The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17
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LATEST N E1WS.
General Grant ana son, are in st. Louis,
Another new line of streetrailroadS is to
be started in Nashville.
1t is reported that GegrgaSHs fPendleton
has declared for the nnfVetsal. Suffrage
platform Of the Chicago i 4 4 Il - ri
The expenses of the Government printing
office Al. Washin gton, his year, were near
ly tive millions of dollars, one half Of
which was for paper. .,a,loiStAst &
One million dollars in specie wasshipped
from New York on the 18th by European
steane rts-rsf.ss15f n etrTsH .aiiitlgrCl IA
A fire on Liberty street, New York, on
Friday, night destroyed a stove factory
and a hardware store. Loss S9o, GOO 800
Robefson's wooden mill at Oxford, Me..ai
was burned on the night of he 18th. - $40
Santa Fes papers report recent Indian
outrageGih New Mexieoat#ps ssAI2 9a4
The Colorado Legislature met at Golden
City on the 4th.sdo fu0Il 91g9ea rs5gi5itgt
By the 'exp Iossfoonl Of barrel Of burning
fluid in the kitehenuof theceCompton7
House, New 7 ofls, on the 18Th, two persons
were killed and six persons badly bulped,
including Mr.; Compton sproprietdts among
the latter, 80 .,t ~ 80 -, 4 = ~.
Twenty persons escaped from Jail at st.
Joseph Mo-, on the 14th.' lei st
General, Schofeld Will hold Dr. Wilson,
of RichInond Virginia, for trial for the
murder OF a. negro. The court has reg
fused to hold him for a jury trial. lIrl aiiv
rLs = s,.a.. ~ - n - -, Il tzss.. : II
wounded at q riot in ,P6rtsrn6 uth, Vas on
the 18th. Four buildings were burned.,TLs
The Georgia Legislature has adjohrned.
1t prefers territorial government to the
Constitutional Amendment.
Alexander Rlurnmer and James tBrown.s
under sentence Of death for the muir
der of LeoAisfA Moss, escaped from the,
Falmouth, KentHelSy4ia4i onIthe 18th
A dispatch from Lexfngtoh,i Missour,
states that force of bushwhackers came
into that city on Thursday. dntfer COM
mand of Rooles and o Clemens. Ez Colonel
Montgomery rdefnhnded nsbefT surrender,
which was refused, avhena flight ensuell
resulting in the death go610lemens and the
mortal woundingi of twoothersI ass
In one of the Newport Hlshtp oK9Ecourts,
in an acti9P IL Yhpi92hhs eTer4l eflstaYss Ct,
tifrs, andathe4 executuroof Tuylor,sT sstabe8
the defendent, Judgment hf1as been rem
dered for, the Rlsinti IF. iTAe .astioEb rwassI
to try the right II The spFgEQeS tpraaeAnsid1E
cradle amount of propertysdRyis them
oy their f9rn 1lt1rS paafsleFa = nrTw usaJ xaA q
A party of young Jews atE6disyille got
on spree the ypther.n5ghta ones Of tiseipii
number woke, up IN The ln9rpi ngA .ipfff he 4
room of a SUPPOSED friend .ninqs. al largaft
sum of mY9pey, WHICH he had on his, per-
son. arr .sna2Io Iagoy sdB 10 noiig8za
1t has transpired thatIthel Government
has pendipgl IN, England and France suits
amounting, to about so; 900 f9H therecoEerys
OF Confe1sEate property claimed lbyotheIa
parties, a,pd the House on Thursday grant,
ed the Skate Department a icopsiderable 1
sum Of HlApeyrwithi which ,togprosecnte
these suits to q, coael usion.l9Vinn 9aa ssN99
Two men living in Cairo, one am engin5
eer and the other "a farmef,y Have been 1
missing for nearby weelk.s The Ast time
they wereiseeR was on thef7th Inst, when
they started to GROSS the Ohio River in b
sl1if from the Kentucky side. The wind
was blowing gale at the time, the river
exceedingly rough and asg nothing has
since beensheard oftheni, II is feared that
they were bdtli droFHned s. Gil Mo
The Secretary of War has sent to- the
House a tabular and detailed. statement
showing eoost ofzthe INDIAN ex peditfen
for the suppfession of .hostiiittes IN the
years 1854 and 1865. 1t shows thatthe quar- l
termasterst departments expended S9Il0, s72
in 1854 and sIa ,26s,slG an 1865. The subsis-.
+,,, yv, - y, - sxrA r1f4nd sISG go ~ ~
1854 and Ss59,7S8 46in 1855. And the pay de-
partnent expended .S509, 1884, 81 in 1852 and
s.. 1882 rs Ii 1851 y $500 IN. ~
The Georgia State ConHentien of 1863 l
adopted ans ordinance declaring valid pri-,
vate CONTRACTS made during The war, and
authorizing the courts to adjust matters !
between the parties. The Supreme Court |
Of the state, noy Y st fss4l by hfs eseEasd
obligations of c6ntrSets bat only ati ia ar.
ICES the courts 70 coi1strtls thar force and !
effects, -ydstermi ne NtheJ yafF et<theH
consideration according to equity and the I
intention 06 the partlesant ~ bsraqs1g oTd
A dispatch hi K hsas II O., lsId
date of DefembeE 18th, says Lherarson ease
of Scott, CEsler Geo. was resumed to-day.
Charles G. Morton, genefaI agent sof, tie
Home Insurance Company, to whom the
credit belongs. for diseqvfrAagth the osian eff
the IRE, aP9d the arrest of parties dmpli+
Gated, is Observation-Disclosures NO NEW
facts were helieited sWelBofnt AIRED the
building, ana Cutler eohnded tlile seers s to Z
to his wife, dKbo advised him to eeapaeI, Ais
insurance policies and tans renzoveAthe
temptation, but owing to the desperate
character elbotn, his partiie he was E5
afraid to in Eet1eFe With his ptapasdi 90 sbJt
Two gentfsAhen w b. Dorsey: and pa
zid Gregory Two, well kn9WR hoFsemens !
-soii4qR 90 inea sd iitw aui1niodi
tsrsqts buoa TenI0@ y1ot9RN Fms 80
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