Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 September 1868 — Page 1

Mib.9orlpt3ou' Terms, , (IN ADVANCE.) DAILY JOURNAL. Cjyf year, by mail flO 00 mum hs. by mal 1 ...... 5 to Tjjree months, Ijy mail. l) JJy i h? iHab; to carrier......... ' TUI-WKKKLY JOURNAL;

Onv?r i CO Six ". on tin IV WEKKLY JOURNAL. One r-r.rv. oue year J K! vo copies one yi ar..... ... ' Tin envies, one j n r - 1jxi traits Sewn Hems, v Uold clo-o.l in New York yesterday at - The I-'alfat New- Haven, Conn., on the r!t inst. opened Tho New York WVi-fcsiiys tbe RepubU-,. canuinTijfhlns In VerTnOLt I. like the Dutch talcin;; Holland,. The Democrats allowed tho election to ?e by default, its result Qt Ijeiiig: considered av-indlcatl-vi of th ai-ntiinont of the country. The Kuw Yurie Tribune nay f tie victory' iu Vermont anrpnsses Its highest bopei. Tho Pc-mocr.v.a, Tade. a desperate straggle. it w,Ui3 iMie of Humter over agalii,.Rud the result is a decisive victory. 1 A I'oii liUepsie dispatch of dale 1st Hays :' The jury to the ee of Mary Ann Russell, who tnif Mr-ed at Petlt.skill, on the Hud8oa r.iver. Railroad .lai.t week, brought fa a sealed vo. diet to-day. Loekwood, the brakesman, left reeksmill yesterday and hu not ht't'n seen since. The suspicion against hiiu has Increased dally, and tbe rendering, of the healed verdict addi strength to the opinion regarding hU guilt. A New York dispatch of the 2d Inst., Hays: (Jenerat RM.'cranH, in conversation at the As-tor Hoaxe yesterday, said he did not behvve Soutneru loaders had issued an ad.lress as has len reported, 111. regard to toe Mexican mission. He ays tbe polio will be one of k u do ess and conciliation, atid that filibustering or annexation will i;ot be ftvored. '" . ' !' The New York Timet says the election iu Vermont demonstrates the popularity of Grant, and showsthu powerof Kepublican principles. The HernUl says the Hepubi:caa victory" in Vermont' is owing prly to ih- unwise ourse of the .Sombern fire-eating orators ptoclatii o jj jltelr . uevotiou to the rebel fia", and Vermonters went to the ballot box as if expecting to fight old battles over again. s An l ndlanapo is dispatch, of date the 2d says; There is an Immense crowd Ik att itdiino nt tho Mass Convention of tbtT. Fightm- Hoys in liine here to-day.', 'Tit-. moruing t alus brought over two hundred car loa Is of excursionists, and many more aie cxp-cit'il to arrive this aflernoou, Anfuna; tbe distinguished speakers ptesont re f'neriU HulMutand Governor gtesby r ! ji!!Ol, Owners!' Gibson of Onto; Col.; Woodford of New York, aud inAny others. A WashingUm tlLspatoo, of 1 file itth "d, soy: iless s. Redding, Taverner and Poweis, Government clerks iu Wnshlogton, who were arrested on au, ludtcliueut cliargitiij theiu with attempted rauds upon ititi Oovirnmeut in connection wit ti l st olTico alf.ilrs, said lnd'i tmet heiog u.n-ved by the Judge of the District Court atlietrou, Micbig-ni, were discharge J yes-' terduy l.y Jud:;e Wylee, of Washtuaton, ho- h-y.dirx that tLey, must, Uo' tried la "WaHtiinuto i, ' wUern ; ho alUve.l . otlduie,' W!(i comiu tied, uud not iu Drtrolt, io which city the Iwtilct Coutof MIcliigaa dostred to have theuixout f'r trial, (J - j An Ottawa, Cau'ida, dispatch of U;ito J it snyw: Orciws,. th) wtlnfMi wiioVxjiectiU to identify W he;wi as the innnlerer' of 1) Arty Mrtre-1, and who fled recently to I ho CnUcd States, has been lecaptiirad on c!mr-;s trumped up aal list LI in at Rom, i:vkt Im was taken to Olensbur whore lie was male drnuk, and Knia?qll over, to ";ii- k!m, witlioiit goiu-jj through thecrr mouy iisu iliy rcquiroJ by the extradi ion. t-eai.lo.t. ir Jobu A. McDounld issstdtO hive riitecter! that he Ih captared at nojr', cs i l i a any manner. The excltment still exust i i Moutieal over t rut F. nian picnic to h i hoirt to-day, lor th'i beuuUt. of Whelan. Tiny have t.tkdu steps to pre-i vent it. A St. Louis dispatch dated the 2d says a dispatch of yesterday says fifty Indians appeared on Monument Creek, eight miles above Colorado City this morning, and drove off one hundred horses retreating toward Bayou Basin, with their plunder, and were followed by a small force of volunteers, sent to intercept them. General Sherman, at Fort Sandoers thinks the Indians are going for Ash Hollow. General Sheridan has sent an active force of cavalry to the head of Beaver Creek and the Republican River, under Colonel Forsyth. There are about two hundred and fifty Colorado Volunteers now in the field. A dispatch dated at Cheyenne, the 1st, says: A large force of Indians are coming toward North Platte from Caiche [sic] La Poudrie [sic] with a largo herd of stolen stock. Two companies of cavalry left Fort Russel this morning to cut them off. The United States mail coach, for Fort Laramie, which left here this morning, was attacked at noon and the ranch burned while the passengers were dining, and one man killed. Company E, of the Twentyseventh United States Infantry, General Bradley in command, has gone thither. A 1 icver disrateh, of date the 1st, aaysj Fifty ImMans made their appearance eibw iuile.s above Colouido City, Ihi laorniD. and drove off anoOt one imudret! horses. T;.ey -oved toward Bayou Bavin' with th ir plunder. Amull force of volunteers weio imnwdiately sent to Intercept them, Intellli n o was received Jast sight that it largo t'orco of Irdlaus had ktrock Calohe La Fouilrie V'slley, and killed one man ar. d drove off a quantity of stock. tiennil Hhertiian lias oideieil General Augur to move nls troops so necan iutr rcept tlioludl:ins polnir imrih. ."sh-rldan has seinW Clival i.V to the fiends of Heaver Cleek -and, lie-I.-ntic:in Kiv-T.' . . ; i ''aJ,. o...t.r- r-s- r iM ' .. - A REGULAR "SCROUf iER!" Republican Majority : 30,000! HEPiOLim GAIN 10,005! The following dispatch tells the ploasing story : Rutland, Vt', Returns from sixty, townn net Republican, gain of 2,S rcmaioing towns to "be "h'ei Sept. 1. show a m.-' 'The "irrfrom" will maka.tho majority froai .'JO.OOO an inerca-a on'the n last yebr from OOQ UylO f Ms.Mpiir.",' September 2. rnins lor tbt? past two day3" ness of peather. i .Itis ft?--toq eroo .lfili'. bo aeriou&In . 23,000 to taj orify of 000.'. ' !- ' Heavy and cooled the cot--7 injured, h ; Missis3,;.' now wiHC-n, m . Arkaosas, Vfot ' '- eippi and ' West "Tennesse ' very fine.

VOL. XIX.

kOrder for the Arrest of CoiainissionQr Rollins. Dotail3 for Military "Duty. Correspondenco batwoen ' !3Ir. Sawd and Iord?j Stanley. Foreign News A Accident. Serious Dotn'Dcratic Convention in JBcston. Large Convention of; Ger mans at Albany, N. X. DSmdoratfaCoQvantibn; in Maryland. Domocr'atio State 'Cohvoittion of -Now York, j News by Atlantic Cable. WASHINGTON. t Order for the Arret ef rommlssloner Koillns Dialli for MlllUrj Dutyt'orrrspondeice Between Meimrd and lord , atanlej SerlonlAcelflent Tiieiattle fiagae. . . - "WAsniNQTON, Sept. 2. Information reoeived bra -o-4ay icooa.-.New ork, Mutes -that warrants-were - issued by United States Commissioner Outniao, at the instance of Solicitor ISinckly, of thev Internal liovenue .Bureau, for 'tlio arrest ofCommi9sioner Rollins. The understanding in the Internal Revenue Office is that he u charged with dishonest transactions 1 with Ex-Collector S-jflithi and others. The Commissioner regards the proceedings against him as founded altogether on false premises, inasmuch as Kx-Cotlector Smith was removed on his recommendation, and lloggerty's distillery waa sold ijDder his jnstructioa. , Ot' the . remaining two person, one was dismissed from service as Inspector for cause, and tho other denied reappointment after a tria t of f ixty dayf . ; , '.' , , ' ' ' - (liipt.'W. II. jlacomb will be detailed from duty at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, Octob3r 1st, and placed oa waiting orders.r Capt.' Alex, Murv relieves- lum. .Commander Homer Ulake will be detached from the Portsmouth Navy Yard on the 30th inst., and placed on waiting ordera. Uommajader Iw, IcCooley cacceeds hira. Jjieutenant Commander Chas. S. Morton is relieved from duty at the Portsmouth Navy Yurd-. 4'rom tlio jst intt. ..Lieuteoant Commander C. C. Carpentor relieves him. Paymaster Judsoa Po-t is detached from the Naval Station at Mound Oity, "und -will' be succeeded by Paymaster Elisha W. Dunn. The following Internal Revenue officers were aprsointed to-dav ptore-keepers : Allen 31. ;iiurdiok. Milwaukee, Wiscousin : (t arret' M. Lasee, New York Cityf" John R; Warfieek, Covington, Kenturkv; Bradford Napp, Brookfyn, NewYrk: Michael Kerwin, PhiladelDhiai5 Olavion Middletown, New York City. ' ' Gaugers Richard Ellis, Third DistricPenu?yJvani!t; Jos. P. Morrison, Second District Pennsylvania :II. A'. Otto Hertzog. Thirty-second District New York; J.- O'Brien. Ninth District New York ; William Merriliebl, Fifth District New York. v.. Cl!o'rOrTan(3ci'Itt'own,- Assistant Commiio'tigr of the Freodmeu'a Burrau, has been honorably discharged. He will bo retained in the service as a tit)l ayent.l J 1 I r n NEW YORK. The foi -rrspondence of Seward and Ma: U'j' Vandalism In Crete Gen. . rtoscc ran siiiiiti New lork SlnaIns'ol' a Methodist Vestry Floor IheCongrt-gailoii Tt rrlbly tffrlghtrii acd imo Laaies Seriously ln-!urrI-,-Mob In t orgla Arrltal of Cajard Taylor, Ac. Nkw York. Sept. 2; A correspondence tookj. place recently between Mr. Seward and Lord Stanley, th roust i the medium ot Mr. Maron, American Charge d Affaires at JLondon. aud Mr.: lhornton, the Uritisn Envoy at Washington, on tne suojeci. of the Eenian l'risoners. Warren and Cstelio. who are naturaiizea citizens of -the--United States, This correspondeno has been published in full in tno Jjgnaon journals, puciiie maiu poi n rs were si m ply t hese : " Mr. Seward-writes to Mr. Moran a request to read the - letter to- Lord Stanley, fo the effect that tbe House of --Representative rf the - United States bad passed a resolution requesting the President to take such measure aa snail appear proper to secure the release from imprisonment of-Me-ssrs. WTarren and Castello, convicted and seutenced iu Great Britain for words and acts done in this coun-tryiiyiiJOriD&-.Pur.. naturalization laws, gnd.to take such other measures as wkt peeuro- their return to our flag, with such ceremonies as are appropriate to the 'occasion; and ha therefore urges . the t unconditional releaFe of these prisoners." ' ' ' ';' ' Lord Stanley, m his reply through Mr. Thornton, says : "As regards the imprisonment of Messrs. arren onrl (fttstello. I have to point to you that the allegation on which Seward's request for their release is founded, viz.r 'That they were convicted and sentenced for words spoken and acts committed in the United,- .States,' rests on a total misconception of the facts of the case. These prisoners were convicted of treason fcnd felony ; at. .tb.c, Commission Court for the county of Daim, held in " October Jast, the most prominent overt act insisted upon . aod - proved against lucm- uCTug inai iney tad come .OVJCtjaArciand QWJ.4,.-UViana ana cruued alon ' 4 1 1 1 " . I lanarngor xuen ana arms in Ireland, and in order to raise an insurrection aiust the Queen. The evidence adduced against these prisoners, in the course of the trial, of. words spoken an,d acts committed by them in the United States, was given in strict ac-

cordaDce with the rules

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with a Fenian oopirf!Cy-which haj, disputed boundaries between Siberia existed in tho county j)f Dublirj,"iri;and China. which county lh,e .Commission Court S (r sat, acd whic4i'onspiray had for its i zXX J UJUSTON. object the su"brersioa of Her .Majesty i authrify and. the stablishmect -of tt r I . . . , repablwio Ireland-"' i"4 Statc 2nocrac onrentlon.

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rope ' nl Amenea,- - itnn olive trees, heavv with tho-cron whidh'f prciuisod to sustain tho hait-starved Christians' of this':, heroic ".Islc.haye been entirely deatroyed, that the women and children ' may bo forced f by; famine, to yield to . the Ottoman' power;: -The 'Turkish commander-1-in-eh!ef bas also issued an order for the Leads of families to brin back, to Crea all .relogees under "penalty c-r confiscation of their iands-and tffiiCtC There is apparently; ue-tfatlvin the statement that dry goods, merchants generally agreed not to sell "goods to the South except for cash, v - A costestant of the wi'l of Matthew Vasher, of Poughkeepsia, 6aid to be a nephew; bailing from ilinncsoto, has failed in bis claim. . ''' The steamer Shamrock was sold at the Philadelphia Navyyard. Tuesday, for $18,700. and tho Baxter.foc S9,y00. jSeverJ others .were withdrawn. Gen. Bosecrans will remain .here a r day or two lonner. ' "' " "'. The Harlem . & Camden and Amboy. Companies are replacing old rails with .steel. A serioas aetfideat oeSurVet" a Orange, N. J., last Thursday, caused by the inefficiency ot a driver ot a spaa, of borses' attached to a curiige beloneiogto Mr. Coynes' livery stable, that ran away and dashed into a light carriage belonging to -Mr Lord, cpiu taining Mrs. Lord and two' children, Mr. Walter- Browrf Newbur, N. Y and Mrs. . Miller McKenna of Leweilyn, all of whom were seriously injured. A thigh , of one of the children was "broken and Mrs. Browtf had her. teeth kno.ked out and Jaw, bone fractured.? ,iT!ie; carriage pva-i completelv demolianeiL The '.Webster G uard t Comrany Twelfth New YorkMltegiment; bave declined the invitation or the MoU gomery Gnard, Doston; to again cooteat for the champion flag.'. ',, .' , ' ".'.'. ' . .The floor of a vestry in Boston, oe cupied by Methodists.' begin to ;?ink on Sunday evening, duriufc.the .per-' vice. The congregation started iu great fright for the windows and doors anl two ladies were hurt badly. ; , ' . A mob of fifty 'men. a few days a?o. , surrounded - ihe- jail of i, -Columbia' County, Georgia,5 at ''AppUng, ook from the Sheriff the keys of iho ja.il, and, proceeding to tho prison, took one of the -colored' inmates out and hung him.,; v -lit :.,; Augustus Biker, ot Cmcago, a pas. senger from Montana,' recently fell overboard near York, Virginia, and was drowned! wiiU SLO.000 iru; drafts, and a check , for $50,000 in gold on jhis body, which were not recovered. The Alerandria W) Jvurn-tl ?at it has the bt authority -for- s'-Mintt j that Judg' Undrwood has not appealed to tbo Secretary of War to. i interfere in 'any -way with the Judiciary of tbe. Stale, andthat , he docs not contemplate sueh a thitg. The steamer; Germani. from Ilain"burg, arrived, to-day. Bayard Taylor and famiry: vtove among Iijr paseen gers. '. J ,- o-i-- i i' .- . , - - '- The investigation into the charges aaainst Commissioner Roliias and dthers wilt beresumetl to-morrew. The British corvette Jtioo arrived to-day from England via Barmadai Geo. C. Houghton, recantly a clerk in a shoe store . in Brooklyn, v, :is arrested i a Philadelphia for iniplwify in a recent abortion case in this eity. By the capsizing of a boat in North River last evening, threo ladies and two gentlemen uarrowly ; eseaped drowning. The Cattle- Commissioners from this State helJa session thUhvorning. All acts of the Assistant Commissioners, with reference to Quarantining cattle for inspection', were T Approved. - There are no uew cases of the disease reported. Since the organization of the Board 0" Audit, in April, 18G7, claims auainst the city to tlie amount of 7,000,0o0 have been preseued, of which, oniy $200.000 were allowed. INDIANAPOLIS. ICepaklfcan Mass Convention An Immense Uatherlngof the People. lNDiANArOT.19, Sept. 2. The speaking at the Republican Mass Convention, to-day, took p'ace on tbe State House Square. Three stands were erected, r at -each of which immense crowds were gathered. Not half of the large assembly could get within hearing distance. The number present is variously estimatad at Jiom forty to fiXtyJ.b.ousaidCJL The prominent speakers were Gov. Oglesby and Gen florlbnt. of Illinois; Gen. Gibson, Gen. Wilch, Gen. T: J. Wood aud HonlSim. GallowaJ. of Ohio; Hon?I?enrf S. -L.ne and Gen., Lew. Wallaceof Indiana. Letters were rea4 from. General Tlioma. Governor Fletcher, and ethers, who were invited, but could not attend. t The display to-night, illumination and torch-light 'procession, was the Srand feature of, the Republican emon8tration, and exceeds- "any thing ever witnessedjn this city. The proeession was "composed of Fighting.Boys in Blue, Grant Guards and Tanners in uniform, and was fully two miles in length. It occupied almost one hour in passing a given point." Not less than -sixty thousand persons were on the streets' during the march. " " ' - ' -'Europe. By Vtltiutlo Telegraph. . .1 FRANCE. ! w W v , W 1 Paris, September 2. Th& Monileur, official organ of the Government, in iU last issuo.has an arUcl?,ou the state of Europe. As 'an iodtcailnn nf neace. the writer nointi.to the significant fact that X men on leave-of abs tnat -toe. nuruner oi seBco-fr5-the French army wa3 never g'eater than atpreseni; .- si i TITF. NETHERLANDS. L.-.. . .t.. v,."": Pftffce Napoleon, who -aTrived' nerc some days ago in hi-yacht,; failed again last evening for Havre. ' T , . , '-. ' - , BUSSIA. , . f , . f i i St. Petersburg. September . 2Korsakoff, Governor of Eastern Si be-: ria, will soon bold a conference with

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J. n. reprcsrarrwe WBtr recti ilr,f-' U1 - ikthe ChinAlovafBM f sii the ffider were (iavtuiioa: ,tl -"" " ?! uidcv; lor x,wutenani uovei nor, Keuoen i jble. ot Westfaeld: lor bechretary of State, Charles Bumbleeomb; for Ireasurer, Henry Arnotu, ot Adams ;rr AMrtor,'f?-i .D'o'flieux, of Saletnf fbf A'tfof oet OetfelaTf Wm. C Endicott, of Salem. J. G. Abbott, of Boston,"aiid Jno. R. Briggs. of fjriiBt4,Niere chosen Presideut E!ef Ws-.XJL - Loud calls were ni3de for a speech from Adams, but he not being present, Judge Abbott briefly addressed the Con veatidD, eulogizing Seymour an Blair and charging the Republicans with gross extravagance iu man aging the financial department of the tjrovernment. The ComiaeffKJ!)rTaons reirted as fofhw?t P6 Af solved by the Democracy of Masxnchusttts in (Jovvention as.wmoleJ, Th4 i4.vfccoDle-fche UjjvUU .SkatM. hafiJiUfiiiiijLvedlCMpeKi': lence iue ieason ot History mat tno caprice of majority is intolerable tyranny; we therefore invoke the pro tection and demand 'the itamedfetdJ returD lo tne limitations ana requirevi . mBionstiiution oi ie United States. -Jft-sohed, That .Jhe leadejrsrO.ftbe Rspiiblican party in Congress havirjg showfl as consistent and paristet purpose to usurp all the powers' and iuoctions of the departments of the G oTern-m-c nt, t9jnrrtprit Kf G"j -fctirttticmto-KjrdeT tcrime"4Yjd ut negro colonies dependent upon themselves, by whose accord thev hope to prj'fitiwLeliyyr awujvijitij-il power.afid iujii-foif 615 vote of the South; to degrade and debase the high office of President by denoing its present incumbent for a dilfreuce of political optsion.nrjdin order to satisly their lust for power, therefore inevitably destroying the basis of onr" iftw I policy, and throwiiMt-i -3oo C4hat great constitutional department to be the mere foot ball of furiousfictions, and to deprive the Court, which is the last defiui-iof an"f;si?a Wfirity, of all fjovvcr fnquire' TCt5 tu5"coustitutiouality of certain Congressional enactments, thus p'uuting the heel of partypon tfce neokjot the Judiciary iMoll". lirt their rTo!utioiiry iicii'sures, should be put to the test of the organic larrs, aud bo declared void. The time has come when every man must choo.-e between the soverign'y of a party majority in Congress and the supremacy of thr Constitution ot the Fathers. Resolved, That Congressional reconstruction, while it is uastatesmanII ke in it3 attempt to rule communi-tieiyall-tjle .Sjesr4i.!ruUcula'j jt:j. tlcvaa k lal $. rcrnnicnt can only bo republican which a majority of the governed tokrate ouly from intimidation; contemptil le for its prepostorous pretense that tho States which never got out of the IJnioj r p M e t lA-kn aiiivvf ng seats in both Houses .or Cjnress to be occupied by vngrant squatters who misrepresent the district to which they do' not belong, and whose pretender! elections polute the very firmitiou of lonaression.il represent-iton; dan- i leL-ai results of vvliich as shown io Iselaod and Poland, are iucompatible with peace and liberty and is above all unconstitutional anil revolutionary. Resolved, That we would earnestly tecaf.l tho pedplto tekid ind proved "wisdom of the ancient doctrines which require from our lawgivers a strict construction of, the fetter of the Constitution of the United States and the scrupulous observance by Congress of the reserved rights of the several States. Rtsihril. That fold and silver coin is the only constitutional legal tender, nd while we would have but one currency for all, the Democracy of Massachusetts, now as in the past, are true to their old faith in hard money, and demand that it be restored t the people at the earliest morntjCpn.dent with the interests or thef busiikis and labor of the country. Resolved, That while we recogniza the pjesjfUig tV-Myrot fLltfa imports, we reti'ef our adherence to the doctrine of tariff solely for revenue. tMet'dvej That if the lavish and reckless extfavagance of Republican rule in National and State affairs is to be accepted, as our opponents claim, for a judicious c'ccin6aiy,'''.theu we insist upon a rigid parsimony iu the expenditure, of public niob'ejj'e very dollar received by taxation from the people, not; absolutely necessary' lor the economical and legitimate expenses of the Government; to be applied to the payment of the public debt. Resolved, That while we deny any responsibility forMtJie. form i of .tho present License Law we are fuily persuaded of the wisdom of some ytm wi' regul itifitbet fiUeoof-J. qu'or's4 lasi " dfetlugufsTicd; ""frorA 'the principle of total prohibition. Renoh-eJ, Tbat w.h,ije,wev deprecate all attempts to detract from the military fame or blacken the private character of General Grant, we feel :hat when .-arms axert an undue and abnormal powr in arfree government in- -ti m -of --paao- ad- it .eoa&ti tiooal fudCtiOnarogvcatly deranged and partially suspen Jed by partisan violence, m pople Jaelcruii f titrr liberties shpuH 1 nqMfft hihcL'et the hand; which j, hfijiii s.hl.. sprd. The- natroTj'TJeed now not tb-e -scj ccssful: soldier; .kijled r only, jh.' 'the acts of war, prone to rule by the ewifc methods , Of (the;,' cartp,: but2 the trisfc and r tboug fitful fcfatesaiao, trainQd lo the' patient processes of ooeiiiatioB, - and Wn4a.esg;and,ryA$g:Vae;jip tUe united and tl rax sway; of law .and justice: " " u'.'.'a-.' - Resolved, iTaat .Hve ncr'eDy' agree with the declaration' of principles put forth by the couTcutftu Whicli met in iNew iorkLity cn the 4ih day ot July last; th.afwc cordially aprpve of the, candidate seiectcdiSlecDfidently ask tho suffrage of, all who value. the' CoostUutaoo i higher taaii a! '4 Ikftirm , and, lave fheir country better thaiyiB'y party, for Iloratid. i$w6fa ftldFJ k P. Blair; Jr. 'a ,oji.iyM frjji ou. 'frsoh.Y?,;ThaW services of 6ursolaiefs and' sailors who carried the flag .of our country to ietory during tha' late pebellinn, bpttld be bornjn, fheljet'ts-'of ;trro "grattful,, people,! ei."all :guaranlees given m their favorrnust be faitbtuHy carried out. '

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I T fWThat it is- the duty of the i Uoked'Stifes to protect all citizens, j hethernstife torn or naturalized, ; in'evert right 'ht home ' and abroad, regardless ot any claims of foreign nafiafes to' fbeTdoctrine of perpetual aMegiaoce "n v : JiolveJ,'Takt 'in he nomination of John Qtdncy 'Adams, a name honored -wherever ;the "histdry of our cadntryT-ls" known, "as our standard bearer for th'e Bpproiching' contest, as ' f?H aisd-'as Tlie-pentlemen associated ' fitti hrm-'6n thelicket," we. bnve presented to the Democratic and Conseryatives' of Ms-iachusettf! a' ticket Worthy 'Vfi heir futf cosfidence and cordial support at the polls : The res.ojatioo were received with thfe cheers' aud adopted- The Conyeouon,' dissdired - at 4 o eiocJc with great applansa for Seymour and Blair, HAVANA. ' " idrlces rrfeia, Porto Cabcllo. ; : :.ttj -j, .i ... j , Havana, Sept. : 2- Advices received from Puerto Cabello to the 14th of August.- state that Brugual and hi forces had abandoned ; ihe city. .They r- went j te Coro -on- the st-eamer Bolivar, and 'Marrarai Bmgu.tl hol'js only-Uoroi and Maricibo. ! TOR-rHESS MONROE. A Riot Several Persons Injured. j -.:t riiii - 't .. '.--.' ; 'Forttiess Monro b September' 2. A riot, jgrowing out of tbe free use of. whisky,' Hccnrred Saturday night at Hampton; during which a large number of negroes attacked 'houses. Oa punoay a company ol EO.niers was petit down from here and quel'cd the disturbance; lifter firing into, the mob. It is not stated whether any were killed 0rwQanded." A guard was left 10 preserve brder.' !i J . i i A drdhkeb. 'quarrel al0 oecarred'at Mill 1 Creek od Saturday night between four -negroes and some soldiers,' which resulted in the soldiers being sho't'' and1 wounded.'. Subsequently t Breeof the-'' begroes were arrested, th fourth' being-shot in the leg while crtfleayoriDg tc'escapft.'1 -1-31 ' '1 ' CHICAGO. C3IU8 Iaspi-cUon liallread Matters. ' Cn.CAaV Sept:' 2. Out of 1,C20 le:id i cutflo irrspectd at the Union Stpek Yard,' last week, ooly seven head were found'to be diseased. 1 -" -.OTm- Is.-Dividsn has been arrestoil in New York and brought to this city, "charged' with ruining off with $1(J,(XX) worth of goods from the store of Okas'. Ii.1- Orris,'; Of this city, his former employer; - : The work of extendlns the Chicago, Jlock Irian i &"" Pacific Railroad is to b- eontijiaed daring' the Winter. The 5 contractors advertise, at T)i ,3toir.'Iow3, t d;ry,' for 300 losms ,aii11,fl meri for that purpose. ; "Two' flight, trnhis on the'R. I.' & 'R. R. R collided last night,-near M in oa k'trl ' Station, disabling the engine ,and fc-eversl ears. 'The debris took' fite; and -thre cars Were consumed.,'' ' j , ' ; ALBANY, TT.' Y.:'' ; ;;: fcwrsfr Convention of Germans Bern ocratlc state Coavctln Iicsolut:oris, 1c. ' Alcanvv September 2 A largo Convention of Germans was held this foreniiOa-at' 4tb.ieti resolutiooa jwere adopted demanding the nomination dftJo!in!T.' Ir)ffrn8n - brtlie Democratic Convention ns a matter of right, aryj as-.biu tbo' only man who crwld command tht German vote of the State irrespective of party. .jieJemocraticjStateConvention was called to order at noon by Samuel J. Tilden, Chairman of the State Qft4iJttei(Wbo tewl some remarks expressive of bis belief in the election of Seymour and lllair, and nominft3drfjrteTppoiarj' Chairman Hon. TI.'0. Ctie'osbro, of 'Ontario', who made a brief speech cf similar tenor to Mr. Tilden's. . . A Committee on Permanent Organization was appointed... .Only one seat WlJ rfotiod 'CCBt.jStt J, which was referred to a select committee. A resolution ws'offerod protesting against any excise laws not uniform in operation,. throughout - the ; State; that such laws should only be enforced throug'i the losal authorities of each oe"irS!i ileferred "to Platform Committ-e, which was subsequently appUiel, d fl Coveijtion;tpoka fecesuntir this" afternoon. ' I BALTIMORE. n Democratic JfomlnatIons.i- '. lO 'iil .'.;'' ' . - Baltimore, September 2. The Democratia State Convention to-day hominatei the following Presidential K'.ectpral ticket:' ; At large. Judge Carmichael, Jhn Thompson Mason. First ConjEressional District, Albert Constable, Walter T. Allinger, II. C. Daltom, jChaxIa YG. . Roberts, and George Peters-,?-, j , ;-j LOUIsVlLLE. The Races Commencement. ,JJ jH'J J i, : ; .fi'..; ;u Louisville, September 2. To-day wasa-Biosfc bajiutiTul dayJfor the races over the Woodlawn Course. The weather was' clear and pleasant. There was, a large increase in the attendance .1 ;The track waa in excellent order. ; -i HAVING PrK(IlASr.I) CAPTAIN A. Liter's towboat and coal harges, hiiu Uif-AtifB Xj1 bl- Q f-tit Klver Coal ilines,! will contfiiue the busiiie.ss on Locust Street, Xnd wiiii'eli'lue'bVst " ' G R EE RIVER' COAL At 12o. per Bcsjiel, Delivered to any nart of the city. . rVlrs lo.towiirig'ieft at tbe office will tse prompt iy atteuaea to. ;,atoJLmr 'V..'..f ' . THOS.,WniTED. Crescent City Vrnisli Factorx ;.. .-sH' 1 Ot- ' ! :A. SfJKWIGERLE & CO., IMPORTERS OF GUM COAL, ji.oX JJanufA'-tarfcrs of TAB.viSHEjr, JAFANS, Ac. . ircicneE'AirTj .Waamocse Corner 3 lit and Walnut Slreets... -. Factory v Canal Street, opposite EUla s ,-iWlS, , . ... Jyldtf EVANSVILLE, II?I.

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5I0XETAKY & lOM'IERCIAL . Jieif lorli Marsct. By Telegrapb. .. New York. Sept. 2. Cotton siteBdy ; sales of 2.100 tales at 3ol-se lor middling nplnnUK. Kj-oor Receipts of limits barrels; spring wheat, floor searco and Arm : . wiufr plenty and strong! v downward: fialp, 790 bbl. t Sti HtyrzS 1ft tor superfine State and western. minis Motor extra isnte. OJa tv,J lor turn wesrern, f9 VU,11 75 tor wni-e wnut extra, fj eogll m tor rouDd oor unio, siu wu 25 lor extra St. L-mis fell uo 11 CO for good , to choice: ciot-lng quiet, cuirorma dunand droooins; S:ilen or Ho uncus at 8S 75li 00. live- Floor heavy; Rales of 20o bar -em at 7 0 Ui, OKU i, JJ kl VUUIt'r. r Corn MKAi-Qalet; sales ot 400 barrels Brm dywiue on private terms. WnuKV Uuii and lowni-; ntta r.f inn 1 tjuirmiu uuaa fti(V?. wheat Receipt lt.47;l bushels: Rprlng wheat firm ; winter heavy andt43o lower: 8aiea of 49,0fi0 bwsheis at ?2 o:ij2 b for No. 2 Hprlog In store and delivered; 2 H&-j 12 jor u. 1 1 ho; me taiier is an extreme figure; tl 10 for Inferior red Winter; S2 23 iut ejtira cnoice amDer lmllana; $2 25 i 27 for amber Mtciigan: 82 48a 2 5o lor white in iciiigau ; r.j lur xira euoice ditto Bra-Quiet; saita of 1,600 lushels West ern at 1 0Jf41 62, the latter delivered. Bak lev Nominal. Barlst Malt-Quiet. -j '; CoHJf-Becelpt,2sX) bu-ih. The market opened a Shade better, but cio-ea dull and drooping. Sales of 74,000 hushels at 31 18 c tl 24i for unsound: tl 2(Sl 28 for sound mxed Western; 81 29 f.r white Western. Oath Receipts, 69,W5 bushels; market dull .nd lower. Bute of 58,000 bushels at euaoic ior weswrn in siore; kz lor do an. at ; 70jj75 tor new do., market cioslBgat lit 1 UUtlb. Rice -Dull and unchanged, Coffek Firm and quiet. - '. Hugar Is firmer; moderate demand. Pale of 350 hhds Cuba at lOJalOJic; also 761 bores Havana on private terms. - ' AIoi-AaSES Weak. , Hops -Dull ; 80$40c for new crop. ' '-' Pbtrolkum Is in fait demand: 103 l(il-4c lor crude, and 31c for refined. Leather Hemlock sole stead v oa mBuenos Ayres light aud middle wehzhis at' 472l. heavy do 29. Wool Quiet; sales of 428,000 pound, at 45524,o lor domestlo fletce: 5oc lor combBork tady and quiet; Rales of 1 300 barrel, at 828 7628 80 for mess, closing at f-2H SO lor regular; 82- 75 for old do.e tin QOa 21 2i for pi line; 5 TixaU CO for. uritue 1 mess. j , 81 20 50 for new p:ain mess; 820 50&21 75 J V II TV CASIS HJfT'W. ' Tieck keek Qu let, at 21(g33c for'prime mess ; j3tio for 1 adia mens. ' . t Heef Hams O.uieL at ifi.-x:irv Cut Mkath Quiet, : (Ue of 170 package, atmi&liu for Riionlders, and ieoi!)ic lor Middles Kirm and quiet; sales 1 ot 25 uoa.3 ui nnori cuear, ai 1j4. LuVHi firm; sales of 1,050 tierces, , at ta;-xia.aa ior KLfttiu, ana ld'ttia'ic for kettle rendered.- - - -";. Bottkr -Quiet ;,31i337o for Ohio, and o ic 101 ctaie. ' - CUKES k Unchanged, at 1317c. . 1 ? Clnclnnatl arftet. -. i By Telegraph. ;. Cincihwati. Sop. 2. - Flour UuoUanged and Arm; family. Wheat Is held at 2 f.ir n I hnV vn 2sold.atfl 90. and fceeiuM to ba In dnmniiil.' Cokn Firmer and iu bettor dcuiand; in car or shelled GA6c; white, 8L "via-nieiuiy i rac lorio. 1. -- Byk Firm ut 81 40. . -. ,. 1-iAKLEr UDchanaed ami miW. , i.VT.T",wDaU : i'iJ'in, aiaje; stock, 1,010 bales, by actual oount. i ; loiiAt'Co Firm and la deioaud; sales of it. ',"B'ciniM lugs si e(ftiz uu; and iear at Whuky-TJuH at 83c In bond. -M I'-S!i Poke firm but. mifot. nt -i Bulk MEATS-Uuchaued; shoulders are Held at i4c, and sides at 144c loose; 50 lioytituiils xtdes sold at Uc, packei, deilveren at Indianapolis, and hogsheads LAHD-Soid at 1818e, and but little Cf.UU.IJU. i IHams RiiKar cured dull at 2o,a21l4c o;KTTut-teady at lull prices; sales nt ior(- . . r , . .... Koj Quiet at 1Vaiec. " HAr F irm at tl.'ili ot) on arrival. Unseed Oil, Steady at tl 15.: seeds rlax seed in demand at 12 25; lover held at 15c. Potatoes Moderate demand, at f2 25 82 li ). A i-PLES -Plenty, and dull at 32 00ai 00 jier barrel. . .. PKAC HE-Very plenty, and dull at $1 6o cj ij jiet uiiuei, ., ....... ioi.D-Hl'. bavins. Mombt Th aioney market is hardly so easy. Kxciiakoe Very dull at par selling, acd i-iuiii percent, dl-connt, buying. St." Ion is Market. ISy Telegraph. St. Locis, Sept. i Tobacco Heavy bnt nnchangl. ('ottos Nominal at Sue lor miOallne. ' ilSMf Cho ce and laey nncirt sned la ciem.-ttid at iib-iiso, but Olker grades are very dull. - - i JXrK In ! bet'er demand for' low and medium grades hut. prices are unchanged; oupt-rnne sold at 8&0 75; extra "o7u0; double extra pxAH 50. Wheat Firui and more active atl 8o& J2 lor prime to fancy Fall ; Spring sold .t l 50 for strictly prime Iowa. T Corn Firm but hlow at eoH3c. ! I Oats -More active and higher at J ol-Zc; the latter for choice whitu. Hakley Steady at si 85 for prime to X. IMIIUC, Rve Steady at 81 13al 13. Pokk . tulet at829 20. " '. ' ' Baoos Klrmer, with more ' inquiry ; noutaeis.l3c; rib sides 15?4c; clear rib iit'jc; clear sides 17c; fcdgar-cured hams Sue. . . Bulk Meats Very little doing; jobbing prices aro i2c for shoulders; HV.o tor rib i ' z lutucarnuj u'3100 .or Clear Labd Sold at 18ii80 for choice ; Whisky n 22JSt 23. - " -.'' ' Memphis Market. iiy Telegraph. Mrsrpirru, Sept. 2. Cotton Scarce at 2ic; receipts 1 bale; t!prw none. : . , LOCK Dull. , ' Wiik it Hcarce. " ' Cokn At hoc. ": ' . Oath At 5xijoSc. : May At S-l i0. Bkan At rJO 00. t Coa.M Meal DulL : ' : , l'OBK-At .I0 00. ' ? , LA11 At lalOc " ,, - Bacojv Dull; shoulders 13e; clear sides Weir Torn Gold and Stock HarVbt By Telegraph. New York, Bept. 2. Moiet-Easy at SiUi tier' cent-on eall. Bome banks are still endlug light amounts fu cu rency to toe w est. Htkbuso-Quiet at 9 percent- .' Golu Without iiincn change, closing dull and heavy; opened at jli, aud closed ii inaiiu. Oov if KNMtNTS Opened H&K per cent. hi her, closing dull at a poucesiion oi '92, 114 114; do. '64, 10; -g lofl ; do. "", 111J4CSI 111; do new, los10S4, do. W, lOhlo.i; do. 'tsa, iu(3,iis-: 10 40. 1J4 lUCJClJUJJi, VUUUUJJ9UI OJ . 111". ( 1 1 4 , (ii-i. uia dodos scarce, uuhidom b.u.; particularly Heavy la '67s, reaculng three jnilllcus. ' loulsTllIe Market. Uv TeleizraDb.l looisvillk, Heo. 2. TrAfjiK of 57 hogsheads; low rrar! at full rates: 7!45 !'! tor lugs to Tnpdliim : Breckenrirte Caty leaf a)Xc Flouk Superflne 10 UJ- . . whkat k wa 5. . , .... - Cokn 90c. - Oats 41134SC. ': " : - KT-Sl 2.'. , . M ss Pork 129 WT. a un. UMLOllHUC. - ' V Baous-iShoolders 135c; clear rib sides 16 ic, and clear sides 17c. bulk Meats .Shoulders 12Jic, clear sides Whisky Raw, free, at Ul 27c. . . ; . . Scir York Dry eiooda Market. - By Telegraph. Yokk, Sept 2. : The Dry Good market is steady and fairly aetlve, m-re particularly for woolen and wool and worsted fabrics, whica sell at good prices if we except desirsiile styles and shades of colors. In cotton good, business la not quite so active as was expected, although there is a steady fair demand for popular makes. Heavy brown sheetings sell at 16akl7c tor Oranlteville A A, Hum A, Amoukeng and Appleton A, and Golden Ridge at l ie. B eache l musiins are generally steady: Lonsdale sells at lie, and Blaeksioneai lGc.- Printed calicoes are In fair demand, and, all hough not in active request, still goods are held with more firmness, notwithstanding the desperate efforts made to break down ihe price; we quote Pacific prints at IVe; Lowell lie: Androscoegin 10'i; the ltttris on a good sixty quare hue cloth, and meets with favor. There Is an active inquiry for Cbaroelon yard-wide twills at iJjwaoOc, and cnamelon selisai27e for narrow, and 42c tor wide goods. Fine woolen cloths, good styles, and colorines sell freely at S2iJ2 60, for narrow, and Wi5 lor double width.

ESTABLISHED. 1831;

. . i'tilcaso JIarKei , By Telegraph.! r-rrr. o

era.TRttn,et at 8C9 s'5 r Spring WHPIT-Pol.l.. '- ' '

$1 V2&A cJZ'Jl'Sl ,cloSlnE

at 81 tl ' saje s!e 'Cbanga

Corn l.ist , i . No. 1 at aa.i"J;? flower: sales sales Staljs or Booths on Fair Grounds. BKlt Stw. I w it i- TrVfKrVf M biuder the Booths for ihe sale of refreshl inentsat the "air Uiounds. No spirituous lluuors to be nold. Terms-Casa on dayot le. Tlieale will take place at Horu. brook's store, on Water street. - ; - wai. m. AKIN, SecreUry. To tlie 13usiiie.s Men . ,.) ' . OBEvans ville. IP YOU WOULD Secure the Trade of Illinois, (THE SOl'THEBX PART, ) ADVERTISE IS THE SIIAWJNliIETOWN m e n c ir u v. It circulates extensively in vn tOWn and COnntv in thaf mrl State. - - se2 GLENDALE FEMALE . C0LLE3E. FIFTEEN MILES NORTH OF CINCINNATI. "'rrrTKHn- will.' r't.viluJ,, !"?me,Keneral superintendence Mirroundlng., a remarkably healthy ami aceeasib e lotion, thorough culture v' kisv 1 CS-b LrTr!IVII VMUI'a IA 1 1 Ik lkAA.i..t ninerous rwiirnn ar.i . - '. , o!.li?.U,,, H" "'Northwestern Htiui. aud other iuforinatloii. D. POTTER, President. iiuurew HKV. Li. Gieudaie, Ohio. 1 " 'Warning.' ,,' - m liAllMr lino lfr ..... 1 board without JuV: eVu-e r7.rovSSitlnU. iifrimmv.n ; :;..'.'."r",,u w ;' 'i i prjKius are ii.tpi.v- . i.).i..,, . . . ..V.;V. "i, Z.r'"'' " l"y no tieui Uy utr aiier tiiiM dale. . Farmers and Housekeepers, q A. IC K N O T l d VI 1 If V-Oll WaDtCllliAP SOAP ntwl ot ih. same time the v-ry best of Hoap, use pouilier, or lO.VCOTEATKD LYE, Tar. Heady Family Soap-Makkr. Theonlv aenuine Lv In ihainurb.i a box of It will make iinich more Hoap than. PolaHh or any bogim L e, 1 Manufactured by " Penn'a Salt ManulacturingCoiDpaay PiTTSiiuiia, Pa.. Importers of C'llYOIjlTK. and manafucItirers nf Ihe follnwinsi Htjtndord Cheinlclw: JSatroua tii. Carb. Soda, Natrona Pal Hoda, Nat on Porua Alum, Natrona Muriatio Acid. Natrona IteMned Petroleum. Nutroua Chloride of Calcium, Natrona Kiourule'Of Calcium, Nalrona SaleraliM, Natrona CuustJc - cid, JS'atrona r-ulphiu iu Acid, Natrona Nitric Acid, Nalroua lielined Huoonill'er. Natrona HH.lt. Nnii-ono. Copperas, etc. , seldif D. A. Clarke. Memphis. Tenn. J. H. Dedbv. late of Cartmell k Drury. CL.AISK & DIICRY, (Successors to Cartmell t Drury,) Proilucc General COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 2IO 1'BOST STKEKT, Eet. Washiugtou and AdamH, , , aiEAl rilLS, TENN. IJv permission we refer to llrandels A Crawford, ijOtilsville, Ky.; Barton fc Pool, Cincnnatt, Ohio; L Ku liner, Jr., A Co.. r.vansvnie, ina.: jtHynmt A Whlttaker. Evansvtlie, Ind. ; Cole Brothers. Mt. Lou in, o. : Cnarlea T. -Hinde. Cairo. 111.: V W. Smith, Prenidetit People's Bans. Memphis, Tenn.; W. H. Cherry, President Metcbants' National Bunk, Memphis, Tenn. ' Clarke. Kiy&Co- Meiuph a. Tenn.: Newton Kord & Co., Mempbii, Tenn. ; Stiatton, Goyer & Co., Menipnls, Teun. . isel dlf MRS. N. L. FAY, :E9-ro-IIotttiiic lliy(tlclan Jmpai ts ImnuiUiat Jielie to A'ercous lHaeaaita. COS SITLTA 1 IOV FRRR. Particular attention paid to Female Weak-ni-Hses. Fenidi nee and Ofilue Seoond Street, bef . ' BATHS 1 BATHS! THE NEW DATIII.-VO KUOMA ANI apparatus at tbe Crescent City Hprirgs are now complete, and visitors can o Cold, Warm, and Shower Baths, at any tune, dy or night. Price 50 cents a siukib bath ; one dozen tl rktts for i. ; faa25dlm WM. KEAVM, XT. Claim A-GOTit. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLKCTLR AUJ nffl.. nr. Mam street, between Third ass Fourth. No. ao'A (over JCellar's.Uttn. tore. EvansvUl If. utpir C. WOLFF, Manufacturer of. and Wholesale and , Retail Doaler In, . tftaclclles, Ifarncst COLLARS, arid SADDLERY HARDWARE, So. US Main Street, corner Second, EVA?tavm.E. Inn. teblCdtf : ; WM. C. TUKN0CS 4 00, BRASS , FOUNJ0EKS, Gas and StajrPiptj Fitters. Corcer Pine and First Streets Cash paid for old Copper and Bras. HT- Dealers iu all kinds of Brass Cockf Whistles, and Steam Gauges. Partlculai attention paid to repairing and adjustlnj rttesrn Oatiare" ' flnnoHtf C. E. BUDD, STEAMBOAT AGENT. AMD Special Asent.for the Baltimore A Ohio Eallroad, my21-tf Kvaksville. Ihd. FISCIIEK & BITTEE, 31crcliixnt Tailors, ' ; No. 3, First Street, ' : Next door to Lowry Co.' bank, ' ' KVASSV1LLE, IND. aw A fine s'ock ; of Imported Goods always on hand. Batisfact ion in all cases guaranteed. aul'4 dtf

th.H aftemoan attf?oro rr:sy8rt; Ins wuh buyer at the lnlj4,iric'

. ...... .uu ujuaiuaiai (tranches ami Increasing patronage and usefulness! ' r"r. sous interested are reDecifulv rir.i ...

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Htate of Indlaua,

Varidttturgh Count c "

T BUTHR IITVI

hereby certify t itiiA V ' r'''t. 1 Clrei iie m couniy, what oriicers are to k, (

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ol satd

tue next general election, i,tZT "' 'taP wwmd Tuesday in October t, h"1 dlflerent places of I Wing th said county, to-wif ,UKl' Uous iu

. V ; . ' o' me Mate or lndia.1u A Lieutenant Governor -uala. A Weeretary ot State. An Aodltor ofi-tale. A Treasurer of State. A. Cle'k of Snpreme Court A Beporterof Hupre ne Court A Superintendent ot Buhllc instruction An Attorney General of state. A Member 01 CoDer.44 for 1 nKi 1.

gramtonal Liistrlct of Indiana. ' A Common fleas Juf'-e for th ni.1.1...

at composed ol tha counties of Posey War rick, Uibon. and Vanderharith.

jo ULirict Aiiorney for aaid District A Senator from Vajidei-tmrih fv,.,'r.-.

two RepreitsnUiUves from taid oountv '

n ik. wi bun, TlUUWDUrti CirCUIt 'ourt. A Treasurer of Vanderburgh County. A Becordar ot ljaedu at VnnH.rt;.th

County. Aa Appraiser of Heal fcitata oi suj i county. A County CommUaioaer for the Third District. A Coroner of Vandorhu rah fVinnttOn Townablp Axsemo ior each of Uie several 'l'ownsblps in said county. And the Sheriff of said couny is hereby fTeti J directed to irlve due and ieai noruch election according so law. Cou "f.P7 'Rnd nU tne Of Hid AuUuSsV 'T111' atl d-y of BuYTHEnYNEi.ClerkV.C.C. per a, w. Bippus, Deputy Clerk. bJreh S,n?i MlUer, SuerlfTof Vanderabove anrl do herer,y certify that th true nd com '.n no" of election I a on file in nPif tlle oniinal. J. H. AlILLEft, Sheriff V. C. auff29 td ctoTHrsia. II. L Y O Ii" Is now in New York-purchasing his Fall Goodn, arul will rtturn about the Till of leplccsahoi t2

His stock of BOYS' CLOTHING will, this Fall, he much larger than ttsuai; emoracina all tie new aiu desirable styles introduced for Fall and Winter we tr. w to o Tl o HI SO ft s. o m S3 rt w x o o - rHis Custom Dejxirtmmt is undtr the snjervision of Mr. J. L. IlnwLSOM, too lias no superior in Ar.ieriea as u Cutter. For first-class Oud at reanonalle price?, call at Ii Y O IT'S, in res Kew ' Opsra Uzzzz' Ccrac au22