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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
FROM MISSOURI.
Horrible Afrccities-Ouilaw nj Work
Thc Town of Holden Set ON Fire
ythOlc,aIe Murders.
wsITenbng MOL Cor 81, I.oni. News.

Wsrrerbug (Mo.) Cor 81. Loui. News.
On Thursday last MAY y, Capt. Arnold,
Will an escort OF eight ,nen. started for Lexington;
when in the ueebbohood OF the mounds about twentn
buslwbeokers gave them chase. In tie run for ~
James Farreips horse fell and the pursucrs came up
and riddcd his head with balls. The remainder escaped
and arrived of Lexington in safety Upon me receipt
of this intelligence. Lieut. Chester went with scout
OF thirty men into Lafayette County. and returned
by the Columbus road. On the route ne Killed ihfee
bnshv hackers and IL IL reported burned one house
On Saturday night the 9TH inst. u parry OF ABOUT
twenty bushwhaekers entered the own ofIIoden when
igt ensued between them and the citizens. result
ing in the wounding of Henry Rose. In refnrn
for the leaden compliment he wounded a bhshwhschef
and they had hold him on his horse as they left IL
seems that between and hundred OF these out
laws crossed Big Creek. taking one benjamin Mann
prisoner. They ore supposed to be those VINO
brought him to their camp on Saturday nishi
and cut his throat. Part Of these men visited
Holden the same night while the remainder something
over one hundred captured .kinRsviie aud murdered
or wounded every male citizen that lei INTO Their
bands with the exception of two who were relatives oil
theirs.
The killed are W. II. Duncan, Ga son OF Capt Dun
cam David Giyens James Paul Abner Ryan. -
Buyris two Irish railroad hands and one negro ne
wounded Capt. Duncan, ). Duncan ana WIN:
Johnston These feDds then robbed the place ana set
fire TO It, destroying five buildings. The road is to be
guarded to prevent any further interruption oi Tue
work.
On Monday evening man by the name Of Starr.
from Ohio, who had been out west Of this place looking
laDd returning foot and when within three
miles Of this place was met by two men, sbot ana
robbed
On the same evening two Kingsvle were
killed one BY the Of Alexander, the other his
sou in law both Southern men, Thus you see our
troubles are fairly inaugurated. Part Of the bush
whackers were known having resided here before the
war and they have been IN the brush the last four
wears think il might be well enough TO offer the
same amnesty Rebels in arms in this state that has
been offered in Kentucky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
The -subscriptions Yesier-
daY.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, May

PHILADELPHIA Monday, May %, 1865.
Tho subscriptions to-day to the Seven.Thlrty
Loan in all parts Of the Union, teegraphed to jay
Cooke Subscription Agent, amounts to 81 763 800. The
largest single Western subscriptions ei250C0 from
the Fourth National Bank OF Cincinnati; $4,000 from
the First National Bank Of Pittsburg; 5000 from the
First National Bank Of Dcs Moinc. Iowa. $50 600 from
the First National Bank Of St. Paul. Mimi. and s75UVO
from the Second National Bank Of 81. Louis.
The largest Eastern subscriptions were; sioG0U
from &. w. Guest. cashier &C Baltimore and slVoOo
from the First National Bank Of Albany.
The number Of individual subscriptions by working
men. making apportions of the above aggregate Is
I 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

Fort HAMILTON, Monday, May ~, iebJ.
Justice Bennett held an inquest here to-day
upon a man about 80 years old. gray hair. no teeth
dressed in coarse linen shirt gray pants with broad
black stripe, eoarse pegged shoes AID WOODEN socks
Verdict found drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
nco,b Of the Hon. Jere. Clemens.

HUNTSVILLE, AIS, May 81, 1903
The Hon. Jerc. Clemens, ex-United States
Senator from Alabama. died at his residence In this
city this morning. at q. o'clock. OF congestion Of the
lungs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
No Signs Of she China.

HALIFAX, Monday. May ell p m.
There are no signs of the China. The fog was
very thick yesterday and to-day of the coast and still
continues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

CAIRO, May ~, Iooo
Gen. John +. Smith supersedes Gen. Wash
burDe ut Memphis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
GEORGIA..

From Augns,a- Order verrus Anarchy
Confederate ARMS Dangerous weapons
Tie FreeSimcn-Trea'rnen OF Union
TrOops-Def.nding the AssHssin"iiou-
REORGANIZATION EecsiT8s-W ni Naii-
ledsevitlc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

We are in receipt OF files of The |agrStd
Chronicle to the 18th instant, and eXrrct as follows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-20
G0ncer7L Nnkicl

sThTa or ILLINOIS cITSat sog- q 4 Sail.
Ireha r.. Gooiai vs. Soomon! n. Goc7,siIs- B.ll for
Divorce. ...s.H.s t..--.
Affidavit Of the nonrc.iience Of Solomon s. footeIf
dsiedsn Mt above named, having been filed tn. NC ~
the clerk of said Circuit Court Of La Sale county Sotics
Is hereby given to the said Solomon n GOoie that ss
complainant filed her bill u complaint in said court on tt
chancery side thereof on the Seyenteeth day Of pr D.
1868 and that thereupon Isl of sadscourt
against sad defendant reurnabc on tn, second Nondsv
OF june next 1865, as IL by law required.
NOV" unless you, the said Solomon v. GoodeI shall!
personally De and appear before said Circit Court Of
Sale county, the first day Of the nsrt term thereof 4,
be holden at Ottawa in said county the second Monday
OF June isoJ ana plead answer dsmur the sa com
piaaDs bill Of complaint the same and the matter. and
things therein charged and stated will lie taken as
essed and decree entered against you according TO the
prayer Of SAID bill HERMAN SILVER, Clesk.
A j. GROVER CUnI k1i,sa,a Slialor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-20
SECURE A CERTIFICATE

There 10 % hazard or risk Therear No blanks Every
Certificate represents article sell nons Of the
lower grades OF Jewsiry no person receiv. lees than
the value Of their money, and they may get an artra
vQrth i've, tan, . hundred foldi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-20
3 plendid Ii t of Article
All to be sold for ONE DOLLAR Each

AZ the good. in the above List will DO solA vthou,
reservation, for ONE DOLLAR EACH Csrticates Of ali
the srtcl placed in similar erveops sealed
and mixed These envelopes will be by mail or ie
ver.d Mt Office without regard TO choice On rsc.iv
ing certificate you will what article represents
md n j. optional with you send dollar and
the article named, any other in the lat of the
value
By this mode ws give selections a varied stock Of
hne goods Of the beet make and latest styles and Of
trn-c WORTH al nominal price, while all have chance
Of securing articles Of the very highest value
In all transactions by mail charge for forwarding the
Certificate, paying postage and doing the business Is cts
erh Five certificates Will be for 81 Eleven for
Thirty for S. Sixty five for SO; and One Hundred or
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-20
idB.iaistr0tOr's Notice.

ESTATE or CHAELts GILLKs DECEASED.
TIVE undersigned having been appointed Administrator
and Administrator uf the Estate Of Charles Gill.n
late Of the county u Ia Szs Illinois deceased
Court Of La Sale county, the Court House in OTTAWA
AZ the Jun. Term the Third Monday in June next,
at which time all persons having claims against said IL
tate notified and requested attend for the purpose
Of having the adjusted All persons indebted to
sail Estate are requested ~ make immediate payment to
the und-r-igned
Dated this 3lst day o Msrch, =. D. 1865.
DANIEL GILLES, Administrator.
ELIZA J. GILLES Administrative.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-20
Chancery Notice.

STATE or illinois illinois IS, Circuit Court Of La SAIL.
John Jaques W. Harriet Jaqucs.-Ril of Divorce.
Affidavit of the nonrsidncs Of Harriet Jaqes defendant
above named having been filed in the Office Of clerk
OF said Circuit Court Of La Sale county. Notice hereby
given to the said Harriet Jaques That sd complainant
MED his bill Of complaint in said court the chancery
side thereof, the eighteenth day of April A d. 1865
and that summons thercuiou issued Of said court
sgist SAID deiendent rcurbe in the second Monday "
June next A. ID. 1865 as il ly law required.
Now unless YOU the said Harriet Jacques shall personally
DE and appear before said Circuit Court of La Sale
on the FIRST day Of the next thereof be holden
OTTAWA, IN said county on the second Monday June
lSoj, aud plead, deInur the COMPLAIN
ants tl VI complaint, the and the matters and
things therein char ged and stated will taken confess
81 and decree entered sgait You according TIE
prayer Of said bill. HERMAN SILVER tgeTk.
Al GROVER, CsgapI. SSltctt0r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-20
Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Every person knows what they will receive before the
article is paid On receipt Of tfcate you what
article represents and L. Of course at your option
1Aksif any other article list Of the
guarantee entire satisfaction t. every purchaser aud
there should be dissatisfied with any article
received from ns they Immediately return and the
amount Paid VIII be refunded H1-Ons trial will prove
any that this sale gives purchasers than
Any olhsr PROPOSED.
Aexsrs7ws allow hoss actin. Agents Ten Cents on
ord~rsd provided their remttsncs amount
QDs Dollar. -
ny ~ collect - esnoBfos every certificate al -
AsoA Ssa10 - - cent? for each :
~ ~ - GO. DIMxB1 AQfS
- N6R1A ~. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-20
administrators Notice.

ESTE or GEoRGE b. MACY. DxcsisED.
FINllE Undersigned having been appointed Administrator
Il If the Estate Of GEORGE b. MACY. Isto 81 the
county 81 La Sale and state Of Illinois, decreased here
ly notice that he viii sppear before the County
Court Of Ia sale County at the Court House in or
tawa- at the June Term, the third Mon'iay Ia
Juns next which time al persons having claims
acaiut sad Estate notified and requested 10 attend for
the purpose Of having the adjusted All persons In
detd h. said Estate requested . make immediate lsy-
the undersigned.
Dated this Gin day II April 4. n. Iss5.
avs CHARLES MACY, AdnninisEstr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-20

general .sortmen: Il Mirrors, Frames and Plates CIT
Rosewood, Mahogany and Nalaut MoaiGings and Frames
male to order.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-20
Petition fw Guor9saar.s Sol.

NolI,H hereby gfves 10 all persons e5seern.d ,bs,
" af1eIsighei Margaret Reardon dnly .upoin,.i
guaah :" Thomas frarion, Hannah I,.arien lam
ns sna Mary Rsardon, minor children of Andrew
heardoh aecrssed will at the june fern OF The Cann,
Court Of thee county Of "a salt. ami st.t. ~ mn '.y
ned AZ Utssa tn sad ooenty tie fret MONDAY Of
1ue "A, " ioo0 sidy 70 -asd Court ot authority TO sell
lot humoer one ~ IN block nIsber fortyope GI in tb
Of said wards. aAKGl HIT' ~ n nr. vehaht
DicxEY, RICE 4 LEWIS .Sas IS,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-20

This justly celebrated tonic, corrective and aera-
tive is composed entirely of herbs Of weilknogn med
ical virtue the effect of whose combin alton has been
practically tested with such universal success as
"a SUI for
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-20

1900
1888.
3D. MAxprAc1rRR.-Every portion Of the Stove 10
thoroughly constructed Each stove is submitted to
critical text, and none leave or unless com.
pIe,ely and perfectly finished.
Sd CAr,cIrY.-Baking, broiIipg, bsilins, roasting,
and all other culinary operations, performed at the
same time barrel Of -four baked into bread with
single FIRE.
sth. Ecosonr-savins the cost Of the stove IL ors
years in the item OF fuel.
9Th. VENTILATION CT OvRN.-In the Stewart Stove
alone the doors directly into the even, (pro
tee;ed by letters patiently securing direct draft
through top or the ore. by means of per forated
sie. in the door. back iues. It will be borne in
mind that heated air always rises, this metod
OF ventilation is the only OF any va! us whatever
9th Ex1,.E CoxrxeL OF HEAr-The heat generated
nv TIM stove nav be held hsreia ard used tkrenn
into tho room at pleasure.
Eth THE DorpI.g SHEET 20 TON FLrH-By wlisn
COMPRISING and invsrti action OF is obtained,
and the oven more evenly and efficiently heated than
by any ether known invention.
s;h Unconstitutional the top and without the
possibility of smoke entering the ROOM.
9th. Uor WATER Reservoir AND WARNING CLosEr-
Both useful and convenient supplied by the waste heat
and without extra fuel.
10th WATER BACK.-An arrangement for supply ing
hot water FOR the pain room eduai 10 any range.
Sold by all Dealers on a trial Of months; with
q written guaranty for that psi icd II asked.
eK- Beware OF the numerous worthless mutations
now In market See Il. at the of p P Stewart
and OF the manufacturers are stove. No other
is genuine,
vDescriptve pamphlets free mail to any adj
dress Agencies in all the principal cities and ss1ns
in the United States, Adlress,
FULLER WARREN / CO., Troy, ". T.,
sole Manufacturers and Propretcrs of the Clinton
Stove Works.
For sale in Ottawa only by JOHN nANLEY.
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
EsT.TE oF JAMES REED nrrr,sED.
FlNIiE undersigned having been appointed AdInDistratrr
and q the Estate Of James Reed. late
the county Ia sale and Of Inn- d,,r='.s
hereby give. notice that they viii APPEAR leire tho CaUiy
IL sale the Court House in UttaNs ~
the June Term II the Third Monday in June nett,
which all persons having claims -,id Estate
noii. and r-Ue-t, attend for the purIee e" hsv
ing the adjusted. All persons indebted To said E.sts
requested to make immediate payment to the und.s,
signed
Dated this 8 day of April a. 1865.
ANSAIINE REED. Aimnistratrx-
ELIAS =. REED.
VA. VI. REED. Administrators.
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fsgal Embellishments.
- ~ ~ 49, ,s-~---~-
Erec,lfO1.r E,gs,o g..
ESTATE OF Josb sTaswy D,e,,s,,,

The Undersigned having beer appointed r,..u..<,
last will and testament OF joel sravn - scntof d tho
Of IA se and State Of Illinois deoeas h-T.Sy
noyce ina. ne VIII appear before the County Corr, Co.
sale county, At the Court House in Ot.av, :. ~ III
Perm, on The third Monday in Jun. next at rb nn.
az persons having Claims against said estate ars no,;
aDdrequessed TO attend for the purpos tba W.,
adjusted All persons indebted Estate are 1r
cd 20 make immediate payment the
ca:ed this I7sh day Of April 4. D. 1865.
s,,a son, =, ABAER sTRAwS, Executor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-15
The Amerioan Union Commisslon

New YoRK, Nov. 14.-An enthusias-
tic meeting was held at Cooper Institute
last evening under the auspices of the
American Union Commission, organized
to aid in the restoration of the Union
upon the basis of freedom, industry,
education and Christian morality,
Senator Morgan presided. Addresses
were delivered by Governor Parsons, of
Alabama, Rev. DIR. Thompson, President
of the Commission, Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, Major General Meade and
General Fisk. Letters from Secretary
Seward, General Grant, and others, ex-
pressing their entire sympathy with the
object Of the Commission, were read.
The Worlds special says: Docu-
ments accompanying the report of the
Secretary Of the Navy are in print,
containing full history of naval opera
tions along the southern coast, with
maps, charts, sc. The document will
be one of unusual interest The Secre-
tary's report will be about the same
length as last years.
/ The estimates of the next fiscal year
of this department will be $2S, 900, 600.
The appropriations of last year, which
were very large, will be absorbed by the
close of the fiscal year, si391
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-15
The Merrinnac being Raised.

New York, Nov. lL-There are no
additional cases sof cholera on board
the Atlanta. The passengers on board
complain much of detention A strict
quarantine is being enforced by the
commission.
The Hsralds Fortress Monroe letter
of the 7th says: es.t
The Merrimac is being raised. Por-
tions of the machinery have already been
taken out The hrll has been raised
clear of the bottom and is now suspend
ed by chains o
1t is reported JEFF. Davis recently said
Fenianism is bubble, and of Wirz that
the Government need not have gone far
to hang any worse man. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-15

NEW YoRK, November IA.
COTToN-Dull, heavy and declining; Middling
at so. ta7.zt ~se1
FLOUR-Duli, but prices without change; 8 90
as IS for Extra State 8 95@9 10 or Extra L. II.
O.; 9I5@12 10 for trade brancs; market closed
quiet.
wHIsKY-Lower; 43@2S4
wHEAT-1@2c better, closing rather quiet; ;
7S@I IS for chicago.
RYE-DuH and dropping.
BARLEX-Quist
BARLEY MALT-Steady; new Is.
CORN--Ic better; 9299s7z for sound Western
Mixed.
OATE-DuIl; 46G521& for lnsound.
PETROLEU M-kirm.
PORK-Firmer and more doing; S3 1870
3S 62@ for RIees, closing at 33 25 cash; 2S so@
20 90 for Prime Mess.
LARD-Dull; 241a92S%.
COFFEE-Firm.
MOGASSEs-Firm
BUTTER In demand; so@1 for Ohio, and 40
ass for State
CHE Firm; 149l9.
MONEf-Active and steady, at per cent
EXCHANGE More steady; os3S09l 0S54-
and closed at 471k.
u. s. ST0CKS-H41Sc better
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-15
Death OF Prestoa king.

New YORK, Nov. l4-The rumor that
Preston King has resigned is entirely
untrue. Mr. King, for the week past
has been laboring under an attack of
nervous debility Yesterday he left his
room at the Orton House, since which
time nothing has been heard or seen Of
him. This morning, Mr. f. 0dell, Naval
Officer, telegraphed President johnson
to ascertain if Mr. King was in Wash
ington, and received in reply that he
was not there. kilograms have been
sent in various directions, bat no clue
to his whereabouts has been obtained.
LATER Preston King jumped over
board from the Hoboken ferry boat,
while in state of temporary alteration
of mind and was drowned. His body
has not been recovered.
The barque Meridian, from Marseilles,
has been placed in quarantine, and will
be fumigated and detained there FIVE
days. There was cholera at Marseilles,
but no cases on board the vessel
Thirteen hundred and fftyfou bales
captured Mobile cotton was sold at auc-
tion to-day on account at 5la@54 cents;
strict middling brought 434@44 cents.
An offering of so bales sea island cot
ton was withdrawn, only one bid having
been obtained, viz:-50 cents.
LATEsT.-Thurlow Weed states that
Mr.. King was seen to jump off the fer
ryboat yesterday forenoon by little
boy and girl on deck They picked up
bis hat, which has been handed to Mr..
Weed and recognized by him No trace
of the body yet.
The Posts Washington special dis
patch says:
The President is preparing his mas.
slge, rising at A. NJ. for that purpose.
The Heads of Departments are finish
ing their annual reports.
No official notification of the adop-
tion of the Constitutional Amendment
by the South Carolina Legislature has
been received by the President.
The Commercials Washington special
says:
The Secretary of the Treasury, in his
coming report, will simply show how q
portion of the public debt may be fund
ed, and asks general authority to do it
a, such rate of interest as seems expe-
dient to him.
There are additional rumors of the
Presidential proclamation o: peace and
the restoration of the Southern States
to the Union.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-15
nosp,tal at SANDY Hook.

New York, Nov. l4-The Post says
the surgeons who visited Sandy Hook
have reported to the Government that
there are 250 acres of gro ind used for
hospital. 1t is understood, however,
that in consequence of the operation of
New Jersey authorities, no other than a
military hospital will be established at
the mouth of this harbor. Such move,
however, would benefit the city, as it
would be necessary to detain all the
cholera patients, to protect the troops
in the Notifications.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-15
Governors Proclamation.

The closing scenes of most eventful
year bring with them the appropriate
time to offer unto Divine Providence the
tribute of our thanksgiving and praise.
If, therefore, such times have been OBJ
served, in anywise, in obedience to the
demands of custom, rather than as q
grateful offering to God, the signal mer-
cies and kindness we have, as a nation,
been made the recipients of during the
present year, should surely awaken US
to newer and fuller realizatioa than
eversof the reverence and gratitp' due
10 Him who holdeth the destinies Of Ma
tions in His hands.
Our long and bloody civil war is end
ed, and peace again smiles upon the
land; and the end shows that God has
been with US, giving victories to our ar
mics, and guiding the councils of the
nation.
Our harvests have been plenteous, and
the rewards of every branch of labor
and industry have been ample Neither
famine nor pestilence have been known
in our borders, and although we are call
ed upon to lament the death of many
Of our brave soldiers, who have given
their lives as sacrifice for their coun-
try, yet the return of so many thousands
to their homes from bloody fields, made
illustrious by their valor, is source of
joy to ALL The future is full of hope for
the enduring peace and prosperity of the
State, and illimitable prospects for Ma
tional progress, power and glory, are
spread out before us.
In view of these many blessings, and
in compliance not only with custom,
but the convictions of duty, do hereby
appoint Thursday, the 7th of December
next, as q day Of Thanksgiving and
prayer to Almighty God for his mercies,
and earnestly recommend to the people
of Indiana, that laying aside their ordi-
nary ayocations, they assemble them
selves together in their usual places of
worship, and observe that day in the
manner designated, bringing to God the
incense of grateful hearts, and not for
getting to share their abundance with
the poor and needy around them.
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand at the Executive Chamber
in indianapolis, this 18th day of Novem.
Der, 1865. C'LIvER p. MORTON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-15

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov IA - The Gov
ernor's Message, delivered to the Legis-
lature to-day, pertains mostly to State
affairs; recommends prompt provision
for the payment of the public debt, the
establishment of home for disabled
Indiana soldiers and seamen, and of a
Bureau of Emigration; separate schools
for colored children, and the repeal of
the statutes excluding negro testimony;
pays tribute to Indiana soldiers; ap-
proves the Presidents reconstruction
policy; does not consider negro suf
frage a condition precedent; advocates
representation according to the number
of voters, and recommends the adoption
of such an amendment, if it passes Con-
gress.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-15
FLusH-A man named Dennis Raj

FLUsH.-A man named Dennis Relf,
arrived on the North Missouri train yes
terdsy morning, and as he stepped out
of the cars ne was arrested by an officer,
charged with carrying concealed weap-
ons--some woman having informed the
officer of the fact 1t proved that the
traveller had just arrived from Pike 3
Peak, and had even ave po1nds OF Inc
precious in his possession which he had
dug at the mines A plain statement OF
the circumstances induced Capt. Demp-
sew to release him Immediately. He
came from q country where it was un-
healthy to go without his revolver, and
of course didn't like to throw it away on
arriving in our pious city, where snch
ugly things are not known.-St Louis
DjsDGtck
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-15

A large number of volunteer naval
officers are being mustered out. Forty
three assistant engineers were mustered
out in October N.tL.t trER1@s.