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Btjc months, by mail ........ Three mont hs, by mail 6t 0 Jty the wee. payable to carrier........ TRT-WRFK-T.V JOlTRKAf,. Il"riir S 7 C) SIX itimths . WKEKLY JOURNAL. One cor-y, one yenr Five copies, one year Ten copies, one year - 4 U.J ,. K 7") .. 15 00 LATEST KE1VM 1TEHH. Ook1Ic!cscJt!a Sew Yo:k yesterday at 1 ','.. TUo steamship China, from Liverpool, arrived In New York yesterday. The Massachusetts S. ate Ea'Dtlst Convention met yesterday. CHIscns ar being tnannfactored Iq New York at the rati of 2,000 a day. Two Bnlt'moro pnsrilUties wtro h-:ll to ball yesterday !or priz : fiohltng. - '1 he stearaef Alaska, from Asr.lnwi't, arrived nt New York yesterday. Sho brlnsrs ?2,oeo In treasure. Fraudulent - natura liation operations are sdill occupying the attention of r.o (oaris lu New Yort A dlast rous fire occurred at Fon Da Lac Wisconsin, on Thursday morning, Involv ing a loss o f iUO.COO. John Remontou yfstTday Instituted lesal proecrdlngs against the New York Tribune Assncaliou for pub.isbiLga libel ous ooimniinlca' ton. R. F. Petfclns, Postmaster at; San Francisco, dhd on the steamer Alasii while en rou e to New York. ! A large number of Oovernment clerks left Wa.-bln ton City yesterday to vote In the;r re-pec Ive States. . A destructive fire occurred lii Ne York yesterday moral i, in Wooster Stree$, lnvolviug a loss of a quarter million, of dollars. , ; t-( I i i i ; David Burke wai yesterday committed to J .-ill in New York, on charge of murderins Thomas Kane, at a fire at Huu.tef's Puint. j Oovernment officers seized one hundred and fifty barrem Chicago whisky on Wednesday, at the warehouse of the Xerre Haute Railroad, 8t. Louis. , i A pize fljjlit between Ned. O'Baldwln and Joe Warmold was com mi? need ye--terJay mo ml. g, at LynntleiJ, twelve miles from n)-tou. ' After oae round ws fought the Lynn police, one hundred and fifty xtroi'g, broke up tha t?iort by arresting the principal blackguard. . , fSix llissionarieH lei t New York for the East yesterday. Rev. II. ' K.' Palnt'-r 'and wife, find MiMs cjoranton, Joiu the Madura Mish.hu, lu Southern Iucl, a: d Rev. Derln.er aud wife, and Mist Wtb.str, go to Ccylun. ... A new contract was cloned, on Wednesday, between the Pot to Rice DeparUnent and Kara", Wellf.s & Co., for carrying the overland mail to California. The price paid tor 800 miles Is at the rate ot 81 7CiU,MMJ per annum, And as the Pacific Railioud progresses, the rata correspondingly decreases. iHhujicr CvlTax. The citizens of Kvansville will have au orpottunity to-dsy of groeticg oue of the most honored and beloved men of our State. That they will give him a cordial and hearty welcome there is no. doubt. lie is peculiarly entitled to this at their hands, for no other of our public men has done more to make our State kriown and' honored abroad, and givn it a high ptace among the patriotic States which eavedthe (Jovernment. With OLIVER 1. Mohton as her Governor, and Schuyler Colpax as her representative at the heal of the House" 6T Representatives in Congress, Indiana became the admimtioa, not only of all the States composing the Union, but of the whole world. -.-. Mr. Coi.Fax's history 13 too familiar to the great majority of our readers to require repetition at our hands. All, the repu'aMon that he possesiw he has enmcd by a lile sirg'ilurly. L'an;elo?s and pure, and an industry that weuld give way to no obstacle. "Yk know oT no oue of our put lie Dj en whoso characters are so free from ep'ot cr blemitdi. Upon Mr. Colfax's Jif'e even suspicion eeems not to have dared lo attempt a Vain. "In hia yo'itical life, too, he seems to have liad the poo J fortune to mtiftip!y h:9 friends by .thousand .and yet add none to his. list of enemies, if enemy he ever had. Tfeis seenis.tie more wouderiul, when it ii remembered that he has n-jyer avoided responsibility either as a politicirfa or as a man, but has always boldly a'dvocatedwhat he regarded as the right, apparently reck!e?s as to who opposed or wha't might be the consequences.. We remember in the year 1S54 at the itr.:at Fusion Convention held in In ilTtiiapolis, hearing one politician say to another, as he pointed out Mr. Colfax in tie 'crowd, '! There goes our next Corgr3jsman." "Why "do you thif;k so?" whs the reply. .." IJo-. cause," said he, " Colfax ha's the faculty tf getticg acquainted with cveryhoJy, and all "who know him love hit 1." The gentleman's predict tion proved true, for Mr. Colfax was elected that year, and has never been beaten in his District sinee. As Speaker of the House of IteprcFentatives durinsf the stormiest period in the history of our Government, Mr. Colfax has won .unfading laurels. Ni tithtjnding' the bitterness engendered by th war, and the excitement that prevailed in the House, al . most every day, so genial in manlier and patient inspirit and kind in his demeanor, was Mr. Colfax, that he invariably won the repect and challenged the admiration of his most, bitter political opponents. The House repeatedly, and by unanimous ' vote, passed resolutions thankinz him for the conrtepy and fairness with which lie discharged hia duties as ptesliiug officer. r When it was evident that General Geant would , become the candidate cf the "Republican party for ' President, rnany eaii that would. dispose of Mr. Colfax, as a candidate for Vice President, as it would not be policy to nominate two men from adjoining States. But when the delegates frdm the various States assembled at Chicago," it was soon evident that the people desired his nomination. Whilf various States had local interests that might be best subserved by the selection of a candidate within their borders, all were agreed that the nomination of Mr. Colfax would do mcst to give harmony and enthu- . eiasm to the party. The result has justified the orrsetaesa of those ex-

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VOL. XIX. pec!ation.J.( .The October elections have "demonstrated how doubtful would have been thfl result hadAless-t rxipu.'ar man tlian jJLr.;UOLFAX oaeupied the second place on the llepublican ticket. " - ' - Again, re say, that aa cttlzona of In liana, we owe it to our Statei as well s to jur-eiry, to give our lion ored candilato for ..Vice,, President, a recor tiou to-day that will demonstrate to nrni in esteem atru -aiienuu eu tcrtained for him i by all classes. We invite ladlH. and gentleman of all par ties to c ill upon hiai, for, daring the djany" "ja ir.-t of us ""i)6Iitloi.l career. tser cja it b j said ibf ' ScurjYLER, Colfax that ha treated : a political opp jaciit other than in the moat kind ly matmerj lie. has nererallowcd the ispositics cf "ilitic-3 to cntreoeU-tlie ?o!v23 iu ljiis'!i(art. His genial smiles art? f5Vl!f,nrl3 T Af' hpfioratla oppo: nents ss well aV for fyiupatliiiog apd sukfaiLitr iVJanfiiv though Iprrtha latter ha raHci'es fcll his poei-.aad n1L I 'ft onit ial Vflt' by Cftninl Y 1 J. a 53 C3 3. Counties at i 9f 'JO 3 :S4 4 St 4 Adams ... Allen...!.. 1-7I5 4U.' 047 104 591 .302 'iHl 6lo ' 2;iP9 078 26 f'ftrtfi' w. 4i 61 5'27 21US 4-r: 2 74 f . ;i7tii IK 71 2ifi-'l rtenton. . It! icki 5 5:2 J.1 I i jo B.i') in Hrowrt...'. tJiflrf, .7 .li .til 'arroll ... ' 1848 Chs 2.V7 I-'tX "1.7 141 , 19BU ! 3 fcl7 I lot i'tfr fi.i' ll.X ."17m '' 917 15 !' ari .2 ; y (17 4tl 2lt; ' tlS lUti 1SS . 10 1-J70 171 " lH:f7 175 s 3 1 07 l.il.j I74H ill '7 '774 19i S)'I 141 is a; h4:l 17wi '97 1 ..Vj 1 1'WI ClihtOll . 1810 raff'd 1012 DbVifxs .. 1625 it Jet I7lX a 47 479 1761 1 "earlio'u W)72 Uecamr . ieKnlb .. Delaw're Dubois ... K18 lirt.. K; eil.. Kioyd Fount' n Sraiiki'n Fsiitou ... tiitin ... Grant (ireene ... Ilainil'u. Hancock Harrsoti 11M urn 17 1768 8' lh79 1117 2b i8H: iwm ,27 t 1178 .717 . 3145 2821, 188 112 651 -12ti 328 111 55 K2 29u 184 2S2 82ti 2.ti 111 15!8 12-" hi;in 17T 14 1901 lsi)7 60 I IM 2H49, 1995: lll',', 19 1(71 li2i ;29:.8 141.1 li7i 1101 1711 a 1.1 1710 2213 l."Mi llend'k!-. 28 W Henry.... Howmd. tiunt'ntr. JacKson . J 4per J iv ..... 12ii.'i ai7 1516 2Sti 18L 8 11W 198 10791 1 881 7;xt 2ixi:i 2iJl 2.18 119 63 61 37 311 103 3U0 ..4... K)0 214 2K5 161 332 494 IJ 80 263 122 87 135 "400 40 64 356 11 286 48 5.1 872 9 342 27'i l 1 2S2 13 41 114 12J 2UI 99 "?9 75i 14.W i9.;i lls, J741 I7f oiil 411 1191 1,)AI lo4( ..isffersoa 2.'7li lJhrl li!y '3f-;9u .ItllDlili;. .Toll iih n. Knox.. KoBCi'MI!" Laurau'e La He Lup; Tie! L'wr' nee NihlI1"Hj. Mm r ion ...1 Aiar'shali Mnrtu.-.i. Ai iain 1 ... Mouron .. MoniH'ry Ml! K'lll .. N wtoi.. Noble Ohio ....... Orange Owi'U.. HarKe .... Perrv Pi kn Porter.-! Posey.-...?, f'ui bkt.. Put niu. R 01' 1 h lUpley ... i8!2 147 1671 17.7 2xi8 T 1865 : 2.S81 . 17.2 1912: ." 1914 Ki7 2 64 1484 20i.i 21 , 15") 2rit2 699 12.S.S 14119 2124 l: 1 87 21f5 21161 tfl4 15) rj 1905 97 luas 8.50 2HHI 1620 2778 6891 2194 l!:2 .VjB IKK 2ii92 1.5; a 395 2ltH 491l.79 1HS3 1 04 I540 130 1.H42 2157 912 2521 IS08 I4.U 2" '74 .Mil 17.77 677! 1848 8. '5 ' 2)M) .- 108." il"7; 2tv r 77 2494 -a 1441 2-'74 HM 12 i VI 711 " J.W 2 W VV! 2I.V7, 74!'! Cl,l 1 (i. iti' (74 2 t,l 14a7 220l lilt); 8i . l:jhl 2'jtid 11 7 -82 l,s 30 481 r.'H ltii) 1 -na 1I8 ) 11 .7 1704 "1889 32 2175 2999 1.001 2121 17IM1 8J;i lyi l!U ii)87 1H -17 24iitl J?1,? .do 7H2 83 ... 201OI .i, 2'o7 1872 871 )! Mtlj S22III St elbv ... 21197 1SJ3 3 8 17Gi 2;20 "pncer H: arise... h'Pllli- IJ . (St. JOSj'W Ku..iV:ill. - wliz I a Tlpecanc Tipton ITuiou .... Vnd'he. Vermil'n Vigo WaliHSti. Warren Warrick VVtrt.m U iivne. Weils White.... Wtiitlev. z:-i 124:1 p:i"i 88; 1928 ?.I4 12(,9 14 244;ii 12.58 8411 12M t81 3.127 804 8157 1591 8.51J 18 8 2015 1O80 14ti7 L (18 1125 JtilU 8827 971 1(16 llsi 610 27179 Bfdi 2-57 77 153 353 .2:W 129 61 88 22 88 11II7 SISs HS;7 14;ti , lr7;-i 17 7 4 fK lt(' 1H710 8,7 1214 &32. 17 1H "Jlil) 282t 14 vl 15U2 l' 77 4284 1047 1104 I.kJI 14 l'.ti.! Total... loyiiid loilifJ 171575 170014 958 1444S Totav "r-it. In tun?.... ......... . Toral vote in lStj(j.. Increase to vte Republican majority in 18116 ....... lt-'PUhiiOMU uiajioi ley iu l.swj. ...., Democratic net nam 342,lt9 . 17,189 . 14,102 961 . 13,490 NASHVILLE. 1. 4 Ilio Sale or th'C!tf Waterworks 3ft 'to Tate Place. .... .v. Nashville, October 29. Th! of th; city water works, advertised by the United States 'Marshal, did not take plico to-day. The executions in the Marshal's hands amounted to upwards of ?10,00(J. The authorities paid $4t),0(0, and the creditors, gave au extension ot time on the remainder. CANANDilGUA' N. Y. , . . - -. - . r i s .'..Vj . Immense Urpablican Meeting and . .. Grand liarbecue. . Canandaiqua. N. Y., October 29. There was an immense liepublieaa meeting and barbecue here 'to-day. Fitteeu or twenty thousand people weic addressed by Messrs.. JbJ."M Lee atid'Alired Pieanauton, and Hon. JyU", A. lvoo.-o i. Immense Mass Meetlns of Teterana . . at llensellacr County. Iit Tkoy.-N. Y., October 29. The Veterans of Rensselaer - County held an immense mee'ing at . t ha Grtswold Optra llcnse this fternbon. Major General : James D, Carr presjded, assisted by a largo number of other ex soldiers. The etage was full of onelegged and one-armed soldiers. -Hen. J. A. Griswold made a brief speech: He expressed full confidence in a Republican victory in the State. s ; -.it r. ' BOSTON. A PrUe FlghtH if-. Boston October 29. A prize Eghi took- place at KaruiiuithaHK vpsterdav. between John flora a and Watt Jarvis, and was severely contested in the C4th round. Horan struck the centre stake, smashed his hand, and broke his arm, losing the fight, which, up to that tifue, had beerJ in his favor. -. O'Baldwin and Wormald are bound over for trial in the Supreme Crturtin January. Up to this evening they had failed to btain baih , ,

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TSLEGEABH. -fjeW3 Atlllltio Cable. SeEsion cf tlie TJortli man Diof. GerNewa from Franca Austria. and Tho Sinkifcr of tho Stsamer VictorInternal R venue i Appoint mentr. Priza Fights Parties rested and Held tD Eal. " ArAn Tmmonse Hpublican Mjett' g and Graad Barbecue. Proclamation of Gov. Scott 1 Immense Mating of Veterans at Troy; N. Y. They are Corfidsnt of Republican Victory. . LYNN, Misj?. Prize Fight Frustrated by the Police. Lynn, Mass., October 29. There' were about 500 roughs at Lvnn. to fwimess the-fight.- The Lynn author ities getting information 01 it, sent an officer, in citizen's dress, to ' mingle with the crowd, while a force of thirteen managed to eet within call. In he first round, Wormald drew blood from his antagonist, when a clinch was made, and Wormald slipped and fell. At this moment the officeis made a dash and captured the principals. A show of resistance was m ide, wWieh ib-ided en a show of pistols by the officers- Wormald and O'Ba dwin were immediiteiy taken to Lynn, and arraigned iu the Police Court, and held to bail in the sum five thousand dollars for their appearance from day. to day. They have not yet secured bail. NEW YORK. . AflvIcesTrom Panama Fire In Urookiyn More Nalurailzatinn f ratios Episcopal Convention Latest from Havana Proclamation by tho Hepublican Revolutionary icmoiiitec New York. October 29. Two houses ia BO' klvnwere cousi(rprably damaged by fire hist n'ght. The fi;e was caused by rockets bent up by a political procession. In the Hudson County (N. JJ Court, this morning, Borgia Hiiden. twenty yea-s old, a n.fgro, was convicted of committing rape on a young girl eleven years old, and sentenced to ten years' imprisonment at hard labor. The examination ol John O Keefc b"fore Commissioner Jackson, of Jersey City, on chrg3 of selling a cemacatu.. ot. naturalization to M. Kelly, was resumed this forenoon. After the examination of two witnesses against the prisoner, the hear-, ing adjourned to Saturday morning. Simon H. Lester was brought before Commissioner O-horne this morning on charge of alteiii g as true a false certificate of naturalization and selling it to a person other than for whom it was issued. The accused makes , no secret of the transaction, lie says seeing there was money made hy these naturalizations, he went into them aud realized a. handsome amount. He siys tha certificates cost him a dollar each for prequisites to the Clerk of the Court, and he - sold them for .two dollars each. Ue was held for examination next Monday, in default of $2,000 bail. lIn jthe Episcopal Convention, the caoon relative to Assistant Jishop3, in which the Upper House refused to concur, was tabled. To-day resolutions of sympathy with the English Church in tho death of the Archbishop of Can'erbury were adopted and a telegram drafted and forwarded. Eight messages were received from the House of Bhopa, among them a ret-olution establishing a Missionary jurisdic ion in the far West, the appointment of several committees, a resolution on the alteration of the rubrics. The Committee on the Prayer Book reported that they deemed it inexpedient to take any action recardikg h uew translation of thiiNicetie Creed. The. report was adopted. The Committee on Canons reported an amendment to the canon making it unlawful to hold a public sale of pews iir any consecrated church or chapel. This is in the form tit' a reso lutioo condemning such sales, and was. after some debate, adopted. The Pre-idenH in eloquent words. t reviewed tha acts of the Convention, and thanked the delegates for their kind consideration, and bade them farewell. The House then took a recess of two hours, during which the delegates were invited to assemble outside the church to have their photograph taken. The Havana 6teamer brings a copy of the proclamation issued by the Republican Revolutionary Committee.., It is full of fire, and breathes the most intense revolutionary spirit. The document lecites acts of despotism-by the Government of Queen Isabella, and. concludes with a stroug appeal to the Cubans r pronounce for a (Federal Republic. We pro nounce for liberty and equauty. (Ju- 1 I bans and Spaniards, we demand popu- J ar SUU rage wuauut wciuiuu, me uissolution 01 the permanent armv. the establishment ot.a national militia; justice for all classes, municipal independence, liberty of the press, liberty of discussion, freedom or commerce, freedom of industry, freedom to emigrate tBe abolition of the monopoly Let U9 defend our -liberty with dignity and respect all opinions. Let us embrace the opportunity to secure the freedom of Cuba. We greet the

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victors ot Spain. Viva Spanish liberty! Viva the liberty of Cuba! Viva the Federal Republic. New. York, October 29. House & Fulton's large flouring mill at Waterford burnt list night. Loss on mill $30,000; insured lor $13,500. Lo?s on stock $25,000; insured for $20 000. New York, Oct. 29. The. steamship Rhein sailed for Bremen to-day, taking $cii,Dt4 is specie. The steamer Alaska brings Panama dites of the 20th. .General Warren, Minister to Guatamala, is a passenger . Two small vessels, laden with arms, had evaded the Panama authorities and escaped to Los Sentas to aid the revolutionists there. Twd men owning boats took refuge oto the steamer rtevada and thus escaped arrest. although soldiers were sent to that vessel for the rurDose. . - Several political prisoners at Pana ma had been released on paying their bonds. Acapulco ad.ices state that the port ot San Bias was nearly destroyed by a hurricane and tidal wave. Four lives were lost. Valparaiso dates cf October third state that great damage was done throughout Chili by the heavy rains. Forty persons had been drowned in the swollen rivers, and the croos in i., . . . . ... L tne Southern Jrovinces- were seri ously damaged, entailing mueh suffer ing. benor Flores had arrived from Equador to complete a joint treaty of peace with Spain. Enuador and Peru. while Chili favors a- independent truce, it is recommended bv b ranee and iiBglaod. Aracuoua is overrule! by bandits. and tne uovernment is powerless. Communication between Talchumo and Conception is now suspended at mgh water, owing to the extraordi nary tides, which have done .much damage. The water at Talucauo had been so hot as to throw no all the nsn in a cooxed stato, and great sub terraneous' rurnbline were freauent. I he official , reoort of the I033 of publlo offisers at Arequipa puts the amount at z,U7y,iu reals. ST. LOUIS. Proposition to Subscribe $2,ono,000 to lid the thllllcothe Si Omaha Air Line Uailroad. St. Louis. October 29. The" Coun ty Court to-day ordered that a propo sition to subscribe two mitlion? of dollars towards the building of the Chiilicothe & Omaha Air Line Rail road, ba submitted to the voters of this country at the election next Tuesday. This proposition has been urged by many prominent citizens of this city and it is not improbable that it win carry. BINGHAMTON. Two Large Storehouses Destroyed by Fire. BlNQIIAMPTON, N. Y., Oct. 29. Two large storehouses, occupied by Tillatson and W.T.Morxao, all filled with grain, and considerable wool. was burned this morning. The armory ot the Forty-lourth Regiment was also burned, with the arms, !fcc. Loss of armory $10,000; loss by the storehouses nearly 100,000. - WASHINGTON". Receipts of Customs Internal Revenue Appointments. . Washington, Oct. 29. The receipfs'of Customs from the 19?h to the 24th iust., inolusivo, are $193 975. Tne following Internal Revenue appointments were made to day: Storekeepers Charles A. Vanhorn, 1st Missouri District; Robert Davidson, Thomas Harper, BanJ II aire, and David Gordon, 3d Ohio District; J 11 Berg and F. B. Casey, 6th Ohio District; G. P. Leonard, 3d ,Obio District. . EUROPE. Dy Atlantic Telejjraph. The Coming Election Session or the liorth uerman Diet News from Franco and Austria. AUSTRIA. - Vienna, October 29. Announcement is made by the Ministry that the interpretation which has been put on the recent seeech of Baron Beust, is a false one, and that the policy of Austria is peace. The Diet has passed a bill giviog authority to the Government to recruit 40,000 additional soldif rs, Baron B u-it hay n? given formal assurance that it will merely fill the deficiency in tha" standing army, and not swell it above the number fixed by law. ENGLAND. London, Oct. 29 The leader of the Liberal party have, after a careful survey of the field, become convinced that they are sure ot tho choice in the coming eleetious of a lare majority of Liberal members of the new House of Commons. The follawiug are quietly named ia Liberal circles as the probable csst of the new ministry: Premipr, Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone; Foreign Secretary, Earl Russell; Home Secretary, John Bright; Chaucellor of the Exchequer, Hugh Cullimr Eardy Childers; Land Chancellor, Sir Raundell; Premier Secretary of War, Marquis of Huntington. PRUSSIA. Berlin, October 29. The session of the North German Diet will be formally opened by King William in person on the 4th ot November, and it is asserted, on the same official authority, that the speech from the throne will be of a reassuring and pacific character. PRANCE. Paris, October 29. The Monitevr of to-day says the Army bill, which has passed the Austrian Rigsradth, wiil not be signed by the Emperor. It adds that the vMinister bf War. Baron John, has said publicly that Austria is arming only in proportion to the extent of her population. Cincinnati, October 29. The weather is clear and pleasant, and business moderately active. The river is stationary. Departed Darling, for Memphis; Empire for New Orleans: Abeona, for Tennessee River." No other departures or arrivals outside the regular packets.

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f-M n-Pl JS PHILADELPHIA. the fl y Conncll vs The Mayor They Take rrom lilia a Portion or Ilia Piuroaage. Philadelphia, October 29. W. Walmsley, a desperate character, choked his wife to death this morninj in Lhs lower part of tha city, the result of a three day's druok enjoyed by both. Wajmsley escaped. Philadelphia, October 29. The present Liry Gouacil, bemtr oDDOsite in politics to the Mayor elect, to-day pa-sad a bill through one branch tak ing irotn the iUavor a portion ot ms patrooaro, viz: The appointmsnt of operator et'?., on tha city teletraph. A bill wiil be ; inrroducel next week askmz the Legislature to take the control of ttLi police from the Mayor anl vest it in the Commissioner. As the Legislature wiil be Rapublican the bill will probably pass. - , CHARLESTON. ProcIaHiatioi of Governor Ecott. Charleston, S. C, Oatober 29. Governor Scott has issued the following proclimation to the citizens of South Carolina; . - Fellow Citizens: The numerous pomplaints made to this Department of murders and outraize3 committed by wicked and inconsiderate persons, excited by intense partv feeiio, has faiade it iny du'y to issue the late proclamation ca!liog on all good and true men. without resDect to nolit'eal predilections, to unite in a determination to discountenance lawlessness nuu violence, aua iu on ciiort to re euver anu maintain tne eood-name that has heretofore been the herita and the pride or our be aved Stat. It is now my pleasing duty to congratulate you unon the beneficial results that have ensued from the4 admirable and well timed a liirena of General Hampton and tfce Executive Ivoinmtttee 01 the Democracy, in hon est aud impressive terms thev hnv called upon the people to support the laws; to, .preserve peace, and to denounco tlio.-:e crimes : which nave; recently beea committed iu some mrtions ot onr btate; ;. those patriotic councils cariijot fail of bavins a wide end wholesome influence to moderate the vehemence of feeling of thos3 to whom they aro authoritatively aduressod, whiU they have Quieted tho apprehensions and conciliated the respect snd good will of their polit ical opponents, f his is certainly a just eause of congratulation to everywellwisher of the Sia and it cives me unfeigned pleasure to acknowledge iv ana, 10 earnestly invoke the co operation or every member 01 the Republican rarty iu reeiDrocatinz. to the fuile.it extent, the pacific uolicv so ad Jiirably inculcated by the Democratic leaders. Let all acrimonious and irritating discussioas bs avoided, and appeals be d:ade to the intelligeiice and reason, and not to the tears or passions of the community, Differ as we may in political sentiments, it is the dictate alike of wisdom and patriotism-for all to appeal and confide iu the effiaacy of peacef ul remedies for injuries real or BuppS'sedf Let btar and forboar bo our maxim, aud so shall the peace, prosperity and honor tf our beloved Siate be maintained and perpetuated. and her time honored escutcheon will be preserved 'uusullied and undinimed in all its ori?iual purity aud luster. Signed. Robert K. Scott, Governor. SPEIRGr FIELD, Mass. American Isioclatfou R"port of the Kettipis xao in 11 11:11 fccriaoa. Springfield, M iss.. October 28. The ' American Missionary Associa tion comraacced its annual meeting in this city to-day, Kev. Lr. lu. JU. Kirk, pf Boston,- 'presiding. The receipts last year were $304,091, and the expenditures $35G 225. The present indebtedness is $88,726, of which $51,315 was incurred last year. The Society owns property to the amount of $199,405 in excess of all debts. Rev. Dr. John Todd, of Pittsfield, preached tho .anaual sermon this evening, and General Howard, of the Freedinons' Bureau, will deliver an address to-morrcw evening. Louisville, October 29 Frank Reno and Charics Anderson, the notorious Expres3 robbers, were delivered to-day to the I ndiana . authorities, aud aru now confined in the New Albany jail to await trial. . V m Richmond, Va., Oct. 29 The Journal pub.ishes to-day the official statement ot tne otate 1 rea;-urer lor the past year, showinz there was. on hand on October 1. $173 000. ' ilSCilEii & illTXKU, IVXo reliant ITsxilorH, " No.' 3 First Street, : Next door to Lowry t Co.'s bank, EVANSVIijLE, IND. ar'A fine stock of Imported Goods always on hand. Satisfaction in all cases guaranteed. au21 dtl FREDERICS GEIL, Xealer in PI A NOS, MELGDEO N F and 'ail kinds of Jtnsicxl Instrnmei-U -- InslrHction Books, Hheet MuhIc, - : - uitar and Violin Strings, 4C, o. . forth Side Third Street, Between Bycamore and Vine, EvansviRe, Ind. -S"i?oIe Agents for. Kle.nway & Son- ".! CuiCKeriss Kod's Gold Medaj Pianos: eit-o lorllayties Bro.-s ianos.auci Prince P.rolher's Ic-iodecns and Organs. - - ROBERT SiiiiTK,. U: ix 1 s . i t, a. It o r, MAIN STREET, tel. Fourth and Fifth LVANSVILLE, IND., Has Just received a tew Hearse, the finest ever In tbe city. A large assortment of Metallic Cases, Caskets, and Coffins kept constantly on hand. lJV".od3m. Apples! Apples!! onfii BA1111E1.S HiHCE NEW OUUV rk Apples, cheaut-r than nt auy other honse in lliecitv For sale by H AYHUR'jr & WniTTAKER. oc29dlw

: SiO.'i'jiYAiiY & C0B3HEBC1AL sew lorX ilarRt t. By Telegraph. Nkw York, Oct. 9. Cottox Quiet; sales of 200 bales, at 5Vc tor middling upland. FLoua-Keo lpt-4 10,791 barrels; without decided change, rattier more d ing; wales or 10,900 barrel at 16 006 50 for superfine Kiateaud Wrbteru ; 6q,720 for extra htate;S7 50775 rorextra Western ;S810'i965 for wnite wheal ex ra; 7 25rd9 SO lor H. II. 0. :68 O0(o 9 50 lor extra .st. Louis; 81000aH 00 1. r good to choice ditto, closdnii quiet ; vaiii-irai. dull an.i dxoopinsi; .mb 0l 450 sachsat Itt frjoio 00. ite Flour, without cbaiie; sales of 725 barrels at S6 007 90. Cork 'EAI,-Quie' m Wriisxr Nominal, i. r at Kr-cetpta 14,5,!!3o bushels; market i Bnd unsettled, opening firmer, nut closiDg at about yesterday's nricea-

wHjes oi 74,000 bushels, at SI 441 47 for No' ? '"8'v" yy1 " r"r No a do.; si tun I Coforo. i d ).: il 80 lor Wiu er ted Indiana; 81 7o for Winter red Canada In II TB Dill oiof.!VHea7y : 8a1,s of 8' bushels of cnoice Canada ves at 2 21. irrl ,lpls e-7(J4 oashels. Market a uuwiuea oaening steady aua advauctn 2t3o per busheif cloi k SXl'.YJti 1v.a.nc.e.Paly 'o. KaleS iT r. . . 1 ror unsound. f,.ii-? i i 5?,soun? mixc Western, closl ui (inii jun-ei.s. Oats Kec iDts. 24.600 hnhN M..1..1 .. shade easier; bales of 7i,0o0- bushels, at 71c " oreiu, iu more ana anoaw RlCtt Dull. Cofvk Firm and quiet; sales 700 sacks .or'aABrw1teady : 8!lles of 51 nhd3 at liva 12Jc tor Cub! and 12c for lorto Kico. I'ltUA 17UI 'i s Hops Quiet: 16a2()e for AmArin Pktko: KUM-Firm : ifi'n tv.r J. o.u for rnrt t.,r,H..,l ' " "" Ori, Linseed quiet, at 40v531. Tt7riN-Ti2?i-y,uiec, at 43o(,41(j. Fork r Irmer and in inir ri,on,i. oi , r, , . . . . - ...muv., oajreis ai zo .ZJ 00 for mess; closiw .7 f; lX,ri "f olu dittu; S23 oO(s24 50 for p:ime; 26,327 for prime tellers' November 15th, at fjj 8720 90; a saies of 81.000 barrels mes, seaera' t days, at 827. - so ten Beef steady ; sales of 185 barrels at Slla 19 lor new plain mess; $19(3,2-1 2T lor nevr extra iues; tierce beet dull at $28(129 for pi line mess; $3i(g,y2 for India mew. Beef bams 28(j33c. . . ,.VCT A1 Stesdy and quiet; sales of 120 packages at 11 llc for snoulders; 12a 17c lor hums; middles dull and heavy; baies ot loo boxes sliort ribbed at 14Kc: also sales of 100 boxes snort clear. . luAHD -lenuir and auiet: sales nf ill YT.H17yi? ,or. 8team. "ki 17;Jic for kettle reuuered. liurTER steady at25a27o for Ohio; 383 5; for fctaw. Cheese Quiet at 13170. Fkeiohtj To Liverpool quiet and very firm. St. Louis Market. By Telegraph.J 8t. Louis. Oct. J9. Tobacco There was an improved de muni, but boilers as teed higher prices. 1,1ICVICU UUQlIll'N, CoTroM- Quiet at. 22!4 ?22cfor middling Hemp-Noiniui' doiusr. l't.t uk Dull, lower, at-.d drooplug, with supertine sold at 8;3ff.5 75; extra itljiti 50; XX S8; fancy JlOall 73 - . ' WHKATVery heavy and lower; prime to cnoice red old at SI 60 at 77!; fancy red and white SI 952; Spring uncliaiined ; ,e..Il0- 2 Nhrasaa sold at SI 151 18; No. 1 SI 2'tl 22. - i orn uull and lower at 811 03. Oats Kasler at vtiiKVArat 0 . ' ' Bari.ev Unchanged at tl ROl 90 for rnme and ctioiee Iowa; 82 05 lor choice tlnots; 92 l0(a,2 3.5 lor fancy Minnesota and Mlssour , aud 2 50 (or prime Kalh UVK-Dull and Inwr at SI OSjl 12. Pork -Quiet at S.0 75. Bacon nlir sbontdHrs in ii ai. nw t-t ick lUhl Hudmarnet firmer at 13iylVXAc for shou.ders; ln'o lor extra henvy clear rib sides: YIV:,ra.lsAa f.ir rli.r kwIau- 1 Jia 18c for uiat-cued hums. LARD O.ulet at lSn lorehoinn tluron and' 2034c tor keg. - wh sky Dull and lower at 81 10. CATThK Dull, lower. and irregular. nrt.U no Milppln demand; common lo choice for city coasumption S3..K5 60ross. flOGS In lare kuiiiiIvhii.I l,ni of. sui-m 87 50 ross. ' Kkce vra -Flour 5,.500 barrels; JMH.OOi) bushels wheat: 4.700 bushel corn: 20.300 busbels oat: 5.6UO bushels barmv' 3nm bushelii rye; 38J nous. Cincinnati MarRct. By Telegraph. Cincinnati, Oct. 29. Fwur-Is in moderate demand; family $7 .r;0 i7 75. VV ii.at Dull, but prlc;s are nominally unennngt d. t'OR.v Unchanged find oniet: no oid offering or consequence; tliere is a good demand tor uew eir at (i2t05c. Ivyk I'liil at 81 ao for No. 1. OATS Are a shade llrmer at .WrtLKSn- for No. 1. Bah let Veglected. Cotton Uncoatined. with a fair demand for pi liners at 23KC for middlinu. Ton ACco Unchanged. WlllSKT-Dull: held at 81 10 with 1 05 Offend. Bacon There Is a molerate demand at 13c for shoulders and 17c for clear sides. i.ard -JNew dull nt 15'c. Grkkv M eats Ileal at 7Jic 10c and :c, with but little done, tbe weather be-in-r too ml d. Hoos Dull : sales of lots averanlnz 2."0 to E6J lbs. cross nt 87 23 gross; receiuts liiiht. BULK meats New are offered at 9: and IlUc packed, ut bedelivereo next mouth. , UROCh.uiK3 -Unoljaned and quiet. 1.G8S-advanced to 29c. Linseed Oil-DuU and prices nominal. at-SI 00. Gold At. 1344 buyinjr. Lxciiange Firm at par buying. Chlcaso MarKet. By Telegraph. Chicago. Oct. 29. Money Eastern exchange firm nt. I. 10 on ouying ana 1-10 premium selling Kl-our Firmer but quiet; Wpi'iug extras Wheat 3,310 higher; sales' or No. 1 at 81 23.usl 24; No. 2 at SI 1.3 al 1H. closing at SI 151 10 lor No. 2; sales of No. 2 siuce 'Change at 81 10. h C bn Dull at 33o higher; sales of No. J "tJ7K&!c; No. 2 ai777ij$c; rejected at "Ais., aim new ui iic Closing a 79 4 79;c lor No. I: sales ih.s uf eruoon at 77i4. oats Modemtely fir . and active, aud 'ailvio higher; sales at734r7lc. " Kite Quiet and 3j.4h hoThcr- oi. r-r No. I at l 08 ail ll: o. 2 at jfl i7t, fix closing with sellers of No.lattl ill. and No. 2 at SI 07. Barley Weak at l2c lower; sales of No. 2 at 8l 5Kal 55:. r ieeled 8l 9X ...w.,,r at8l 5l'l 52 lor No. I. ' HiGHwrtiEi-Easier; sales at 81 SI C5. PuoVimions Quiet and steady. Mess pork 828 603,29. Suor -rib mld tles i;JJfi-'Hc; rejected shoulders 8c; d y salted nominal at 10c, Lard inactive at loiiJc. Cattlk Dull at 1525e Towtr; sale at 8-1 oogjo ao lor common and medium grades. Hogs Tne b- tter grades are ino.ierately active at SO 7bCj,7 7.3; 'commou aud iu erior lots dull at 88 2(96 03. FRKiGHTS-rHleady and qaiet at 7Vo by sail aud 8c by siem lor oatsand loc lor Wheat by sail to Buflaio. LoulsTille Market. By Telegraph. J liOuisville, Oct. 27. Tobacco Firm, with light receipts, at 86 00(!15 00 lugs tonedlum leaf. Flour Superfine, W 00; No. 189 00. Wheat 81 753 1 95. Corn old lu bum. &3390c; new, in ear, 55" uc. Oats 54(355e In bulk. Mkss PokK 8ri0 60oni 00. Bacon Shoulders 13c; clear rib sides 16'c; cienr sides, 17ic. "Lard T ercee 174o. WiiisKT Raw, liee, 81 10, Memphis 21arftct. By Telegraph. 1 Mmpuu, Oct. 29. Cotton hair and unchanged; receipts, 2,121 hales : export 2,6.52 bales. Flock S7 0Agti3 00. Corn None. Oats 6 c. I1AY-S25. Bran sJ. Corn M eal 84 CO. Lard 20tj21c." PORK-J32 50. BACON Dullt shonlrlpru UXin. and clear sides 18c. 1 Sew York old and fctoctt SlarSet. By Telesrraph. New York. Oct. 9, Money Continues In activa demand, and stringent at 7 percent, currency, with a commission of l-liili per cent. 10 7 per ceut. gold. A laiga uurttber of Western merchants are here asking a-comrnod-tious to move their grain lo the seaOoard. Discounts are nominal. The course of a few banks In assisting in locking up greenbchs is under consideration by theprooer official, and it Is hinted that one or two ot them may pass luto the hands of the r oc 1 v p n sterling Dull, at WSA9 per cent. tiOLD Opened at 134; advanced tOl345-i; feh 10 1346, and clced at lSvyldi. (joVEKNMKNTS Shade lower, t uupons or 81. H4(all5; do. '02, 113; do. '64, 111J4 (ctil-C: do. '05, Hi; do. new. ilo?llo: uo 'dr. IM&WA', do. '04, 1104; 10-40s, 105 1055.

ESTABLISHED. 1831;

hen York Dry Goods 22ar Kct. ByTelegraph. New York, Oct. 19. pruRJiiSOD?-Tho general market la quiet Tub .ohrVlU lnds of 8taP'e Roods, bustne ,wev"-. are doing a fair arV wanted C'rlfln laSfles of whicti wwaSi; ?PJ.0Sal. ne- Ambries em priTO" 20 iViiid. b?,n In Bbt Mock, femlth Slfd hrf'Vfr; t,?e Washington and ATnaburK satuSdDla11ra"cea & and p ice ad va?o,5i 4 ?,are very scarce, ll" 1. 1 19c- nin Ad;' ,emnr'ftse11 rea-l-a ready sale at Keiuu Lwl,n aud want.d at 17; mous d l,,," plain a ad colored V quest, andprl ea favor Kdlersf heavv neenas steady at 1,16c for bt

"H"ra uu zor oewt watei-Dronr in a ilea. - New Orleans Mar&et. J loiegrapn.j in kw (JRLEAXS. Oct. i"9 Cottow Heavy and a shade lower; midok s. J?o nuesoi zn,wj Dales. Keceipu. 6,927 bales; exports, 640 baies. ' Si;ab Receipts all sold; fair at 12Ko: AloiASSES-Active; Louisiana prlne to choice, sit l 10. Fi-our-DuiI and depressed; superllneat C'OKN-Quie , at Slral 02'4. OATS-Iiisctive, at (Kti2c. Hbas-Uncunnged. JVlli.SS fKJK Olliet unit Arm of rj V i .A00-'oice scarce; jobbing shoulder 14'4 ; clear sides 8'4c liAKu-uuu; tierce 19;ic, keg 22c. European Market. By Cable. London, Oct. 29 Eve. cuu.ioN-ina weekly statement of th ijanic or bugund sljpws that the Bullion li a s d ef reased 100,000. Consols-91; 5-208 firmer at 73. fARis, Oct. 29-Eve. notjRSK-Qaiet, Rentes 70f 5c. DRUGGISTS. FRED. BCfiCEKUAIflf. W. B. EtJRFORD SGIIUEBMANX & BUJBFOBD . Apotliccjiries, OPEIXA IItTJQ STOKE, . . (CHANDLER'S BLOCK,) ' No. 18 South First Street, EYAKSVILLE, ixd. Dealers In Pore Drugs, Medicines, and ..iiuna.is, lure, Xl.aUUieE.ffiC , Ur IllfcUlclual purposes. v ill keep constantly on bar d a large ssortmentof Perlumenes, Tol.et Hoaps. X ' ' ""-" auu ioiii crusiies. m reK0,'1I,Ha" carefully compounded au22 d.im CLOUS) & AJUH, A NX (Tl vnn inxTmvn . . lb JNortia ifirst street AGENTS OH GEORGE H. REED'S DOPIESTii LIQUID DYES. GENERAL AGENTS FOB ARMISTEAD'S TONIC SYKUJ OR UNIVERSAL "OINTMENT,, and , . pile omTMrr. V All orders promptly filled. apr JOUS LAVAL. i.fioiesaieana ueian vtuss. Doal'jr In Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, &c. 31 A IN ST., beU Becoud and Third, Evausville, lud. Partlcnlar attention given to CUTTING wiwdovv ULiAtw loaurnlre. Ijun2ldti a J. SCHLAEPFER, DEALER IW PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES. A NIK CIIE5HCAUS, Wlnos aud XJi-tin ll3s, Where you can find the largest htock ol xunok unices iu me west. Physicians' proscriptions filled at all hours, day or night, by none but experienced "".-escription Druggists. niay2 uum a & B" P B T WAREHOUSE. VUL E. FRENCH & CO., Kos. 47 and 49 Slain St., ETAXSYILLK. The larger! anJ most complete assortment of JIonse-Fiirnishiiiz Goods In the STATE OF INDIANA. - In STYLE, QVATATY, and PRICE, we DKfY ALL COMPETITION, IS A. ST OK WEST. In addition to ail goods, we have onr other lines 01 40,000 Rolls WALL PAPER, at UNUSUALLY LOW FIOURES. By means of a NEW INVENTION lu tbe prwduelion of E lAItI.H FAI"KKS which wecoutrol in this market, we are now enabled to sell these elegant goods at about 25 PER COElSTT. less than the- were ever before ofie In this market. e.UIVErSACALL.-Wi apr!7 dtf WM. 1IEATIS, U. S. Claim Affent. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECT'Jt. AGENT. OfBoe on Main street, between Third and Fourth, No. M5J4 (over Keller's ,'ion stoiei, Evansvill Ind. wiplfe'tt LE1C1I & LEHCKE, Formerly Lelch, Caristedt & Co., Wholesale 15riiggists No. 18 MAIN STREET, an20 dAw3m EVANSVILLE.1ND.

pneces orn to Siec-le & Trible.) MA.icricrcRKM or r,rA'Etis r?

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All orders for work In tbe JJulldfns Hatarejprornptly uttendd to. ?yP-! on han.l r.l! Irtr. 1?CfiUwV.i.',t I K J' I'A 1 1 ir LOU Kei-oll wawiti? of everj' di'serl pt Ion B.LU Dressing of Lumber itouo to order. Factory at the old stand of Steele & Trible, hecoad St., b?t. Chestnut aci Cliorn. jb.VAxevii.Lj;, I.d. apH dil

CARD.

In retlrlni from tbu above partnership I desire to return my thanks to iny trls ix j-t who have hi vol ed me with bnM .;-s. ami woaid ust their contluu.Tire irit h inoDfw firm. JA.MK8 S f EELi;. Kvartsvnio. J,- n, 20.

rvtits-: sM';!4':ti2!t.ft . a. rr.M wt. tlin Li!int)ei U.iHinev i fit i:;s old ManJ at tbe coiner of .Main and .cvciit h Ktree's, and vi-ould repeetlullv Inform tne i-uolrc

j tnat hts!o-k is large and second to ix i.i ine asKOi'tments, fmt.racm i me oi tSilcklif!sses and quality, iriiu tho JitC- ' iiiini t.t.i.imon .a-rlnaw Loard lhret-Jsifii i-'irt i .;. r I'iani. up Alio, ,"imt Doc Krf of various; thlrkn--? and Mvies, sr. I S,or, i.ioii'i . v indowsasii, PI no and Poplar .Shwsl.3 mit t :.i,.n . i., . ...... iilfcT :;" ier-is.ouou, J.C., Ac. uroers Irom the country, river or filled prom ony. ra; nev'l ci JOHN F. GLOVER. iiUlLDKiS' mitt It 7 AJ. "tK "AVE .HST KECKiVED Tfl E following, end ofitr them at remarkably low pi Ices : 60,000 feet YELLOW PINE FLOORING: 20,000 feet POPLAR FLOORING ; 100,000 POPLAR LATHS; 100,000 POPLAR KHINULES; 2,000 barrels choice WHITE LIME; 1,000 barrels CEMENT. AUo on hand a full fctoclr. of Doors, Sasb. Blinds, Glass, Nails, Paints, Oils, and Bnllinc Hardware. BAEC0CX & S1E2LE, , Wafer Street, let. Locust and Y,r:,.t au8 UAwd.10 EvANSvn.LK, Ind Builders and Paiatsrs. fTTEIIAVU I3f SIOHJ, uo.uw) pounds atri tly nure White Lead. 50.ua) pounds pur.- L-tar W hite Lead. 60.WKI pounds llay .-itato White Lead. l.lA) m.'Ioks Lliui-ed )d6.lMOUUdS No. 1 Pill iv. In F!!n.?-:n. Cans. Window Glasi. all Kir.es. UlMicrs'.l-'Hmtsttaii Putty Krlrps. (WLUliy oi ever vorii n- i:! V r. OIL. All of which we tire s- hi lilt tts r-ii as can bo purenio-ei; iu too Vv't'St. ELLEK Vii:iIL', Wlwksale Druggists, ICvamville. huL mch6 tt MANUSACIOKEK OF Sflatl Ttilf;ra Tll'nilc! V; :-f it i andl-ealerla PiD9 and Popli: tlt.Y,t,.,. CM.. HiMxu, rmomxti, Ac, Ofllceand Factory, Comer Fifth and Walnut oil-ecu, lV.'iiisvtlle, lnd. Orders from abrond promptly atteaiiod to. jralSdtf EraasrHlc Depot. B U1LDE RS' E M FORI UM . We ake Tin; AEsrs i on ono of the iai uest Slate menu! n-it.i iffl In the country ,:tnd ui-e prepared to mrui-.lt at tlie manul.iciurers' i.iiees. on short no tice, the following: Rooting blat of diflorout styios aud qiiuiliy; iMaui iiearths; Khite Jams lor Fire places; Klale Lilaeii Boauls lor i-thools; Klate hikI Marble T.les fur b'loors: And would particularly call attention to the fait thai t ic r.ito Heart us, Jaios, and Black Board- n Hik c n-uiiesi, and best arti cle lor tue purpo-e ii w Known. Water, bet. Loct-st nd Walnut i-t-i. maj2y amd 10 JlULUhitS. "T U1SH TO NfSrir V Till IIl'SL!). era aod public in geuersl, llintl Iiiivb on hand and am Mill receiving a lurao stock of Michigan, Easiaav, and Grean Bay Pine and Poplar Flooring and Siding, PINE LILMBEIl, SHINGLES, &c. Which I will sell cheap lor cash. WM. HUNNEL. Office and Fnctory corner Filth r.ad Walnut Hf reefs, Lvan ville.Ind. jel.s 'to ion - Wholesale and R jta-.l Dealers in ' MISTE LUMBEE, SMEgies,. Latu, Loors, and czsh. Also, a lnr;e assort nent of A!lllnv. Chicago, and Toledo L imber and Flooring, uressed aud Undift J. oa band and lor Bale. Extra Sawed ai d Shaved Pine Sltingics, eighteen inches long. We respect fa 11 v solicit the c.'fi: r-n of Evansvilleto tuve x 11 call ar.d exai.iiuo our stock befoie purch isiui; e.sewhtre. Yard on Wat n u h ciiKtn, (Opposite Lamasco WiiarO. EvausTill All orders promptly uttepded to. may'S dm POKT II A Used by Koiiflreda cf 'Congregitl-jEs far Clmrcii cr CcffiEuniou FarP0263. AlsOjExcellent for I.ulks und Vi e.ifelj i'ergo is. . Vineyards, Niw Jersey. NPEEIi'S rUT i!tAIE W J S K, Four TeaiK H1. This Justly celebrated Native Wlnb made from the Juice ol tho Oirto Orape, raised in this coiinm. I" luvaluu.'.io toulc and strengthening properties nro unsurpassed by any other native Wluc. Being the pure juice -f tho grape, pr.duced under Mr. h-pi t r s own j-.r.ou.ti supervision, its pruy aud '.I'ltifiiess are guaranteed. 1 he youngest chl.d nuiy partake of lis generous qmuit les. ami tu weakest invalid may us- it to advamare.. It is particularly Beneficial lo int. s --.1 and debilitated, and suitable to tne various ailments that afliict the weaker bcx. It is iu every ret-pect A. TO HE EE LI ED OiV. Invalids use Speer's Pert Grape Wine. Females ivmH peer's Port Grape Wine, Weakly persons find b.-uetlt by lis u-:e. Hpeer's Win-s in bosp.taU are prelerrci! to other wines. stHold by druggists. A. Kpeer'k'Vineyaid, New Jer?v. f'"'a 2i;T 1 roiHvM v Nw Vfrl i.i..i'..-.' ARTHUR I1DOX, CA. JKNIC1N8. gkj. New Stove aud Tin lloaic. No. 81 Mala Street, . xt I. or it) t!io Old Yashtn;toa Hotel. THE ISDKKSKIMll liv r.w au entire new mock, and wi.l n-rp constantly on iwimhk""" Stoves. Hollow and 'lin Ware, Mai.tios., Urates, Mummer Fronts, 1 res-ed V ar.'.-.r.-.. Which they will sell tO l" Hade ' ' " m.aii orices We aro prepai-d to n i,,,i ol lo!i worn r;.-t r-pulrin i t r.1li.Atlllll low rni'. 35. LODU10, JKN KIN KK.N je3-6m.