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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

From, ,be hest brands Of Preach Calf and Kip. BY
men that are excced ly any other esta shm' IN
the co,.rtry however much they may hltr
Mr. I.ai.y has uniformly taken the best premiums ~
our county Fairs and hosrts Of his Custom Work.
lie also challenges comparison with ALI other dealers -
to PRICES Cal and y.e DANIEL LkkIY.-
Saych ISfS-t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02
Valuable Fars., For sale.

Valuable Farm For Sale.
fYtIE cid homestead farm of James Read, deceased
sistiug of $50 acres. situated in Farm Ridge. ~
miles south of Ottawa is offered for sale the premise.
good dwelling house. barn 4nt 10y 6Jit. shed 2Oit by
10it. ciib 4O 10y cot and other out-budiugs Parm
is well ware by failing stream; 200 bearing
apple and tenant houses. For particulars
price and terS. enquire the premises OF +. lanes
at National City Bank, in Ottawa.
lS-tf ELIAS T. READ,
WM. NJ. READ administrators.
ANNALINE READ I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

"'ERE's YER DAILY lines "A modest,
yet very pleasant looking little daily paper
from Allegheny City, Pa, bearing the above
name, has paid its diurnal visit to our
Office for the last week, Snd on looking
through it we find the publisher to be a
former apprentice in this ofice-lilte
RICHARD for "Dickey,' we used to call
him THEorHILUs. We have, in the twenty
five years we lave published ..the FREE
TRADER, turned out some very good boys,
some that have been Generals and Legisia>
tors; but more truly honest, trusty,
industrious and capable than Richard The
ophilus. The people of Allegheny City will
! fad il pruiitabe to encourage him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

IVA. Hers, Fres't.
TM IL TRUI, Setry- -
~ IL CUSINAS, Treasurer
IL WOO TER, general 4gsrft
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

Totem OF WINTER-The lovely Indian
summer, which for The last tx weeks had
hang about Us like a golden romance, gave
way on Monday to the sterner weather Of
Winter FIRST came clouds aud threateuiags
of rain-tien fall of a lew snow flakes
mixed with raia-and then it cleared of
cold, with nor wester. To-day friday
however, the wind Is again III the south, anI
the thermometer is again ten to fifteen
degrees above freezing point.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

IL nc-sons indebted to the urdsrsgned are notified
that their accounts will he left with Pierce Murray
{my old .tan for settlement during the next three weehs,
and that will be placed in the hands OF D. LeaSens
Justice for settlement 10y suit otherwise may b.
i,nnd necessary A. woLFORD.
nov l1-Av
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02
Far Sale.

WE'LL selected stock of Dry CopIs and Groceries in
"A the CITY Of OTTAWA. H. for selling, change
Of business For particulars apply Ia the subscriber on
the premises L. X. SAMPLE,
ll-f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02
n IL z M AID EN-
AND TH8
RETURNED VOLUNTEER!

The bard is very sorry say that brave volunteer
caught in shower after leaving Mosse' sore
and found the suit he bought of Moses than
with which old shoddy covered his back when in the
ranks being reduced vsry state of nature by the
of the elements. He caught cold aod ha,
been very low; hu. having procured eoinplss suit OF
cloihe. from L. Fskes Magnificent Stock, sr atout
half the that he paid Noses Tor bis Shoddy suit be
is conyacent and hopes to be able 70 give the
balance of the history of his trade with Moses ~ pub
lie In tle meantime he advises all who want
Good, Stylish, Well Made Clothing,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

We are uo receiving a large stock Of TIA" ahnVs cello
iraei stoves burning Illinois C"a ma are prepared 10
furnish them Manufactures Prizes The are pro-
nonc 81 ~ all who used them t.. pat season ~ lie 'he
beet S.Lvs ever n.e5e Icl iItuE..lIUs Coal.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
1HE WEEKLY gIpNE:ElR1.

g,gsY 1HE WEHEElkaL ls ,F{PN M assoc
s-ths 6Estsne*apaper ieaaed in minnesota,
and has besn printed continuously since
1s49. 1t contains ali the news, matter, ssf
the Daily and 1ri-weekly editions, and is
the largest newspaper. printed in the
State. We shall endeavor, rs in the past,
TO- make it emphatically 10, Family sPPepsr.
and welcome visltog p every, household;
the day, the best selected and original tales,
poetry, reviews, and other excellent litera-
~ matter: It il in .eyary respect 2 poppp-
lar newspaper, and the cheapest es we'll as
the best in the State. a% .s1}-s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
very and Sale Stable.

nc undersigned mas Just erected I'm:
- ,,vge and commodious. stable on the cor .
Of Lake Street and Perry Place. oppo-
y >Clark's store, near the Central House.
', .i;.h he has filed with livery stock, COM
ing number of
FINE II RsIES, 6
: table for either riding or driving, and a
: ;ety OF ..~
HANDsOME: DUGG'IESS -
-" single or double team.
,..lmmodious, elegant carriages for pleas
a.. parties always ready. :,.,,, ';r,'. 1,1<..
-:ll orders for teams for. excursions, Fu
'ls or a Journey will be attended to
). nptly.
lis stock is of the bes. kind, and he in
v'cs his friends to call
= u. B. Sissy
st. Cloud, June 2sd, @1st3: v5n4e-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
THE o. :sse' ,c ,9|1tts FgN7b6H THE

The several editions vim present: - full,
s ts ss ss's.a & DE- s,s:t
telegedphic report, respoudoncs, &c.
Especial F!ains will be bestowed upon COM
mercial and Market Reports, up to the mo-
ment We 60 to press. TO this will be add
ed a lively interest in local matters, and in
everything calculated torprod1ote ,the,iAate-
rial prosperity incur people sThe general
army news will be published promptly,
faithfully and fully, and especial attention
will be directed to intelligence relating to
Minnesota tuoSps in ths.fea, eiSipe the la
test, most authentic and detailed informa-
ltion As to their locality and the conduct Of
officers and soldiers.
i Of :pIONEER ,PRlNTING * OMPANy:i
.rssa rsl7 soSt.y Paul, 81 Minnesota
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
q. II Z. - 70 g Z '.37s-F7I. = ~
i;t.3ga:x FALL Il WINTER. 81 -. 1865.
ss.MNEs0TA3fs STAGE COMFY
PASSENGER LINE. :.

PASSENGEh LINE.F@ ~
.,.,d covered Coaches; with careful and experen-
.trivers. i ..,.e! f,4.; egu-..i,.-s
,ehedule Of Departures from St. Cloud
-, st. Paul ION each side of river) daily at a. m
;. st Ripley and Grow Wing-Tucsdays,, Thursdays
" saturdays, at D. m.
.fmond, Sank Center, Alexandria, Pomme do
.. and Fort Abercrombio -Tuesdays and satur-
:: at 6 .. m. 4,a 49, ,nrf ..Gaft--.. -...
.pecial messenger on every ronte, and passengers
. :ely on every attention Conducive other comfort
For further Ratticulars' enquire q their once
.,e Central House. a =. 49, y6n7
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

.Isi<nlsd every. Mondsy;fl Wsdnesdsy, did
sridayy aud, will be found.a~ veayt, Goouveny
lent issue in localities which have noe daily
mail7s dtcontans 1ll tie ,anttsii L exclusive
of advertisements) that appears in the Dali
" edition. -------~ri s..s...
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

! + TRAINS LEAVE AS FO1L.oWIfa
FAST MAIL-Leaves Pittsburgh alta 90 q. y arriving
at Altoona for breakfast at 750 reaching Har-
tisburg It, 1O5 w.. and philadelphia at $50 p. m
i1ALTIMORE PASSENGERS BY this train leavs HAIR
1sburg at 20 P.xand arrive In saltmore $40 pm.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train leave Phil
adelphi" at 6.45 P. u. and arrive in New York At
1000 Pm. '@''*'< a. - - 49, 80 - . -
Through II. ACCOMMODATIONS Stopping at all sta.
tios- Leaves Pittsburg at 600 a. arrives At Al
tOona fDr, dinner At II rs reaches Harrisburg
at SHOP. ~, and Philadclph at II Is Pm.
THROUGH EXPRESS-I.eave Pittsburg at 4:35;p PM
Rrrives at Altoona for supper at 20 r. r. reaches
Harrisburg ut 29O and Philadelphia at 20 m
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by THIS train leave Har
risburg $50 and arrive in Baltimore at a M
NEW YORK,PAssENGiERSb by this train leave Phil
adeIpbin at 81 and arrive in New York at 1900 m
FAST LlNE.Lcavcs Pittsburg 1t s45 p. M, arrives
rat Altoona ut Lib ~, reaches Harrisburg At So
am, and Lancaster for breakfast ut = 25 a. N. ar
irving In Philadelphia at 1885 a. m. t.HAt
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leavs
Harrisburg q eo F. ~ and arriye IN Baltimore at
NEW YORK PASSENGERS ly this train have a
choice Of routes. sleeping car runs through from
Pittsburg to New York, without change, via Harris.
burg and Allentown, arriving in New York at 1.45
~. m. By way Of Philadelphia, passengers reach
New York at 2.45 p m.
49, IA. = =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
Live Stock.

Drovcrs anil farmers will find this L most vanta
genus rqute for live stock. Capacious yards el ".
tered and supplied with every convenience, have be.,
opened On tliS line and ts connections, and every al
tentien Is wid their wants From Harrisburg xl,re
ing. choice is offered Of the PHI ADELPIITA. n v
YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.. This will ais.
DO f0onaf the shertc q.Ekcst and 'post direct
for stock to New YORK. via allentown and IT "
er changes than any other.
.'ENOCH LEWIS, Gev'l Superintendent. Altoona. T..
- Z. n0UpT.. Cent Ticket agent, Philadelphia.
H.H! HOUSTON, Gent Freight Agest, Philadell lila
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

Strayed from the subscriber, at Sank
Rapids about twe ,! months ? p Ego, s.1y
+ One Rcd-Roan Stag,
Fs,1st ol5s.Dl shoritsep. 1sseII
Ono Black & White OK,
About ten v. ars oil
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
UNION MEAT. MARKET:

Is $50 THOs:s g.: ALDEN Id EN-, ;'.::. NJ
Would respectfully inform, the people, Of s..
Cloud that lie is prepared to- furnish them
with all kinds IF the choicest fresh meat.
Fresh bc:f, veal, pork, mutton, poultry and
game in its season, 1t prices IS low as the
lo y ! share Of the public patronage is
solicited. Shop one door north Of wells
Hardware Store.,s. = ii ss: : -. !, 4 "a.
St. Cloud, May 18th, 1864. nsg v6n48-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
LAND OFFICE, Sr. CLoUD, MIMI,
- f5snqary 2dy18qd !

To George Ii. Small: -. $685. = "-'-
EIa. 4-Y Oh are hereby notified, TO ,sptear
at the above named Land Office on the 18th
day BIZ F1nruafy1,s 1856 5ats1O 'nhrksA: NJ;
to sf,oowx by Witnesses that you Have not
abandoned your homestead ENTRY, No: 5T9,
made at The, above named Land Office on
the 81 st day Of May, 1864, on the g. / sc. 1
and NV 20 / Section 10, and NV sw
s ssss;ss jsa1syg Ill.,! as
on your part and will at that time apply
to, enter sid tract himself; aaiE;o1na es5 =
hsuA E7o's T: c. MCCLURE; ktyister.Iss
jan5-6w i4msC! Al GILMAN, al9tctf1st. Ts'os'
T-"a, O. P.1,PEABopX,,,!5l'o9na' -, y
Do''ar' 'vnso z1ssit bbyahrii tea ~ ojt'uor
'"* 1M,ffoRrEP AND aIpeolMsiEsgiiecisI.,.s',5, !.
WINES, o LIQUORS : sl CIGARS 8;
bsylo THIRD Il: RI STREET,, 81, slan,7.
txeensJack,ont and Robert Streets, ~
5.ra 81. ,sA1HTPAU1, MIHH. I -.1if.dfr..
aH3i1 hsf h.s s-+-------'---.aiy .1adn37f1 70 {
Constantly onGhand full supply Of: Double
Rectifiedls .andg Old, r ye q snd1 Bourbon
Whiskeys.HT Kiiot v6n62-lyssd
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

,..a.., Il The, DAILY PIONEER. J. siba5
Is issued every morning lathe week {AIon.
days excepted.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

w.
49, e. 80. 80 = = =, :.
s.. M -. .-.:.l-is ,Ia-rl,4-f
TIE 81. PAUL 1883
Daily 4rf.v gselE3ysnd ~ SVSfAly,f:g.
rs the only Union Journal o. stscspltdk
81 the 6t.to. and enters its1 Fifth aNolss
nme WITH an estabnshsd, riSputation - by
far The btyr ny,Bspsper published west Of Chi.
caxo. It is SUFFICIENT proof 81 the unri-
vailed Ind rapidly inereasing populanty. Of
the eIrlss. that III the short $3.50 ofsfsuF'
years It has attsined' nesf1y t'eelSsne o,re",s
lation Of my otiier NewsPsPer Poolelsai
IN the Statss1T-a, 1act q ...s.sS
advertisers. This NAL suee.s: p; ~
owing not only to ths 1scVt -. y He".ls
sentiments are ~ harmony WIN . ..v.s ~ y.
the great majority q. thsr people; ..s
great superiority over Oil Hs Ivs.s z .:1y
1t, 1s,z ALWAYS, AHEAD n NEWS, rei,a .,gs
All f.r.,no.. = the d;scnasion OF all sub
;ect. Of nuhl;c ,;uter.st: and IN. advocacy Of
nj r,ea.nr.a ~ tfI.; material. development
~ the s,.i. .Ga'i aV-aIseI ri fft3Eaapsng
It h.s a far more extensive and intelli-
gent War and state Corre,pondsnoe1th thar.
anv MinnesofS ioIfN1ll ahd better Local
and Commercial, Reporters-snd several
excellent Poetical and Literary contribu-
tors. It il, in short, s,'5' . 'sf5tEf''5'
. ~. Rat n.n.r., N.~et.n.+
~ ~. Co. N.-.-.1.r f@# -
~ ~ 1oc.1 Ns~.iss1.-- szsse+ss ,a2.:at
rne NJ. po,;.;..i Iep.,;sj, Fsizs.I -.;tr
r 1ne Rse. at.t;s.;".1 I",,rn.i
~ DE- T.s:I...;a. Ia.-,.1; z>gH,sti
nv my o oes. n rs. ..:., I".,r..I..3 1T
nv Dc. :.....- Io,,-n.l
1"e nos.: Y, ''1'' T'ii -!
Inc Dest " ~ 'oA' i 100 ,,t@es III.
Published in the State. ana I1r'nef% a.2.'
the Press 10 much the Isheest Daeiy - ~ ,
nesota, and publishes daily aooa. one7.nna
more keod.ng H eIla tnsn any o'n1 ~. 10
the Official Paper OF me e'a': ana - s.e.a
states; ana the cnya paper $3.50 s
which PuoIisnes TIC LAWS " o'"e' e's e
the LEGISLATURE -~--------~,~
~ ~ g:<:a '.t-tt,s.,-- Fl, ,,,g11 e:
AS e Yoltlcal SolFna', tns P.et ~. xye
OF the lress 10 9 sumeien' hue e ~ .
ture. Devoutly believing tnst >ois,st
everywhere and IN l's very na.1Is n.ss.:s
TO Free Gcvernmentt ha' me neoen'on "a
its natural and necessary onsPfspS
that the extinction Of this gVe .:,'l
and anti National institution IL IN 1nois-
pensabls couditiIn ofsolid Peace OF issnne
Union, the Press heartily approves anu 81 -
nestly advocates al constitutional War OF
Civil measures looking to its entire ext'1Pss
ton. rhe triumphant issue of the recent
Presidential elections establshgd the asses-
dency of these principles IN tne iI.uEs " -.
litical life Of the Republic. As the feecgS
mixed exponent Of the idea " sna Pont,es
which are TO control our State ana Netaee-
al Administration, the Pres may justly
anticipate large increase OF elrcuiast u.,ll
among the Is, OOO Union men OF Mlnneso1s
who have recently endorsed its principles
by their votes. We are about entering,
too, upon period Of singular interest,"
when - frst-rate. Newspaper, conducted
upon sound political maxims. will be more
;h;s ever nsss,y i s,ft y;' dSqss
Lincoln g election in 1860. seems destined
vNSp.op /, Iii ~ rn.nIn
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
!, M EA TIM ARKET..."' s31
i JOSEPH. HOWARD, Proprietor ;a r;. + r

%osAllkindss Of 5msst-bee:,, pork, chickens
turkeys, sausage, pudding; smoke tongue,
So, Kept. constantly ;en hand and for, sale
meat are requested to CALI Opposite the
Fletcher sHosse. IT, ., ~, .%'5n.''z. nov29-1y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

! One R cd. 8La,l',
About three years old. ~v.x y,
Any, person returning, the, above to the
subscriber, at Sauk Rapids, viii be liber-
ally rewarded. us;rs> W. D. LUTHER:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
MEAT MARKET

ERESH Meat. Hans, Sausage and yege'
In,tahles all kinds, kept constantly, c.
hand. 10 6hopitn ST. Germain street. i 81 e.
! r. ;$"F,soh piss 1rhi SosCHAS.t,TB ETC s1'sa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
BALLARD, RIFLES.
HENRYG RIFLES.

HENRYi RIFLES
i .aHizss uoTE.
y + ANEW lot Of these famous {!'a
FIFTEEN-SIIOT RIFLES
.ysGsE 2H:Gslsasl ateasHH 600 q
Just arriving. These rifles will discharge
ehirty shots per minute, and 'stsuld 6e III ~.
cry hunters hands. Also, a full supply OF
cartridges. ut - 's'sIrz" s5Ga !la<a Esias't
: asi = Wit .le II &c. 7PRoAL's,a t''t
, Corner Sd and Robert streets, 4
v7n9-tfs%>'.;2 p n''''} S'"'$nH''n St. Paul
Lt - II - --.
: ,~iiyi1II]o@S1T: ,sniss
!,...-f,t al. u !1i--A-r.E !lv:Ac .lyE al
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
ARMY AGUE: DROPS,

We respectfully call attention TO our tes-
tinonials. Many Of our letters attest that
ht1lFSds of'akss 1h+s*nse4'Rle in the
Army by its use: Indeed, so wen are its
curative qualities appreciated IN the army
that the most successful Surgeons in the
field .nAhoYRinlksp use it almost exclusively
in the Diseases fpr which we claim its infal-
hbility. The best physicians always seize
the best means TO effect q cure, hence the
mi q, ~. w. ~ III. !. 2
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

Tickets for sale to Boston bv Boat or Rail
- Boats Tickets good on any Of tho sound Lines u
Fare to all points as low as any Route
(. ..:,t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

: '"DA,Stewart, Freight Agent. lt1t*t.rah.:
T'"f Claskc' 4 Co, Transfer Agents. fths't"rah.
II " Brown Co. Cincinnati. nts. s~>->> -. -
re Mclir,lm L Co. Madison, I".;se"a.
T. Moore, xLou;sriue,s kentucky,
WM Altman, Erunsril'e. Mdid"o.
RI Sass. 81. L,uis. Mi<soxri.
5r~ Ciarke'k Ga" Chicago. illinois, ;,l5;'l I'll
~ u n Mi<:olni, Ie,rfsss'afk @. ~ j. II fs:
-. ~ a Ea'vc M,vxrille. @Kv. 7nR 80 a94 -gr.r.
e>Dtai e. Co. .NnristtU. o. --r.,,' 80 =. ...!
f. Ayvcs .N.sskisgxss sRirsr.s = : :, = - s...;
VII 4 + l. Langley. GuHi"'S';*, O.
=, >, II ) Pierce t. CO, Zt,,ssriIir, o.
MI Hudson, RiiHry, o. 60 ''''-y ~ :
RC Mcidrnm. Gese,ri Tiar.ii,.y, -io'm.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
SIEEPING CARS
-. - n on ON NIGHT TRAINS TO '75't5zs5',
Philada, New York and Baltim Q
BAGGAcE CHECKED 7WR0tGH I'M
- TRANSFERRED FREE. -.'%5 %
Freights.

pr this route frcights Of all descriptions be hT
~arded to and from Philadelphia, New York BOSTON
Or Ohio FehtdeR Indiana, iaiipis wiscensin, Is~e
Or Missouri, BY RaiIsnad direct.
sThH P5nt5 aha Central Railroad also connecs at
Pittsburgh steamers, BY which goods can lc for
wardcd to any port the Ohio Muskingun. Kentucky
Tennessee Cumberland. Illinois, Mississippi Wis ON
sin, Missouri. Kansas Arkansas and Red Rivers; md
at Ceycand- Sandusky and Chicago with ste;,Iic. I"
all ports on the Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrnsing the trHnSl" ia
ton Of their freight to this Company. can rely with
confidence .An.its speedy transit: "a
The Eskes 1t FTeSgI Ito and from any point it, the
West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad. are tau
times as Favorable charged by othcr Rai' "a"
Companies.
~ Be particular to mark packages " ria I, ma
Central II. r.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to or address either Of tbs following agents oi the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

B@~A curious Incident occurred On
Monday Of last week, at Kane station, on
the Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad, %
related in the WiliiAmspoft Bulletin
A locomotive was standing on the track
while the engineer vas at breakiaat-
An Iriahman, 70 CRAFTY curiosity, step
ped on and opened the valve, letting an
. full head Of steam. For moment
the great rush Of steam drove the wheels
around 90 rapidly that the engine stood
still, ard the Irishmau jumped oh'
Then eth a bound, away i weat do~'n
the road NJ me rave os seventy or eighty
miles an hour, for about three mileai
when Ii ran into Two ears loaded with
lumber, scattering them lake chad, bpi
ut the same tims smashing itself into a
useless heap. No one was killed, bnt i
Is our opinion the Irishman ought q
have taken the ride and the chrncea d
the engine, smash and ALL Phftadef'
phfd Evening Bulletin
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
IDIED.

KENeEnY-On Tuesday mornink. Oct, atal.
~ typhoid fever, AZ The fasidanes o. bis rothef,
nr. Kennedy, near the city. Mr. Hgrstio n. kea~
nedy, ia the ATTY -savuufh rear Of his sse,
NE. Kennedy wsa a native Of ireland. MS
home was In New Brighton, Paunsslvania. He
cams 10 this placs some ave weeks sgo. on viult
and was seized with thu aissase that uitimassd (
bis death. He leaves vita Aad hse shikifsa ..
mOat Of whom arr married aad sssted IN iifs.
For thirty pears he haa herH HsnbeF o. tls
Prssbytsriaa church, In the place whera he lived
and, IN his last moments. sxprgsssd his uasbaken
conadenes Of salvation tArsagh sLfist his sa
daemer. .
aMnrk The parfoct man aud heho.d the upright
fer fAe ead n fa4si saaa = psaeas
The remains Of Mr.. Keansdy viii Be taken 9
the railresd depot. At o'eleek this moraiag, e
be conveyed. BY his brother, bis fate hone,
new demolAsa becanas ~ hAa death
KTaFTLY.--At aasieleA. an sandsy, Tbs 2asl
lost, OF conlv,sion 81 ths braih, hrs, Josiah
| kightiy. asafsa
| Mrs. Rightly wss spauEhser Of Raseksh,
Ana her EenaGna wAll hs bromg6t ~ shs# cisy 10 !
mornlHg br the o'eioek srAip. anil tte funsra
viii taks place ftem The resilsoee % EseasHui
crose, on Fiith s,rsst Al so'e.cs<. 2 -. tervics
| By Rev. Mersdish. Of Patoaa Aembers q en-
Degree Of Reb-kah and sha hieeds or the famiIi
are iavited 10 attend,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

A STEr IN AnvANcE.--The Senate Of
Tennessee, few days ago, passed the
following just and righteous bin. The
House win probably concur ~ss.
IA bill to do Justice, and render per
sons of African and Indian descent
competent witnesses in the Courts of
this State.
"Be IL enacted by the Geaeral Assem-
BIZ If the State Of Tennessee, That
persons of African or Indian descent
are hereby declared to be competent
witnesses in all the Courts of this State,
in as full manner rs such persons are,
by an act Of Congress, competent wit
nesses in all the Courts of the United
States; and all laws and parts Of laws
of this State, excluding such persons
from competency, are hereby repealed.
The vote on its FINAL passage stood q
follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Ald.idge, Bossin, Bow
en-, Case, Cypert, Keith, McElwee, Smith
Spence and Trimhell--l0. A#
Nays-Messrs. Carrigans Frazier, Q
Wilson, Frazier, Of Knox, Johnson, Las
ater, Mckinney, Newbern, Senter an
Speaker Frierson--9. s aa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

NEW YoRK, Oct 3I-The Herald .
Washington special ears: -
Mr. Torbut, formerly PrEssespt Of he
Bank Of Tennsssee, aa applicant Tor par
don, was loudly declaring, last evening
al a hotel, against the justice Of am
interference in the matter Of the Soutb-
srn States paying their debts.
The Fresdnsn's BarsGo is making 50
extensive report relative TO tie school
system among the freedmen
Several bogus notes q lAfgs denemi-
natioa have been received 81 Washing
ton, having passed thro0gh the hands ol
several Of the Sab Treasures :
The President has ncf yes taken up
the Wirz case.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

NRw CANAL ScHEME. The Davenpors
Gdxette says DR.. c. @, Parry has conn
pleted the preliminary survey on which
a canal can be successfully constructed
to connect the Upper Mississippi and
Lake Michigan, Some additional facts
however relating to a portion Of Rock
River, remain to DO aseertained aud col
lectsd. To secure this, DR.. Parry has
gene to Springfield, Illinois, TO examine
the plats of surveys made some twenty
years ago by the State A public meet
ing will shortly be held at Davenport 4
appoint committees and put the mattel
in shape for Congress.