Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 October 1870 — Page 1

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SATPRD1T. OCTftJKX 15. 1810. OuB dispatches thin morning contain particulars of more Sghting in France. It eeems the French have had some temporary Buccieses, hut none tbat will irjve of "any lasting importance. The Prussians have bet n driven from Bome of their positioas in the "neighborhood of Paris, but have not been forced back sufiieiently for the beseiged "to get "once more 1 1 commanication with the country. - .. " The Major ally The Council, at its last meeting, did nothing toward ordering ao election for Mayor to fill the vacancy cc.1 . V 1 ITT tl casionea Dy tue aeain 01 di&jot wane er. ., Ihi -subject vas not even mooted. We understand that it is the intention of tha Council to order tha electioi at its ses&un on Monday evening next.' The necessity for an early election of. Mayor as already been so clearly demonstrated through our columns, that we need not urge that point now. The onlyijuestiin is, will the Council take ttaps at its next meeting to enab'o the city to select an offic3r who can legally discharge the duties of Mayer? It' is- high time usurpation was rebukod. If the peoi pie do not desire to have their city affairs targbd in a lot of costly lawaits, they will sea to it that tbefjounoil, at its next meeting," orders an election. and to that exteatat l.st, do their part toward relieving.tbe cry of its present unfortunate condition. The liesult. We have returns from all but five counties, but many.cf them, are mere estimates. Tho result is stil doubtful. The contest is very close in the Fourth District, but our advices give the advantage to Judge Wilson. The Ninth District is also in doubt, but General Shanks; is most probably eleoted' by a small majority. The Legislature is also , in doubt, The most favorable calculation for the Democracy make the Senate a tie.and give a majority of from five to eight in the Lower House. We do not concede them this. ' ?The political complexion of the Geueral Assembly cannot easily be determined; but it is, by no means uncertain that the Republicans will not control -both branches. The suspense will not be continued much longer aai to the State tioket, for the oHieial votes will noon be reported from every county. The five counties not heard from are Adams, Elkhart, Perry. 8-arke and Warrick. Indianapolis Journal.' We copy tho above from the Journa? of yesterday. The Journal seems hopeful notwithstanding the glowing character of the returns from many parts of the State. We hope its anticipations may be reliazed, but confess that our faith is cot any of the strongest. Circuit J ad sc. lhe folliwicg dispatches contain the latest news in reference to the election cf Circuit Judge: Rockport, Oct. 14. Editors Journal : The Board of Canvassers throw cut Jackson Township. This makes Moore's msjjrity in the county 72. GlLKEY. Newbcrq, Oct. 14. : Editors Journal: Mjore'a majority in this county is 222. S. T:PaLMKBV ; From these reports we figure up the election as follows: Laihd. Posey 797; Perry 153; Crawford 40; Total 990. ; ? Moorx Vanderburgh C31 ; i WArriok 222; Spencer ' 72; ; Tofal 945". Liird's majority. 45. --'"j;--" Indianapolis, October, 14. Very few additional returns have been to ceived to:day not enough to definitely settle the result cf the State ticket. The Dene oarats claim 2,000 majority. The RetublicazV think the official vote may yet give them the, S:ate ticket. 05o:e1 returns from the Fourth Congressional District elects Wilson, Republican, over Gooding, by 4 majority. Sbanks'e, Republican,' majority iq the Ninth District is 285. The Rtpullidacs cow claim two majority in the Senate. In the House the Democratic majority will not bo over five or six. i'.'Mrs. Senator Morton is dangerously ill at her residence in this city. . . !. lowxsnip oiFicsas. Hie followicg is the vote for town,ehip ofSoers in tho diffeient townships in this County: ' . -"..'. Ck.ntre Township For Justice Joseph B. Maghee, 150; Henry B Moore.162; Peter Bfhn,2;A.Brown,l. For Constable. John Aisble, 103; Beaiamiu Youek. 221 :U.B. Wood. 80. - lor 2'rustee. Samuel M. Gibson,1 1S7; John Whitehcal, 150. - .. For Assessor. Geo. W. Inwood, 322; Blarcus McCatcben, 6; - ; 'For Supervisor. 1st Dist. Jobn Hermer.42; D. S. Fairchild. 9. 2nd Dist. Simon Ceazer, 13; H. Muler, 9; 3 Diii Albert Swope. 21; 4th Uut'm. Schweitzer, 7; G. M. Ad ler, 6;G. Buf ckle, -13. 5th Dist. Peter Hitch. 39. 0th Dist. Mcsps Smith, 57; Stearcs Hatch, 45. "th Dit. S. G. MeCat hen, 8; C. li, McCutchen. 2. 81 Dist.h. Burkvalt. 14. 2th Dirt J. Fred. Wall, 7. lUth Dist Frank Wetbure, 7; G. Pbeifler, 6. . . r Ksioht Township For Jurtict. Wm. R. Vanw, 1U8; O. P. Aiken, ' 151; John C Garrett, 115. . " t For Corstable Alrick Corwine. Joseph Pharr, 145; Robert D. Leno; 144 : ' For Truster Archippus Knight, 138; Richard Scoteld. 138. : For Assessor H. C. Miller. 129; Samuel Gran ger, 150. tvpervisor 1st List J. F. PI arr,9; S. Graiucer, 2 2d Dist. H. O. Pugcr. 2; M. GiUon. 7; R. Kick as, 1.

IT 11 7 VOL. XXL 3d Put. Jacob Weizer, 31. 47 Dist G. J. Gbing. 14 5th. Dist. Wm. Byron. 22. Cih OisC Stephen W. McKinnis.13 77 Lntt. G-o Wood ruif. 14; Wm Smith. 29. Sth bit II. Smyth. 3; Thos. t'eteis, 29. 9fh Dist. Ed. Scotlald, 14. U.vio.v Townshtp For Justice Fanford Hawkins, 114; Ezr Gerard, 113. For Constable John W. Catlet. 102; A. W.Davis. 43; Suttan Stull, ; Morgan OerrJ, 97; ,Thos. Hawkios, 73. ,,x . For Asicskor George Pera, 83; Esmond Crolsr, 61; Peter Hoffman, 71. For Trustee J ameS' W. King, 75; James F. Saunders, 40; Andrew J. Sirkle, 55; Joseph Williams, GO. For Supervisor 1st Dist. Joseph Beard, 11. 2d isLHenty Scbenck, 18; Wm. E. Wagonon, 7. . 3d Dist. Wm. N. Measham. 12. 4th Dist Augustus Williams, 13. tWt Dirt. Leopold Kemp, 7; John Gerlisob, 1; .German : To"vn5Hip. For Ju'i-, tices Joseph Hartlein," 1G3;. L." W. Short, 1.43; John Prieahoff, , 112. . Constalks Frank iJowmao, 67; Frank Borme, 22; M. Ilartleio.ieS; Geo. Dener, 2; Henry Hoffmeister, 2; Henry Waaderman, 32. - r. Trustee Wm. Bauor, 12S; Geo Naale. 137. . i - ; 1 - : Assessor Christ Betz, 102; Chas.Gantner, 153. - . - Supervisor 1st "'" Dist., ' Joseph, Handel, 21. 2 1 Dist., Vae Epping, 13. 3J Dist.t Henry Eppinger, 43. 4th " Dit,t John , Ludwi. 32; Pet. Helfricb, 12. 5tk Dst.t Henry Henze, 32; Henry Niehaui.'- 4 (Uh Dut.i Ad. Seebert,24,- O43 Z;idez'll Joseph Kister, 1; Geo; Schneider, 11. ' PBRB.V To "WNsm? . ilr ComUj.li& Georgd, Gro3sm?.n.'I47; 'John Grpssicab,.99i Fred .X Kurt?, 21;,, Fred Wunderlioh, 167 1 -' : ', or IHttee-ThWip Kocht Jr l6; Louis Sehmadd, 132. " For; Assessor Nicholas Eczel, 13Tj Mason-O'Newmao, 17D. - For-' Supervisor' 1st Dist. Henry Huboagel, 174j 2d Dist Geo. Hofftoan.ltJG; 3d Dist. Adam S ah nur, 81 ; Louis Miller. 133; , 4V Mint John Basemer, 149; Isaac Kahn, 130; 5A Dift Jacoh Wunderlich, 155; J. Rollet. 31; Diu.Wvo. docker, 127; P. Mareoholtz, 55; 7th Dist. Adam Seibert, 18; A. SprinsCc,1 3; Geor2a;Yaiterg,"142; John Kussiai ger, 72. . . . , at.-i.a: -; ;( . i -Armstrong Township. -For Jus' tice Sam'l McDonald, Sr., S3: Henry Helleobrand. 42; B- It- Bieled. 1. . For Constahte Samuel McDonald, jr., S3; John W. Taylor, 120; Rjbert Ktngsberry, 40. tor Trustee Caswell Calvert, 143; Lawrence Paul, 80. : f. ' For Assessor James H. Robinson 123; Francis W. Lntzenisch, 101. . For Sit pervi or lf Dist. Job a Boyle. 30 ' 2nd DistAodl Zikelback, 3U, : 3rJ Dist. Chas. Wagoner, 10 .4tti Dist Henry Sgnsmeier, 27. fiih : Dist. Wm. Lowman, 42. - G'A DftLDtxii. Spabn, 41. . . ; ! ; : - ' BCOTT TOWN8TJITP. For Jmt'ct Robert B Stout, 126; Daniel Grim, 90: 8. M. Warner, 12. 'For Constable William Ilelnard, 146; George Newman, 164; Henry Basse, 81. ; , For Trustee John G. Gatc., 175; Charles Monroe, 91. , For Assessor L.enbcn G. McUutch. en, 204; John Kuster, 1;. Chr s. Bohne, -17. Supervisor 1? Dist Fred. Kohlamuf, .65; Herman Smith. 12; Cnarles Morrmin.5. -2d Dist Arthur Trimble, 10; Charles Shoultz, 15; Henry Stralman. 18: Henry Mitler. 21; Augnst Wilzbucber, 2; John Short. 2. 3d Dist. Millian Curria, 61; Henrv Horn :"22 4A Dist. William Bower, 3o; -Jacob wienie, zz. oin Dht.Joha Sabeckle, 20. Qth Dist. James Becker, 19; John Peck, 16. iOSDXXSEB TILKlitiAMB. Saiuhday, October 13. iu New "orK, yesterday, Gold a', llo'i e'oaevl The 8leamr North America bas arrived out. The ateainera Hosma ml Calabria, from Europe, arrived la New York last night. The receipts ot custom? last weelc were Jl,7c4,7. K. O. Chero has arrived at St. Lonls from Washington City. The first frost or the season appeared at Toledo, Ohio, yesterday. There wa frost at Cbatunooga yesterday morning lor the first time this neason. Adam'a tobacco factory, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was d-Tntie.i by Are last night IO IUO HIUUUUl VI (J,UWi The report of the appointment of Detective Kelso as Huperluiecdem of Police in New 1 or a ia incorrect, Tbe whole of yesterday was ocsnpled In the Prison Reform Cod a rets, at Cincinnat i by the geotlemen counecteu with Juvenile reformation. The" banlssof Baflalo, N. V., will make advances on flour and grain, to be carried on the canal late la the sea.HoD, as can be done with safety. Henry lieltimeyer, a merchant of Hermann. Mo., while enrou e M M. Louis, Thursday night, on the Pacific KallroaU train, wad roubed orl7.sJJ in greenbacks. His phyBlclans pronounce the wound of isiolan wno was suot in Phlladeipbia on Wrote day, wblle tryluii to force h:s wav into lhe rouoi wuu the votes were being The auroral display last, night was ot servea as iar ensi as row York, as far south as Fortress Monroe, and as lar west The Republicans of the Twentv-sixLh district ot New York, yesterday at Uswexo, nomioat d Tboma.t C. Plait, of Tiogo County, for Congress, on the l,Ci'd ballot. The magnificent display of aurora bore- ! allx, wmcn was so vivid nod so greatly admired by many of out ciltr s last nlgut, was also observed t.t Cincinnati, Terra Haute, Omaha and eewhere. t The Youdr Demoo acy of New York completed tucir mua.clpal t.'cket 4ast eight. - Toe candidate are unknown outside their wards. Toe ecea-ailoo of Sher)lf O'lirlen aud other leader to Tammany was openty charged. . A large amount of captured counterfeit plates.and tbe dies of the to notes ot twenty. nine defunct National Banks, were destroyed at the Navy Yard in Wa-hir.gton City yesterday. - Daniel C. Bardtck was reatenced yesterday, at Little Valley. N. Y., to be hanved OQtbe25in ot November, tor tbe muider of Henry H. Baker, a colored man, 'at tion, iu October, law. , i ' . Bridget Henry died on TbnrsJay, under me suitceoos knife, at tbeCl0c4nna.ll llos puai. iba Coroner s Jury returned a veruici mat. sbe die-l of chloroform, but exncnorea tae atiending pnysloaa from hlrh left W took fire n was run a: 00 barrels turpen reis of rosin. ad a few barhlcb, witu too .-eiisel, 1 total loss . 1 1. T." T . x jtr was convicted of .-..v. ucKree at Ht. Lin Is yesterday, and Eenteoced to live vt.ri in the penitentiary. He bad forced iehii tn the name of the late defaulting ?,Z Tresorer or St. Louis, Emu smii.;, ,, iheTnidMa' Rank. ou,,y, OU The case or Wm Cla-k agaicht Col p a wc, rrovosl Maraaai at, el. Loul curing ment made on blrn by order ot Genera MaiiecK tor alleged cisioyalty wasdec dtd u j muuv lt 1 , iud uuiicu elates 111 trict t'oort, in favor of tbe defendant.

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WAR !NEUR0PE! ENGLAND. London. Oatober 14. Oae of the g-'nurs on the, Paris fortifisatioas as particularly ct;-tin2uished himself by the great accuracy with which he points bis guns. Hi thn far has frustrated all efforts cf the Prussians to construct offeniivfe orks within rango or fits extns. ne is -sn Alsatian, named Chr'stian. .The teiegfaphs aadmaila are bringing accounts of the late storm from all directions. Heavy showers prevailed in the mill region of Lancashire, raising the streams and causing a disastrous freshet. - The shipping ia the Mersey was badly damaged," but no American Itfsses are yet reported. The land telegraph lines throughout Ireland were prostrated, delaying and disorganizing the Atlantis cable eervice. The city of Liverpool has already voted relief to the sufferers in that region. London. Ootobit 14. The official the French vesaccount shows that Fels have captured thirty-two prizes since the commencement of the" waf Advices from Rouen yesterday annocneo' tbo captare of Brteuirbjr the i Frussiacs. 1 he Jlobtles repulsed the first attack, but the Germans, came up a second time with reinforcements. Jlsotti uartbaldi cas arrived tai Marseilles on his way to Tours. Ric.ciothi is also expected., , r,,No military command has beta of fered PaViaa.bthgoytrome, Tr Lond'on,' 'bober ll-Th ere" has' been much anxiety recently about toe Jb reach eeneral Lo Bjuet. A corres pondent of b tindardyia daiy mt der Bazame. Cl'ondon, Tlcf.'f14. Th9"n:aliowi"ng advices have been received here from Tours, dated at that ptoo '.on i"f edhesdavs cvenvns: The Rouea Journal has an eaitO-r rial demanding that the town bo placad in a stato of sieg j, an'd TthaT command entrused to an experienced General. The writer-states, that Gen. B c ur b aki. returning Jr otoL Xo u rs w ill pass through Rouen. AH tho .Unes-or cdrnHTinication to the westward from Tours are still open. '.1 1 i. The Prussians are levying heavy jpeople 'afoaod contributions oa -the jjeauvau. Count De Chamberrd Aa issued a patriotic address to the PontiQcial Z )uaves who fought ia the battle in Orleats a few days ago. Though they fought. magnificently, be said, the National nl Mobiles merited iqua-l praise . . . . . ine commanuer ot me iiitocntn Corps has mide an official report to the Government -of the battle befora Orleans. He says: Tho fighting was desperat. The Prussian artillery totally overwhelmed us for three hours. IlowoTer the enemy was held in check -when a flank movement compelled our retreat, which was effected in perfect order. Every canton of .France feas been required to furnish a battallion of soldiers for tho national defense. The total rjumbar of oanuons in Franoe is about 2.850. ; I ' j - - A'd'tepatch from Marseilles states that Gimbctta's manifesto is well received. The Government is fully fcustaintd, and the postponement of tbe electiont? for members of the CouBtitutiooal Aisambly is acquiescod in. " Details of the' fighting before-St. Qiintin have been receivel, and furnish, according to the journals, a story of true French heroism. The fruSiaas haa not returned 10 mate an effait to capture tho .lowa, as they J threatened. Tha French prepara tions to receive them are pertect. The Hague report of tho annual budget is unfavorable to the adminis tration, lhe opposition demanded explanations relative to the debt of .Luxembourg and the Veniuela ques. tion. A simplification of the diplomitio eystem is also urged. London. October 14. The bank statement shows the bullion to bo 9G.0O0 !e38 than last week. The Prince of vv tiles yesterday laid the foundation stone, of a new armory atEiinburghw Appropriate speeoiias were made by the Prince and other notables. . . - The rumored declaration" of war against China is?contfadicted. " ..-The Papal protest asrainst the anrxsxation oi iRoma to -Italy haa been published. It contained 00 new facts. The story tbat the Prussian goveminent had proposed the retrocession of Niece and Savoy to.' Italy ia authoritatively denied. " " London Oct. 13 Tj- ere' is a violent retistanco in all the French ports to the shipment of food in any form. The terrible artillery fine of Fort Mont Valerien. has literally swept the country around the fort, lor a circuit of sis kilometres. The Prussian wotks have been destroyed, and all the batteries the Prufsians have sought to erect against Mont Valerian have been annihilated. The chateau of Mendon has also been destroved. The Prussian engineers nave been driven irom Clamcre,. Mendon and Moot Retout.. L - U illeinif and Cocbam have both ben recovered by the French. Oa the iNQTth tlie rrussiats have been driven bacx a3 tar as L'ecii ana Bouneville. The entire peninsula around Geuvilliers has been freed from the Prussians, by several strong cavalry reconnoiBsanccs, and is now m rrencn hands again. ' ? -. U11 the east ol I'aria a lively caanonade has been maintained toward Rondy. The Prussians have ; also been driven from Champigny mora than three miles cast of Vincennes. The Prussian circle around Paris is therefore expanding daily instead of contrasting, and the Parisians . aro greatly encouraged. - ' .Demonstrations have lafettr nocurred in Paris, lavorable to a radical change in the uovernment. Their origin is ascribed to Gus'ave Flourens and Louis Blanc. Thev movement was insignificant. " The French Army of the South has as ajaucleus three cavalry regiments -which were sent couth irom Paris before the investment of the city, the Algerian Infantry, and troops formerly serving in the western departments, maktng a total ot 6,000 effective and disciplined men. London, October 14. The United States steamer Franklin, at "Portsmouth, took on board ber repaired propeller to-day. :

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BVANSVILLE INDIANA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15.

The Prussians report mutiny imminent amon the French soldiers at Mefz. Tb-3 had around Fort Mont ValeeH?n was reeerded aa the garden spot of Piria. Before the investment of Paris the commander of the fort cmployed his men in digging potatoes and collecting other crop3, all of which were stored in the forties?. A dispatch from Versatile?, dated yeeterdsy, via Berlin, to day, contains ib ftdlewinij: oew: - . Toe court martial ia the Prussian linns makes short work -of- deserters The credit for arming th Gorman people has been raised to 23,000.000 Prince Frederick Charles occupies the house of the Prince of Muskoeva. The .Royal headquarters are at the west of -the - beleaguwtd -city, and those of the Crown Prince to the east, ,. ...... Tha bommander of Toul died at Mendon recently, of small pox. The Ffeuob fortresses eo the Belgian frontier, Meziercs, Manberge, Rocroy, Douay, ValenciaEae.s, Lille, etc., are fuHy prepared foV a siege. Tha bambardment of the first named is imminent ' 15 '5 The commanders of Cambray and Landrevier have issued orders for the inundation of tho surrounding coun try, a1 a means of defense. s 'lhtf" postal svstcm'of Alsace" and Lorraine has been completely re-or ganized.1 11 It is rumored that the proposal of CeUnt.Bismarckr' 4 Reconstruct J the Holy Alliance, is regarded here as equally false ad absurd. The Gardes Mobile at Roun have received ordtra r.to rnJrchjXli momen t'snctice. -Lokdos, Oct. It A detachment of 8,000 German, under command of Prince Albert, witu artillery., nave mfc.rch;j.oa nouen. taaklai; exhautiY req'ih-it Ous tbe way Tne Trdsslau coverutnent has or dered an appra smeat of the damage, evidently with 1 he, intention of pu-iini the amouutCla. (ho Jbillof luitmEiiy agaiuat France. The Ostez Gazette savs Sletten has been troewlTto .lorpisn'fc minute ot the war oonlribotlosrt levied ty the Frencn, early in this country, orobaolv for thesame DUtl03 - 3 - -0 menitou nH yei oeen maue 01 me uniuimrii iu us ci Mmeu ior ine execution of Conrad Von Hahene8lajafjrVi . - losi3, October 1 1 Amltns li" tHreateued by the Prussians, aud 1 preparing for a re-dstance. . The "National GaarC gallantly but vainly der"enlf"t Kpmal,- and finally retreated towards Xertlguy. The FraiiCS-llreur., who r nr aS baud Uii icrc, gave them no support, and fled on tha approach of the eueiuy, without Orlug $l shot. .I,03rto, October-li.-Caplatn Comsei, lato commandtug the Mouarcb, goes to Cape of Gjod Ilspe as Commodore of the tstauon. Tne German garrison of Sfeny captured by the Kreucb fi'ooi Uunlmeddy numbered obiytiixty tneu..' - The Prussian vldettas retire before the Moolle Guard at Marltens. Toe activity of Buzalne is nndeminisbed. Tbe sorties c tne RarrUon are frequent and harraslng to the besiegers. A battalion o f tuards Iu Pails h:. rrjected Blanqul, who was proposed for Colouei. Tne officers of the volunteer c rpsoni manded oy- i octave Kloarene, UiJu.a to persevere In tbe disorderly course proposed by their late commander. The Mobile Guards disperse the 'groups of people around the Hotel de Vine. A cew political club nas been formed In Paris. Aiaou ( ii do win berg are everat noted Jourualists and lawyers. Its first seseion was held last Afonoay night, wuen an organ Is: it Ioq wa elTected. To mlttu.ry-movouieuts of late in the Pruslau encampment and within the wails of Part trioleate that a great event islmininent. The recall into service or a portion o theBcUiaa mliilt is without oeiltKerent signitlcnte. It wat mer ly the rwuiiol a nw oiHtributlon of tue service into several 01 asses. Nu more uien are to be organized than tieretofore. ' Tni we received by the Fre ic!i Legaliou at fiovtuce ou 1 burs Jay. 1 y v , ? ; t.oiooi, Oct. It In the' Church lUoiigreos,' now lu seitslon at Houthatnpton , Earl Kelson moved tor and argue.i tu f--vor of a more . intimate iraieo wlta tlie noa-coufuriyiKlF, on the basis ot t he recognlilou of klu a red points of the belief aud disregard of the points of dissent. Trjojirrtl apeolKt reiras an it tervlew with Oartoafdi;' He said te made hi-. ecil6 Irani Oaprea in a fiiblK a. unetc,- provided by bis friend Col. Boidin, wh'j accompanied tiini. v - - lie as Keel many questions ie.ative 10 me merits of tbe WhUworth, Snyder and KaBu d rifl, with tt, view to finding wtiicu was con ldered tne best. Alter expressing a determination to remain with ibu FrencU t the lat, he added, earnestly, "Why, will not the nobie Amettean itepubllc, tbe; glory and admiration of ail free people, neud . material aid to -the young aud struggling Republic ot Francu? Italy, France aud Spain anxiously await oae determined wnrd front America to cast oxf lo.-ever their detested chain FRANCE. Tours, October 14. Reliable information just received by mail from Lyons, shows that the $itj! is amply prepared to resist any force of Prussians that can be eent against it. Tbe bights near the city have been strongly fortified and entrenched, camps constructed and heavy guns placed in positions r,. . ,-. , .,. . The entire population is armai and are drilling day and night. . Large : numbers of ' Mobiles' "and Franc-teireur?; have reached Lyons.' There are troops enough there now for ao-army, and they may ba easily organized to act on the defensive. Ail symptoms of . disorder has disappeared. -ironi the cityand throughout the south of France. Iho situation is now accepted uncomplainingly. Af all the Departments of the old Province of Normandy are without money, the authorities are issuing paper mocey. TotW Oct. 14 The following news are dispatches given to the public to-day by the Ministry, v "Mabsejxlese. Oot. 13. Adecree of M'E-quires suspends the Guzdie Du Midu until further orders, as a measure of the public safety. Causio, son-in-law of Garibaldi, has arrived. l-qutres nas received a .petition demanding that the Bishops .resign and be replaced by one chosen from the clerg of iMarseiileee. "Tbe- Esquire's aecreesi that the Congrrgition of tbe Jesuites of Marseillese be. dis solved, lhe fathers will be expelled within threj days, but will be conducted to the frontier. Their property will bo registered provisionally. 1 -Vendome,' October 13. A reconnoissance in force Tras made today as far as Fertcvilleneuf and no enemy was encountered. - Tho railroad ia obstructed to Calais. Toury, October 13 Soma Prussian scouts were recently seen id this neighborhood. They retreated, however, as the Mobiles approached. - Tours, October 14. Nothine has has been received to day from Orleans or Paris. - .-' - ' A dispatch-from the Sub-Prefect of Pont.l'.Evenc, dated Wednesday, fully confirms the reports-of tba successful sorties by Bazaine. He had burned "five, villages which had given shelter to the Prussians, dislodged tlie enemy; from several positions, and cut to pieces four regiments of eavalry and several battalion. At tho same time Canrobert made a succe-s tol some on the left hank of tbe Mjeello. ' - ; . , ': , - ..." i Tours, October 11 Minister Uambelta haa ixaued tbe following proclamation : isumiiiiiTj o- i"jb:-i announce to you, with Inexpressible aatlslaclton, tbat

cn the 12' h Inst., more than ever the heroic poople of Paris, -growing impatient behind toelr ramoart, determtoe l to ruarcu forward 5;iint the enemy. Here is the bollltin oi tbPlr ft st victory oa tbe entire lino aroaud the city. The Prussians hv been driven cut of all the po-itiona they had been occupying for three weks, towards St. Ddiils. Tuer hvl been driven awav beyona Stains, Plrrepetle and Dug d v, on t h- east side of J'ja vette. - Creteli Bereexi.y and the PUleaa or Avon have beau recaptured. The enemy have ben forced from But Mendon aud, hi. Cloud, and thrown bucx ou Versailles. They feuow now what a people will do who are determined to ave their 1 unlit utiona and 'heir honor. I invite the Pro. TioeH 'odo thlr duiy n Pails hoe bcr. Vive Paris! , Vive it - France! Vive- la Ropubi que! - - Toubs, -Octoher 14 The General commanding toe Fifteenth Corps, makes tne following report: 'La Fkstk St. Atjbeb, October 13. Yeticrday, tne enemy wntlnued to ad. vanee towaid-t Orleans. Our troops, who were on the road to Paris and had taken a post the day before In the battle at ArtheDy. gave way. A brigade of the third division who tried to oppose tbe enemy 'd advance, being constantly opposed by forces more numerous and a superior "ar tillery, had to fall back on Orleans, dipuUna tne ground foot by loot. , , . . . ; 'I was obliged In order to check tbe enenales prores to go forwurd personally with ibieet battalions of the reserve belonging to tbe 2d Division. The enemy was ch eked for three hours, but at laat we were broken and ' overcome by "their

shells after very sharp fighttn. which dwa honor to our army. We have determined to evacuate Orleans and withdraw to the left bank of tbe Loire. Our retreat which was not moiested, wm arf'eeted with coolness and In good order." Berlin', October It An officUl dispatch dated ca'.inor. Wednesday, says 5.U0J PU4 i-iau troops are before Xvut Briach, aud rhe ltjTestment of the town' is tigorous and complete. Tirj German corps, num. berlng 3,10 each, levy couulbuttooa In the country around Colmar. ,, Ve3 iillks, October 13, via Berlin, 11. The Fien iU .have tbeiled and wantonly fired the Palace of Ht. Cloud. - r.s It-a French batlailljns made a tortl frota Paris to-day. They weie easily iePWlsed by the, Second Bavarian. Cot pa, which lost only niaeteen men. . , t ToUf s,;Oolober 12 via London, October ll.'f u -Tronaut of the . balloon. Louis Bituie waived here this rdoYnlog, after ie. uverios a wpatcu av UauTln, , m Belgium. ' r-.,- , t ' .... A dispatch from Bonnevalon the Loire," to-iay , reports the Prumlana lately at VUleautnolain, and aie now mevlng toward Ctiateau Duo, where tbe National Cflrmrd are leady io iecive tbetn.' 1 - - The roiiiuii buxiit of.iUe railroad baa been sent to Vendouae. . j Advice from Met tbow tbat the Prussians' occupy a cordon of villages around1 tho city, bu. held no poslMou within a dllance of kilometers of tbe lortifl cations. l$u:ilne made sortie oa Saturday last, in which ha captured 6u cattie and auO heep from the eueiuy. Tne eemy maintain 6tros eamsou in iS'anoy, ToCBS, October Ii Minister Gambetta warm cjnhtauliy wuh the military oulefa. liii ot ject being lhe organization oi an the utiaa forces ot the country. Wheu that linn been accomplished, -he will turn his atvanuon to pumlc.l luauvrs. . j . -. - 'iho government nas m,ued a proclamation Iu tlie people of the Provinces, showing how the enemy treat the popnlatioa ot ihe territory ttiey occupy, it charges max they flint boy, then take, and tluaily piiiage. l he proalamation ia to ne placard tJ iu ail the Communes. Au Ainerlc.il, Ju arrived from Brest, says the pairlotio nprilng in Brittany la wo.Qiitrlui. Ttiout.au Ua ot men, leu by Cures, crowd the railway trains on their way to-Tours to obiala arms and enlist. Throughout the cocniry tue greatetA enVhusljBin prevali. ., The loliowii.g ofaelal dlsDatcbes' have fceea received as, tn0 Aliulstry of lutenor Mkb. October 11. No ' Prnsslans are 'at Beorgency, oat they have occupied Meung .u lurce. .. , . -. : ,t; Sx. Q,ursr, Oct. lJ.-Tbe Prussians have luuQiucucBtl to ojtnbrd Solasona. Tue lowu is abie and prepared to stand the aiego. j . . . -i ' -Xbut CifATBACT,- ' Oct.' I S A ; force or Pruitbiaus evu ihout d airoag la . at Kpenal. Ten trains fan of German troops puaed Meuce going to Paris. Epkrsav, Oct. 13 There are 15.CO0 Prussians in tue hotpiial .here. Many ale d4iy. -; - " ' TttTK. October It. The luvaders attrlb. ute tue trtqaui. railwMy accidents lu tbetr rear to tu ill wi.l of tbe rnbaoiianta. Ttiey lanao this a preleuse for treating tne olvil itutli'iilUea with excessive severity " and lor levyi-.g tuormoan reqatattioas. Trw lubabUaota ot Aube and otoer eastern depurtmexts are resolved on rebistaoce. Tub Fraucs-tireur ' are sprinuln-r op every wnere, overrunning the country .and doing much hariii to tue Pruaaians. - Totjbs, Oct. 11, evening. The news of s sucaes.iul soma of tue Prussians cauaea mieu e excitement. - - All toe trunns uere left this ifuumivni tn Jin the forces in opposing the enemy near Orleans aud Chateau uor. . Among tUetts .reinforcements are" tbe Frauc-tireuis, from Liordeaux and - the soutu ot France, who marched ihroaga the miccw i lliv ufiiut Bingias pair otie aongs. The were wildly vueered by Xhe peopie, and the enthusiasm was unbounded. As thy reacheJ the station they were met by Uenerat Bourh4ite, wdo nail lust arrived. accompanied by M. Creuiltu Jnd tbe so.diers and citizens j iloed in an Impromptu ovation to the Uuneml kud Mm lctr. The scene was moat impressive. It is reported that Keratry lelt Paria in a tia locu, and landed in eatety on the day of his departure. A decree uas appeared suppressing the Prefecture of Police. Tue Danish Mlulster has arrived here from Paris. A soou as the bombardment of the cipltai commeuces all the representatives of foreign powers will come to Tours. ... - .,, TrlbunVa Special. : , Paris letters of the Gib, and newspapers otibe 11th received. ews scanty. . The meat supply is limited to 6 ounce per beaddaily. About Ai.OJO oxen, and 120,0uO sheep, remain, a supply for not more than two months. Tne ouicher shops open twice a week nuder a guard. A lre number of boit-ei are slaughtered tor rood. They are all sailed aud preserved. Provisions mi e at enormous prices. A. note dated the 12th says ther.j Is very little food ci any ainu to oa nau, except at very man prices. , : .BELGIUM. BauSEL3, October 14 Belgium renews her oorps of observation on the border, as Prussia designs besieging tha towns in the north-eastern part of France. . PORTUGAL. Lisbon, Oot. 14. The mail steamer from Janeiro brings dates to the 22 d of September. The news is quite important. A forea of the Argentine llepublie bad defeated the insurgents in two engagements. There ban also been a struggle between the Moatevidcan troops and the lebels. Sews from San Francisco. San Fbanci8Co, October 14. The Grand Lodge of Masons have adopted resolutions condemnin? in strong terms the government of Spain, and members of. the Catholic church in Cuba, for tho butchery of Masons. They also repealed the decree, forbidding subordinate lodges burying the remains of a brother who had committed suicide. - . The Continental left Mazellon, with a full compliment of passengers, f 1.000. 000 in treasure, TUU tons of rait and a large mail, on September 28tb, and encountered a heavy gale in the gulf; the puaps were worked twelve tours, bat o- no avail. On the morn 1. .; of the 30th, the water had reached the furnaces, and putting out the fires. All hopes of saving the vessel being abandoned, six boats loaded with people shoved off; seven passengers and the second cook refused to leave and and went down witb the steamer. Two boats arrived at Cape St. Lucas on the evening of th9 3Uth. The next morning two other boats landed, and cn tne same even ing the remainder of the toati land- - ' nu Sil- T.nn.s Th. r.ii intr is a list cf the lost: Manuel liu bis. of Mazitlan, Jos. Mooaa. of Sn Luia Potcsi, J. B. Littles, Mr. Martinaez and three Mexicans, unknown Tbo remainder of the passengers and

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a portion of the crew are cn the Colorado, and will be here on Sunday nest.. The Continental's treasure and mails are all IrtKt. The steamer C l oraio, from Pa o air a put into San Dieeo this morniojr, and reports the steamer Continental, from Mazatlan, for San Franico, auck thir-y miles off Cape St. Lucas, oa tho 39:h of September. Seven passengers and one ef the crew were lost. OPERAjlOUSE. f FRIDAY and HAT URDA.Y KVENING3, Oct. 11 aod la. Kot massacred as reported. Still living, excelling all competition. Dnprtz t Benedict' HA.KM0TH GIGANTIC KIN3TREL?. Coming from their beautiful and eleeant OPrliA HOU-, Philadelphia. Doubok 'TEorri am tiaAsa Bass, composed of 37 .Artistes, Just relurnlDZ from their Grand Jixtenslve CaJlrorula Tour, crowned with, fcucoef-s and new laurels. Introducing, ach night, all tbe latest novelties and gems of mln-trelNV. . HKE OUR FlFrEEW BIO QtTN. Charles Reynolds, Ttieixior J .cfcxon, W. "Ward, Justine Kobinaon, John Wooisey,' James KoehJ, Franc Dumoiit, Uwu BeaUct, Charles tiieasou, Frank Kent, J. Zxx. D. swaebe Vernon, A. Bergaroa, anil Jf.il. Taylor. i i Most btupendou Organization in existence.- ' ' " " : - Ksd our Incomparable Programmes. Bif Uoora open at 7; commence at 8 o'clock. Admission Famu.V Circle, bba.t mm Circle and Parqat te. 75o. ; . . ocl2 4t C. U. iiUPUEZ, Manager.- ! -j , -"'oiT'JErioiA.Tj,' : " LamxsBXic Aiifiitacsct.AmB in tha 2hit-Omce at Kvansvilto, State of InUlana ob the 14:U day of October, lbTO. . . i v Persons calling for any ot-these letters wilt please aay "Advertised." giving data ACER3 LB; At kins Kila Ad.tms M P Andrews Fac &) BUUi MAKl' Baker ME " -Beil Mary ' Hlake Mary '1' Bask Id A Black Marl ' hmlen Llxzle Bishop B &, . Bars ran - COV'AKf Marl Crnnsbaw K L Craull LouiMavCecil mra Oo DYKK L.IZZIB UrnryJA Duncan Mai r A 4eaconn M W -Diiuciu Salile Lrlnrf Klenor i Iryer B J . K WiNti KLLEN Ed- aids Klia . 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ESTABLISHED. 1831.

PHlLADELPaiA, Ootober 14 The officisl codd' of the E'gV.th Djatrict tftvt'3 Ge'z, Democratic, 53CG maj riry. The official count of tho Tenth Patriot gives KiUinger, lljpatl cao. C2.) majority. Til tZ JHiAJSTV,. Sew TorK Market. By Telesraph.l New Yckk, Oct. 11. CoTT'i' Rravy ad a shade lower; receipts 2,ti5 bales; nuiatUs -F-t-oi R -IH-maod jjuod at lull prlcesj-Ye-ceipt lu.DO ibia; ps.es ll.'O') bbia; nperfll IS 1 At 5 3'J; extra 5 s5 5-r: cnolce to 60 6 . wliiio wbeat 8 a 60 round hoop Onto i5 ta 0; St. Louis 85 80aS 60. WHCAl-Oponwl cks Arm, tu.- closed dull; receipts 55,Oi.O bush ; Males U'o.lOJ bush ; No. 2 Chicago fprtng old 81 H3I ls.the latter tor caolca Milwaukee; iSo. 1 new 11 2n Q181; winter red and amber l i;:'.! 3i; white W"arah l &C13I 6 ; unsound white western tl tl. , : . Mye -tedy with a moderte demand; ales of 7.0W bush weittern at 8jo. ' Basley-Demand fair aud marlret xlrru i sales of IM.OoO bushels, istclutiiug wevtero, at 91 07$i la. - . . . v , Cob Demand good and marlxet buovact; receipts 01,0 a buhes; sales of .M.U.KJ buKheis ; niixeu i"jHra'ijyc.. 1 - OATH -Da 11 xDil piietH a shade lower; receipts 19,1AM bUMiiois; sales of 4.,0UD btuibels; western at OlafiJ ; old i&j; Unto 6ij6ic. HoPJ--Qnlet and at)chapgd. ... Corrrs-Deraaud light, but holders firm. HuAli-DuU, but uncnanited : sales of 350 boxes Grenada at lOjlOJic; Porto Rico lOfin.-" .. . PaTitoLXUM DaJl and pi ices a shade lower; craJe 12a; relloed 2ic. BotTbk Market stavdy, wl'h a moderate demand. C'ekek Steady, with a moderate deTcargsTiNB -Lower.al iVi 31j. ' PnnC'lu lair demand, but at lower prices; sales of 7U1 b.ureis mess kVj T6j prime, L't 6nr22 to , JBKEr Uncuai ted. J : i - .1. IiClc MBATfi steady, with a moderate demand; middle, lou clear, N)J-e. -- LAunDemuud light, out bo.uersflrmt sites of He tierces; t-tam, HJ-i ali' 5 ketlUe, 16,lUJic; aiHO.'xH) tlerswa lor Goto bt?r, at lO1-. aud for December at 11 c. . W Bl'KV-Sieaay, :wltn inoltitw de. mauii ; aales of to) baireis at M,c lu wood Mid 9fc8Ho In iron eoopersue. ' 1 , FKEiQUTa- i'o Liverpool, Arm; flour, by tem, asBi. - 1 ' " r'ic-jr.l -r 1 aT" ' Ota! Cincinnati Market. . By Teiejfaph.l '. " CiscutMATi; Out. Ii." - Cottoi Dull and prices drooping; mld dllugll'i- i FtitB Dnll but unchanged ; family 15 51 5 75. , , it' , I - 1 1 . '. ' Wueat-DuU and, pi Ices droj'Iug at U iu.t ia. ..:- ' I'-- - Coax Oall aod prices a shade lower; old 3h51l-; u-w H nitjc. OaTa unit bat nncnacgeiTr rejected 83j 87c; grud ni 4Jto. ' - UAKtiir-laii but' nrc-angeJ; fall II 10 dl la: lowa sprlug II 16.1 IS. ' - Cov-fkr DRinauu 11. nd market flrin; alt tit 4w -acas at 18'Jo. . et'QAa Douiaiid guuu atfull pricas; PartOKiwl3i. ' - - " . LiMHEki;Oit Dull and pi lets drooping attiOo- r - . lAin OiL-Demand light but holder firm : txtra l 17(1 2"J. KGOj-Detnauuiair and market firm tt S3o. - .. , bdtticb Scarce and flrrt at 33a87e. - - CUKKHS-Deutand good at lull price. ! C'LovsaStcu-Uiiu and pricos a shada loer: fales at PKOVi8ions-tiulet and weak; pnrk 026 'j.ajW;Jpulk meats l15,'i ; bacon 1,1'4 17'al6;i LurgA sales uouid t.ol be made at I he quotation, Whukt-tiull and market nrjeuttlel j CI Sflt-5o a -aed ' . . G -I.D 1 134. I . .,;. " k xciiAtna Par. Loalsvltie Maraet. By lelegraph. . LoDiBVlLt.a, Oot. II. IUaai.NO -Firm at 'l'it&'&o for hemp aod nx t oTrow-Dcil aud weak; mlddllnir 14Sc FluUH-Iu meal demand, supp.y llht; extra rami ly 90. - t dttaiH-Ouiut and nnchanged. Pkoviwu H-Qulet, mm, aud acchasgedi wmsKr-DU.i, at 0..aat. BuMnoa wnl be suspended to-morrow out ot friendship f r Guer" 11. E. Dae. . .. ht. Luuis ainrksei. By Telegraph. ST. Louis, Oct. W ' Cottoh-DuIi and prices nominal at 119 HH'i mr uimud. 1 , t i.'!UK-Quiet and nncbani'd; nuperf nu ....1 .11- Mwiru U.4 u. . .L.nV.la 1 ir II 7.ij4 1.0. w iisiAr xno. z rea winter witntli 113 I No. 1 II 20,al Xi; choice II oil i. Comm uuli aud dtoluel aud buiers carce; pjiiue win te tt)o : cuolce yeilow tKM HiKW-i ciu.i.d lair auu market Hrtu at ia'oi receipts for me pt dy 51 70. .Sew York bold ua hnici jairet. By Tolegrsph. N vr Yobk, Oct. H. , Gold The gold scheme went by default to clay, and a .me parties were free lendais of gold aud actually broke aovn tho borrowing rlcH. Xuey a.eo ain.ar.;J us nellr of aold, wbkli gave rise to Hie report , uitt tbeie was cueutiug around ihe board. At was stuteu, nuwever, tbat the itquetzj yeatidy was only tau Ji tor lhe (urpoa of tluticuveritii: how muuh uaoltai it too to I Olsiurd the etock aud u.onev m arktits. 1 'Aii a amotiul ot ooveiuber lnter'ek!. r etiated day paid out cuecki to Die auiouut of i,iiaiu on .accouutoi Donu puf,la' yeaterUay.but all the currotuy w&4 nvt'iJKburhe j.' ... Mosxy Rjiy at S.ac. SiKKtao-tf; S4. U.I.D-Liir;Bucii at 13 V. : ln in Borrowing raua'flAt. Carrying rate 2c7 percent. Clearances tii U)Jj.Ult(i . aov:BNAta.sT-Duil bat sleazy.

Ill D2112; 'i'A lllV4llla ....lllJ.lU .lluallli .....UU'-ijlU, Hi 54 wll'.i lilUJ ilemptiia ja a met. , ... y TSvraph. Mcmfhxa, Oct. H. ' Cottow-DuII at 13iet receipts 1,410 bales; export. 1,214 bn;rs n uts for tte Wt-ea BoJ bales; exports 4,001 bales; market quiet aud t-eutraiiy auchanged; but little ooing, owiug v tue 1 Air. (hicaeo By To'evraphl Uar&et. . Chioaqo, Oot. 14. Fxcil aho K Unchanged. J-IajUk tllil5;7). ' Wmkat-Dull and prices dee load 1H l"!o; h -i.s at 81 oi 4 for No. 2 spring Chicago; this a ternoon duli al II HJi j.l 05. cii.K Dull aud dt-cilurd la2c; sales at 57(no: No. 2 tuis afternoon 6X0. Oats -Dull ana dtc.lnej Jic; Biles at Zi6oe lot So. 2. vj . Km-No. 2 Quiet atCSo. 87" o7no! 2.Hd detUDed nioawiSM-tiriatr at "l&SVA In Iron bouud. Mitsji Pobk-125 5125 S3; dry salted sb lUiders 13; snort rl 1UC Lakd it4i(iiex. Jbooj-bemauu active and prices advanced to iu; receipts large. - 5ear York hrj Coods tfarkeu By Telegraph. txw Your-, Oct. 14. Ibe break noticed in the prlca of heavy brown sheetings, yesterday, has become more general tc-iaj, and ba extended - to the lighter grades, bota b eached and brown. The Continental U ti inch brown heetlnns ara down to noDtJliiCa to 14X; Lawrence XX to 18; Lymaa C to HciPactfioL 12o;LaconlaB lie; Bootie B bleached 14c; no R Vo; do K J2c; Bailou i-icli. T e marvel is geueraPy weak, and only a mod?aie enquiry preVaiia even at tne dtcdne.: 5ew urieana MarKet.By Telegraph. Nit Orleans. Oct. 14. Groce&ik4 asiJ WiSiTKiur Pkouccb-JTo mx rK Cot ros- Market only partially nuspend. ed; talis 2 9M bales; middling Hy,nU; rec-lpts 8 121 bales; exports to Liverp ool, 3,ieS baiea; weeks sale. 18 8u bale; receipts for ibe week 21,209 baiea; exports to Liverpool 8,128 IhIp; Vfra Crux 111 ba'es; Coastwise 3.411 bales; slocit 4SA.6 ba'ea. STKRr.iNO-2fi; on sight, 14 discount. Gotn liii. European ifarbeta. By Telegraph. Losdow, Oct. 14. Consols bonds qrjlet; fii's KffJJ: tV 88J : 67 s 87, alt wllbotit coupons; Hi-id'hSi; tocka meady ; K. lea IS; liliuoi 114; Western 2. y LtVKBPoor., October 14. Collon ! for tbo weik(ia.lUHml;tporU I0.CAI balfra; spvculation 5 e09 bales; .u.011 fxo.iW bales; American 1--U U.HJ bales; receipts ot An erl can 8 (XX). Receipts of wheat lor three days lO.(XA) quarters; American 8.50U; California 10; r-d western 8 I : winter H4 yd. Corn 't&AS&'&y- Tallow LI untied cakes 110 10-n.

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STAT'TONTK R V NOTE lAKll.: i.t;iTi:ix i.t 1: i All the Late gtjles, Tcr CbviMs AT TBI 3QXJIZ N AJJLt O 1 1T1 0 11 . NEXT TO POHT-OFFI JE. ' KEPORT Of til ConrjUlcirt cf tta Eyasvil.'a Katioaal Bank, &t tvaisvilie. ia td8 ytits cf Indiana, at h c.039 cf bisliesi Uttcb r 8, 1S70. RESf-UECLB.

Txio.ua and IHs. onct. U. M. B nds to feecurt) circulation tiia-C0 CO V S. Sonde to secure deposits . 60 CM 03 Othtr B ,ndrt ,4 i) It) Dae from Releemtng aud Rencrre Agents M.S20 W Dun fr.. hi O'txttt Mt iioua. lita Ul 0 lae from otui-r tiauks and Bankers 1,621 r tro,4ju oo C3X'V .f3 Banking House .. Wfii) 00 Other Real Estate li.i 72 10 Furniture dk Fixtures. 1"-W 00 Currrent Expense8..-. Premium ou Bonds.... Profit and Loss..... Casu Itetns (including stamps).-.......,. Cah Legal Tender Xo'ea. 115 jtii 00 fpecte 0) Nalioual Currency 1W C'J Fract'iCuireucy ttueluding Mckeio) Etil '.S $18,751 8,n7J ei iit i C'J 117.4 l A ll,8iO.W8 frl t?00 WO 00 iSJCWJ til ' : LtAUlLinii i. Capital Stock. ...M.. SnruluH r'orl. Circulating Notes ou Istanding, ..... .. Individual Deponllsi.- I5 Btt il U S. UepiMlt..... .... ?5 ii 0 SI Due Banks &. iiaukers ISl.U.i .W 78,!i(X) W , ti Redemption Fund foi Redemption Branca bank Ciiculailou... Fr. flt aud Lots. Dlvideuds uupai J Jl.Mli.t'jJ VI STATE OF IXDTANA. I... County of Vandrbuigb.C ' I. Jonu G. Keuurily, Caahler of the Kv. aosville National bnui, of I.vaimviiie, lndlaua, cio solemnly swear tUat tii above tattrment la trua to the best of vof knowledge and belief. JOHN G. KENNEDY, Cavhier. Hnbscrlbed and oworn to befoe me thla 1Kb day of oiobr. 1X70. , LUKE WOODS No tarr Public. correct At ti: S. M. Ain't Kit, M. HAl ZSI.L, It. K. DUM.KIH N, Directors. dlt Cf the Conditio 1 or ih i First Na- . tioaiil BNBk cf Kvaaavjlla, Iniiaua,attln cio .e ol ba lie '3 ca tin 8th day of Cctobir, IS 70. Loans and recounts. G7S0t -ver Drafts.... 2iti 14 U. Bonos to secure clrculatton ....I5UO 030 00 IT H UimiUnulltud.. 1U5U1HJ Other ctocatj B mds ii0,M 0J ' 111,403 fr) Dee fiom Redeeming aud Resei va Agents 22,411 &tr Due from o.hnr National Bauka lSfiiO ti Dti Irimi tiauks aud 11 tukers . .. 3,075 37 Banking 'House 18.5(K)Ot Faruuaco s Flxlie L.ul0 0U Curtent Expenses..... Premlntus ........ Rdimtlance A ovhr -caMh Hetim, inolud1 g laiupN l.n.XI CI Casu on h-ud 1 Legal Tender Notes 74.C49 01 Specie 4"tf ' National Curieury.. a.iwi l l , Fractional currency 11 jpivii re a 4-7 10 7H.1U 83 11,1171,4 U 17 1500 0C0 CO 25',.f77 61 It M i 44 ,003 00 tM71,4i 67 LIABILITIES, i Capital alock Surplus aud Kwurm Funds Profit aid Los Circulation outataudim Individual Deposits.... 231,370 C Due to lian aud Danker 14 000 BTATE OF INDIANA.),.. Viideiburh Couuiy, I, James ti. Cutler, t'ft! li.er National Bank ot Evanavllia, swear that the above t tut me the biBt of iuV k nowle'ige aii' JAME-S 11. CUiLt rf tbe First do suieiuniy nt is ti ue, to I briiet. R.Cathler. Scburribcd aod aw' n to be'.ora me this lito day of Otlooer, 187', A. O HALLO ,K, Notary Public. Correct -Atteai: M.J BKt, MAML. K GILI1ERT, F. W. SA WYU.H, ' rilt Dlreo'ors. Of tha Merehants'NatlOEal Bixkat Eransvilie, la thi HtuU of inoiana, at U1o?b of Ucsia.ss, October 8;h, 1870. R'BOU RCK Loans and discounts. .. U.S. lioiid. to st cure circulation ... Other bonds. Due from redeeming and reserve ageuia... rjte from olti.r Na(tjul Banks rjueli ,n ol,,er banks aod "bJ0""Basking n.""' i""1 etateand l.ruUur Current expenses. Revenue stamps .'- Caati Hems Bins of other Js attouai Banks Fiacflonal currency (indud.ug uicu.lt.-h).. Specie .. Legal lender notes.... 1381,0.1 Si xo,o,o ra . nu si 8.517 12 4,024 79 2.C32 53 23 O X) 00 ',4 i M 1,617 &J 6,7 7 J IS 8.159 CO 1,713 CI 8 l M 49 607 6-3 ;s si LIABILITI1S3 Capita! Hock paid ln..3r-100 00 Surplus lund M 7i),'i00 00 Profit ni io li,7ij id National Bank c relation tiuUilanding... 315 000 00 Individual depoHlta... i8&UltX) Due to banks and bankers 1, 62 33 nu.m 81 STATE OF INDIANA, County of Vaideruuru. J I. J. A. LlMtKK. Cashier ot tha Mrr. chauts' Natioi ai tiank of Ev am vine, Indiana, do solemly swear Ititt tbe aoove tlateuient is true to tbe beat t f taj knowledge and belief. J. A. LEMCK E. Cashier. Babscrlbed and wrri to before me thla 1Kb day of October. 1M70. ALLcN C. HaLLOcK, 'otry Fabllo. Correot, alie-it s JuHNII. MORGAN. P HEMONIN. WM. H. P. 1 1 ODD A RD. liirectors. COAL. OO'X-4! YOUIt ORDERS FOR CLBiLN COAL It thi LOWEST PUIOIW, Will recalre Prompt Altcwtlau By leaving them witb DEYflE'33 d. EULEfl, Main street, between Second A Third. Or with , aPJEEll A c ' oc!4-?m ' Corner Divlslo i 4k Water. 0. W. RA.5M0ND, Proprietor. yraTKB HTEtrr, bit. Maim akd Lotcirr. EVAN8VILL, Ivl. B.nard tl 50 i-r day. A wati-h kept for sleiuboalM al all liouu, im.i ii Uay aud night. ar.iU-ly