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AMERICAN MANUFACTURE

and thereie greatly superior the goods imported from
abroad and hawked about as the cheapest ever sold -
The simple DUTY on imported goods and the mon pRE
MUM ON GOLD (all foreign bills payable in gold
amount 10 more than the entire cost OF many cf the mr.
tCles offered nv us N n,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17
ONLY ONE DOLLAR

WILDE charged for any article OIL our list and this sum
the purchaser need not pay until he KNOWS WHAT NE /.
become so popular for disposing OF large stocks o
Jewcry aud similar productions
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17
Threshing Machine.

HAVE on hand IN Union,own one horse Tbrssb.,
n. aao Seanet lhalslons paenil built by Bales 4
what Il now does The Machine has never been ont "
the shop and VIII be sold very cheap. Any nes.an ~
wishing 10 examine IL can do by calling OK ssnai
Disnson' Address FRANCIS DAVIS
SiSTu' bsmesyile, Bel Co, o. =
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Piles---A Sure Cure.

r. @ 'n DoDf Is being cured Of this distressing di.
head whatthose say who have used il
MT MT Gharies w landrin, OF Louisy and NrJ p
hazarde, Cincinnati, o. both were cured ate usnS M
Pol oi Dr sheklands Pile Remedy TAev INV ,ba bns
@ p eJ - every thing baI could obtain no relief bu one
ome. one rS OF Pile Remedy affected perfeci
totry it, ,... -'''' '' oo WIN IL sunenhs
Sold by all Druggists so cents n.r no, NJ. re-
at No Eas, Fourth street. Cincinnati o. Aux fSr
DR.. Strickiand's Pile Remedy.
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SILVER PLATED WARE.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.

!200O Gold Pens Silver Extension Holders 80 los 10
12O00 Gold Pens Silver Mounted Holders.
5000 Gold Pens Gold Mounted Hohlers...... g. rs
1000 Gold Pens with Gold Extension Holders 10 25
@ @oooO Gold Pens, Gold Holders nnd Pencils. 10 30
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17
CHOICE WHISKY

NTE have on baud u choice lot OF paiton's Conner
w Dislcd Rye Whisky warranted genuine
Medlc" men or Farmers, wishing u good article are
requested Ia call aud examine For sale by gallon or
barrel OSBORNE A SJIARp
bridgeport, July 81, 1854.
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Excelsior Planning Mill.

HAVING fitted up my establishment with the I.ales,
l. Improved Machinery, an prepared to fur
nlsh at my olice In lRlDGEPORr THE same that was
formerly occupied 10y stewart & Kceline,l Rough nnd
Worked boards Flooring, Weather boarding, Doors
sash, shimgles, Shelving, Conlcc. Boards, shutters
MoudnSs, Paings, Pnnnel S'uii, Frames, aud Building
Materials Generally.
All work delivered free Of charges at the Cleveland
Pittsburgh r. II. Derot aud also ut the Baltimore &
OHIO aud iiempheii Il Depots, excepting tolls.
uJ~Orders promptly attended 10,
GEORGE kEEI.INE
Formerly Of the firm of Stewart h Kreimcl
bridgeport Belmont Co.. ONO. rl6-ly
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Things that ae Good to Look At

III oSNESr OLD ABE Lieutenant. General GRANr
huylor-neneral SiRAlAN, Major eneraf StisRI
RAGUT .Ti ,-'f'fN' WY Aumiral FAR
we have Photographs, Album size, which will (. .,
stamps. Address Col iG'Ese ~ eurtvncy or
Feb = 1865. r. c,.v.i.EwdS, r, iLEwdS,
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DR.. Chas. r. Sand erson ,
Formerly Of Bellerne,' Hospital, ~ Y, late
Senior Sargeon Of Kings Go. Hospital,

]""tiW ~ DtucCHef IOSDWU, ~. l., tate
Senior S"rgeon Of kings Co. Hospital,
CAN again he consulted at ~, CIairsviIIe johnson
l,ou-" the Gu mud !thi Bellaire tRandoph House)
the IN md 5h tadH Swans Hoie) the 3Uh 3st Isl
aud 9n' OF every month ls65. 81 > n n
A Speedy tu'e warranted in the following cases
cub F0ot Diseased Bones aud Joints Enlarged
Veins aud Fonss. llydrocee. Hure Lin PistuIa Ia.
chny riliS' fisuln IN Ann. and a kinds OF Ulcers.
pF = removes all kinds OF delornitios siraghtens
Crook Il liinhs Club Feet aud badly set Frciurvs on
crates Tor Cataract aud Stone in the Bladder inserts
t"SS fyes ldch'rnl nnppearance und NOV emen with
We hhuraI eye nnd performs al varieties of Surgic al
Operation tree from pain.
DS"ase,oI the Eye. Ear, Threat Heart Liver Lungs
S'onarh. Kidney, skin, ms well Scrofula, Cancer
ASllhG Gravel, Neuralgia and Rheumatism, cured in
very Obstinate stages T. "
Agnc currd tor no charged in 4s hours with no return
OF chlll All iOrnS OF Female Discusses treated with
rnIre success, leueorhea, Amrnorhea, Dysmenorhea
Liberation aud Ironpsus, Uteri diseases hitherto cont
sIurfen uhcull t"eure, cured usually in from ~
weeks ny SprnSlh nnd Constipation easily and speed
iy removed without the use OF ply sic ud that com
mon ns well as obstinate disease, Duodenits commonly
eneH @ ser compliant attended with pain in the sloni-
hc sde or sou der headnehe cold feet eosiive bowels
nm spotted or iudcd skin, is easily cured and with little
expense Tuhercuar or Bronchial Consumpiion except
~ us last Stage succe ssiuly treated by a entirs l.y
process, recently discovered by an eminent Iuronean
phys,ciah aud now extensively employed in the ~ "
Hospitals with success heretofore unknown
From long eNprrtu,cc in the New York HosniiaIs
having nude over 2.bb PoSt MOrein Examinntions we
can ~ all cases rnl ou the exact organ or organs dis
ensed. aud probabilities Of cure
Dr ;. Is utirndunie ol oi the 6rst Medeai Col
egrs ~ the unlied states, Is also T duate of tf,e NJ
! optham'c (l;ye and l.ar, School OF Medicine and
surgery is eudnrsed hl the first SURGEON, and pbysi
cans OF n. y City. and has h-rn ia the constant prne
uce OF his profession during II years. with unparalleled
success. w
ChargssR ,ble. Consultation
Free.
N. H. During his stay Dr. : will wish critical cases
~ ,aS, SSsg"''o" with his brother Physicians Of good
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NEW TIN SHOP.

THE undersigned informs the public that he has opss
i ed new
Tin, Copper and sheet Iren stere'
in tha bnildin Immediately West OF the Pos, Ofice
ST. CIAlRSVlLLE where he will be happy TO aeco
modate them with anything in his line OF bu sinesx
reasonable terms fe7 HTGII HARRT
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REMEMBER THE PLANT

In all cases chnrgc for forwarding the Cer6c ate
postage, and doing the business the sum of Twenty
FIVE CENrs, which must he enclosed in the order Five
Cerhcaes will be sent for 81 eleven for 50 thirty soy
Soi slxty-hve for $40; one hundred for SIS.
AGENTS ARE WANTED
compensation viii be paid. Send for terms encIos
ing stamp.
March %, 65.-3m. Is Fulton Street. Nv
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Farm for Sale.
One NnmSrea and Fifteen Acres

] WILL. sell my fnrn situated in Coerain Town.
. shP, lirininn Co. Ohio about TWO miles North Of
knlsry'' M'. containing
Sne NnarSrcd and Fifteen Acres.
70 AcRHs CLaArGp--prircipuly in gruss-,he balance
in good unbrr.
There Is cool dwelling house the place, M ex-
rceh orrhnri ri hearing trees about OF grape
vines, aud plruil Of good waters y
IN" slk n"I vc'u Of coal unlerlies this farm and is
open aud IN Ming cnudiuon.
VIII s'll The nhovc together, will sell about 12
acrcs-n good si,uaOn for n coal bank aud vine I'd
and on which the grapes a'e planted separately. My
oll"c IN selling is 10 move West
mails 6w. WILLIAM LASH.
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JEWELRY DEPARTMENT

900 Dlmond Rings ';:.'.'...:......'...' 'S3Otosn
3OU Gehts diamond rms s''................ 20 1
5000 Gents California Diamond Pins. ......... g.
5000 Gents California Diamond Rng........ g.
5000 Gents Gold and Ehaneled Fob Chains. a. 1
1000 Gents Gold Vest Chains. .............. s
1900 Pair Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons. a. 10
1000 Pair Gents God Enam Sleeve Buttons a. 10
COCO Sets Gents Gold Studs. a. 1s
1000 Gents Stone Set and Sgnet Rings...... g. ~
s0OO Gents Stone Set and Sgnet EnaIn. Rings 4 is
5000 Ladies' Gold Neck Chains. ......-....... S. S
1000 Gold Ova4Band Bracelets. .........sv.- a. 10
5000 q I'D and Jet Bracelets .........,,,,-s. g. 10
5000 Gold and Enameed Bracelets. .........: s. I5
5000 Gold Chateam Chains. .............. g. 80
5000 Pair Ladies' Gold Sleeve Buttons. ........ a.
1000 Pair Ladies' Gold Enam. Sleeve Buttons. a 10
eOOO Solitaire Gold Brooches. ................. a. IL
5000 Coral, Opal and Emerald Brooches...... a. -
5000 Gold Cameo and Pearl Ear Drops....... g. 8
7UOO Mosaic. Jet. Java Forenne Earl Drops a. 10
oUU uOlu illlnncs'...'' ''..''''.'......... s. 10
10000 Coral, Opal and Emerald Ear Drops... o. 10
1OOOo Miniature Lockets ts................... a. 10
10000 Miniature Lockets-magic spring...... g. rs
10000 Plain Gold Rings s.............s....... a. 10
lO0OO Sets Ladies' Jewelry, Gold and Jet..... S. 26
lOOO Sets Ladies' Jewelry, Cameo, PEARL &C. s. 20
10000 Ladies' Gilt and Jet Bracelets. A. II
lOOOO Ladies' Gilt and Jet Hat Supporters. . ~
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PRIZE MOWERS,
TO THE AFFLICTED!

TlE afflicted in this vicinity hereby informed that
i DIR WHITE has taken a room in the Union House,
MOrrsown where he will diseases oi the Throat,
lhgs Heart, Stomach, Liver Kidneys and the Urinary
Oiyaus
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Mercuria Pains, Stifi
and Enlatged joints. ScUila TnOrs. Ulcers, Piles,
Chronic DiaTrhTu fcmIic DiSruscs. in short. every
Torn OF Acute aud Chro lie diseases will he treated
Muh success tinrr his mode OF treatment, in which
Elcctriruy is th' prime agent de2g
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MAGNIFICENT SALE.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
JEWELRY, &c.
ON TME ONE DOLLAR PLAN.
The Entire stock of

one Gold and Silver Watch NfAnufac-
tory, Two Immense Jewelry Estab-
hshments, One Silver Plating Ware
house, One Gold Pen and Pencil
Maker,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17

Best American and Fine French Trusses
ISo, Cutters Superior Shoulder Braces suitable fo
IA both Ladies and Gentlemen, for sale at
VESTS, opposite the Lewis House.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17

DURE LINSEEp OIL AND WHITE LEAD.-Also
sale al j II WEST a co.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
Local Notices.

CHINA W ARA NEw FIKM AND Az
ImMEzsE SrosK.-0ur old friend, Mr.
NJ. A Lawrence has sold bis entire stock
Of China, Glassware, &c, &c. to Daniel
G. Mark, for many years past an Altaehe
Of the house Of Preston b Bros in this
city, and Mr.. James H. Warren of EIiz-
bsthtown, Ills. The advertisement Of
the new firm will be found IN another
column.
The new firm viii bring to their Assis<
tanes long years of business experience,
energy aad an accommodating DISPOSE
ton, high business integrity end deter
mination to sustain and IL possible in
crease the high reputation this hoase.h
heretofore enjoyed
Their stock is immensely large and
extremely varied. comprising all quail
ties, both ia manufacture aud finish,
that can be found in any Western house,
and they are determined 10 sell 81 prices
as low As can be afforded ia any other
establishment of the kind.
Small dealers throughout southern In.
diana, Illinois, Kentucky, and north.
western Tennesaee, will find their stock
Of queensware, tableware, plated-ware,
looking-gIasses, glassware, &c, &c, IN
surpassable aud worthy Of their closest
examination befors making purchases
elsewhere.
Particular attention viii be paid 70
fitting out steamboats, with all articles
necessary TO completely furnish their
pAntries.
To the unusual variety already on
hand they also propose to add . large
stock of coal OIL lamps Of every variety
and quality.
We are pleased TO learn that Mr,
George Ssaekhouse, who has proved SC
popular during his connection with the
essAbHshuaent, will continue with this
new firm, while Messrs Mark q Warren
viii give the business their undivided
attention.
We cordially recommend the seS
firm 10 the eontidencs Of retail msE
chants throughout the regions Aboy'
named, aud bespeak for them liberia
share of patronage, as We have no doub
they will merit both.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

MASONIC TEsPLE-The attendance At
the theatre last night was not as large
as the character Of the play and the ex.
cellence Of the performances msrited
The "Wept of the Wish-ton. Wish was
admirably presented and won repeated
and prolonged applause. rs
Tonight Shakspeare's great play Of
"Othello will be produced with such q
cast Of characters as must insure its
success We predict full house and q
pleasing performance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

ANOTHER REBEL RETURNED. - The
Nashville (Tenn.) Union says that John
overton, Sr., wealthy aud we'll known
resident of that vicinity, returned from
the South recently after following the
fortunes of the rebellion for four years
past He is now seeking to save bis
EAST property, amounting before the
war to several milliens,) from confsca-
tlon by taking the amnesty oath. His
property, rather than any disposition to
returning loyalty, however, was probably
what brought him back.
We very much doubt the propriety of
permitting such malignant rebels as
overton to go unwhipped of justice He
was one of the meanest aud most viru-
lent rebels in Tennessee. He did as
much towards carrying that State out of
the Union as any other man in it Worth
two or three millions of dollars he threw
into the rebel scale al the influence
that much money usually gives.
Now, after trying four years to over
throw the Government, he comes sneak
ing back and asks its protection to save
his property. The Government should
only accord him the protection due tt
traitors-a fair trial and swift punish
ment for his crimes
With Roger A. Pryor strusting th'
streets of Washington and Nicholsol
and overtou at large in Nashville, il il
not strange that patriotic hearts are fire'
with indignation when they remembe
that their own loved ones are starved q
death in the rebel prisons of the South
tits we'll to season justice with mercy
but it is not well to let mercy usurp Ii,
throne of justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

New REGIMENTS indianapolis
Journal of Tuesday says the l49sh,
raised in the Seventh District, and the
1891, raised in the Eleventh District,
completed their organizations yesterday.
The l5lst, raised in the Ninth District,
will be organized to-day As We have
remarked before, and as is conceded by
all competent judges these regiments
are composed Of the best men to be
found in our State, large proportion
OF them having seen hard military ser
vice, and are consequently Injured TO
the duties of the field.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR-In the alley in
the rear Of tho old Broadway Hotel,
in Nashville, on Friday, the remains of
a dead negro were found. The hard
rains Of Thursday had washed the dirt
away, and one of his arms was left stick
ing cut. Upon disinterring the body it
was found that the negro had been lit
orally cut to pieces before burial, the
arms and legs being separate from the
body. The condition Of the body shows
that he had been buried for some time.
He could not be identified, and the whole
affair is shrouded in mystery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
Real Estate For Sale.

I WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
L CHEAP, to-wit.
l. large House with 10 rooms, near Main streat
9. Two large Brick Hou e., opposite Butts Head
3. Large Frame aud six lots, near the city
a. Three good Houses on Ann street.
8. Brick House oa Sycamore. bet ID aud 4th sts
Q. Two large houses on Division street.
Z. House aud four lots in Eiliott's Enlargement.
$. House and four lots in aeodseiss Enlargement.
O. Frame House near Railrcad Machine shops.
10. One stony House on Third street,
II. Large Frame on Leet street.
Il. House aud business Lot cor. Locust aud Sth.
Is. Six Lots ia block .. Eastern Enlargement.
IA, Several handsome residences and tracts Of land
Ia stringtown.
IS. Sixty-six acres within y mile 81 Evansville
l6. $40 acres within half mile of Evansville
II. Three acres adjoining the city.
Is. 50 acres near Oak Hill Cemetery
-. lOsS acres, with large House, near the CITY
20. 80 acres 10 cleared, Within miles Of the city
q. $50 acres In Posey county, good land
%. 600 acres IN Warriek county.
%. very handsome residence in Boanviiia vi An,
81 or IL aeres attached.
q. great variety OF Building Lots In every mart
Of the city
IS Large Brick Honse in Yoank lote's Enlargsut
a. will exchange the lands In Posey and
Warrick counties Tor city property.
offered in Evansville. Fer particulars call al
Gen Shaekelford's Office, one door esst Of Proves
MArshal's Office.
ALyAH JOHNSON,
deos9-u Real Estate Agent,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

B~The petroleum excitement in Chi
cago has eliminated in the striking of q
well yielding twenty barrels per day, and
situated within the city limits, about
thirty feet distant from the artesian we'll
bored. The Chicago Tfses says:
The Chicago oil is thick, almost like
tar, and will never, make an illumina-
ting oil, though it is more valued for lu-
bricating purposes 1t has been tested
and pronounced superior to the lubricat-
ing oils found in Pennsylvania The
discovery is an invaluable one, and the
prospective success which has crowned
this enterprise is a matter of public re-
joieing. The company will sink other
wells. "sf siasst = s-es
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
pa Government Vouchers wanted
at the Continental Bank.

NV AND CHEAF Goops-Anong our
entsrprising merchants who reskzs the
Importance Of keeping up with the de-
cline in goods as we'll as the advance,
We count Messrs Bolts & BExREIss, No.
43 Main Street They have brought on
an excellent stock which they are anx.
ious to sell at cheap rates. They invite
everybody 70 call and examine the quail.
isy of their goods, and their prices, and
If they fail to suit, customers viii be
charged nothing for looking at tbs
goods.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
F U q TT U r. e

Consisting of Soctabiss. Rockers ChaiFs. Buresus,
WsshstAada, Bedsteeds. Table,. Csatsr Taoiez.
WhAtnotss Bookcases, Stands. hirFoFs, etc, ~
puhlie ARcsion.
All those wishing 70 proeurs bargains shenld
come early.
sEELIG, LeEwKNsTKIN 90.
SfermN Cash ga
~S-Privaie sales 81 cost eontinned Hntii the day
Of suction. mhIu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

The Chivalry have transpIantsd some
Of their Southern institutions TO Canada.
One OF them the other night knocked
down the wife ofa Mr.. Sterling, who was
instrumental in bringing the rebel Bur
ley to trial, and severely injured her.
Recorder Duggan was also assaulted on
the street for some part be took in the
affair. Bowie knife rows are Of frequent
occurrence at some Of the hotels We
wish the Canadians Joy Of their new
allies.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02


BUILDING AssocrATIos-A Louisville |
a number Of business men have asso-
ciated together and applied for charter,
under which il is proposed 10 raise a
capital fund, to be invested in the manu-
facture Of brick and stone, and in the
supply Of other materials, in order to
afford at all seasons ample stocks Of
building materials for sale at regular
and reasonable prices, and thus furnish
an assured basis upon which master
builders can make contracts and give
steady and profitable employment to a
number Of Workmen.
The necessity Of a like move in this
city must be apparent TO all. We have
frequently urged through our columns
the great scarcity Of houses in Evans
vile, and called upon our capitalists to
build more; bat thu want Of building
materials has deferred many from doing
80, and the result is serious drawback
on the growth and prosperity of our city.
Strangers are constantly arriving at
Evansville with a view Of establishing
themselves here in business, but, owing
to the impossibiIity Of renting either
storehouses or dwellings, they are com
PEELED to leave again aud locate else.
whore. During the last year, between
four and five hundred houses we're erected
in indianapolis. aud, by thus furnishing
accommodations to new corners, our
Capital city increased her population
many fold grssser than in any previous
period in her history.
| In Evansville many fine business and
dwelling houses we're builf bat the mum
Der was small compared With the de-
mand, and so great is the scarcity Of
dwelling houses that in some instances
families have been compelled to quarter
With their friends for months.
There 10 uperabundance Of vacant
lots suitable for dwelling and business
houses, and We should be glad 10 ace an
association formed here similar TO The
one in Louisville, BY men Of capital
energy and enterprise, and who have
ample means to establish the assoeia
ton on a scale large enough to be bene
fetal to our city and Of immediate prae
teal advantage to the whole community
| Similar building associations hAv'
bcen most advAntageously conducted in
Philadslphia, New York, and other cit
les, and We understand entire rows AM
blocks Of houses have been erected an
der their influence and aid, greatly 4
the ornament and permanent advance
ment Of those cities in wealth, prosperit,
and industrial population. BY oil mean
LET an association Of this kind be forme
and commence operations. The soone
il IL commenced tho better, for the higl
rents growing out Of the scarcity {
houses. and especially dwellings, ar
both oppressive to our citizens and 81
, rions detriment on the best interests {
) our city. A thousand new houses, If I
! be had now, would find almost immed
ate occupancy, and any enterprise tbs
would furnish this needed accommods
! ton, will be more conducive Of publ
: good and popular beucst than any o,hs
scheme that could be started
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

p1y- We understand that tho Pastors
Of the different Churches have conclud.
ed to hold Union prayer msssisg on
Saturday, the 4th inst, from IL to !
o'clock p. m, in the Walnut street Pres
byterian Church. All are invited to
participate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

A QUESTION: OF RIsHF.-The legal fra
ternity anticipate a lively time when
Judge Trigg opens the U. S. Court on
the first Monday in March. Judge
Trigg has publicly announced thakhe
regarded IS of not the slightest vaAs.s
amnesty oaths administered BY military
officers. he says, and members of the
bar generally coincide with him, that
such oaths must be administered By q
court of record, or they are no protec-
ton against prosecution for treason.
Gen. Roberts, on the other hand, holds
that oaths administered by the Anthori-
ties under the Presidents Amnesty Pro-
clAmation are sufficient 10 bar prosecu-
tons for treason in both military and
civil courts. Under instructions from
Judge Trigg the Grand Jury indicted
certain persons who had taken the am
nesty oath before military officers Gen.
Roberts declares that the Grand Jurors
erred greatly, and, releasing the parties,
| forbids their trial in any civil or military
| court Judge Trigg will insist on the
Independence Of the Judiciary and the
rights of United States Courts. The
bas win be enlightened and the public
amused Memphis Bulietin.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

CHEAP GooDa-Our readers viii not
fail to notice the prominent advertise
mens of our friend Elliott on Main
street he manifssts q disposition TO
keep ahead of the hounds in the
rapid decline in goods, and sells lessle
lower than they can be bought any
where else.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

RAJ We learn, says the Indianapolis
Journal, that Col r. W. Thompson has
been appointed Collector Of Internal
Revenue tor the 7th Congressional Dis
trict, rice Craven. The position 10 said
to be loerth NOT less than seven thousand
dollars per annum.