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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03
tiens Aon tho Treasury DariSss the
Last Month.
IPress Dispatch.]

lPress Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, June 2.-It is already
known that the military court which
tried Representative Harris,of Mary
land, for giving aid and comfort to reb-
els, sentenced him to three years impris-
onmeut and to be disqualified from hold
ing Office. Since the adjournment of the
court, afidavits bearing on the Gase and
favorable to the accused were considered
by the President, and this Is the reason
why the sentence is remitted and Mr..
Harris released from confinement
During the month ssfs sMayrequisition
to the amount of s97 OOO, 900 were made
on the Treasury for the pay of the armies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03
Police in Possessions Of a Gambling
y Jewelry Establishment.

Press Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, June2 The police have
taken possession of Seaton & Co, the
jewelry, implements, &c, of the New
York Manufacturing jewelers. Associa-
tion, and arrested the principal and as
sistants, on charge of swindling. Evil
dence was produced tosshsw that the
gift concern partook Of The character Of
a swindling institution by the parties
who appeared before the criminal court
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03
Gen. sherman In New York.

NEW YORK, jane 2.-General Sherman
kept himself quite secluded the latter
part of yesterday, but in the afternoon
rode in the park, and in the evening WIS.,
tied Hib]o's Garden. Wherever recog-
U"U~' I''':.''et +, With q glorious reception,
freely with the crowds and said IL"
,yor1o
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Western survey Report.
PRESS Dispatch. '''

New YORK, june "A commnnica-
tion was received on Monday at the land
office, from the Surveyor General of Kan
sas, covering contract ordered for the
survey of lands on the direct route from
Sioux City to Montana and Idaho, and
the opening of road on the route "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03
Ironclads and monitor. to be Laid Up

New YORK, June2-The ironclads and
monitors attached to the West Gulf and
Mississippi squadrons are to be laid up,
now that the rebellion is finally over
These will not be brought North, but will
be laid up at some convenient point in
the Mississippi river or one of its tribu-
taries not yet decided upon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03

The latest wild story as to the disposi-
-tion of Booths body, by Colonel Baker
and his coadjutors, is that the corpse was
placed in quicklime. and in that manner
speedily destroyed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03
Jeff. Davis-NIOre About his Trial
Arrest OF Another Conspirntor-Gov.
Brown ParOled. .i-tt.s-
fPress Dispatch. |

lhkSoS biSPaeeuI
NEW YORK, June 2-Itis not true that
Davis has arrived here, as was an.
nounced with great positiveness, and
particularly by the sensation press. He
is still in the casemate ut Fortress Mon-
roe, and it is not probable that he win
be brought up the Potomac until after
the conspiracy trials are concluded, say
a week after next. No requisition has
yet been made upon the Navy Depart
ment for transport or gunboat convoy.
1t is not yet even decided positively that
Judge Carter will try the eminent crimi-
nal, though the Judge has not the slight
est objection, and such disposition of
the case is probable.
Another of the conspirators has been
arrested very near the Canada line. and
has been brought here and lodged in the
arsenal
The Herald's special says the Govern.
ment has finally decided to turn Davis
over to the civil authorities.
Gov. Brown has been released on pa
role.
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Mor,non Emigraiion.

New YORK, June 2.-Six hundred and
thirty men, women, and children were
landed at Castle Garden yesterday, ell
route for Salt Lake city, converts TO NOR
monism.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03
ORcial Order-PasspOrts.
Press Dispatch
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

The following official notice was issued
to-day:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, June 3, '65.
WHEREAS, Pursuant to The order OF
the President and the necessities requir-
ed of the public safety, directions we're
issued from this department under date
of the 18th of December, 1864, requiring
passports from all travellers entering the
United States, except emigrant passen-
gers directly entering an American port
from foreign country, and whereas the
necessities which required the adoption
of the measure. are believed no longer to
exist, now, therefore,
The President directs that from and
after this date, the above order referred
to shall be and the same is hereby re-
scinded; nothing in this regulation, how
ever, will be construed to release from
due accountability any enemy OF the
United States or offenders against their
peace and dignity, who may enter the
country and at any time be found within
it's legal jurisdiction. ~
w. II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
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FROM WASHINGTON
Diplomatic Intelligence.
Demand Made Upon England.
Indemnify Required for Losses Cans.
cd BY Rebel Cruisers Constructed and
Equipped In English Ports.
Press Dispatch. |


NEW YORK, June 2.-The World saws
the memorial diplomatique of May 14tlf,
makes public the important fact. that the
government of President johnson has in-
strueted the American Minister in Lon.
don, to require of the English govern
ment prompt decision as to the indem-
mites due the United States for losses
caused to the Federal citizens by Confed-
crate cruisers, such as the Alabama and
Others, constructed and equipped in Eng
lish ports since the beginning of the war.
The memorial says President johnson
has renewed a demand several times
made by President Lincoln and denied
by England, bnt he now makes it with
more vigor and energy thar ever
President johnson NOT i'm Favor of Ne
gro suGrage-GeneraI sickies' Mis-
sion. a- ,
Press Dispatch.l
New YORK, June 2-The Herald's
Washington special says: 1t is believed
here that the President is not in favor of
negro suffrage except in some modified
form and under certain qualifications. It
is also understood that the mission of
Gen. Sickles to BOgota was for the pur-
pose of obtaining grants of land for the
purpose of settling them with the blacks
from the United States, and that the late
President, who authorized the mission,
was willing to give fifteen millions of
dollars for adequate territory.
The United States of Columbia, after
this year, will withdraw their diplomatic
from this country inscon
sequence of the Congress having refused
to make any appropriation beyond the
present year
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STOCK MEDICIN e.

TO u II z -
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders,
I,HEsE POWDERS HAVE PROV
i ED, after trial OF several years, 10 DC Su'
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The chief superiority of these Powders ARISES
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the appearance NlSoI anu sPAi''' '''' "
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These Powders arc not intended, as most
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The following official notice was issne'
to-day:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03
Decisiou I'm the Case of Congressman
Harris-sentence Remttted oT the
President.
[Press Dispatch. !

New YORK, June 2.-The Herald's spe-
cial says Congressman Harris. OF Mary
land, tried for persuading rebel soldiers
not to take the oath of allegiance, was
sentenced to three years Imprisonment
and forfeiture of all political rights. The
President has approved the finding, but
remitted the sentence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

WILLIAM @. GOODMAN Go. A. 49,h
w Indiana Volunteers. did deser hi,
company and regiment a. Csnneiton Ind
November 26ih. 1864, and semsined absenI
from his company until April Sih. 1865, .,
which time he returned under the pardon
proclamation Of the President. H.. sid
William c, Goodman remained with bis
company long enough 10 obtain . respects.
bic suit o. clothes from The Government,
when he deserted the second tune. and 10
yet absent;any person 10 authorized to srresl
him aud return him 10 the nearest Proves,
Marshal, end obtain The rrwssd for ssresiinq
deserters. WIN. w. KENDALL.
1st Lieut. Co. A 49th Ind. Vols.
June 81, l3S5-lt.
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wAsHiscroH. Nay ~ The following
order has just been Issued from The Wa
ID apartment:
at 10 ordered that in al cases OF sen
fences by military tribunals Of impsison
men. during the war. the sentence b.
RENTED. and the prisoners discharged. The
A idutsnt General ~iIi issue the imme
date necessary Instructions TO carry this
order into effect.
''By order Of the President.
lSigned] "E. n STANTON
"Secretsry OF War"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

RoBBEnIEs--Ths edge Of Pike Co
bordering on Dubois SCENE to be in
tested with : gang Of thieves. On
last Sunday night tine store Of Mr.,
Thomas, ct Orwell, was entered, and
bis safe taken out the back door, and
rolled several yards, when the thieves
tried to blow il open with powder, but
not succeeding. they went to . neigh
boring blacksmith shop and taking
lis sledge aud other tools they tried
till nearly day dawn to force It open,
Int did not succeed, and finally lett
without obtaining any booty. The
neighbors heard them hammering, but
- they made so much noise did not
think them robbers.
On Wednesday night the house Of
Mr.. Leroy Robinson, near the Springs
was broken into BY some half dozen
men, and be compelled by putting q
pistol to his head, to disclose where his
money, some $500, was concealed,
which they took, and left him with
the warning to stay in his house until
daylight or he would be shot.
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CoMnExDABLE ExrERrRBE.-Weun.
derstand that the Trustees OF st. o
seph's Congregation, in this place
have opened . subscription for the
purpose Of building an addition to
their church. The addition contem.
plated will cost in the neighborhood
of $4,000, and will make the edifice,
already . handsome one, one Of the
best in southern Indiana. The sddi-
ton in size is much needed, as the
congregation cannot all be seated in
the building a. it now is.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

ADMINISTRATORS SA LIZ

Office i hereby given. ,hss ths under.
: y ~'gned administrator of the estate ~
VIM Spurlock dec~asrd, vii cell a public
suc ion a. the laie re.idsrce VI th- dec sssd
~ Picks township, DaLois coussy, Ind. On
SATURDAY. thu l7'h day Ut -sunv, 1866
he psrsonsi property " said estate not t..
ten BY the widow. Consisting OF h.sses,
cs''lr. hogs. sheep. srRons farming mensiis
. nsth'ld A'i NJ, chen fur .i,ure. &c; ssls
20 GU 10 v'cIoek A N
EkuS- suns Ut thr~.. ,loilsss md m.
Ter cash; over three dvliars rr. dii ~ Il
'n""'hs;'hr fWchar.r g'vsng nut -tins-r.,t
,nivi"g ben' az ~ ssiu si-n. ~ p..i -.
enfny wv. BRElZ sd,n ..
May - u. lsG,-;.y
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sssily participated 10 said rebellion. and the
sssiGsisd value Of wAoss taxable properly i
over $50. 900.
Fouftesu,h-AlI persons who have take
the Oath Of Amnssly - prescribed in the
Presidsnt's Psoclsmsiion. December 2sih
1868. or the oath VI Allegiance 10 the Gov
srnmentof The United States since the date
Of Geld PsoeIsms,iom. sad ~ho have no
,hsncsforwsrd ksp. end maintained the ssm'
inviols.s. Psoviosd. shss special application
msy Be made TO the President Tor pardon
~ any pssson belonging 20 the excepted
class. and such clsmency will Be literally
extended % may be Consistent with thu fact
end the peace snc dignity Of the United
S'ssss. The Secretary Of State will esssb.
lish rules sud regulations Tor administering
and recording said Amnesty Oath 90 % 10
l0su'e lie benefi,s 10 the people end guard
the Cove rnmens sgains, fraud.
(SEAL +,
In testimony whereof have heseunso set
my hand and caused the Seal Of the
Unitsd,Stues 20 be sfiixsd. Done ., the
City Of Washington. 29sh day Of My, A..
ID. 1865. and Of the Independents Of the
United States the eighty ninth.
(Sgned) ANDREW JoHssos.
By the President.
w. II. 6EwARD.
Secretary Of State.
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Notes Of all the denominations named vii
ne promptly furnished upon fecelp, u sub
,scriptionr.
the Notes Of this Third Ser,es sye pre-
eisey similar 10 form sn5 privileges 10 ID,
Seven Thirilrs already .. ID, kept that u.
u vrrnment reserves 10 itself the option d
paying interest IN gold con 81 . per ce.,.
instead o. z 3-iO,hs 10 currency s b.cr,p.
ere will deduct he interest IL currency %
70 July 18Th, at the time when they sup
scroe.
The delivery OF the notes Of this third se.
rice u ID Seven thirI-s viii commence O..
be Is, " June. and viii De made prompt,
aud continuously after that date.
The slight change mnde 10 Tie conditions
Of this THIRD SEhlES affects vn:y Jhv
matter Of interest. The psym-n; H. gold, il
made. will be equivalent 10 the cWrrmcy il.
terrss VI the hi her rate.
Tie return 10 specie payments, IN The
event 81 which only will the option to pay
iDtcaesl ~ Goid be svsiled ~, Mould 90 ~.
duce and equsIizs prices that purcl, asr.
made with six per cent. 10 go4d WI MD BE-
July equal % those made with seven ana
three ,rn,hs per cent. in currscy Inls i.
The Only Loan ID Market
Now offered by the Gov.rDmeni aud il.
superior advantages make il The
Great Popular Loan Of the Pcoi.l
Less ,hsn $3.50 900 600 d The Lasn 40
thorizrd BY Congress are nov on the .,.ar krr
This Amount, al the t.lr 81 wh,, Il il is Lrinx
absorbed. Will 81 be subscribed Tor within
sixty dsys. when The notes All uudnubl-J,
command . premium, - hiss uniformly bee.
the case on cIvring the subscriptions 10
other Loans
10 order tina, citizens Of every town aud
section Of the county may be afforded facii.
i'ies Tor taking tae Loan, the National
Bsnks. SAFE Bsnks. aud Pnvste Bankers
throughout the couosry hsve generally
agreed 70 receive subscriptions ut pr. Sub
scr'Oers vii select their cwn agents. IL
y hom they hive confidence, aud who only
are 10 be responsible for the delivery d The
notes Tor which they receive orders
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION aeExT, Philadelphis.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL De RECEIVED BY the
Fist National Bank o. Evsusviile.
EvsnsvilIe NstIonsI Bank Of Evansville.
Nssio'-J Bank Of Evansville.
Fret National Bank o. New AIbsny.
New Albany Nations. Bank d N~~ Albsny.
Aeschsn,s' National Bank Of New Albany
First National Bank Of Seymour.
md sll other National Bsnks and o,her re.
'pscisb Bankers.
Msy ~ b, lS65-9S.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or LAND
NOTICE i hereby given. IN @t By vissu.
- Of 81 order Of the Oub"jH Common Plsss
Court. the under signed. q dminlsssa,or u ,hs
estate o. Lewi.CB. e. Harriet Hhivsy dscsss.
20. VII Or ios ssls - suction. o. shs
premises an
MONDAY the 26h day Of Juss. loeS.
an equal undivided two third I'd u the FOL.
lowing described real estate io.wit: The
west hell o. out lot number one ~. ID
me town o. Hunsinsburg. Dutois eosay
Indisns. - . .rr.
TERMS--0os hal: Of tho pusehsss mo.
ney cssh 10 hsad. tho other he'll 10 ~ sIvs
months wIth interest, the puvch ssw giving
note with good fres-hold sscority. --saIs 10
begin q 2 O'Clock p NJ.
WIN BRETT. sdot.
Adsms & Boe'tnsr. ATTY plf.
Nav 9th, ls65-4w.
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o1J0sph Howard. the individual who
tssged he Draft Proclamation in 1864. end
fos shs innocent publication Of which the
WorId end Journal Of Commerce efices
vsss ssissd BY the military sushosi,iss end
shsis lssuss temporarily suspended. he been
sppoIassd oiieIsI reporter q Gen. Dis
hssd eussssss. N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

~The sentence of death against
Bowles and Milligan has been com
muted to imprisonment for life in the
Ohio penitentiary. So the tastes Of
some Of our hot blood hounds viii not
Be gratified.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

o1THE New Orleans Timss. d TIE ooh
ssys shss bsadssds Of psrolss rebel prisop
sss ere daily srriving 10 that city. end sfs
ths eoanssdias. General he psrais,sd ,
ssaSss q shsn % lssvs ios Mexico. On
hsstss1 end 6hy len 10 body. and more
were preparing % 60.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

%Read JohDson's North Carolina
proclamation. II has good deal Of
old fashioned Democracy about il, rs il
brings the Constitution to the fore.
Rronnd.
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TLast Thursday, President John
sons appointed day for humiliation
and prayer, was generally observed BY
our citizens. Services were held il
both Of the churches.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

TGen. Kirby Smith has surren.
desed his forces IN Texas. This was
the last Of the large rebel armies, and
virtually ends the rebellion.
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d.. RicnARDaos. -. Esglish chemist.
says that iodise. placed 10 : small box
vish pssiesassd Id. destroys osssnic poison
IL ssoaa Ds1isg shs ces,inusncs Of q
epitsnis .saall-poz 10 London b ssw
shis nsshed used viii benefit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03
u. S. 7-SO LOAN
THIRD SERIES,
$780, 100000.

nY sushori,y Of the Secretary Of the
- Treasury. the ndrrsisned, The General
Subscription ARsn, for The sale Of United
S'a,es 6scuri'ies, offers 70 The public the
third sesies Of Treasury Notes. besri"g sev
en- sud shree.ienshs per cent. interest pei
nnnum. knaWn - iha
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03
Exc UTRIx' SALE OF LAND.

@<<~. SsAss0 % ~ = VI LAM
NOTICE . hereby given. that By vir,u
~ Of an order Of the Dubois County Com
mon Pleas Court. the unabridged Execute
Of the late wiII Of John G Ecksrle deceased
Will offer for Sale q public suction on ths
premises on
SATURDAY. JUN h 10Th, 1855.
The follos ing described lands aud reel %.
tate of'hr decvdent situated ~ the countv
o. Dubois. snd State Of Indisns. IL vt:
T"wn'Ioss Number eleven (l1) and eish.
teen (ls), in The s~copd addition 10 The tow
o. J spsr. In said county Of Dosois, subject
20 the widow Of said deceased share aud
Interest therein.
TERMS OF SALE-Oas half Of N,
purchsss money 10 Do paid Ia cash. md shs
residue within six moths. abe purchaser NV.
ING note with good freehold security, bsss
ing interest from dsto Of sale, and wsiviur
benefit Of vsius,ion end spprsisemsn 4 80
ALOISIA ECKERLE. Exscs,ris.
Adams e. Bueuner,. sttys.
Nay 9Th. lsG5-4w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

@Is soswsr 70 ~ inquiry @ 70 when
= Cespus Christi dsy, we slste that |, CO.
cnrs ihis year on nezt Thursday week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

These Bonds are now worth q hsndsoms
prem un. and sre exempt, az are al the
Government Bonds. from Stsie, County and
Municipal taxation. which adds from one Ia
three per cent. per snnum 10 their value
according 70 the rate levied upon o,hei
property. The inisres, 10 payable ssmi-sn.
nusiIy BY coupons attached TO each note
which may be Gu, off and sod TO any bank
or banker
The interest At $50 per cent. amounts
10 One c,rt nsv dov an - chn 40.
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go l. @ A N .

These uoirs are issued under date OF July
Is. 1865. md are payable three years from
,hst date in currene,. or are convertible Al
the option Of The holder into
Y. =. J-sSO Nix per cent.
GOLD.BEAKING BONDS
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COURT NOTICE.

''tNAl ~, llCL.
S'sic M fndi,rs. lpibni. emmy. 80
In III Duhois Ci-,uh e or 81 lp,h.s
Gun Y. IL ~ S'a'e ~ indians, Ser,~m.
ber Term. A. u. ises
3 Ill 3 Ednons'vn
Maj = T. P.~.rs.
Susnn 8. Powers.
Fh"ns- Dort"n,
Nsrgsre' J nor'vn,
Richard ~ u. ~.
itkao ,'h~' onihis 18Th Day n May.
- :" 'hs yerr 1860. the sbnve nssrsd riish.
~. ~ his -'tcrn-,s .. flied 10 the Once Of
ne Citrk 81 DUBOIS Circuit Court. his con-.
plant against rid defendants, ia Tho . bovs
Untitled Cause, together with % shidsvn 81
Competent pcrs00, thst ssid delsmdants
Susrn ,. Ppwefs, Thomas boron, Mweases
>, D.rto., Richard KIRK. Martha A Kirk.
snd Major 4 Powers. are necessary parties
20 ms sun, snd'h ssId action 10 70 obs "
Deed 70 Re- Estate, sn~ ere nos reside nss
o. sbe Stale o. Indians. Said deisDdeass
sre therefore, hereby notified o. shs 6iise
ana tendency OF said complains sRainn
them, and thst unIess they appenv md On.
swer or demuv thereto, q the esIIipp a. psid
csuse on the second day u the NEXT ,es@ of
esd Court. 20 BE- begun end he'd % The
Court House ~ jasper. on The 81 Monday
~ September 1855. nexi. ssid complaint,
snd The mstters mud things therein contained
and alleged. will be hesrd end dsssrmiued
~ Their sbse0ce. ss.rf sp
Witness my hand and Seal thislAe 18th
day o. Nav, 1866
HENRY A HOLTHAUS. Clerk.
B. D Esmceasor. ss,y piG.
Nav 90 n. 1856 4y ,as8 MMM