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Maryland free press., 1866-06-14
The Eenian ChieftainS.

The officer who captured Fort Erie, Colonel
O'Neill is young and ardent Fenian, who is now
in his twenty fifth year lie was formerly ronnec-
ted with the 10th regiment ofregulars, and served
in that organization under General Sweeney
He was well known as a dashing cavalry officer
in The late war, when he WAS attached 10 west
crn regiment. He was promoted to captaincy
for daring gallantry. Col. o. Neill, it will be
remembered was the officer who captured the
guerilla John Morgan, whose sword he has now
in his possession. The sword was previously pre-
scn,ed to Morgan by some English sympathizers
with the South, --
Maryland free press., 1866-06-14
SPLENDID NEW STOCK

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
The undersigned has just returned from the city
with large and attractive supply of
~ GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
which have been selected with great care, and pur-
chased at the great fall in prices. His stock con-
sists in part of every description of ........
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERS, -t-
vESTINGS,
which will be made to order, at the shortest notice.
.. and at
PRICES AS CHEAP
as elsewhere. Being
PRACTICAL TAILOR d.,
of many years experience, he fatters himself that
he will be
'rt . ABLE TO CUT
and make up suits or part of suits of clothing in
manner satisfactory to all who patronize him. By
strict attention to business, and pleasing his -
toners, he hopes to receive continuance OF ffavors
ms He returns his thanks for his prosperity in
the past and hopes that his friends and the public
generally will call and see him. ...t
Ias- His shop is on South Potomac Street, near.
ly opposite Hager's Store
May, 3, 1866. JAMES kklDLER.
Maryland free press., 1866-06-14
.ENERAL SPEAR.

This general, who has charge of the Fcnan
brigade who are now quartcrcd in Canada, was
ormcrly a sergent-major in the 9th regiment Of
United States infantry. lie is an able officer.
COLONEL MURPHY.
{ The record Of this officer, who served during
I he late war, is one which shows him to be fit for
the position he now occupies. lie was formerly
colonel of the lo7th New York Volunteers one of
the well known regiments which joined the Cor
coran Legion. -.. ...,
Maryland free press., 1866-06-14

-Freckles are removed in surprisingly
short time, by apcrfcctly new process which
probably no one besides the wiiter is ac-
quainted with. This process | have tried
first on my own person, and the good effect
obtained, warrants its general introduction
into the toilet rooms and ''boudoirs" of the
world Here it is: Take powdered nitre
(saltpetre,) any small quantity, and apply
it to the parts affected, by the finger, moist
ened and dipped in the powder. This is
the whole proceeding; when properly done
and judiciously repeated, it will remove
all freckles from the face--N. Y. People.
Maryland free press., 1866-06-14

A WONDERFUL CHANoE.-It is quantity
observed by a cotemporary, thatlast spring
a traitor, rebel or copperhead, was one who
did not sustain the policy of the President.
This spring rebel or copperhead is one
who does support the President. Last
year to speak lightly of the President was
treason. This year the test of loyalty is
denunciation of the Executive.
Maryland free press., 1866-06-14
GENERAL wESsEI 8.

another leading officer in the Fcnian army, is the
wcll-known officer who commanded the Dcpart-
mcnt of North Carolina during tho Nar, He is a
graduate of West Point.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03


,Es>Prssidsst Ffllness and vie srs u
Madrid. They have been tssveliae n shs
oseth Of 0paio. re ssA bod sai
The Psci6c Oeasa eoyscs seventy sigh'
million square miles; the Atlantic twenty
IEnyS sut1!ig6s.
A New York husband Who paid ob5
for his! sifs'e, spring bepnes. has sued fO'
divorce.
4 Nashville letter tells ofs poor whit,
soldier 10Y Starving on the pavement 81
that city. No fssednen's bseeau fos, hin
= The sAnagess II the United S,dtes bus !
nrss collosc, NJ New Haven. are making
eif;,rss to rs'.r o3oO, 900 for the erection oi
leAeabos bsil@iPo ASH esE o.s.wx q
rhe Nsw York Tri5sss proposes. in II
ture, to try white people in the South be.
ssss black turies, on the ground that that /.
the only way 10 Ncurs their conviction. -
What neat! Intssmarriayc that's next.
Hon. Thomas ". lockwood, one Of the
.ablest and most influential members cf the
Dvtreit, tMi.h bar, died on Tuesday in
that city. aged ~ yesss. 9it .'.te
According /, ejaculation recently made,
asys the Asnst<xs, thess exist ~ the whole
world NEARLY I. U00, 0OOi Sews, At who6. one
half arc'in Europe. especially Russis, " here
there are 81 900. - .s.. - -
General Sherman, in his Detroit 50 h.
.s,id II know thu m.n 1t ths head OF
aGAi.s a. -W4sA!Agt0s. AID al vc haze %
DO is to trust. him.. Exercise forbca-,nce
"a lpasfiotsu. and give the hssidcne
ybot hearty ind earneSt support.
III Upsse4 States sas6sSs Al ork,ille,
South Caroliu,. a. lett.
Belle Doy,i has left her husband, in Lon.
don. on account Of his dissipation. :
Nrs. Geo Too Thbub is said 70 be sgdin
- N i,afsseatins silsaeion. -
-1abhtaafsjsA da%lhs, sses lied ia
Thu. !. srsss az Stfovisd.
4 nlAdSf q1e ~ l <bSbf1S1i 6.s@.ily
ptASsr ~ tAess1ssSl;Sn dprssP s1ity. y
The United stsses A.. proceeding ag.ia..
Etlo blork sslevunner &lpqutlts, = Dal a1pfc,
With the fnteh ion 1t conflicting her
~ fhesttiso Safe bsmoerAtse CoAven.ion
has been called 70 useet q Columbus, on
THURSDAY y Nay 2Ath. 1884, fos khsvpspo Z
o. nominating Secretary Of Safe. Judge
81 .hs Susr-Ne Court. and . Wsmber If he
BoSrd ,sfzPu6l;c Works. The CAV i signed
by JehnG. Own. chair9aA. rs
crse Ksv UsssEa SfAsss Svpasxs Covsr
jUsos I'VE learn ttoAe The kSuisvill<
Journal that Hon. IIcnsy Sssubuvv. y ham
the President has aneArtpA n ~ the "a
cancy upox tie Unkld StAteaf Sup en-,
Court Bench. caused hy the death Of Jcdeu
&C. Y: f.. sen s s;,;llea 4 S Y,
port, Ky.. for many. years. Mr. Stsnburs
is one Of the ablest lawyers IN the county.
II Politi:i hsis . c6AsessAtive sspebliean,
and heartily sustains the Administrator
| o. neaiieaD JohpSeh.I That tES aspAin(ex
10 ~ ! 81 q VA1isS SttVf soe,
lNllln9ss yh4 5hsA ESAta slcsly has
to memhs r. Of the Court-Chief ju.,tcs
Chsse, ISem Csarienaat.G ~ Aasss,ate
i1sslice Ssay ~, fseM csl~ussas. a.iio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03

ETlilEsR RirTERS ARE PREPARED IN PURE
Bourbon Whiseey, rom Combination q ol0
hsehsy dif.cfcnt kinds - r0sAS. b1sks al1 1oshe,.
pared from lie original fgnnia ri,cn ~ ~ sftss
sehieG Rcd Jacket 10 Df. CAArn Whe u<ed them SO
CesefullY y BIZ practice IT many yeer. nd teir
use gained so great popularity ~ ts Treatment ~
and Nervous Headache, Fever end Agus. 90 ~ ~
sons tdmsrihg fN,m N:sas .flhe7s Szshshe disease
will find esss Ny NE use Of thsse mtterk xnsce Ar
sons ntaaB put up In such prepal Hops, sq psliSsd
vince the most sketAllaa that In the RED JACKET
there IN SiSsaN ~ ~ WI np"ssess.
,ssess :ss lnvsss.,s ash SSsssn
They arc scsTe tr Dyspebes. ,e1g Gil
They give HOod and healthy speetits. II
3 Ihcy pus lfs SsssiA "a acsdity = shs sssaseA.
They ne an antid0te TO change u WISER md DIST.
They are the 6ess 0tihui1nt 81 exlseenee. o
NJ Iherare . Cseventative Of Ever ~ Aguos
Tney pelieve Coordination. - ~
They cufe Nervous Headache = =
They are Perfectly pure snd palseAblN q VA
The genuine EEb JACKET BITfDRs are nlg pa
p :as ss :s. Ss5
Sold VI IN as.sgsss aaa ssass aAsossAess ~
Car Il, Rta yseas., md tab. no sshsrv sssi .
Oascshrs - the trade supplied On appllcaeon. :
eosce- sd, RENNxTT PlsTEls Z CO.
n and - yls,shaxaa Avss1s, ].
CHICAGO. ." il
III" Wholesale 10 Davenport By ~
sselller becke 4 a1s1lers C.. Teee.
Ter 1 TIA trnsi UOn Z 0tSfkos 0oevoos
DoW 4 CaS-ns0o0. hcliSO deV4les
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-03


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| tJMrrosorHY 81. xArErAl!g q ~ rre,ntssss
i q a. New YoVk Huseum q Anaseny neve es3e'
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These invaluable Lectures have bssn he 1870 q
enlightening and ssMee tnous.1es an9 Wy . -
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crne Esv Us,sra SfArrs Supasxs Cousr
jUDos we searn fsoAe The louisville
Journal that ION. Hcnsy Sssubuyv. ~hNm
the Prss'asrt has .nest"ss4 y. ~ the "a
cancy lpo6 TIE Unhld StAtes Sup en-
Court Bench. caused BY the death Of Judes
&C., lss.!i: Il: l::s & s'.'l.sS ! u =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

BURGLARS ABouT Might before last
some four or five houses we're entered
by burglar, or burglars, on Ann street,
or in that vicinity. The house of Mr..
G. Heddrich was entered By means of
cutting the glass out Of the door and un-
boiling it on the inside. The burglars
proceeded to various apartments in the
house, but were unable to secure any
booty. The house of VIM. Teaman was
also entered. The side window was
raised, and an entrance effected By that
means The person entering proceeded
to the bedside and took from the gentle
mans pants his pocket book, then beat
hasty retreat Fortunately for Mr.
Teaman, there was but little money in
the pocket book, only forty cents and a
worthless bank note. We learn that
the dwelling of Mr.. John Taylor, and
that of Mr.. Koontz, were also entered,
but the rascals were unsuccessful in
each case, not having made much blythe
operations. ~ s-8- 6a.s-A- - VI
1t would be well for people to lool
we'll to their door fastenings of nights
as we'll as to provide guardian in tbs
shape of loaded revolver, to be KEEP
in convenient place and ready for use
| Our city has not been troubled for I
long time with these graceless villains
bat an invoice Of that sort of stock ha
doubtless reached the city. Look on
| for them. rstala
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
Amusements,

New MErRoPoLrrAN.-There was
very good attendance at the theatre last
night, to witness Bella GoIden's person
alton Of aPeg Wellington" and the
+" Youth who never saw Woman" The
plays were well received and applauded
Throughout.
Tonight, will be presented the popu-
lar drama of Don Caesar De Bazan, /.
in which Bella Golden viii appear as
Mariana, Mr. Golden as Don Caesar,
and Harry Watson as Don Jose, togeth-
er With the entire company cast on the
bill. The whole is to conclude with the
nautical farce Of (" MILDLY on Ashore.
Bella Golden will appear as Harry Hal
cyon. This is a big bill, and we hops
thehonse viIrbe filed. Don't forgetctC
secure seats early. ..-.....-......ss8sa 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22


A MIsrAKE.-The Courier of yesterday
contains an article in which it is repre-
sented that the editor of the JOURNAL
had made application through friend
to the Courier, to the Editor of that
paper, "to discontinue the character OF
personal matters which have transpired
between the Courier and JOURNAL.
We have simply to say to this that the
Courier is misinformed. The character
of personalities on the part of the
Journal HIS always been decent and
the language chaste. No descent has
ever been made, on the part of this
paper, to the low, vulgar abuse that has
characterized the columns of that paper
since the commencement of the person
alities to which the editor refers. On
the other hand, great many of the
readers of that paper have said, in the
last few days, that unless the editor
changed his course they would be COM
PEELED to quit the paper. He is evident
| ly looking for q soft place to light.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

RGT- We tated yesterday that there
was no class of laborers from which
more men were furnished the Federal
army, according to numbers, than that
Of the printers. There are now in the
employ of the Journal Company eleven
men who were soldiers, and nearly all
of them served three years, and some
nearly four. There Was scarcely regi'
ment that entered the service but had
more or less Of that class. The 18th
Indiana, as first organized, had eighty,
we believe, and in Illinois there was one
regiment organized almost exclusively
of printers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

nUR STOCK Is one Of the largest and best as
" sorted to bs found in she West, ana Tor sale
at extremely low prices.
We are now manufacturing evory description OF
O. al Oil Lamps. Candle and Coal OIL lanterns
which we will sell lefs than Cincinnati prices.
Lamp stock, consisting Of Burners, shadsgs
ChimneJs, Pegs and Feet for sale at manuihetur-
ers prices.
Our new Catalogue and Price List for 1855, ia
now ready foI dissTibution, With will be fur
nished to Merchants only, on application.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
$500 Reward.

VNTE WILL PAY TIE ABOVE REWARD
wv for tie recovery OF the body of Dewitt q.
Evans, who was droE ned on the evening Of the
14th Of February, 1866, In the Ohio river, oppo-
site tho city Of Evansville, Indiana. Dewitt O.
Evans was about rs years Of age, about G feet in
Insight, light ompiexon, blue eyes, light hair,
cut close, and q light moustache; had on, when
he left home, large light colortd corduTsy hunt
ing coat, with two large pockets inside; light
colortdz corduroy hunting vest, black silk neck
baadke rchief, gold watch, with name d. O. Evans
engraved on IL, q gold chaiu with gold cross at
tached to IL, checked shirt, pair of shoes laced
M 10 front, one black wollen sock aad one white
cotton sock, pair OF black Cashmere pautss ell
worn and old fashioned, large plain hsavy gold
ring ON the third nnaercf his LETT hand. AZ hs
was returning from a hunting expedition, 1t u
possible that ne mig have had his shos-pouch
powder. flask. and other hunting accoutrementi
upon his person, as well as some game in hii
pockets, BEN STINSUN,
- SILAS STEPHENS.
JAS. SOANTLIN, JR.,
fsblbtf - iE4r H. O.. sTEPHENss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
Gleanings from our Exchanges

The Louisville Democrat CT yesterday says 80 e'
The river was recedipg slowly yes erday, and
the ice running very heavily against the Ken
lucky shore; not 50 much SO, however, as 10 do
any damage. There was feet water in the canal
last evening, feet in ths chute, and feet over
the rocks on the falls There we're a hunter of
boats arrived and departed with wbeels ssnone tEA
worse for veal" In The ice. Business was dull.
The weather was clear aud pleasant, while the sun
caused 1t to thaw little.
trhn n;ncfnnae rommarcfaI Of wastardav aavs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

D@- The meeting of Germans at In
dianapolis, on Monday night, held for
the purpose of taking action in regard
to the temperance question, is reported
as having been large. A Committee
was appointed to draft resolutions ex-
uressive Of the sense of the meeting.
Several gentlemen addressed the assem-
bly,, and the proceedings of the meeting
are reported as having been calm and
digni6ed. No definite action was taker
in regard to the matter at issue, bat th'
meeting adjourned to convene last even
ing, at which time the resolutions wer'
TO be reported,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22


o. S. PREsBYTERIAS CRURcH.-We
are grati6sd to learn that there has been
considerable feeling manifested in the
Vine Street (Old SehooD Presbyterian
Church during the last two. weeks. On
last Sabbath 10 persons were added to
the Church, two by letter" and eight
on confession of faith. 100
On Monday night Church meeting
was held and unanimous call item
dsred to Rev. Claude Martin, of Hamil-
ton, Ohio, Oxford Pres',ytery, who has
been preaching here during the two
weeks preceding this, and there is
scarcely doubt but that he win accept
the "call" laa i-oss 81
The Church pledges him salary of
$500 tsfsiis al-s1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

NEw FIRM-Elsewhere will be found
the advertisement of Hudspeth, Smith &
Co., successors to Jaquess, French & Co.
This is one Of the largest Wholesale dry
goods houses in the city, and the sue
cessors are live, active business men,
who exercise the greatest care in the
purchase of goods, taking all the advan
tages Of the market to purchase at the
right time, and at the lowest possible
rates, hence they are prepared, and pro-
pose TO sell goods at the lowest figures
for cash. The stock ia fun and complete
in all its departme nts, and will be kept
so constantly. a~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

MECHANICS FoUNDRY-We call the
attention of our readers to the large
advertisement of Messrs.. Schultze &
Truman. These gentlemen have just
associated themselves in business as
manufacturers and builders of steam
engines, circular saw mills, &c. These
gentlemen are practical machinists and
propose to give all work entrusted to
them, their personal attention. We hope
they will receive the encouragement
and patronage their enterprise and en-
ergy enti,le them to. The Foundry is
situated on tina corner of First and
Leet streets sa ~ " iai4a a'e-- ~ =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
Ahnn RAward.

gTNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY FOR THE
H. recovery of the body of William II. Stock.
ton, who Yves drowned on the eyening OF the 14th
Of February. 1866, in the Ohio river opposite NV
about 40 years Of age. slightly built, about feet
10 inches high, dark hair, heavy moustache and
whiskers; had on, whom he less home, gray sack
hunting coat, with large pockets, brown Felve-
teen pants, long pair hunting boots, reaching
we'll above the knee ,whits Shirt light vest, sill
yer huEting-case watch, with the initials W. E.
3. engraved on the inside; plain goli ring on his
little hnkslt; LEFT hand and arm crippled caused
by being saot through the hand, ball coming out
about the elbow t5iat; d hunting whistle tied
20 his coat collar. rtss
As be was returning FROM hunting expedi
ton, it 10 possible that h. had his shot-pouch,
powder has X and other Rcoutremenfs, on HIS per-
SON. wen o. some game In hts pockets.
fsb16-tf MRS. WIN. y. STOCKTON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
e. Rernemhar that in the Re- Jackl

EI Remember that in the Red Jacket
Bitters are combined the best tonics Of
the vegetable Kingdom with the pure
essence Of Wheat and Rye, the mildest
of all stimulants, and that it is therefore
safe medicine when all ordi nary tinct
ures and all unmedicsted exeitants would
be pernicious.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
REWARD.
Reward.

TWILL Pay A LIBERAL REWARD FOR
Il the recovery Of the remaI1s If my son, John
n App, who was drowned on the night of the
lisa Inst, In the Ohio river, opposite Evansville.
He was heavy act, hair brown and short, wore
small snoustache and goatee, about five feet eight
inches high, grey eyes had ON grain finished
hutting boots with yellow tops; had on grey
Jacket with brass buttons, with letter on them
also, heavy, coarse linen hunting coat, three out
side pockets ON one siie, and two large game
pockets on inside striped lin sey vest, white shirt
grey Jeans pants. he bad ON his person gold
doubie.case huuting watch, with the name "F.
". Cook" on the case outside.
fsbI9.lwd JOHN NJ APP.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

i Bog At the March term OF the County
Commissioners Court, another effort will
be made to have the arms returned that
were distributed for the use of the State
Militia. Some sort of action will be
taken in relation to the bonds of those
persons who drew the arms, but seem tc
have been exceedingly negligent in regard
to returning them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

s@T A new paper is about to be
started at Washington. Ind, to be called
the Washington Gazette. 1t will be
Union in politics, and undoubtedly do
good service for the cause. The pro-
prietors have both been soldiers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
ma GREAr BARGAINS in Clothing

aA- GREAT BARGAINS in Clothing for
the next four weeks As will have
new goods by that time, I will sell my
present stock at greatly reduced prices,
to make room for spring goods. Goods
made to order at cost Also, all kinds
of goods very low for cash. Call and
see at No. First street. ssdH
feb2O-lwlsh laoa,le J.sH. CARL1N.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

ray An affair of honor was to have
come off at Jacksonville, last Monday,
between pair of Kentucky's young
hoods, from Cynthiana. They were the
sons of Gen. Desha and Captain kim
brough. The seconds are, Gen. Basi:
Duke and Col. Spears, of the late rebel
army, for Desha, and Captain Givens
and Colonel Cunningham, of the Union
army, for Kimbrough. The affair grew
out of a fist fight in Cynthiana last
Wednesday, in which Kinbrough was
worsted, and he accordingly invited his
antagonist to bloody banquet of pistols
and coffee. 1t seems as if the affair had
been kept singularly quiet, and at this
writing it is not known to us whether
the two forms lie stiff and cold, welter-
ing in each others gore, or whether the
police of Jeffersonyilie got wind of the
intended mortal combat and prevented
the effusion of the sanguinary tide We
shall wait with anxiety the result
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

p@ The dwelling of Mr. Mathers,
near the city of Richmond, this State,
was entered BY means Of effeeting an
entrance through the cellar, one night
last week, and robbed Mr., M. of all the
money he had. Fortunately the amount
was not large. The country seems full
of these Infamous scamps.4 @AeA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

D@FOrty-eight insurance companies,
doing business in this State, have com.
piled with the law, which requires them
to satisfy the Auditor of State, that they
have 500, 900 capital invested in real
estate or United States bonds. 4 Other
companies are coming up to the scratch,
while a number of irresponsible con.
Germs, which couldn't make the requisite
showing, have been ruled out. The Jaw
is good one, and its enforcement is
having a salutgry influence @as-4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

BE- Do not put it of, but go tO-day
and purchase yourself o good Book,
Family Bible, or Photograph Album, at
Hutchinson's Gift Book Store, 1876 Main
street. The stock must be closed out
this week. "A valuable gift accompa
MES each book sold, varying from fifty
cents 10 ffty dollars sfay&ss