 350,00"! ponnd at 47tnfH-lof r one-tic Rew;; :W u;;6o for u ;- wiibil x.mblgr 4if!0c for pu.lt-d: 5bc Ior tubbed. ' " , ' Poitic Firm and quiet ; 'sales of 9.0 barreu at t'.'S 7 9.1 ior mesi; c!o ln at 9-) caoh ; SJa 7S J9 09 for old do. ; W4 50 $ g25f rp lrao; S2S5l for prime mr; alxo 50u b-tn el- of prime locms, Millers'. I3e-cenibt-r, at $Zi 75 - ... BEEF Dui. ; sa.es of 125 hbl. at 111(919 00 for i-ew plain in-ns, and J19ii.J 2 for new xira mess; tlerchcff dalt at iJS.i'S rtj ior prime mess, ana Klij33 0J for India muss, which Is linn. Bsep Ha m Qnlet at t52S(B 00. Cct Mm- urn ; wales of 140 packages at 124f9l3Vje Ior xbauiders. and 11 a 19c for barns; cuddle, no itloal : taltrs of 2iX) boxes of lOug cut liaias .t ltic, for Nofeinb t. . . - - r ,. .. Lard -Heavy and droopiug; sai-a of 470 tlerct t 17, Oa far gleam, aiid 19 al9Jic lor keltie reudrrcd. lirTTER vteady at SI ot3fio for Ohio. Cheese Q,ui?t aud steady at 1617Jo. St, Lce!31 Rartrt. . By Teiegrraph.J Bt. IjOVXh, Oct. 17. Tobacco Qu'et and onebarg el. , Cott..x aji Hrkp Nottitngdoln. V ue T'-Kta.jr " anil firm: '.prima to ulrloi yj-Hnif Fail t$! l..l 98: choice at fci 07; -trictlv eholce tl 10 43 15; No. 2 Kpritig Si SSiifl 34; No. 1 aud cUoica No. 2 (1 06-4 1 138 Corn Very qaiet at 9498c. Oats -Dun aud lower, at l(J55iJ for common to choice. KAKLir - Quiet, with littl- detnand. except tor itrtel:y ctioloe aid fancv pnm to otrictly pr.mej-Ii.w .-pr'nu I' 51 80; choice to Kttictiv chojee - 9,2 DO. t ye Du.l and lower, at II 241 23. Pork -steady, at au 50 Buik Meats -Advanced, sale or clear Bide iu iiry anil at , ,j BACO!t Firm, but inactive; clear- sMes UWmi'iic: sliouideni 13,0. Hams Piin caavausMsd 184c: susar cnreii 2Uc. VV hihky Steady and flrna, at J! 271 78. Livs STOCK-Buainess fair, at nncbinged ratei. . i Kcceipts Fiour, 3,0?9 barrels; wheat. 23,74-1 boahels; corn. 1,720 bu.he.?; oaU 2j,os8 boahela; barley, 4,335 biuhUa rye. Ctnc!nnaU aarkei Dy Teienraph.l CumwATi, OctfS Wheat-Dull; No 1 red Is held at tl 80. CoR.f-Dnil and price are nominal; sales of old a' i597c, and new at C5c K-rc Firm at HI 4fl. Oats Duil at 60c for No f, and 55Ja for Bakli.t-IIm advanced to f2 42 50 for Canada; 10,000 btubel soid at ti 50 to be delivered nt month ; etato Spring f2 2CKa S2 35; no FWoTred. t'oTTojf -Dull at 2JS324C for middling. ToBAreo Unchanged and qme-t. WifflCT -Dull st tl 2:$ai 25; buyers are holding ofl for lower rates owing to the increased supply Pkovisi-s---Jiull and prices drooping" Mess For' ti 50. Bqllt Meal lla for shoulders and lie for tides. Bcon dull at )8i:j for sbouliieis a:-d I ?4l(5e and 17'.oii;j-4.i for rib, c.ear riband clear sides. Lard 14 13c, with but few sales, and the quotations are nonlnal to a graao extent, ilams ISlS'c tor Kuaar-cured, nd dull. Apple? In large supply and dull at t2 00 QS4 i. Linseed Oil Dull at Jl 05, with o sales. PETKOLErw-l)u I at M dfic for refined. BrrrEsr-1 achang.-d aad firm at 35(J403. fcous : scarce and advauced to 25c Hay Dull and tl lower; Timothy $14 00 O'lTuOou arrival. , - liaocERiEi Steady with a flr demand at full latea. ' ' Gold At 137 buying ! - ; f- x. hano-; Firm at par bujinit. iiosav The maiketls close at 810 per ceut. !teir Tork (fold and stock Marlret. By Telegraph ! Nrff Tose. Oct.17.. BtK MirtKSST Loan, 14,644,13; decrea. f'V.,47. fpcle, tl5:4,177. Circulalloo, 514,213 .S; Increase, 25 15. De posits, lh8sMO,:"tr3: .decrease, (741. !gal Tenders. oS.6.fi,''i7; dc. eaae ikiW,?), - MosaY "iieady at j;s7 ; a lew transactions at 5. ' - - Mmii.iso- Quiet and K'eailyat Vd . GoLi' Utfce Lied; opciUugat 136M, declmiii t 1 &Yt advauring u 1:J74, cu sing at 1 6 i:Jfig. The Bears paid ax nigh as 1 per cm . 10 dav for tie u-e of gold. GoVEKSMBNTS-Arai'tive ud decidedly hifchir: . uupuns of '81, ll"allajs; do. 'dH43igil H: do. '64, lI23U2uo '65, 112)4: do. new. lllail.l; '67. lllaiK

iiio lu-puuncans an average majority of 1.830 on the S'ate ! and county ticket. Strader's ofiinial mamriHr in thn

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CSlcao ilarfeet. By TelegTaph. Chicago, Oct. 17. Eicharoe-Eastern steady at rar and 1-10 discount bnvintr. and l1(t nrmiimi

selling-. Floub Dnll and 15230 lower; Spring extra 50. Wheat Less active and 335c lower: ealea No. 1 at SI 45Q1 46; No. 2 tl MX; steadi.y declined and closed at 81'S44: sales No. 2 since 'Ohanae at 81 34. . Co5,xl?aU and !l2c lower; sales No. lat89i4s8lHc; No. 2atW)9Jc; and rejected at fe889c; sales No. 1 this afternoon at VUCa. Oats Fairlv aHivfl. A Q nrl laVa

JA5bJl -. e". No" I at ol-ctolJic: rejected

hji lax fc onqioic ior ro 1. tiYE More active aaU22io lower: fa!e" NO. 1 t SI 26X&1 2S? filial no- nnlox.1 it'

- iterates. BtKLBY-Du'l. weatr. and K-W lno ssles No. 2 at si 3g.i 3: uosina with seU ers but no barer, at. i an

HiGHWiNBai Dull and almost nominal

Mess PoRK-Qulet and unchan ged, with small sales at aatl. Bacow -Shoulders weak and nominal at

Bkkt Hams t27. Mess Bkf 115. Lard Weak and nominal at 18Joi8c. Memphis Market. By Teleraph.1 Mwphh. Oct. 17. Col-row O.ulet and firm, at azvsan. eel pts, 1.70S iaies ; exports. 1.891 baiea. FLoUKfull and uomlual. ().Rjf-$l 00 Oats 83oper bushel. Hat-124. Bkan !i6. : f'oRN Meai $4 75. POKK.-M2 00. Lard 22ft2io. ' B acojt Firm : shoulders 14n- niwr ataa LoaisTllle Karket. Br Telegraph. Louisvillm. Oct. 17. Tobacco Stead v: lns to madfnm lanf 5 50il 50 COTTON ZJ'-240. Wheat 1 0j2 05. Flocb-Superfine tS 25.6 50. CoBs-New, 6O0; old, II 01. O A TsJ FiOf ac 55c. .KTt-tl ). Potatoes-Packed 13 752 80. Mess Pokjc il 60, Labd 154;520c. Baco Shoulders 13fllSc: oIait rlh wura io;vio?c; ciear sides i7J4igi74c. n niam imw, iree, nominal at 11 25. Sew lork Drj Goods Hartet. uy xeiegraph. New Yobe. Oct. 17. The market is sfaadr and . fii.kn.i.., im uou8, imuoujn traue is rar from beina tflc P. extra Amonkea A and Atlantic A. ii'lna 151-wb1So: MLnrk A l.'w A tQ u. DundaN printa 12c; tipraaues' U Amoskag 12e, Arnold's 11c, for new, and loo for lumyies. jjow-pi iceu nannels are scarce ua waoteu. linDoriad dre eonda r nuuiiaant sua are uelna roreed to sales at maiariai cn ouill from currant. ""nuDuriin ar in nant stock and are want. eaaiauhauced prlcen; Falmouth brings Sc. and fliot Rivar Sic Brown drills aro scarce and firm at 7o lor export, and ISc by Itrepeaa Jlartet. By Cable Losdoit, Oct. 17. ConsoL9-ti; 5.30s 727i; Illinois Central 85Ji; Erie 32. FBASKfOBT, Oct. 17. Bo.VDS-78iQ78. LrvKRPoeL, Oct. 17. cotton iiaraet firmer, bat without any quotable advance; sales 12JD00 bales imiddllnj nplands at KJ: Orleans lid. BaaAMiurira Unchanged; we repeat yesiaidar'a prioea. ABT IKYALUABLE HEDICEE roa Purifying of thof Blood. DS. J. W. POLICE'S fi Humor Doctor, A Positive Remedy for all tlnda of Humors, Scrofula, Scurvy, Bait Xlhenm, Carbuncle and Bolls, Ulcers, and all Obstinate Afrectfons of the Bkln, Inflammatory cr Chronic Rheumatism, Plies Chronic DlarrhcBa, Mercurial Diseases, and every Taint of the HyMem; Dyspepsia, and those AGccilons originating in the Dorangement of the Dlenllve Organs, la.. Billons Complain la. Neuralgia, and Nervous Affections, Headache, Langour, and Depress! an of Spirits, Losa of Arctlt. ronHMnation. Ji Compound was first wrenared bv Dr. J. w. PoLANu. in 1847. and was then emmorn from the blood ; but in lwi a medical rioyea wun areat snccess in eanellluahn. iTienu, who was Quite celebrated as a nnvslcian, especially in th treataient of humor, suigesiu some important improvements, which were ado. ted, and which has made it (so the peoi le say) the very west remedy for all kinds of humors kuown to "the facultv." This preparation is composed entirely of vegetables, among w .tch are Haraapanila, Teliow Dock. Noble Pine. Maudrake. and when the oriainator lived In Nv Hampshire, at (JoltMown Centre, for the npece 01 sairiy or lorty mues srouad, and luancnester pamcatariv.tne uumor uoo. tor was well known and highly valued for tbe numerous and wonderlu: curea whlnh It efl'eeujd. 1 hough manufactured In targe quantities, the supply watt tiequeatiy exhausted, and purchasers bad to wall roi more to be made. In that region, some very severe cases of Erynipelas wt-r treated with and tbey were cured ! Krratliu. tores, or carbuncles those ugly, painful uiTOs wu euiireiy removea wnerever tuis medicine was raithfullv nsl. Ho it was With Scrofula and Salt Rheum. Th Humor Doctor cured them. It is free from any dangerous drugs, Is pleasant to the taste, sale, vet snre and effective in Its action. Prepared at the - HETT EHOLASI) BOTANIC DEPOT, and for sale by all dealeis In medicine C. DAMON & CO., Proprietors. CLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale Agents, For sale at retail by aU druggists. fe29'C8dtf 1 Coroner's Inqusst, No. 45, TSTEa-O 4?T TTTE RODT OP AIAM JCSL AKDIjt, wnose body was found at his residence, on Second Avenue, between Fifth and lxth Street., in the city of Evansvlile, Vanderburgh Conoty, State of In -lana-on tne7lh day of Meteinlr. ma' tbe Jury, being duly sworn, find Horn the evidence that the deceased came to his death by apoplexy of the brain. At the time of his death be was about 65 years of ues: 6 feet high : wbea fonnd. hA. ictr oat on a bed. Notnlng fouud an body. SAMUEL P. Rivt.lrf seS w3l Coroner Vandei burgh County. Eockpcrt Collegiate Instltate, ROCK PORT. I ND. THIS IS A na.1.t'LAM FXHA1JE Coliese. and aKo prepa.-e. youni? mea for Ihe Sophomore C1mi in our Universities. The boarding department, exclusively for young ladies. Is cumnlete. Next term begins Monday, Augus; 81xt. aulO wlm Principal. Notice to Contractors. S1 t AUD I'BOPOSALSWil L BE RE. ceivt-d at the county Aiiniior's oiT.ce uu li fltonday, roeiuwr u. iowo, jor tue ! construction of a Urjue acrom. Pigeon Creek, near the Hall Well, according to the 1 pUnn. ai-fccini-atioiiH, and ontracton Cle at j myi.fflce. TheBo.ird lelaiu the rignt to reject any or aU the proposals. Pioposals ' must b- accoiu amed with tue signature of Lha KuretieB of tbe contractor. VIUTOU BISCH, Auditor Vandertmrgh County. Octobsr 15th, lfM. ocl8 daiwtd

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(avlng completed their new fonr-story Jtone building.

Aexttotts Nqw Cpera Ho tue On I.ocast Street, Are now reeelviaz from nuinnwtnMn and importers the lartreet and most r. eherche stock of FBENCII, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN Jrapert, -Pent, Ink, Pencils, Jnkttandt, &c. ever Draught to this market, and which hey propo.M to 11. - - --.-. wire LB ASD BET All., at a small advance on Eastern cost. lngbelr stock consists In part of the follow INKS. Cartel's celebrated Combined "Wrltlna and Copying Ink the best In the market. In quarts, pints, half-pints, and school packages, ... Arnold's celebrated Writing Uuld. In pint and quart bottles. Butler's Writing Fluid. In plnU and quart. Carmine Inks. Best quality. Blue, Yellow, and other Inks manofac tared to order. .. : PENCILS. American Lead Pencil. Company's on.: rivalled Pencl'a., We have a large stock ot the above, comprising some ten dlfiersnt brands, ranging in price from 80c. to $1 per dozen. These Pencils are uneonaled for cheapness and durability by anything In the market. ' Faber's Pencils. All numbers. Eagle Pencils. AH numbers. Rollback's Office Pencil. A splendid ar ticle. Eagle and Star Rubber-Tipped Pencils. Blue and Ked Marking Pencils, ENVELOPES. We have a large stoclt of White. BuS Orange, Canary, Melon, Ac., from No. 8 to No. B)i, at prices ranging from 11 60 to CO per l,0u0; and the Newest Agony In Wed ding and Party Envelopes. Also, Legal and Manilla Envelopes of all qualities. We are prepared to print Envelopes In the latest and most nobby styles. SHIPPING TAGS, Of all sixas. for sale at New York prices We also print them when desired. . CARDS Of all kinds. " LEGAL "CAP PAPER, ; Of all weights and qualities, from 11 to pounds. Cedar Letter Clips; , Common Letter Flies ; Pen Racks; Steel Pens: Paper Weights, &c All of the nest makes, and of all prioea. AMERICAN NOTE -PAPERS Of all weights and qualities. ' 4 AMERICAN LETTER PAPERS Of superior qualities and very low prioea -&" ' - Tansville Journal Comppnji 3f0. 6 I0CITST STBEST. - Notice to Contractors. r. t tin prmposaia vvir, BE 2) received at the County Auditor's office until tbe first Monday In September, 18ti8, for the construction of a bridge across KPigeo Cree, near tue Crescent City springs, a nt uiumjui; w Hiuue worn auu the sui erstruotuie or wood work will be let separately. No bid will be considered unle accompanied by the names and signature of the securities proposed by the bidder. The abutments and plerE to be completed o or before October 1st, 19; the surerstructure on or before October 1st, 1870 Payments equivalent to cash, and made npon estimates as the work prCKrest.es; 2o per cent, retained till completion ot the work. Plans and specifications to be seen at tbe Auditor's oClce. Particulars given by the undersigned. VICTOR BISCH, ' County Auditor. Evansvlile, July 27, 1S68. J2 dwtd ' Coroner's Inquest, Na 46, TTEM) OS Til K BOOI-f CM AH. Hi W. LONG, who wai found at his li-bidence, at the bellevue Gar.ien, In Independence, Vanderburgh County, Htate of Indiana, on the 2' day of Henteraber, 186S. , he Jury, being duly worn, find from the evidence that Ihe deiea-ed came to bis death by a plstol-sbot ft rod from the bauds of A. Warner, ou the Utn day of fcjeolember The deceased died on the 25th of Hep'teiubr, 1868. Had on his pe;son when found white flannel undersh rt and wtiiie cotton overshirt. Ai' about 40 years; hlgbt 5 leot 8 Inches. Nothing ot value lound on body. SAM UEL P. HAVLIN, se-ti w3t Coroner Vanderburgh County.

Evansville Cpsr:

J. NEWTO UrtTt rjor Lese and Msuaser. L..KST THRKtS NIUHtS of flie iteasou, until af er t'je Novea K!e;tl3U.

MONDAY EVEN! a ii, Oltobeb Urn, is , ROJIEO AX1 JULIET.

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lf.uarw'nrmi and BaUdma or SteamJ-rjgljjfj, Circular; 3aw Grist and Sngir Mills, Tocacoo: Bwcra Qamming Machines, DistU-J lery and Miniiic Mach'ncry, MaItlru;s,Cora , Ciellors, Hacfie Fronts, Cellar G rates. ION fit BRASS CA3mfG3. ' Of every description. taahUasry of all kinds Made and Repaired. Dealer j In Eeltiur, Fir Bricks, ilteam GAuge, feud rosht Iron Pipe. Old materials bought 3?a have the facility of the betMat.stry ma Workmen, pn,j give ail t jiJL cptiu'd to ns oar itif'.l vwinai Rtteni?ai n'J orders promptly, wrif.nt oar ' ', and charge reaaaoabi prire. ' 'Jl ? E '1 furdry, corpe- of First and .iRtwf, Evnn.viiie, Ind. a, .H."-.Vrr.ramensf ntto all parta to fit ? vork and d i rt-palni-c. t :m bVUL h lT 't:. XnCMANACO WILLIAII ILEttZiAir (3aoojdsor to Kratc & H slim Manufacturer aad Builder ol TEAS ENQDJES AND ECHJH-3 SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY. Cot ten and Tobacco l?r eases CIRCULAR SA W MILLS, Ac, Ac, KVANSVILLE, IND. 'Sheet I aoja and OoiMa Wobk nxndu la order on saort notloe. UZOn AJUD BRASS CABTIXVS of every description, . Dealers In Hteana Oare-ss, O ira r-iltl3.j Fire Bricks. Wrorht iron Fiu. iol-.-l fl Cloths. Sc, at manufacturer' ;mc. IRSPAir.ZSO douo at short nolle. apr25 joaii 1VISS05, BRASS FOUNDER Alb IBJISHEH, Stearu and Gas-PIpe Fitter, Manufacturer and Dealer In Steam and Water Gauges, Spelter and RabbUt Metal, and all Articles appertaining to a Bra.ss Foundry. STE1ME0AT AXD 6ESEP.AL BLiCS"SISITniSG, Water Btrect, bet. Fine asd leet. EVANS VI LLE, l.N'D. .- Caih paid for old Copper and Bra FISCBEC & BITXEK, . Merchant Tailors, No. 3 First Street, Next door to Lowry fc Co.'s t-e nk, EVANSVILLE, IND. A fine Btoc-k. of Imported , Good always on band. Hatlslaoilon in all cases guaranteed. ac24 dtl rA3SXEI AGENTS For MEecolloctioii3 of. a Busy Life." In one volume, handsomely illustrated. ot which Mr. tireeley nimseii Kii.: x Bhall never write anything el-i into which I shall put ho much ci Y;KLJr, m. experiences, no'lotjK, conviction, an.! muue' of thouguc, as tbce KwiUn cnoss. I Klve, wun Kir-aU reserve, my uiei.lHl history." For lull prlicu'Hro, ierci.4, A c , addies? C. F. VENT CO., Publishers, :;i "West. Fourth atreet, Cincinnati, Uuio. se!2 dbr, wit

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