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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

r. RshsF ( Bra, as -, 56eassJ. oaaafs, = att
fI1HE DEFENDANT, THOMAS ]. cpNkEn, bsins
noa.Fesiasat Of this State, ~ changed - the si
IA Ia ordered ga rahiesGson b made for sus snopaasise
weeks IL Bresslkss whig. notifying sad aefsaaaat -
appear bsfgTe she Chsseury Court q naeasdge % he
ga M6aday ~ April asxt thru ard thefe y rake dente
pFss wM gALBRAfTfI O, an.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

essgs, Bass & Hoaas,ssl e ale ~. asea q Crook
sIsaka,
FTNHE DEPENDANT, WM ~ CIRCUMSTANCES.
j beng aoE-Tesidsnl Of bis Esais, charged "a tbs
bail IL ordered thar abiicasisn DO made or fesf sue
pesEiPs weeks 10 BrBsniews WAig notifying sA aeea-
daut 20 appear before the ChanserY Court nangidgs
90 the "a Monday II April next thea and there make
deieHse 70 the bill the wa be taken iur confess
Ell azd set for hesFing or paris.
Gb22-Pfs5 WI. GALBRAITH. G. AM
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

BBSiNo o. BgIDaEpoRr we learn that
the yoang aad thriving town Of Bridge
port, On the Tennessee river, thirty
miles below Chattanooga, was almost totally
destroyed 10y fire on Tuesday night lasi =
The railroad depot, telegraph and express
office were among the buildings destroyed
We kayo not deem Informed whether the
office ~ the Illnmihator sgas burned down
aHt We h5gs not hattahooqa Gasetts
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
'ATTAuHMRNT

THE pEAINTIFFs ON AFI9nAvIT
ssgs sc SsFGts6l isaH5tst h ss ana a. .hsuosAs
tas FFeesss sAsasthx ssgsea ~ it hsysnK ataarsa ~
ts seseh hssRe Sesslss ef ths Rsae iog osat - sa
ne sse tA7tng tenh FYf Ma pfpfsftSt Il i rfsa -
" taeeal schsF.e de tta aaY 81 saas lsa - 4 eli ke
Ptgeesase Eb Psrs, aasR esaeesa thai a. eases
- lAitzhed af taf tAs Neaxls sis
iteteas+ pa JOSEPH sAUNER, a. q
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

Tn Louisville Journal says when Col.
X J Breckenridge vas captured he had an
order from J c. Breekinrfdge, Secretary Of
War 70 come 10 Kentucky and order all
Coniedorals officers and soldiers oat of the
State upon the penalty of being handed over
10 the Federal Government q be tfeatad as
guerTilass
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

a susaARlsE tfhpedo was exploded fur
hundred and sixty threc feet down in an
oil well near Titusville Pennsylvania, on
saturday making the oil and water shoot
thirty feet lnIo the aiF, aHd the earth groan.
cd ike monster in death agoaiess The
well had ceased 10 yiCld. brtt as soon d The
disturbance bad subs idsd oil appeared on the
sarilce as igHt ~ il could be dipped oil sgith
a sand pump, Tie theory IS lhz the Oh
veins otstopped az with Parafiiae, and the
torpedo blew thorn open again.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
II ollEDfENcE TO A DECREE MADE

- ihs ysaaasr tsra f ~ sid cosft VIII sci q Ne
sass % ksmHel BoE8aa =, O. a. Essssy. Hoa3ay
Msfsh s sa5, Il d. 0sgs Hsasa asof % Enaxzs, Esst
% laa The pFeeftF Of Erfendent taE n The It'll dfi
81 knen epanfy adjoining & lands 81 ssnt ssat and James
hsssls h3fs snd atheF ~ FrAask BFSaa river
slH neats ans sihent DE- sqniiy e fe6sagsn tkklag
hoha hearing Interest ph approved security ne parchsss
neaeF, sad fstsnias lisn ~ paia.
pfs5 D. A. DKabRRICK, O. Az.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

lust THE THING FOR YOUNG
IRA cos
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

GENTLEMEN WOULD DO WELL
N eozsa r iaieress By eaIns sad essShag he sarsS
E,oek Of lsssss and shoes n -,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
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TfRpa TINS ABbE9aTfUSs OF THE Bib,
rkieh ~ ssefn 10 II AilsspaFs thai he nspendens,
fsly psltls IA aaaesadsa heSena he limits sf the
Stsa1 az - ahsaas skat che sfsliasfy process s las
eanSei hs t<fss apsN ain Il efsfsa thet fpeises
ten y maAs r. sbs sBeesssiss seeks N bfsNnia :, !
Csft q psafrsaEe % Tie 81 Monday u April
nsxt ID utHke defense 70 tie fl tbe ssmt WI be Is
ksg f5y Sosssesssd hha stt fer heatthE ~ pefls
s,eps wAs "a bbRkfTH, 6. H.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

IF you WANT A GOOD SUIT OF
CLOTHES, deaS tAa 70 ss.l at ,. q. Pace 4 Css's
They have handsome stesk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

m lDEDfFNffR no 4 DF0REE aanr
IN oBEpfENcE 10 i nEuRt.E aADE

n Ne S,assg sssu s q saia Cart n ~ ease u
g r. nsesh - = afprssI - ear ~ sals = ne Cas5t
less sesg & anor#e q sinsasy tsfeh eess isa he
heBEs Aaa w feu efepa 81 6tendsaf On he s2sthtsst
eefasf ~ rsband kAa State snls, cFsd Of nEsnlhs
shsai she t4a u eastes ssklsx tsnd keshg interest
With approved security OF he purchase maBey and getAaiaE
lea ~ paid. Pi48 p a. DsADBktcks Q. 4 ~.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

IN A SHORT TIME WE SHALL re.
seiye la-rs ts 81 Queeasware, and fall sssost-
o. Greece ries. whieh win oGzr - redssea FFisss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
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= A. : IA Essi ssi s kA ~ gafssssa ssa
8 ~ 81 $3.50 = IN. eALBaAfrH. 6. ~
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gosss b. ffil sas 81 Hsisss ~ q n7lssa.ssnd
81 =. kasss $50
1snoa rus AhEFskgloss 81 fliR nIht4
NsicA sfe sN8ss %, Il sptaafs ths4 9ss - the ae
;ssssass nm. 81 Htsesaaa has ssspehdfa ~ easesals
hr,sf llsi De sseasy psels e lev sskasl b sssssa
.s ks,ss "a Z ordered llsst Fabtisases - Nads ~
wss n Rfsaassets Ehss eeil5sihE sid
atapi g Arptas p ne csa5sss5 ceast = paaaIsaks
sss IA lie sd 81 c. aaine sill he ssksn ss confessed
- 49, ~ = ~ M ftALBRAI1Hs Al
80
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

YOU CAN BUY A GOOD ARTICLE
u o. Tea. caffee, Rice, Pepper spices
Indtgo, Madaer, CoRPcFas, AIana. Ganaleas
Hacking, HFuehes. t4Feon8s. Paper, Penss
J.. n. PACE CO.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

/ lR. tx. CAN BE CONSULTED PROFESSION
~ ALLY ts Drug Store daring bssnsss hoags sad al
his rsdsnes, Of Cumberland aad Loeas Streets
othsr hours when not professionally absent.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28
-O5TyIK 10 lJIa' ITIT

,Ea;l5ss OF Thyfsghti 'I'noa aoqnno tfaE-yin9"
J In reply tol olhiiinyletterst ind Mdtiiries from
peopie in this seetiQn,of the country the under
signed take great pleasire in saying through the
columns of your paber, that eur renowned prep
aratfon, kh6wn as GoesiDy Dyspepsis Cure, ID a cefh
tain cure for Dyspepsia, limits worst stages
Many .eapes sfIaH4g. standing, sWi thin, SprJ SB
acquaintance, have been cpppletclYs and we be-
iieve permanently cured. 1t will stop, distress
|aftor eating plinost, ,nstanteneously, and enables
the. dyspeptic who has lived for years upon Gra-
ham bread and the planest diet, to cat as heartily
as he pleases, and anything he chooses, without
dangef bf' distrclsj 6r t6ufing, on rising On tho
stmnugi tHsistn infaii iiblbkurfeotdr of.intii CESS
tion and constipation, keateksA healthy appetite,
stdps sick hoAdhchc, ;hearthurn, sickness mt the
stoinachp palms. drafnps, or choic inlether stom-
zach or bowels, and swectens offensive; breath, as
soon as yuul takn iB anil by enablingitbe patient
to take Iibntypof hearty food, q whichis tho pat
fent of health, produces vigor, strength and
energy. In every trial we have known, II ms
speedily eradeated Dyspepsia with az its attend,
Tapt suirefifes, wcakfesses, dcbi1ity and loss Of
hover, giving insteada proper activity and TONE
| to The stomach and6rgans ofcaigestion, and q
wefe66GdcntIY believe, and as thcspublished ccr-
tifenlcsin ouf crcdiars, amanacs, and ifpmahy
lof the leading Journals, from lconvalescent PM
Atients will confirm, completely, ,pernianent
ffnipost uirac1lanslys T.. cure the worst case O.
!. Dyspcpsia n sxisfcNcey We warrantit inevcry
1t can lie obtained at all the Drut
ttStorcsih fhe uuitoa States and csnadas, 81 0l
Jncr bottle, or six bottles for So 90.
4 .iss sira1 ~ ~ C.,G. CLARK & CO.,
n .s,iisS - .l1.t sdi 'l6l.pn PRoPRIEroRs,
lts-e-Iy.1 NewI1aven, G
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28
, DIR. TALBOTT's, PILLS.

DR.. TALBOTT'S PILLS.
(t0MP0SEDf Of highly concentrated extracts
" from roots and herbs of the highest p,cRieine
nj value, infnllible in the cure of all iscasGs Of
the Liver, ptsany derangement of the Digestive
Organs. They remove all impurities of the Blood
and are gnequalcd in the cure of Diarrh@a, yaun;-
dice, Dyspepsia, serofula, Billioushcss, Lirw
Complaint, Feyers,", Headache, Piles, Mercurial
one pill in the morning, children half a pillE
From one 70 three PiIfi viii cure ordinary cases,
and from, Ito three bexesSwill cure any curablo
case of no matter how l6ng-standing. Price 81
per box! Trnilc supplied sent by mail. ,dt ~
~. suiN. MOTT Talbot, NJ. d., a. CO.K ni
[S726-ly] poe aids AZ Fulton ST.. New YorkI,iy
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28
4 NJ FARE!ss ~ f. KeftfssFfIs, S.. FAfn,FF'
0Ho, Ye Boot and ShoelesS!

yJIlIE andfnisned would call attention to thOir
large and wei selected stock pf. Boots apd
shoes SRich they artfiiGia fedehTns ana aBpeaih4s
They co, sist If all the lato styles and patterns
snS JSIssts ' eis hS sS.S prices possible.
feeling 3 StSn4atnS m III ltoe drpaasurs, sgsrtiist
with their ample fac,' 'itics itr manufacturing to
suit both as rsgards quar- ty and quantity. Their
stock is comprised as follo,,s:
| Mems Kip and Calf Boots nd SHOES. OF,
ll9bgs nnt 6aa,tl tlsiFips wl laH 4iqpts 4n. shoes'
| Soi iiers and Misses Calf, Goat, ma mp btoHs'
| Misso> aud Childreps CATERS.
i'Chiidrcily Sb6essh Gfeat variety
FARRIER, l.E0BENSTEIN 4 o..
IL S4s.tFAnnGas Mapageg. tnar1Gw 9fsH9fRR v
! H. B.-connccte' with our stock We have con-
HsqtlyI on, hsd, ,fory'a1lss alfFskins, kip skins,
. - s. s. FARRIER. !,
NOTICE TO SELL REAn ESTATE.
hTf. r'ffa hcresn enoohhFyFeryqe Ok yeryy 2Jtbie terms,
l. taii.in. HoIumbia tow hsdip, tM0igs1 ccdntssI
ituate H. = The farm formerly owned v Will
Is'S Is as'2 PEssats pa$E'Sats ;s ;%a
ution, DO aires Mil ISshoasss dhl tBs sans sdAikt
richard and three s4g sufltsstfr ciesetelIwell-
ns house % FSr term tsf%s; rHl Y sf fSf Il p5asfSy
he premises 0 on tA0 9sS H. sIMpsoS, Iis,p
J -lYl ~ 4 keal w
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28
i elHJJNNEWEEE2S,Eo'

uNIvEHsALI,T ,TEs YEARS has clearly proved
C0uGM that the theory, Of simplicity,
I ltf4t rtp ihe gfeatcIcnitnt Of this splenS
did preparation, which ALLOWS it's use WHENEVER
there Isl tickling or Irritation in'the Throat and
producing Hoidebilty, is the only dtrue theory
by which a atrteremsdy for Colds, Coughs, Hoarsea
ness! Br6nthial gohPI andail Throat Ahec-
ti6ns, whielrif hGriectcdendiaCo CossvapTIox, can
be eficctually cured. s2p aisN 3l.,4. a9%
&ssS Sore Throat, the gtcat iotisidof Dipthe-
ria when neglected, is cured byIiaking d garglc
with equal parts of waterpehhal" 2 p2i 4.72
l.e gxg Tdstihoninls ofiundoubted character can
be seen at MY Office by alia7 . '1"si ''Ht' z. 5,Hi
small gottlss;s5 ssats >, Large, so cents.
ga5 Sold BY all Wholesale and Retail Dealers
| In MedisiRc. = ,.,,,,,,,, a 7 --,,.tts,,, no
+ JOHN L, HUNNEWELE, Proprietor,
| Practical Chemist, No. 8 Commercial Wharf,
ltoe, ,I23hlh'gg tilspl' is, ", e slBestSh, Mass
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28

All orders promptly attended TO- -"
osfta ffeighGort PiiAtagc apply ba kdarasd4a- IT,
s,,s a:, &c va,sasf,g ReaI Es5saais, ingidains
'Gs oi itii ioaiBfessery, 10 en0 n 3sDbhl T5fl
TN pursuance of an order grantddM ths7RR-
i bate Court of Mcigs county, Ohio, will offer
ss AiPrsis 9ss estiSs Saa . aS & DAY yn sl IN
pteKists the following Observation-Disclosures sib
uatcd in Mcigs county Ohio, tdiwit:. alots 1Nfs
"a, 65. 90 and 81, in the town Of PomeroysN Gigs
county, ohio; appraised At twelve thousand f~o
hundred dollars, az, ,2O0,) subject to the payment
ldolld2s s sSaz siAy, a,iuz aap dssdli1, .lE@ baA
] lCatharine ,Schaffer, widbw of Frederic Schafcr,
decd during her 9hfural life, tte snf4e bd1g IN
lieu IL Der dowcrsih kaa fsemi4iI i WH
TFiRxapF SALE Ono -third down, in hand;, one
third IL one y sarj aad dshcs6GDa MScscars
/ frSm. tho date on sales with, interest; ,thcypp-
ment to be seenrcd ht mortgage dbbn thS lprehp-
Uses soid-,z CAT4IARIE IScII AFFER,i !,
Executrix OF Frederic Schafef, dec V.
i By cAsrwRfGHr 4 Msskss HatyA ni8 ,doDe
December 8, 1869 Sooic baiosiss-liaH b
The. above named Catharine Schaiier VII ,it tIs
purchaser elect, compound her annual payment
above named for such sum as the same shall b
lyorth at date of sale. ~ 3lEl. x
tIso4tl cATHARINE scHAPFEE
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28

Cant. A. MCFARLAND; Al. ENSL0W, Clerk.
WIN run regularly during the yssf asyfplloKf: "A,
sLcaving Pertsgqnh fsfPoppfe SsSn Ashasyg
Returning, will leave Pomeroy on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at o'clock a. m:
iasseegsfs agd shipper, %z N asfs9 It'll, upon sn
trusted to us will be executed with promptness
and ilispatch.ll hHAW ,no1qIToseh yT9Y9 J
Nav ia, rs65.-LS-i -iSItfl siyitrG y1ey9 ain
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28
For Portsmouth, 'G1iiippofigs;1 Mafisaa
, rcHH HhiYsS||YE hiYsS||gY5TsR III R1!i;sSGlSssf i'F%lsfff.
- lssttr G bRbER MA,

w. II. KERR, Capt, Clerk, W. H. BRYAN.
Leaving Portsmouth every Monday at 3 o'clock
3. M M, Passfng aPomeroy every Tuesday, at 0
o'clock o. M, up; and every Sunday, ate o'clock
p. M, down; leav ing Pittsburgh every satur-
day Gtl2 o'clbcbM.- X.,T,,
Messengers III this b&t kill &aN u days
in Pittsburgh to do business and return On
s:ts|ss y ssss s;z!E.,ss5 p s. a o,s5.ii Flt, H
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28
OUR NEW NODE:

by sale Of IS, 900 aructcs 81 VHpe = ~
OUR NEW MODE. : " VI
Tho articles of goods arc numbered from up
20 rs. 900! $4,000 consisting Of Piano ,Melodc
ans. Gold and Silver Watches, SeEing Machpcs,
Tea & Table Sets, Solid Silver tea and table
spoons and Forks, etc., etc., and the other 37tI
560>articIcs Of valuable jewelry, Work and toilet
Gases, Photograph Albums. 0pcnfacc Silver
Watches, and fancy articles in great variety
$4,000 notices numbered from to 75-0p0 are
printei and put into scaled envelopes and we'll
mixed and one Of these is taken out and, sent to
the person sending to us 20 cents to cover cx-
pcnse Of postage, correspondence, etc, anu the
article or goods corresponding with ths huMSer
on ,the4notce will beAsent to the Holder ef the
same Immediately (if he desires to purchase the
articlc) on tho receipt of t,ea ploibars. For in-
stance; If the number on the notice, sent to you
be 500, and Il piano or diamond Set or gold watch
should be numbered 800, 1t will be sent to you for
So, and SO onfor eveHy articleip efrh list ofa56...
'oe @ astelff H., ,te,i.i1 I'LL ll III A,tisl doc, no
please you, you cea retariilt AID ydif thShey shat
be- Retunsied. ~s-t>s>r-r~~~--.>Ns~~-~ -~~,o,SN1~r.o
25 cents must be sent to pay expense Of post
age, Correspondence ete., qaone notice.
Remember that whatever article correspond.
with the number on your notice, you can have II
by paying Tw0DOllnfs fsr IL Yhstber it b'
worth $lJO orSsO0. Andit il sforPar jnteest tt
deal fairly and send dnt4 dur! fine sfHclss, as il
gives conhdencesto the public, land thcteby in
sreases our sales.
TRY OUR NEW MODE
Upon receipt of 25 cts, which pays fpr SogreA
pondence postage, etc., wo send one notice.
Upon receipt of 81, which pays for correspond
snce, postage, ETC., we send six notices.
Upon receiptp pf 81 which pays for c9rr9penN
ence, postage, ctc:,, We &il send 70 notices. and4
fine present Valued at not less than$i5, as asnin
pie of our goods. r. 49,
ence, postage, etc., We will send l5onotices' an
Solid Silver Watch, by return mail.
AGENTS WAYTED.-Send for our circular! } {
Agents allowed large cash commission, b.
. which tirytcag makel lsS5 IweekL1 RI
Address plainly REED q BROTHER ,li
Salesroom Box 5l3S,
"a Liberty st.s;'oog 1oNhw York OitSaN%l
s[At3ml sasi,Hta fause8 HUI bus
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28
'iWnIsKEkS Z rWiIfISKERs.. |. |.

Do You want yhiskers ar Mepstachcsf iDnf
smoothest face or chin, or,hair on bald heads in
Six Weeks. Price, Isl 90. Sent by mail any
where, closely seaIeds on receipt of price.
address WARNER 4 CO., Box 1888,
Is-s-1y.1 Brooklyn, X. Y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-16
From the Aledo Record.
Mercer County.

The official vote of Mercer county will be
found IN our columns to-day. The poll was
small, very little interest being felt in the re-
sult. The Union ticket had no regular oppo-
sitiOn. Independent candidates were run for
the Offices of county clerk and treasurer. In
both cases, the candidates so running have
heretofore acted with the Union party. The
other three candidates on the Union ticket
were unopposed. The democracy" either
voted for the independent candidates or stay
ed away from the polls. One of these cand:.
dates succeeded by the msagre majority of
% votes; the other was defeated by upwards
of 400. The aggregate vote of the county il
less than one-hslf what it was last year.
At the general election last year, 1850
votes were polled, while but little over 400
were cast last Tuesday. Add to the vote of
last year, the number of soldiers since re-
turned, and we presume the aggregate will
not fall far short, if any, of !, 800 voters in
the county. Yet but little over two-fifths of
this number attended the election.
The vote on clerk, ii will be seen, was verv
close, Anderson independently having 90
majority over McManus. DunlGp's majority
over Ungles independently 43l.
Judge. Clerk. Treas. Surr. Supt.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-16

COULDN'T UNDERsTAND.-An amusing col
lequy came off at the supper table on board
one of our Mississippi boats between Bos-
ton exquisite, reeking with hair oil and col
onge, who was cursing the walters, assum.
ing very consequential airs. and n raw iona.
than seated by his side dressed in homespun.
Turning TO his vulgar friend. the former
pointed with his jeweled finger and said
"Buttah, sah."
81 see it is," coolly replied Jonathan.
''Buttah, sab, l sayw fiercely repeated the
dandy.
Il know it; very good; first rate article"
"Buttab, l tell you'll" Numbered the dandy,
IN still louder tones, pointing with slow, un-
moving finger, and scowling upon his neigh
Dor as if he would annihilate him.
well, gosh all Jerusalem, what of it ?''
now yelled the down easter. getting his dan
der up in turn "You don't think took it
Tor lardt"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-16
THE REGISTRY LAW.

The press of this state generally denounce
the registry law, and say fraud is easier
practiced under it than without 1t. A great
manv towns did not comply with its provis-
ions. and there will probably be much litiga-
in consequence. The next legislature Will
ton probably repeal or modify the law, but In
the meantime an enterprising secretary OF
state has caused to be printed enough blanks
to supply the state for ten years TO come
This enormous expense has most likely been
incurred for nothing.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-16

The proclamation of the findings of the
court martial that tried Emerson Etneridge,
shows that he was acquitted, though found
guilty of several of the charges and specif-
cations. The court closed the case summari-
ly, not permitting the judge advocate to IN.
troduce his most important witnesses. Gen.
Thomas disapproved the findings, and ad-
ministers sharp rebuke to the members for
their neglect of duty and want of dignity as
officers. The altered condition of Tennessee,
in the Judgment of Gen. Thomas, does not
require the re-arrest of Etheridge, and be is,
therefore, set at liberty, and the court that
tried him dissolved.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-16
BY TELEGRAPH
Exported for the Daily Argus.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6l.-The n. Y. Herald's
Washington special says:
The secretary of navy has determined to send
abroad a considerable portion of our surplus ma.
val force to cruise about and visit principal CON-
mercial ports frequently if congress will make ap-
preparations.
The president has appointed Hon c. NJ. Depew,
minister to Japan.
The murders of Duncan and Gee are the only
prisoners of note in the old capital.
The New York Tribune,s Washington special
says:
Rumors OF cabinet changes; but IL is not proba-
bic any will be made until after the meeting of
congres.
The N. Y. Times special says:
Hon. Freeman Clarke, comptroller of currency
10 engaged upon his report. he will recommend
the removal OF the national currency burcnu to
New York, anG Mr.. Mccullough, vino made the
same Recommendation, when comptroller last
year will probably renew the recommendation in
ms forthcoming report, as secretary oftreasury.
Yesterday the govt refunded the first mon
ey from the proceeds of the sale of eonfseated
property, in pursuance of the secretary's It'll act
March 3rd, 1865.
The case IN which money refunded 10 one
In which claimants and former owners OF confisca-
ted property showed they were loyal citizens and
supporters OF the Union, notwithstanding the fact
OF the abandonment of their property at the break
ing out OF the rebellion. The property Is located
In Alexandria, Va. A large number oFIike cases
are peading.
The n. Y. Herald's special saws:
The secretary OF the treasury has issued cir
cular notifying all collectors OF intnrna revenue
that he regards it but just precaution that when
ever applications made for the storage of De-
troieum or its products within the limits of any
town city that the collector of internal revenue
should forward to the department a statemen,
that the warehouse, If established, would not en-
danger, IN case OF fire, other property, the lives
OF people living doing business its vicinity.
Nathaniel H. Milan, formerly asst sdj't gen
coast years ago alleges to prove Mt his
lying against Hunt, then about to be court mar
tailed IN Cincinnati, IS preparing to bring tbs
case before congress and promises throw mUch
additional light upon that interesting transac
ton.
The n. y. Times Washington special saws.
Admiral Porter will soon publish 4 reply n
Gen Banks ssrictness the conduct OF the nav,
in the Red River campaign
Col. Henry Page. iate cher quartermsster on
Gen Sherldan's staff. has been ordered to ArS.p-
sas for duty.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l6.-The grand jury of the
District of Columbia have foun a true bI of in
dIctment against GeneJal L. Baker chief detective
OF the war department., on the charge ofthe false
Z imprisonment OF Mr.. Jos. Il. Cobb for the space
Of hours, and tor robbing Miss Lucy L. Cobb O.
$3.50 IN treasury notes.