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CHICAGO, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1855,

Ibeee were the considerations, and the eont4e'
Esf fo< thirty years,
The O: II. Company eafmate their yaluetat
oTet million and a halt of dnllar1. II viii not be
denied hy the defendants but th3t theY bsoke thSr
contract will be elalned. however. 10 undkr-
poscd upon them when they wcro unable to
90 better; &hat The cortsnet fts.
tered monopoly, was oppofd
20 tht puhde good. and therefore void In iaw. The
cla1m Of the y: d n. R. R. Co. Is regarded ~ the
same In principle IS the effort Of the Wssesn Unisn
Telegraph Company 10 the exclusive use Of certain
tailroad lines for teegraphic purposes, which uas
& Weet ago DECIDED agntnst them By the q 8. CT.
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad Con.
pany, as soon as they conld better their condit&u
q y the purchase Of the White Winter Canal, brote
toe'f contract and abandoned the trick OF the Ohio
and Mlsslsalppi Road, relying on The principle pf
tjnn AeA *A."A ''Ao'%
, 1865-11-11
FROM ST. PAUL.

The Eiect2on-UnEon Majority about
3,O0o-1nd1an ChEcfa to be Hun. To-
morrow, dc.
Ispecial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.]
ST. PAuk, Nor. 10.
The returns show light vote and considerably
reduced Republican majority. It Is now estimated
thst Aarsha1l's majority will not greatly exceed
aC0o The suffrage amendment is undoubtedly lost
by small majority. The Law required the vote to
be On separate ballot, and that, with the united
opposition Of the Democracy, defeated II. Even
then, there had been full Republican vote, 1t
vould probably have been carried.
The 1ndisn chiefs who are to be hung tomorrow
are as etofca1 As ever When told that the order Tor
their execution had been Issued. they 1e1terated
their statement that they were men and we're zeady
n
, 1865-11-11
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Despsteh to the Chicago Tribunal

19P*6@a 17t3{14fEH U IHC NnICAR0 If16Hn6,I
CtxclSxAII. Eov.In.
FIorH-nnl1 At former qnota uons.
GAA1y-Hheat Hfe!ass, and no change In prices
Corn quiet; shelled. 53ssc. Rye stcady ut a5c Oats
firm sales at sa9{1c. Barley quiet and held Il fQ
for fall.
L1skxD on-F1rm 1alra at s151.
coT1px-Lnstttle].
EH1sxEr-stcady new, t2.3o; old, ts1s2.
PHoEn1oss-Mess pork dull sales were 80 bh1s It
t51.m Bu1k meats are unchanged. Bacoa nru
shouldefs 1c sides 1e clear sides axe. oil packed.
Green shoulders dull u 1zc sides l5c hans 114c
Iard-1eafzic, steamed sc.
uoos-steady. hut prices &c lower. Sales, heavy
t11is9l9oo net; light and heavy, 40 Ga9l13 Erosd
MoxEy-Unchanged.
E1euAxcx-Eaner; par md Lilo discount buying,
and Ear &ud lit pfem. eelltpI
, 1865-11-11

lsPecla1 Oespatc1 10 The Ch1cago Tribune
- BK1DoxPoRT. nov. 10, 1866.
CIEAR1p-Bonner, 6t. Louis, 51s73 bu wheat una-
della. MaTsel1les, es.7l3 II lumber Dolphin, S..
Louis. lo6,G1 II lumber; Edinburgh, st. Louis,
iol.f7 lumber; Republic, MoEris, $1,000 It lumber
II. G. GAYLORD. Lockport, 7a.s8 It lumber Rosa
Helle St, Louis, 81 tons pig Iron; II. Cooley, Mem
ibis, o. lumber, e1s5 bu osts; prop Magnolia,
Memphis. R4l7 brla salt; Anaica No. 2, Memphis,
eo3l0 It lumber. 74,at3 bu osts: Dacosah, St. Louis
lis tons pig iron, 10 tons coal; Isabella, St. Louis
5,sc0 bu wheat; LegrauI, St. Louis, 71s0 bu barley
ottowa- St. Louis, 100 II lumbers Ocean Spray, St.
Louis 1os flumbes F. S. Gale, Lernont Eesolute,
Le1uont; II. S. Gufuea, Leu1Dpt; Energy, Joliet,
II sp0 It lumber.
AEr1yD-S. F. Gala, Leraonk, 20 ids rubls stone !:
". S. Gurneo, Lamont, Is yd1 dinenston stone n
Sosthrup, spar1 Banks, 90 yds stone Rescue, L.
mont % yds ruhle stone: Oak Leaf Joliet 100 bu
corn Imperial, Loekpozt 500 bu eo.n, 81 bsis 1our
Louise, Birds Bridge, 81 .ood M snnn Sebastopol
Morts, l2s tons coal Yorktown, Lasalle, sss4 ba
corr P1anet, LasAlls.
, 1865-11-11

MA"uuAEf 41AfKGks
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune]
MtLWACKKH, Nov. 10.
FLora-Flrmer; sA1es 100 brls country ext7a At
$1.62H.
GrA11-Whest scarcc and higher; esles ut this
mornings Boe11 Is 900 bu at 1slXa1s noon Boa,d
s. oa ou at sl+sx for SELLERS option next
week. at p. n Board wheat weak: sales Of 81 900 bu
No. bpring Il 81 regular, &153h SPOT closing dull
Hooa-stcady at sln-so9 II. -, averaging 80 ns
1sEm1s- 100 bsls -four. e. 0oo hu wheat, 1850 bu
oatE.
S1muKsTs- ., 10 brls nour, s1ooobu wheat
, 1865-11-11
Qbtfa9o Qr1bn1le.
THE NEWS.

--- ------
1HaE nE~A~
An election for membcrs Of tho Legislature
Congressman md 1ocal officers took place tn Ncrad
On Tuetday 1ast. D. Il. Afhley, the Republica,
cAndfdate foF Congress, fs elected.
The Jamaica instruction has fallen
throurh. Mnn< or t,,e lcadcra hayr been ar,,ta,s1
and deslt with In a summary manner. uh,le ths
.tIA'-
The Commissioned anr,n1pt.d In firm
srratoe Win thu lndi,r. h.yc hocn out.s suocnx.,
full. What thrv hsrr ar.zunn,txhcd sziD he founa
,z+,tra IN INV de.r.+rhre =.
Tha 11,,1o, +,atorltr +, ag,n,aso+. vt, =.
-. ~. .eI,s :. ..tt, 49,. ~
&c ro ~ @' :, s..1n .S = ~. 11t maeo
hr sm,,1 rn,,or;,v 49, ~ T"''' 40''
~ Iobrsnn co11ccto+ or ~. =,
v.,.... ~. .1a nnlr hro4ha. ~ p!s y.
.1ot,u-. diad =, th., r1,.. ~, ~ ~.
~ ~o.r,. NJ m nrfdent.l Urn .hot n"n'
49,. ~, U,;~- a. "o"+
Sap'. ne1. "uA' ane nuraerer and tor
tun7 g! sua sr.tn,4 lns n Anne18onsille, vas
teso ~ ~ s'esoaytm accordance with
Inc osues o' 'tne f1eadent On The scanold be
49,. .,A.S" - A4l.'s
,.. e aoan3 a@l1e mafket yesterday, not
"!1ennul"e Ing apseoco Of almost all speculation.
fu'eo e1o. d an advance Of siGAc PEI h., live
"eeso1' 1ne eneea ~as to check sales-
Gay county, In this State, has elected The
tntafe Union ticket This Is the nrs& time aha evrr
did 70. This makes about III, sfrta.n,h ~o,s..s
which The Union voters hayc canturcd f+n,n ~.
CoppGheads m this State
Gov. CElesby has issned a nroc1s,r.t,nn
appointing Thursday. The 7,b DIV ~ n..n."h..
next, ~ 4 day Of ttanks rfyfnp and ur,,.+ 1,.sr.
the samc as that desirnaied by President Inhr.on
for National thankacfyfnr,
The commander of the Rr,,;Qh ,rs- .h;,
Bull Dor oncncd On Fot fxctct ~ ro-t u..,, ~ ~
Fort 1espondcd tbc Rnt1 m. <,rt .ess..s -+..s ~
eomuandcr W., con7c1,cd ~ e., e.. ' 1Da a.e
on the Island are ycry mnea no.e,,1sa ~. @1DAs'e
Two men of thc prceked stcamcr pon,t,,o
who Ic4t her an a ,a.t h.vc hc.n ntcr.d ~, -, ~,
by tho United Statca rtea1ncr Ttoca Wien N.
mi 1et ,hc ureck It h.d fonrtrn ,e,xor. ~ h,..d
hui tve,,c Of ,he nnn,hcr ns-,absa ,.aso.s % ,so.a
discovered.
The Fort Pitt Works of P,t+.br-r,, e,
mour for beayy casttnoa ~ orarsn.. -
cast a ax-zhee1 t,vcn.v.a-. r.a, a., s1...s. ~.
vcfrhinr fortv.t Inn. n, ~. S.h,. r.. ~.
of that ctr. Tbe 1tontd re,o1 ,,s 80
conduit frorn the Fo,t F+t n +ho S.s,s ,T.-.' -
where the caat1nr vas made md 1rbe-a ,hs ,,,..;
Will be nut in place.
Tbe horsa e nor+o. ,r.,u.
"Aaea A.a LUIS sum-
a,,,. ~. 80 ~" time On record
-oenAs ~ a. tae LEI Winnings OF the season
On public purses, besides the farre au,nnr+. ,-,n
by bis bsckers On outside bets. Tbc I'm. hn..a W."
will now 20 Into sstn,er quarters At Astor., -
The torsc rnj1-o,ds ~ 81 nj. h...~
IN. and ,,ooc h.rk ~. 49,. ~. nnse ca'eo
OF thc nron,e N liz .ar.so ..... ~ .o's'an*
yestc,dar t,n ,o,rn- 11.~ss - - t"oaE' N
iatnro ,,s..nd . 1,,t -,..,,.1,s.,. AsEs-
fnon rn1ln-4tr,. t.,. 1.,.,,a.~ o@e e"1pntaes
win >cats -'4~*' t">0'>''s ss'S afo 1's''aoea
1ha ,n,o,,-,o.r ,,,.zr,, o..,.
, 1865-11-11

who have confessed, and seyeu American renian,
ase acfe Organizing force Of one hundred men to
mAke raid On banks. Much uneastnese Is {alt In
o1Tsne.s T4a circles IN consequence.
cH aue sanders k1dnsppcts wtre brought before tho
CeoH on writ Of hdteas corpus, bIt the Juders
'einscd bal, and they were returned to PRISON.
, 1865-11-11

VFs8ets Fnssed Detroit,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1bnne.l
DErRoTT, NoT.lQ
ErDe Soto, Exchange Eruball, Monticello, Racine,
Van Talkenbefg, Starlight, Bermuda, Tlndall E. c. L.
Anderson, btist.
DowS-All~aukee. Eo1naa, Easad, Bell. Fayorte,
Alice, Nichols, Lass, DeWolf, swcepstakea Falcon
Smms, Midnight. Cooper. Barney. Contest Aldebaran
whitman, CuyahoKs.
N1Tr-NnrtheAat
, 1865-11-11

the Propeller Free State In Troubles
the Western Transportation Linc, fom her. ~ =,
Ch1caeo, colidcd with vessel In ST Clair rfrer
She returned to Detroit leaking badly, aud nor
, 1865-11-11

a.: FH1nLinELFAtA, - Nov. 1o,-Thczc 4as destruc
tits u1e Ast evening at Bancroft's Mills bot,yenn
AeaM and Chester strcets. One Of tha Iarrest fsc
w sgfs IL "alh It's conteuts vas destroyed Loss,
, 1865-11-11

KALE10H, n. c.. Nov. lO-Sipe countia, b.,,d
ftom officially gye Holden fof Governor, ISM and
Worth $50. Worth's friends claiua thst h. hss
the election, though nolden's friends do not t,iya
It up, claiming thai hs majority in the West vii
overcome the maJozitJ 70 IA. > Wiz
, 1865-11-11

r o,t.. brFFAIo> Nov. 10.
GEAN-Nhtat a hEht milling de,nand; Chicago
snxi3ofSs,et Z, a tprHG s. ai; il, ,Grs; :nEn. pss
Cats dn!l narteJ-Canada s1.i.. Rye Nominal =: "a
GE5c- fe1s $1fE ~*o1
wHEIEY-Cosed tTn at f:,M.
PBoyIs1pSs-Mces pork es4. 4.s1a13N,
CAsAI FK11GH1sH- Regular line to Nav YORK. What
&c. com &c, cats kc- by outside ltnet i3 iosa1 r.
corn {sks1 At &c to EeW }Qrk.
, 1865-11-11

0fHEu O1 11bh. 10c06 Eo1I&mer
MoM7TE1!kR, VT. Nov. 10.-uon. Jacob Co,..
Mct. United siatet Senator from Vctmonf died A.
o'clock. .. !"
The Vermont 1ecdflature adjourned s,ns dte at 8
, 1865-11-11
0aweRo Market.

Iar1HTs-ftour 1874 hrls I: wheat es,55 bu; oats
CAsAL ExroEzs-Hhsat III, 80 hu eoen 81 so bu
, 1865-11-11
NEW SKIRT

-
FOR 1866.
Anew and great tive Ion In Hoop sttrts
TIE DUPLEX EI4l4pTIL (oI: DoUnLE, srREr.
SPRING.
WEST, BRADLEY il CARY,
Gate J. l. al. o. Test>
VI Chambers Street, New York.
A5e ~ - one1s @. the patent sad e1clns,o nanu.se
- W. bR4pLEY's PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
STEEL SPRING SKIRT.
seei zHiLGH eontsts Of Duplex two, Elliptic
slssc asine aaa dassb,e s1nS. taH t1.shest m @2st
q snd od e IL T. sdsssity
ca9T. Ad With the same coaVrnienr" y. ~ 1se -
nnY nhssrts II entirely obsIates and xIfencea ahe
10 Inc 70 Hoop skrts NJ: The ar@o1soce
crowded assemblies, car1iagea raIirnsd e
O. ~ ~ crowded pIAce fion fhr iff3r1t -
ceontsaenG them g occupy snail snsrr Tat:y o.
usual NIL md symeic et, nsa EY'iS e iss e 1f!f sc
noo no4s stylish 4nd graceful appartnF fnr tte sft
2pe5H; RroI9 enade or house dress Indy having "a.
ss bnp ems ss 81 3a
day, Htl ncTcE afterwards willingly dispense With thc
s %sG m t9e 9 IaGx usc hs best Quality ID every paI
economical skiEt aa.e. MerehaaI hi Be- supolIsd sa
sho,e - III 6y Ghsge JobbeEs I'd ladies l. III ai-
Gs. s'orca IN tbs city and thro1ghout the @
~ Inquire for The Duplex Elliptic Spring sktrts-
Bradey's Duplex Elliptic Skirts
Co1b!nin slce=ncc, hhsne.s, comfort md economy.
a9d ~ ..1,apRsstonsoiy R t9s dsn sstsis assda
- l5; IT, III I'D i9a s isss It. nsaas ch.s.so.
, 1865-11-11

We hare this day received by Propeller Empire
state." 5ol barrels New FORK STATS APPLES Any Who
eoye orders for The 8nne ut 108 South Wafer street,
yt9s Il. r. STANLEY.
, 1865-11-11

1ht following il the letter be addressed to Nj. A.
Ms H.. on Of hts counsel, this morning:
New in1it H:,G;1 ~ an rcaly eor15 TO .ee that The
headed viz 7 has spoken Of you, Ia IN article
strIed tntn ss, not said wufd that could be con
I'd aa !. 4, ssy s.!sd a h,t q
septed Of sour scrstces cGesnae A. afst ena A.
tie.fos :,ese s Sou done al you Could for ne nnd
1nAu. knc thanks al dying
1Ulh Noy. 1sfr IL WMz.
cnt ae s7Isnssmsnts = Tn at The pel.on de,o,,.a nro,
'sPI y" t. "albstdee tic military cosnms a.H III
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-28
War with the MOrmons.

It's announced that there Is prospect Of war
With the Norm N. The bitterness which has e1-
'sted for some time between the United States
troops and the Mormons continues to increase, and
there ID a prospect Of collision between them be-
fore shs wintor il Sooner or later this mast
come to pass. The Morm,ns are pestilent set.
worse. IL anr thing than the late slave holders, and
they ought either to be eIterminatsd or made to
obey the laws in regard to polysamy. They have
dsied the United States long enough. and as they
viii eventually have to be subjugated their case
There is not the leas. hope of their giving up
polygsny until forced to do so at the point OF the
bayonct.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-28
the March Of En-.
Dirp..,

The WEsrrRS RURAL, which was started in De-
troit, about year and n half since, and within
that time has reached circulation OF about twelve
thousand, is to be published in Chicago smultsne-
ou,ly with its issue in Detroit. 1t is farm and
family paper, of large quarto size eight pages and
published weekly. at 50 so per year, and $2o0 in
clubs Of four and upward. We commend il to
our Weetcrn people. II has become already very
popular throughout the West, and nov will become
still so, its facilities will be very much en-
larged. Our readers should obtain copy and eI.
anime IT, and give il pre- ference to any Eastern sg
ricultural papers. Address, for specimen copies
and particulars as to premiums for clubs, II N. F
LEWIS, Publisher WESTERN RURAL, at either Chi
caGo or Detroit.
We copy the foregoing from the Chicago Daily
Tribune, and would say that those who wish an
Agricultural paper should certainly see and exam
inc copy OF The WESTERN Renal before sub
scribing for any other. II your Postmaster cannot
show you one, write to the Publisher, and he will
gladly forward a specimen, or several, should you
wish /. raise club. Many of our exchanges pro.
nounc. superc- to Eastern journals Of its class
Il gives large variety o: stories and other reading
for the ladies and the op;.drcn. 9o'' Pos'ma'ss :,
are receiving subscriptions 81 the lowest t.""'
rate.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-28
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The wear 1866 Il dsst itrd marked in
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strange dangerous difficulties will hsfe ssen entered
upou The great problem Of restoring to the nation
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com end. reknitng the thousand ties Of
and social connection broken by the and
.bui ding frame work of society from which the ao
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Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-28
Notice to Heirs of Petition to Sell
Real Estate.

State Of Indiana Court Of Ccnmss Pleas
Notice is hereby given that George Williams admins
petition sell Real Estate Of the edent his personal
being insufficient pay his debs and that said petition
will be heard ct the next term Of the Court sf Common
Pleas Of said county. JOHN c. CCsHMAN, Clerk.
Dec. IA, ls65.-Tt3
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-28

The Commissioners Of Marshall county must
either be afflicted with considerable assurance,
believe the people they represent demented, to
suppose that their costly favortisn will be IN
needed by those who are forced to pay these Off
cial pets.
Our arges fuuctiouaries take the responsibility
20 ignore a responsible offer TO do the redical
business Of the County Asylum at 81 -25 per visit,
and paw one who brawls political venom on the
streets Of Plymouth $500 per visit with extras for
prescriptions.-a bonus of more S2.15 over and
above the necessary cost.
Who wants to pay for this kind of luIuryl Not
!. OsE OF THE VICTIMS.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-28
RAILROADS.

Pittsburgh, F't Wayne and Chicago.
On and amer Nov To- 1865 trains will leave Stations
daily Sundays excepted. follows Train leaving Chi
oago at $50 r. m, leaves daily.
TRAINS CLING WEST.
EXPRESS EXPRESS MAIL E1rtrss
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-28

The Legislature of this sr..e adjourned on Fri
day last An interesting summary of the proceed
ings viii be found in another column. Several
important bills were passed, but the most importan.
measure acted on vas tho act for the adjustmen,
and payment Of the State debt. Some OF the COP.
psrhead papers hoped to make political capital ON,
of shis measure. but more Democrats than Re
yublicans veted for the bill as it passed in the Sen
ate. il will bc rather an up hill usne.s.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-28

Hon. Schuyler Collar will will give an accoun:
this evening a, Cooper Institute, New York. Of
his sjourney "Acro,s the Continent" Hon. ohm
T. Hoffman, the Mayor elect. will preside, and Oh
behalf OF his fellow citizens. without distinction OF
party, bid she distinguished lecturer welcome to
bis native city.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-28

The Fenisns have got to war among themselves,
tho end Of which will probably bs the dismember
meni OF the organization in the United States.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-28

Rheum atism.-The aches and pains in bones
and limbs. will be speedily removed by the use OF
Dr.. Crooks Vegetable Extract, which is a SOW
reign remedy for Rheumatism.
Ii will also cure all Tumors. Scrofula or any
eruption on the skin. 1t unequaled for purifying
the blood and removing all cause Of disease. Sold
by Druggists. fn7A
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-28

Gen. Grant. it is positively stated in Washington,
~i saill for the Rio Grarde, after the holidays in
the flag ship of .he ulf Squadron. Whe.he, thi,
trip has any connection with Mexican affairs or
not 10 not stated.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-12-28

Mai williams We learn from the Warsaw In
dianian is aboa. to construct stree. railroad in
that place, and that il will be completed by the
lat Of May next. Will il payi That's the ques
tio7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25

We were assured a few weeks ago. ~
the conservative journals, that the Pres
dent bad greatly outraged the moral
sensihilities Of the peoples GSergia By
insisting that the State Convention
should repudiate the rebel war debt We
Thought then that the members of that
body who we're clamoring for its pay
ment were those who held the war bonds,
and the following letter from one Of the
ablest correspondents in the South con-
firms our supposition: gas a as
The people accept the repudi alton Of
the war debt quite cheerfnlly, con
I.sidering the doleful prophecies of the
gentlemen of the last convention. 30
many of the delegates there SO earnestly
assured me their constituents were 80
| exceedingly anxious to pay that elgh-
teen millions of dollars, that was half
| led into believing that the President had
| imposed a hard condition upon the Geor-
| qians. HAPPY, doubted, and didn't
waste much sympathy, for | find that il
was all grand game OF speculation.
| Aen who had bought the bonds at ten
to twenty cents on the dollar we're anx
| ious the State should be held to the pay
ment Of the face value; but, strange al
it may seem, I hayn't found a single
man, except thus peculiarly interest
ed, who finds fault because of the repu
| dia.ionl ~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25

WY WE NEED NEGRO TESTIMONY
The editor of the Selma (Ala.) Messen-
ger gives the following instance which
illustrates the necessity of the admis-
sion Of negro testimony, for the benefit
of the whites as well as tho blacks: sss
There are one class of facts which go
very far now in favor of the admission
of negro testimony. A gentleman Of
this cityswhoy had bis horse stolen, sue
ceeded in conyicting the negroes who
had acted as phrveyors in the matter,
but could not reach the white man who
got the horse and carried him off. He
informs as that there is regular hitch-
ing place near the city, whittier the
horses are carried by negroes, and where
they are received by white men. Now,
according to the old laws, these negroes
cannot testify against their accomplices,
and thus the white man uses them as
cats paws for the Preparation of crime.
/ We are informed that most of the horse
and cotton stealing in the country has
been carried on in a similar way 1t is
no wonder that this class Of men should
be violent opponents to the admission OF
negro evidence Let the negro testify,
we say, and many dark deeds, viii be
brought to light that are now covered up.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25
CoLLECTOR's SALE.

CsOIE &ALE on REAL Es-
u TATE
FOR tha Cost and ExpabSe Of Sidewalk 1naprovs-
An6nt. A @
Notice IN hereby given, that by virtue 81 pre-
cept issued by the Mayor of the City OF Evans
vile, and TO me directed, will sell at pubic
auction, at the door Of the court.h house in said
city, on Friday, December 18th, 1866, at ten
o'clock am, the following lot of ground, or 80
much thereof 90 may be necessary 70 pay the
amount charged and assessed against said lot for
the cost and expense of making sidewalk i'm
provements upon said lot tcgsrhsr with tins costs
ar sale OF d that said sale will be continued on
the next day thereafter, namely, Saturday, De-
cember 3d. 1855, at ten o'clock a. m, &C the same
place. for the purpose Of selling such property o.
may have been sold ON the day above mentionsq
and not paid for: ---
d Lot 22I, Donation Enlargement-owner un
knewn-$33 81. 3 = =
JOHN SCHUBERT, Collector.
Evansville, Dec Is, 1865. DIV
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25

Governor Brownlow has been notified
that the Grand Jury of Grundy ccuntyt
Tennessee, has indicted several Tonnes
see Union soldiers and officers for acts
done in the execution of military orders
given BY General Wood The people Of
that county have naturally resolved
themselves into two parties-rebel and
uni6n--and the former is endeavoring
to expel the latter from the country.
We cannot see why Governor Brown
low does mot lay his iron hands upon
these rebels. Ifhe is powerless to defend
and protect Union citizens, let him call
on General Thomas. That slardy old
friend Of the Government.wiIl not fail
him. He will make short Work.of the
lsrebel persecutionists.