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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-26
Sherif's Sale.

Catharine Young. Superior Court of Frank
vs., lin County,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
sale at public auction at the door Of the Court >
House, in the city of Columbus. on s...,,s ~. "A
Saturday, the 4th dav of February, A, D.,
1865, IN. ~ 9
at o'clock p. NJ. the following described real es
tate. situated in Franklin county. and State Of 2
Ohio, to-wit:
Lot No. one hundred and forty -four (ila) In the
plat of said town.
Appraised at $3.50. u EEIl iiIseeW BIB
. ,si. WIN. DOMIGAN.
Printers fees, $3.50. Sheriff. ~
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-26
1864. 1854.
Winter Arrangement.
TIME CHANGED.
Great Northern and Eastern Route.
Cleveland, Columbus
AND
Q 1 N Q I N N A Il I
Ia Ea M q M
RAILROAD.

Three trains Daily,
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami AZ Columbus & Xenia
Railroads. =
FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at $40 A
y; VIII stop at Delaware. Ashley, .Cardington,
Gilead, Gallon, and at all stations north Of Gallon
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at
1925 A.. NJ. Will stop at Delaware, Cardington.
Gado9, d G, Grestlne' Shelby, New London, Wellington
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at 2:4o
+. N; Will stop at all stations south Of Shelby and
q Shiloh, New London. Wellington, Grafton and
CONNECTIONS.
"a: A. Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
heid and all points on that road.
At grestline with Pittsburg, IT. Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad for Pittsburg Philadelphia and Balti-
At Shelby. with Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points on that road. Also for Tole-
At Grafton for Toledo and Chicago.
AT Cleveland, with Lake Shore railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk. Buffalo. New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and BOstOn.
~ Baggage checked through to New Fork and
Boston, via Cleveland; also to Philadelphia and New
York, via Crestline.
RETURNING:
Night Express arrives at Columbus at 4:20A NJ
cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at 900
p. N.
Columbus Accommodation arrives at Columbus at
9:lU p. NJ.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
Ask for Tickets via Crestine or Cleveland.
Il. 4. FLINT,
Sup't., Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON,
Agent. Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus. November !. 1864.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-26
5TATEMENT
THE
7 IN X ERS AND NEW YORK
Insurance Company,

the of Audi,or NJ
lac stat of that's -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-26

LOCATION
IosS AMP NEW YORK INSURANCE
l.
F Fs amount amount fis +. Capital Capital ssk Ssk b j. mi
The % oa 0oS@s se Gg ] aS
Rs Debts accompanying BY Government Stock; 9T 1T 90
ALI other 'uro accrued yn s9 SO 80
Total Assets the Company o.
~ s2O1m
" MISCELLANEOUS.
Ss s es amount smSa sIow the NS
earnings dep I Sd Siy in SHs sny @ other State @ -
Nome
S59STE SSGATE OF Of NEW NEW H2onK3 2Sk33 IS.
oE . MgRnAT s
s @ SbkE6f ST AZ >pfpS BSiRs Sc ri
fss aHS aass Tof fa i% c
JOHN Secretary RICHARD L" FRANKLIN President
Subscribed and sworn before d off, January,
SfAAr" SEAII srEroho York
49, co, o,G ogTEerSS S AUDITOR s!ArrJ
nF % q r Sss {S s
S% &SAHFI s iHHf and seal officially JAMES nf, G9pMAE
CERTIFICATE AUTHORITY.
o snur,1S
OFFICE OF THs THsuhsSgT AgRHof b1r.SNsS Of .sTsNTsS
wurnr,. Tho voxvpns ,x w ~ January jm m S a less
HfaMs nt Ss% Sd % s %iE S
SBGEb y n rh@5sa @ BE boEIRfsst EIft s %
@ s SrS S 1s &%%ss &snt @a i sFh 5@ 5@
Any @F 1 %Es asois of l Sy g I
$ @ s @ Of s rt is % G SyRsF INV YJRkp R
:I1 fa % ~ ~ caused Cue H%is $$6Si si sns'
A. GARDNER, Jr Agent,
J"zfd0 johnson Isuldns, Inn mbus Ohio
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-26

. For News, for obstruction, for Good
Morals. for Sound Political
Sentiments, for IN Steady
Defense Of American
Institutions, Take,
Read and help
TO Circulate,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-26
Fifty-Szth General Asssmbl, Of Ohio
S SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.

| DIS. COUNTIES. ,rfti1tN REN ETonr
1st- hamilton on'''"........3Th Thos. Fl. MILESTONE
2l-Wa'ren and Butler. II q. Mci}1 ney
3d-Mon emery and PEBBLE lie wis b. Gnnckol. !. =.
4,h-Brown and ,'lermont.. james Louden
bth-Ire ne, Clinton, etc. John r. Patton. g4 q
6th-R9ss and IL ghland. dob E. Stevenson.
IN Adams, Scioto, etc. yshn 4. Wilson.
9Th SSSsh isawrence. Gallia, etc. Henry s. Neal.s
,h Sth -Fairheld, Athens, ETC.. John M. tConnaIl.
iG9thh-Eianl lin and Pckawsy. Geo. Z Obnrerse.. d,
IIdlthh-Ehampsign, Clarke, etc .Anson p. Howard.
,,Sh-parke, Miami, etc. Jonathan Cranor. .
I3th-h9gan, Marion, ETC. VIM. H. West.s
,4th-W asblngtop, Morgan, ,etcWm. +. Curtis. iuSs
ii.ahh-MuskinRum and Perry. Tnos. ]. Maginnis.
I6thraaLiicking ard Delaware. JAS. r. Stanbery.
l7&2S-knox. Wayne. etc.. :. Joseph e. Deyin.
lstt-Coshocton q Tu'carawasWi ism Stanton
l9th-Mnnroe ana Guernsey John d. O,Connor .
aaG1th-iarrisoH and Be BelmOnt. yonn e. Jamison.
~ s55t-Stsrk and Carroll Henry >. Martin.
99I -9GIhers?n C3lnmplama Norman X. NJ Kenze.
20 20 -Mah0ning Irumbull. Eben Ne ton I3Ii
tn-hshtabula, Lake. etc....Wm. G. How els
oootn-HuyahOSa' .;;''''. samuel w lllismson
26tn-Portag- and Summit. Alphonso Hart 49,"
27th-Med ma and LOrsin....S. Humphrev ville
29th-K Kichland aud Ashland. Isaa Gass. 'J-'l
30 h--lluron, Erie, etc..........Frpd WIGS ham
Crawl rd, etc. William Lima . n
32d Williams, Auglaise, etc. .AereditA r. WtYey
"d-Lucas. Hancock. etc.,. Jam S. u. Hall.
Republicans Observation-Disclosures. a0
t'SiiOSidus ..'s...........
Republicans in Roman; Demool ats in Ralic
Those marked thus were members of the last
Legislature. '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-26
TAR SPRING PETROLEUM COMP PANY,
OF Cincinnati Ohio.

H. FAX0N Agent for tie Sale Of Stock Barl Smiths Bank
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000
DIVIDED INTO $4,000 SHARES or $4,000 EACH.
incorporated Under the Laws of Ohio.
DECENGBDTe 80, 1ee4.
GEN. s. r. CARY, President
A. d. BREED, Vice President
o. E. MOORE. Secretary nd Treasurey
e. KINNEY& CO., Bankers.
ADVISORY BOARD.
o. + NORTON Governor of Indiana JOHN W. PHILIPS
ADAM PUE D. D, Methodist Book
JOHN CADWE Esq., Sec. San Commission NIXON Esq., Treas EanionC
MILES NWODp Esq., PETER GIBSON En "
HAMILTON LYON.
Principal OHoe Southwest Corner Third and Walnut Streets up Stairs
jan9dw - * ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-26
STATE;NGEINJT
OF
HINA INSURANCE COMPANY
On the list day of january Ohio


utuf tho Company ETNA INSURANCE Hartford Con-
The is TwM Hundred Thousand Dollar. and
IT. ASSETS 'S'""''V" :"
E Eh e. the mp sand persons n So
r & B0a and Sss5; S@S /"
Total Assets the $500 Eo O.
III.
% SMALL % ] Pidas R &c. estimated r'S5 g g
MISCELLANEOUS.
] ! s S HsHy at g s
7sS sSS % Ss
The Cha'ST S'"" 90
SG3sTT SSgATF OF Of AssaS AGsSsHSaGSSrcu7}
doAAE M Pt and .Tcvs EREE
IS BSlFs 5 S @ : q s NJ
@ @ Ba 4: 8! @ q; % ';S @
Secretary i0NN' A. AAhAANDEH' Ere tient
Inscribed and iswornbef 2 dayofJ January 1866
HEEsT JS1s5 FSTaHs q III F..
S"ns GGfSa Ss TIE 5H6 AgH1E% 5sn"st oS Ss fsATrI
B. % made @ ss s sI & sS s S @ Sf' @ the nrSA
lspnl srAm1 JAMES 4 a,syoD GoDMAS, SS,,.
AUTHORITY.
Cro the 3lS
S5s5H1S SI Ss GSH 6 gHSSa 5as
% Hn!anss ! @ GnpS % % % s. % & % % a a Iss 3
% % % i RRsasi aas da s &
s" S hs % H9 ] for rrs r @ @
@ es s suS fSF 5 af Assn cSas @ G%py 3
3 ss e. Ssss s a. $ s Ss SGR%AE .ss 4s
sa @nsn my name and caused the seal of my Office affixed
sn411 lsrAml JAMES 4 A.sSss eStsAS q s,,
A. GARDNER, Jr., Agent, ~
JanSd6t johnson HuiIdins nmbu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19
w.na.ll rh,il,n., sn...h.

BosToS, Oct. Is Wendell Phillips
delivered lecture before the Boston
Frateruity last night. The lecture at-
tracted a large aud enthusiastic audi
ence. Its title was, The Sou h Vieio-
rious." Mr Phillips said that President
Johnsoa, in his speech to the delegation
that waited on him from South Carolina,
and who appealed 70 hin for protection
against Congress and the harsh spirit OF
the Northern States, had ranged himself
with the half-converted rebels, and made
himself three-fourths Of rebel In order
tha, the rebels themselves might be one
quarter Union. Maj. Gen. Banks Mr..
Phillips denounced as vagraut mount
ebank, laden with the curses Of ever
loyal man in Louisiana and Massachn-
setts, and yet Massachusetts, men wsre
going to send him to Congress- NJ. p,
in speaking Of the endorsement Of Pres
ident johnson by various Republican
State Conventions, said the Republican
party does not exist; there u = spectre
walking over the country in is shrond,
bat there is no such party. II has not
existed since the Balgimore Convention,
when il was buried in the win OF Abra.
ham Lincoln. deny the existence oi
any political force entitled to be called
the Republican party. Mr.. Phillips i
advertised to repeat the iecturs at the
Cooper Institute next week.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19
Circular.
OPFfcE KEATucKY SrATE AGENcY,
All Pennsylvania Avenue,
- -r WAsHIsGToE, ID. g.,
4Ha EE Sept. I7th. 1865.
CircuIar.

Sept. i7th. 1865.
The following letter, addressed to thiI
Office by the Commissary General o.
Prisoners, 10 pnblished for the informa.
ton and benef OF all soldiers who were
made prisoners Of war during the lats
rebellion. A #H
am at all times ready TO furnish the
proper blanks on application BY letter te
ihis Office and 20 attend to all suci
business free Of all costs and charges.
The Commuiation Of Rations 10 Pris-
onera OF War during captivity 10 per-
aonal allowance, and therefore ia not the
subject Of devise or descent.
The application should be substantial
ly as follows
l. Affidavit of the applicant, fixing
the time and place of capture and release,
and showing that no commutnlion has
been received for any portion ofthe time
specified
2 The affidavit OF the applicant mus,
be supported by the certifcats OF an
officer, or the affidavit Of q soldier who
Was in prison With the affiant.
8 The certificate of an officer, Ian
affidavit II cut Of service,) showing that
the applicant never, by desertion or abb
sence without leave, forfeited bis claim
4 The identity Of the applicant, as
we'll as that Of his witnesses, must be
well established.
s The signatures Of all officers not
known 10 the Office Of the Commissary
General Of Prisoners must be by that Of
some officer OF the Ualted States, civil
or military.
~ aAosC G, ID. PENNEBAKER,
Agent State OF Kentucky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

WAsEIEGros, 1s-The Wirtz military
commission wasrssaned tc day. JGdge
Advocate Gsn. EoIt Was present After
thsrsadiug % SAs1rdAy's proceedings,
Col. Chipuan stated that to prevent any
sppearancs Of prejudice, be had caused to
he 10 sf AIRED al aFgunent for ths defense,
@hieh was examised end revised By the
aecuned, and submitted, With bis ap-
provaI Capt. C. 81 Self was recalled
and g paper shown him which be rseog.
nized as the hGndwriting Of Robert 0ald
This paper was endorsed By Gen. WlBd-
sr AID Cap4 Turner Sanl =. Hantsr
testified that hs fouud the letter 10 . pri-
vate desk Of Gen lFinder Immediately
after the fall Of Ricbmcnd Mr. Baker
Aaked leaves 20 exzmine the papsg. Ger.
Wallace understood Mr.. Baker bad
@ithdrAwn from the case. Mr. Bsker
said such did cot appear en- the record
he bad merely Submitted tbs cane
Several members Of the court thoughs
Mr. Baker had withdrawn, While others
thought be bad rested the defense With
out Withdrawing. Ne. Baker vas a.
lowsd 70 proceed
A letter from Robert Ould TO Gensral
Winders dated City Point, March 18th,
1868, was then read 10 called for all
ihe military and political prisoners, sx-
csptiug cficars, and said the arrange
ments worked largely IN car favor as
We get rid-ef ssss of uiserahle wretch.
es and ges some Of the best material
ever sas. The argameut ia behalf Of
the aeeassd Was then read by one Of The
Official rep0rtarA Col Chipmsn asked
for twenty. four honrs TO prepare bis clos
ing Argument for ihe Governmens He
attached more than usual i'm portAnee 70
The ease, but thought be could get proagh
so.gbe Court eenid close ifs session on
Ftiday. Court then Adjonrned ill FRI
day, s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

~A few weeks ago, says the Gin
cinnati Gasetts, SIS We were going from
Xenia to Springfield, we found on the
train carload of colorsd women and
children, under the care Of Miss Ha-
gar, a lady connected with the Christian
Commission. She was a citizen of
Springfield, bat had been at Camp
Nelson, in Kentucky, teaching the con-
trahands. aud was taking home load
OF them for servants for her friends
She bad each one of them labeled With g
bit OF paper on their breasts, Indicating
50 whom they we're to be delivered.
When the train arrived at Sprin g6sld,
the depot was filed with ladies', waiting
10 conduct their unseen and untried
servants to their new homes We infer
they gave entire satisfaction. from the
circumstances that yesterday evening we
met the same lady at the Little Miami
depot, in this city, with another detach.
ment Of sixty-6ve women, girls and chill
drens destined for the same place. se
That . what We csll prsctiesl pAiIan.
fhropy. .--.- -..- Is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

NEw YomK, Oct Is.--Gold easY. The
custom dsmand ss modsrAte. There i
no speculative movement Leans are
made Cat The Edinburgh to-day takes
oas S53 900 10 specie, and The Psrsia
sI30. 900 Total. i85, 900
Tbs nfofninx Alex III Stephens Vice
PFeaideut Of tie late CeafsGsracy, &c
compaDied by Judge Rogers and others,
Waited Mayor Gunther. Mr.. Stephens
sa6seqasntly called pc Sheriff Kslly.
Mr. Stephens sppe4sAd to be ia excel.
lent health and spirits.
The brewery Of J johnson, corner Of
]. aud Fourth streets. wBs DESTROYED
By ere to-day lLoas $4,000.
Six shouaand solored pernoEg1 in wash-
ingtou have sigaed petition asking for
the right of enhfAgs. .Ef1rsrb
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19


TERRiHLE CAsUALrx AT BRANDES-
BURG. One Of the most distressing cas-
ualties that we have heard Of for some
time, occurred in the vicinity OF Bran
denhurg, KY, Saturday The children
OF faniiy Of the name Of Padgeti
went into the woods adjoining the house
ia the morning, to gather Walnuts
While gathering the mars, one Of the
boys found an iron ball, as be thought,
and called the others 10 him to see the
prize The children concluded to take
the ball home, which they did, and while
examining il 10 the yard, q few yards
from the house, il exploded, scattering
It's desth-desling missiles in eli direc-
tons
There we're nine eh sdren gathered to-
gether over the shell at tbs time Of the
explosion, every one Of whom vas more
or less wounded Several Of them Lost
their arms and legs, aud we're so awful-
ly mutillated and torn, that they could
be barely recognized as human beings.
The father Of the family, who was sew
erAl yards of, and wholly unaware Of
the acts Of the boys, and knew nothing
Of the ball they had brought home, wAa
also hit by the pieces Of tbe she'll, and
very badly wounded, bat for .unatsly bis
are only fesh woupds,
Oar informant tells as that four or
FIVE Of the unfortunate little children
would not possibly live, and two OF the
others would BE-, il saved, oripples for
life. II ID supposed thAt the sksll vas
thrown from he gun OF the Home
Guards, from LeavenWorlh, Ind at the
time Of the Morgan raid. Is vas per
cussion shell, and had lain 10 the woods
unexplodsd ever since. The child.en,
Ia their thoughtiessne8s and wholly un-
aware OF the terrible nature Of the bal,
were endeavorinR to crack ID like wal.
nut, and thus caused the dreadful calas-
trophe -Loaisville Press.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

NKw YoRK, Oct l6-By the steamer
Moro Castle we have Havana datea to
the 14th inst 4tf
During the 6rst week in October, heavy
rains spd high winds prevailed through
out the Island, forcing the people 10 shat
themselves mp and suspend business
Great foods have occurred, covering
the telegraph poles 10 some places
damaging the railroad track, several
lives were lost By drowning, and much
misery is caused.
Information from Hayti says the only
vessel employed in blockade running.
had been captured bY party Of 500
men.
Jefrard, st East accounts, was as Port
an Prince. 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

TERRsLE 0oouRREsoK-Mrs. Wolfe
whose husband keeps q tavern on the
corner OF Third aud Market streets, yes
terday afternoon visited Mrs. Graw, who
lives on Portland avenue. About five
o'clock Mrs Graw aud her visitor had
occasion to 60 10 the back yard, where
flooring gave wey aud beth were pre-
cipitaisd into the pit They wore res
cued almost Immediately, bat Mrs.
Wolfe died soon after being brought in.
10 the air. Mrs Graw does rot appear
TO have been injured by the terrible ac-
cident - LosisrilIe Jott. nal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19


R@- We fad the following in the New
York Times, Of Thursday last:
I'VE understand thattwo appointments
vera, made in the sCpstom- house, to-day,
under circumstances worthy Of remark.
An inopmhent came 10 the Collector in
company with . ona-legesd soldier, say
ing that he desired TO resign in favor OF
the man who bad lost limb in defense
of the Unioni The other case was that
Of an Inspector who resigned to 10 into
the army, Having served his four
years, aud being honorahly discharged
the man who held the place four years
came voluntarily aud surrendered it &c
the old Inspectori.' E
The 7SHes should have completed th,
record by giving the names Of these re
markable persons.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

oRGAHzED BAsD on RoBBEEs D WEsr-
kRs KEsrUcKr Murders, robberies and
midnight outrsges, says the Louisville
Democrat, have been occurring with
startling frequency 10 Union, Webster
and CrittendsE counties in this State.
The inhabitants Of this section recently
turned oat 40 masss and succseded 10
capturing three Of the dssperAdoes. who
we're identified as having been among
the number Of those @ho perpetrated
these lawless deeds. One Of these tarned
States evidence, and gave the names Of
some 6fty persons, whom be declared
we're regularly organized body for the
purpose Of horse-stesliDg aud highway
robbery. Judge Fowler, Who is the pre-
aiding Judge of the Circuit Court nov
10 session in MorganGeld, Union county.
has called on the sheriFs OF Union and
Webster TO raise a posse and capture the
entire gang He has also called on the
Governor for aid.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

xgGv- v-Arrsngsmsnts have been conclud'
ed by the rail roads interested, tor the
sale Of coupon tickets from b. Louis %
Chattanooga, via the o. 4 M aud ILL
pols Central roads TO Cairo; thence By
the Cincinnati aud JohDsonvills Packet
Company TO JohrsonvilIs on the Tennss-
see river, where close connection IL
made With the Nashville end Northwest
ern ard Nashville and Chattanooga
roads through Nas6vilIsto Chattanooga
Time, from St. Louis 20 Nashville, thirty
bourss TIE Tennessee Railroads have
been we'll furnished with rolling stock BY
the Goverument--no less than sixty 6rst
cless locomotives and Eve bundled
freight cara having been Transferred 70
them, and they ars prepared TO do big
business
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

EEw YoRK, Oct isth The stsansr
Raleigh, from SasasnAh, on ,he I4th,
has arrived. The Savannsh Herald re
ports cotton Ia demand and holders frm
For soms tine prices have been grade
ally Advancing An advanes on all
grades Of upland { ( from I6 70 lie. = N
Within the last 80 daya 81
From $4,000 10 80, 900 bashels Of rice,
the produes OF the labor Of fresdmsn on
abaDdoned plantations, were 70 be sold
st anction on the i9th.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

PRoGREss--In q soho0l district in che
northern portion of Holt coIntyg Mis-
souri,, negro girl laielsospplisd for per.
mission to attend Ithso distfict iseho6i.
The master called a. meeting, and BY a
vote she was peruissed TO attend. 4 This
produced q seosation.a 4 Same qof the
pArishonersS withdrew ii their . children
from the school Sv0,sa .Ae4 s.ssA.
We remember a time whsn negroes
were adwitted into aeschoel insyirgiAfs,
with white children. ..s. gss ,SaS- =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

A STAMPEDR.--An alarm occurred at
Masonic Temple last night, which caused
n stampede aud some CONSERVATION
among the audience there assembled. 10.
see and hear All Burnett in his mimi
table drolleriss Ii was caused BY the
parting of hog chain in the third story,
something Himiiar 10 what4 occurred
some years ago. This for a time dis
tuFbed the audience, but they soon gath.
cred againand enjoyed ths deligHtfni etl-.
tertainment Burnett had in store 6r
chem. The chain vii be mended sc.
aay, ansgs thoroueh eza&inano0 nR6s
81 Ehe beildinE.-rs1sess. DsssoSaE. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

bD Benjamin z. Church, wbo was
charged with having killed, in melee at
Jacksonville, Illinois, q man named
Campbell, who was disturbing Fourth
Of July celebration by shouting for Jef.
Davis and the Coufederaey. was sen
fenced on Friday 70 two y srs in The
psnitentiary, and was pardoned by Gov.
oglesby on Saturday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

g6T Captain John p. Ward-a son Of
Captain E. B. Ward, Of Detroit, the well
known capitalist--zss arrested some
weeks ego, on charge Of having vio-
lated the person Of girl lisiag At Lex
ington, Michigan and de trial bas
lately been in progress at thai poiot On
Friday, at the adjournment Of he court,
a brother Of the girl shot Ward three
times With a revolver, inEicting wounds
from which be cannot recover. The
perpetrator Of the deed, (~ho is aged
only sixteen years. was arrested. be
having made no effort 70 escape.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19
OFFICE CoM. GEE. oP PRISONERS, !
WASHINGTON, d. g,

WARRINGTON, ID. u,
.ss4am uang september 18th, 1855.
c. D. PENSEpAKRR, ESQ,
Military State Agt State Of Kentucky.
Sra: To relieve soldiers who are en-.
titled to Communication Of rations for The
time they were held by the rebels rs
prisoners of war from the great expense
which attends their obtaining this al
lowance through agents, i would re-
spec fully suggest that you notify all en-
listed men from your State having such
claims 20 forward them to yoa for pre-
ssntationi TO this Bureau.
When the claims shall be found to be
correct the certificates win be made out
aud delivered to you, upon prescribing
which, accompanied BY the proper vouch.
ers, duly signed by the soldier, to the
Commissary General Of Subsistence, he
viii order payment by a check payable
to the order OF the soldier 10 whom the
Communication Is due, thus saving to the
soldiers the amounts otherwise paid to
Claim Agents.
The blacks for vouchers mentioned
above mas be obtained upon application
10 the Subsistence Department.
~ lam, sir, very respectfully,
'N~ |& Your ob't serv's,
W. HOFFMAN,
Brvt. Brig. Gen'l U. s. A., Com. Gen
: frisoneis, ,ass.sz tTsff a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

NEw YosK. Oct IS-CoL Claron.
Prssident Of the Military Beard which
10 vealiEAted the cotton affair With which
Gee siocam's nama has been dam
asiAgly connected. pahlishes statement
refutpg any impasaiion cast npan Gsn.
Slocv n, and Geo. SIoeum's AdiatAnt
ssstaiDs the statement by An affidavit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

To BE HUEG. To morrow Champ
Ferguson 10 to be hung at Nashville,
and Henry C. Magrudsr is to be hung at
Louisville. Both are bloodthirsty guer-
rillas and murderera
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

Fire An ths L.agsr Priatizg oMss.
NEw YsRK, 0ce. is S---The Gre IN The
Ledger printing Office thia mornina,
caught In the paper 70 Im and basSlnens,
aud extended 10 the frst door, where
there are six printing presses The
flames were sxtisguishsd before mneh
damage vas done, except in ths paper
room. Loas estimated at from Ss 600
to $4,000