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The Lincoln County herald., 1866-03-30

presumed, By . portion Of the same gang
an attack was made upon the house Of
Pete Burns, about fou. milea from the
residence Of Balls Burns was . most
exemplary man, aud preacher Of the
Gospel" They robbed him OF his bacon,
money and clothing, shot him in the head
severely woundiog him, and there in his
presence ravished his wife. Two other
colorsd persons Who we're at the house Of
Burns at the tine were severely beaten,
and one of them shot in the head. Two
OF the offenders were arrested BY The sgeut
Of the Freedmens Bureau Of Bath county,
and while removing them for safe keep.
ing to military camp, writ Of habsas
corpus was Issued BY Judge Hsppssoa
Of Montgomery county, aud the nsu dis.
charged aud set 1t liberty, he holding
that the frssdmsus bureau hss NO legal
existence in kentseky, and that the wit
Of habeas corpus is not suspended in this
state.
These views are sought TO Be impressed
upon the people By leading men, and are
the source Of much difficulty.
The fact should be impressed upon the
minds Of the people not only that the
bureau has legal existeuce in Ken
tucky, but that it also has real one.
1t givcs me pleasure to report that the
freedmen exhibit an early desire for eds.
cation One Of the most humane and ex.
ees!ens gentlemen Of Lexington, long .
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ley publishes a card announcing his
Wlthdrawal from the canvass for State
Printer. He also taHh e1a4eea bfhis
withdrawal from the firm publishing
the Gazettea3Thi 7has9 IbeeuOahtici-
pated for some time. The Gazette
has allowed itself to- be used as a
channel for the abuse of Governor
Morton, and aspired to be the organ
of the anti-Morton wing of the party.
General Macauley had brains enough
to. see that to run as an anti Morton
man would not only. defeat now but
kill him for any future position he
might desire, and he has had several
disagreements with the editor on
this score until he has been compelled
to withdraw from any connection with
the concern to save his reputation.
The Gazette editorially says it. will
continue the canvass for the printing
Macauley was taken into theafirm to
run on his splendid military record.
Gen. Macauley's card is as follows
I" After thorough canvass of the
matter of State Printing, | have con-
cluded to withdraw from the contest.
:. | do this, satisfied that under ex-
listing circumstances the odds against
success make it worse than useless
race, and, therefore, and by the ad-
vice Of many friends, | take this
course. y
Sincerely thanking thosewho have
interested themselves in my behalf, /
assure them their kindness is appre-
ciated by $50 LsHl Gah . +
@Ht1s DANIEL MAcAULEY. i.
Indianapolis Dec 26, 1866"
Upon which the Journal of that
city says: I"
1t is we'll known that one of the
proprietors of the Journal and Gen.
Macauley were rival candidates for
the Office of State Printer, each rep
resenting the paper with which he
was connected, but while Mr.. Conner
has been assailed in very gross terms
by very few papers which desired
through him to strike at the Journal,
we have said nothing against General
Macauley, and now that he has with
drawn his name as candidate, we
have the satisfaction of knowing that
no offensive remarks concerning him
have found place in our columns.
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QUEBEC, Dec. 27.-On Christmas
night, canoe, with five men. crossing
to Point Leve, was upset by ice, and
three men drowned.
~ BELLvILLE, G. W., Dec. 27.-Num-
bers of people are continually passing
here for the Madoe gold fields. Land
is being bought up rapidly.
TORONTO, Dec. 27.-Tae Fenians in
Jail here had a big Christmas dinner.
1t was provided by their friends and
sympathizers. 44ofq
Another bill has been filed in chan
cery against the Bank of Upper Can
ada. .a1IW0I
SwEETsBURG, G. E., Dec. 27.-Tho
jury in Crownei's case returned YER
dict of guilty. At the request of
Devlin sentence was not passed, to
give him time to move for arrest of
Judgment. 43
Edward Gilman was arraigned.
Ramsey opened the case for the
Crown, remarking that most extraor-
dinary would be the failure of justice
regarding these prisoners, whose COM
plicity could be proven beyond a
doubt. Several witnesses were ex-
amined and the Crown case closed.
In the case of Gillian the Judge
charged favorably for the prisoner,
and the jury returned verdict of not
guilty. He was discharged
Gustave Morrill,, lad about six
teen, charged with stealing, was ac-
quilted.
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SAN ,FRANoIsoO, Dec s26 ALiberal
news from Mexico of the 10Th, states
that Colema is still held by the I'm
perialists, although surrounded blythe
Liberal army, under command of five
Generals, each jealous of the other,
and would not combine to capture the
place. Lozada is at Tepec, and de-
clares himself neutral. The garrison
at Acapulco are expected to leave
soon in French vessels via CoEema to
GuadalajarasY r fA8I .eg y
The General opinion is that the
United States must support Juarez,
or civil war continue. The Imperial
cause looked brighter. The Church
party offered men and money. Mira
mon commands the central army, Me-
jia the northern, and Mendez the
southern. They are all acting in.
concert, while the rest of the Liberal
commanders, excepting Diaz and Cor
ona, are worthless. .,,,~
Good milling wheat sold at 81 800
2 90; market quiet, Mining stocks
generally strong @ !"
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27-The
merchants and bankers will signalize
the departure of the steamer Colora-
do for Japan by a banquet next Mon
day. ,.,.,s -aaf ~ bre a.e
Two hundred men have left here
in small parties, recently, to assist
Corena in Mexico, under the COM
mand of Major Henning.
2 Custom House duties collected last
week amounted to $81, 400.
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NEW YORK.
More About the Lord Bond Robbery
Congress will Abide by the Amend
ment-MeXican Question.

New YORK, December 81
A Washington special says it is as
certained that the dreaded majority
of Republican members of Congress
hold chat Congress is bound to admit
the Representatives of any Southern
State that adopts the Constitutional
Amendment within a reasonable time.
TheT Mexican question is still un-
settled, but the President yesterday
expressed the opinion that the result
would soon be satisfactory. 1, l
3 The Lord Bond robbery is supposed
to have been done by two. men who
were in the Office asking questions.
Other bankers state that parties an
swering their description visited their
offices that morning.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-The City
Council propose increasing the sala-
.ries of teachers in.the public schools
twenty per cent.
The cotton and wooden manufactu-
rers here and in the vicinity hold
meetings on Saturday to consider ac-
ton on the abolition of the five per
cent. Internal Revenue tax on manu-
facturos.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA young
man named Palmerson shot his sister
in house of ill-fame. He tried to
induce her to leave the place, but she
refused. The woman will recover.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

New YORK, Dec, 26.=-The steam,
ship Moro Castle arrived with later
news from Havana. The financial
panic still prevails to an alarming ex-
tent. The ten million of gold export
ed from Cuba the last six months
caused an extreme scarcity of the cir
culating medium, and there was run
on the banks.
The Banco Bedebossiers, or Gro
GERS Bank, suspendedsspeeie payment
on the 10th, on presentation for pay
ment of check for $150,000.
The day following all the remaining
banks, excepting the Bank Of Escana-
pole, which is government,b bank, also
suspended. The run on this bank is
very heavy, and as the crowd cannot
all be paid in twenty hours, numbers
for priority are giving applicants for
the next day. The cashier pays in
silver, and is selling gold to gain time
by the action of the government to
allay the panic. A meeting of mer-
chants and other capitalists have re-
solved to appeal to the Captain Gen
eral for decree authorizing the State
Bank to redeem only twenty-five
thousand dollars each day of its own
notes, to pay checks Oh notes, and also
to issue bills to the amount of eight
millions of dollars, including the five
and half million it has already is
sued, the decree to be in force four
months.
THE PoPE's SPEECH. .N
The following speech of the Pope,
addressed to the officers of the Eigh-
ty-ffth regiment of French troops,
stationed at Rome, has been publish
ed:
Before your departure [ wish to
bid you farewell. Your flag left
France to restore the Holy See. On
its departure it was accompanied by
the unanimous good wishes of the ma
tion. The flag now returns to France,
but I believe that many consciences
will not be eSsatisfed wish it to be
received in the same manner as when
it left, but l doubt whether this will
be- the case. There must be no illu-
sionssq The revolution will come to
the gates of Rome. 1t has been said
that Italy is complete mo, she islnot'
complete, and if she exists as she is,
it is because there remains this scrap
of territory where I am still, at the
present time. When this no longer
remains, the flag of the hereVoldtionWill
float over the Italian capital to reas-
sure me, Attempts,ar are. made to per-
suade me that Rome, by the nature
of its position, icahnot0be the capital
of Italy. I ann trauquil,f = because)
have confidence in the Divine protec-
ton. Go to France with my benedic-
ton. Let those who are able to ap-
proach the Emperor tell him that I
pray for him and for his tranquility,
but he must also do something
France is the eldest daughter of the
church, but it does not suffice to wear
the title. The right to wear it must
be proved by deeds.
THE STATE PRINTING General
MAdAULEY withdraws from the Indi-
annapolis Gazette and the canvass
for State Printer. p 81 y = = "
We find the following dispatch
from Indianapolis in the Cincinnati
Commercial Of yesterday:
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 26.-In this
evenings Gazette, Gen. Dan. Macau-
e
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The De-
partment of State has received infor-
nation that the Asiatic. cholera, in
most malignant form, has broken out
at St. Thomas, West Indies, and oc-
casions great alarm among the ship
ping.
The President denies the reported
conversation with Congressman Egg
gleston. He says no political matters
were discussed
1t is again reported that our Gov
ernment has received satisfactory ad-
vices regarding the claims against
England in reference to the Confeder-
ate vessels depredations. There is
every reason to believe that the claims
will be fully recognized by the British
Cabinet, and that our Government
will recognize the claims of England
against the United States. t'i4
A General Order is said to be in
preparation, acquainting Department
Commanders with the recent decision
Of the Supreme Court in reference to
Court Martials, directing them to con
ine themselves strictly to military
luties.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Mr. Wells
will submit the report and draft of
he new tariff bill Thursday next.
There will be a compromise on the
ariff project, but to what extent is
'et unknown. In case from Missis-
ippi, the United States Supreme
Court held where judgment is con-
luded by court ILL one State, it is
qually concluded as to every other
nd so remains until set aside by a
uperior court or by Court of Chan
cry, on the basis of section first, arti-
lie four of the Constitution, that full
orce and credit shall be given in such
tate to the public act, records, and
ldicial proceedings of every other
tate.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The State
department. knows nothing Of the re-
orted grant of Lower California to a
ompany of Americans, under whose
uspices Ross Brown is to leave San
rancisco, next week, with a survey
lg party. o@Ac ---''
The high tariff lobby will attempt
have the law creating statistical
lreau repealed, cas- GMrl 2 Delmar's
cures ana IactS dlSapprOVe OF their
lsertions. .f0G IA ufG
Gov. Orr, of South Carolina, re-
.ntly called on Ger. .FScott to disperse
e alleged military Organization Of
acks at Kingstree. The General
MT some soldiers for the purpose,
I'd found the statement. was erronei
rs and based only on the fears of the
anters, who are accused of attempt
to coerce freedmen to work for
W prices. They had merely met to
scuss the labor question. and this
We rise to the rumor. +i1i4
Gov. Patton. of Ala, is atWillard's.
Secretary McCulloch has returned
the city. EaH h'htF'
1t is positively asserted that Ross
,own will head surveying and ex-
oring party into Lower California
an American Company who pur-
ased it from the Juarez Govern
ent. Gen. Butler, Richard Schell
20. Wilkes, of the Spirit of tht
mes, and Ben. Holiday, OF the
rerland Mail Company. and others
interested in the company.
! johnson Noble, of Kentucky, ar
4 Congressman, has been pardoneG
the President.
Gen. Grant is still confined to hi:
om with severe cold, but is much
tier.
e......- .f9e1}3 bH0oe.
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FORT LARAMIE.
Indian Combinations for War on the
Whites.

Fort LARAMIE, Dec. "a mes
senger just in, reports the formation
of a grand consolidation of twelve
tribes of Indians, for common cause
against the whites in the Territories
Of Dacotah and Montana. Thelnum-
Der of warriors is estimated at IL 900.
The names of the killed in the massa-
ere, will be forwarded as soon as they
can be obtained. ~
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ST. LOUIS.
ss10 q N "A Z .. a
Death of Col. SaWyer-The Fire at
Shelbyna.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 27.-Col. Sawyer,
Assistant Adjutant-G General 1on Sher-
mans staff, died last night with ty-
pheid fever.
The loss by the fire at Shelbyna,
Mo-, previously reported, is estimated
at $4,000; insured for about $4,000.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

~ NNN SO tA84 N4lgN stlfs.. % , u
Mexican NeWs-DissensiOn and Jeal-
Ousy among the liberal Generals
The Markets-InaugugatiOn of the
Trans. Pacific Steamship Line
I Emigration to q MexicOLGustOm
House Duties. .,.....,,,.,,,,,l-
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ELMIRA, M. Y.,sa
Building Burned.

-G 3n0oSaIS
ELMIRA, N. Y, Dec. "a build
ing occupied by Bigelow & Co, boot
and shoe manufacturers, and Field
ing & Co., coffee and tea merchants,
burned to-day. Loss $40, 900; insured
for $50. 1000. "a - 81 ~
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CAIRO.
General Sherman.

9CAIRo, Dec. 27.-Gen. Sherman and
his Secretary passed here to-day, the
former en- route to St. Louis, and the
latter toaPhiladelphia.s. .I .iia a99nl
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HARRISBURG.
Appointments of the Governor Elect.

l HARRIsBURG, Pa, Dec. 27.-Geary,
Governor elect, has appointed Col.
Frank Jordan Secretary of the Com
monwealth, and Hon. S. Brewster
Attorney General.
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WASHINGTON.

Cholera at st. Th0mas-President
Denies Conversation with Eggles-
ton Alabama Claims to be RecOg.
nized by England-0OmprOmlse ON
Tariff PrOjeet-Judiclal Decision
Lower CalifOrnia-High Tariff Lob.
blythe South Carolina Freedmen
-GOV. Patt0n-Secretary McCul.
lOch Returned-JOhnsOn Noble
PardOned-Gen. Grant ,IndispOsed
&C., &c. ,cA[stSef w -
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CAN ADA.

Three Men DrOWned-Rush for Ma.
doc Gold Fields-ChristmaS Dinner
to Fenians I'm Jail-Bank Of Upper
Canada-COurt at SWeetsburg-
Crowned COmmitted-EdWaF Gil
lam and Morrill, Acquitted.
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Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de-
scription of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we will
sell at less than Cincinnati prices.
now diff tUl llaof fH1 --
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Kanawha Alum Salt. :

n FULL SUPPLY OF ALUM SALT
n now receiving. This Salt is good
substitute for Turks island Salt, and is
cheaper. Also. a full supply of Dairy and
Common Fine Salt, in small and large
barrels, which is offered at the lowest
market prices by L. RUFFNER, Jr.,
Agent Kanawha Salt Company, No.
North Water Street. dec2l tt
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BUFFALO,.
The Misunderstanding.

BUFFALO, Dec. 27.-Mercury 280
above zero. Weather clear, and fine
sleighing.
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PHILADELPHIA.

AYOung Man Shoots His SiSter-In-
crease of Teachers SalaPies-The
Five per cent. Tax on Manufac.
lures.
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LAW CARDS.

Conrad Baker. G. H. Butterfield.
Baker 81 ButterfieId. .
A TTORNEYS-AT-LAW GIVI
- prompt attention to all business iD Z
trusted to their care. ~
OFFIOE-Third Street, between NAH
and Locust. ~ EVANSVILLE, IND.
juIy6d3m
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LOWER CALIFORNIA SOLD BY
THE JUAREZ GOVERNMENT
TO AN AMERICAN
COMPANY.
Eleven Thousand Indians
Combined for War on the
Whites i'm DacOtah
and Montana.
THE FENIAN TRIALS AT SWEETS.
BURG STILL GOING ON.
GREAT RUSH FOR THE MA
DOC GOLD FIELDS.

Fearful Prevalence Of Cholera at St.
icof2 Thomas. bns llg7 q.
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Evansville, Indiana

Our Stock is one of the largest AID best
assorted to be found int the West, and for
sale at
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ttps @rt&t bel aafe sips 9auptI&dIa nit
Suss'' in peIasr ssm .Ibrud.n flr rem 6.rrn
Surs'F"''lttr saSIsi1 nit S;ostrodta III. bic
NatHsssFr'n,, ,,sinsstnttt.u..w ~ aren. Scsal. nun
''''n Gdtn elmer Der Rattsterrsn siasu 6. mue1
'r'dsn.susltta- init anrsrn .SrUstrUdsu i'm @uns.
.r"iI@t', mari sr iOI4sa nit rsm a5i1.l nicer
N o3 e9ull'l hsrsin, ins.m sr..ia eall&ulsiasns
.a9fs: "SH bite taususm al um gs,eibuua. ti,s
1T elm sredsn--fa; rem Ssrtn eara,rm.if,ru .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-12-08

-GtH ganqutsr, Der 1t, ,insm 3.itnnS
lac. sab elm 9.rr Elm Salssr .rfansen 6a6s,,
rsldss jessn 9si& tiansn 6ars,m NIT ben
itrnfsa Tur.rsn bslstsa paros, bate ni4t Gill;
CERES sa ttun. aIs ii. ssrauiat.n II euui;sors
sin3nItHrsn. I'm, faa tlt,ns. alssr :,u erpsr6sn.
Iit umsetsnsr Yuf rrsitlt CT fcIssnrss ir.uns.
-lite G trsibsn .... ....., ,-.
Gusr SctwuGlJeturtn ,.-..a ..,
+ GinSsltluhsn Fnss ID Ssnsn pi. IL acuiss
rcrs rissr satii une Wtms. mir bic Grsit.it.
Ssutn mtsutRnlsn, Zap ss ttn iolass gals.r
sttt I'M 6prsltn ralnit au piIan,sn. Gs bansslis
f&.n um cine sesttt, mo en- ID Sc banpt.ts, s.e
es Gid sdts, Gle isren uuiinn eIauttsn. Gusr
904wosIsssassn fas ia'a Ger sreiunrswan,isas.
Su4a&tunsssoa &c ,....
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-12-08

Gin alter Otsrf lief ia alat.nrIia um 9 lttr
s0m S0Sana. ieinsm santmrt tt1isr, mad 5auie
1aessn, Ca 'r Nm risie 5sit ,.sulii sclI mar.
Gtnsslatsnss ia9 sr tat ct .ii,sn aapert .trun.
hnsn int @afsnitiss Hsssn, rsr isin ga ,,.s I.l6e,
ttIrfsnss gfhlsis srr.ste uns ss iaste:
vSctanu, Rsas mid mai an III. GanD nns
stts s0s ssri'f:ns e&Estu aus Ter Safe auf !as /: