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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-28

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-28

rrAl<xasasr IL Stephens ~'' '.e.'os
!, ne mee,ins 20 ss held - Nes uT's.ns'
n. ,hs Il, ot AurUs'. which = ses'gned Y
..<u,e rDOi tes.inr beiueea opposite Po''-
|,;c.I parsiss. and PronSss the interests ?
l,he country. ,zide iron party f7aa's'e
rae uecuirc promises &c ss success
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22

Texas is now the only. Stats with
Provisional Governor. The President
has just relieved Governor Marvin, of
Florida, and recognized D. s. Walker as
The nnnstiinrinnal[r atanfed Gnuarnnr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22
PEINTs.
TICKING.
EvansviiIe Prod,ses market.

EvAAsvILLE, January 20.
The produce market has been very 60 d the pas
week. and busi in shat line of trade quite ac-
tive. Hay is still in good demand at Sl4 to SIS q
ton for Bester pressed beled. s. q -
Groceries have bsen active and brisk bat price.
remsin unchan ged A lArgs business was done
last week aud some heavy shipments we're made.
Last week was an unusually good one E.r business
in the grocery line We quote:
BACOS-DulI at Zoe for clear sides.
BULK MEAT-In demand at IA. 10 and 17c for
should srs, sides and hams.
CHEESE Western Reserve, firm at 22@22%.
FLoUR-DulI; supsrans mar be quoted at 81
so; Extra at IS 90; x<E at 50 eO@s SO; xxx
Family 1o0O@lo 50. do. white wheat, s1l.
WHEAT Nominal at 81 rs for cd and
81 5O@l 60 as per qualify for new Bed and
white.
oATs--Stesdy at s5940c.
8 CORN Scarce and in demand at 4sa50c for
new in ear and SOC for shsl:sd In sacks.
BARLEY-steady to s0c@sI 90, aud dull.
RYE-N minaI at 75@Sl, and scarce.
FLAX sEED-Tn fair demand AZ T592 90.
CLOVER .sEED-May be quoted at 81 con
so from wagons.
TIMOTHY sEED--stsady At IS Oo@3 so.
FEATHERS--Live5 50@5sc E.&S
GENsENG-steady at 6o@7o.
LARD-DuII at ls@2Oc.
sKooEsIEs-Brisk, but with no change in
quotations.
NAILs--Steady at 8 90.
ooFFEE-Frm 2s0sle for BIO.
6UGAR-Firm ct l5@17. Aa-
MoLAssEs-Firm at s5@eO. 318
sTRuP-sOcos1 Is.
HAY-stihsr loose %; balsd sIA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22
SALE or, Or. TIE H0nr or Hrrnr enAr.-

d
4 SALE OF THE HONS OF HEERY ChATs---
From the Lexington Obssrser and Re
porter we learn that ..AshIand, go long
the home of Henry Clay, has been pur-
chased By the Trustees Of the Kentucky
University, at a cost of $4,000 The
farm contains about 825 acres of the
best land in the blue Erass region Of
Kentucky, and has acquired national
reputation from its having been SO long
connected with the memory Of the de-
parted statesman.
= The Kentucky Agricultural School,
which is under the patronage of the
State, as we'll as the other schools of
the University, win be established at
"Ashland;'' and it is proposed to begin
the improvements on q moss sxfended
and magnificent scale, one that will do
credit tothe State, and serve as a monu
mentto The memory of Mr.. Clay.
= We npders,and that the greater pors
ton of the farm will bs devoted to ex-
perimentaI farming, ias the absat and
most effeotual means of securing to the
studsnts Of The Agricultural School
thorough knowledge efg Rraetieah farm :
inr,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22
New YORK Rsarkets. !

NEw YoRK, Jan. 20-Cotton dull,
heavy and nominaIIy lower; niGdIing
81 Flour dull and heavy 10@l5c low.
er; Z 65@7 90 extra State, s 40(SS 60
extra r. q o., shd 65@102 25 trade
brands. Market closing dull and un-
settled Whisky quiet. Western 2s.
Wheat dull and nominally lower Corn
dull and lower; 85@88 sound mixed
Western in store and delivered. Oats
dull and lower; 55@56, sound. Coffee
active. Rio l5@25, Porto Rico 2l4 in
gold. Sugar quiet and 1 lower. Com
mon Molasses l0f, Havana IS Molas-
aes quiet. Petroleum dull; 55@563 re-
fined in bond.
Pork dull and lower and closed with
more Grmness at 20 5000 l23 for new
mess, closing a. 30 Tor cash; % 1909
for old do, closing ct 29 cash. Lard
dull and heavy at l5@lSc { Butter dull
ct 28933c for Ohio; 25(038c for State.
Cheese quiet at 1l2@17Ac. Money
quiet and easy at per cent on call
loans Sterling dull and declining at
l081@l08a. Gold WAS shade firmer;
opening at 1888, advancing to 1894, and
closing at 1885, Total exports of spe.
Gle for the week, $685. ,S94 Government
stocks dull and lower. Freights to Liv-
erpool quiet and unchanged. Stocks
weak; 5 20s, coupons, of '62, 1881 !;
Z 30s, lst series, go; 2i series, 982.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22
Foreign NEWS.

HALIFAX, Jan. zO-The steamship
Asia, from Liverpool, arrived this mora.
ing
Political news unimportant. There
had been q revolt of two Spanish regr
ments under General Prin. The IN
surgents are being pursued 10 the noun.
tains. -@s pa gsa saf aaag 3.
The London Times alludss to the sat-
isfactory aspect of European affairs, aud
says the prospect of a lasting peace will
have some effect on the military admin
istratiop of the European powers, and
that there will come an alleviaiion 81
the bonds which are everywhere &c
heavy. ~ .Ia&.a TsssEz s
The Times anticipates that by January
next Napoleon win withdraw the sFrench
troops, from Mexico, as well as from
Rome 3. t.-... ..,.-
Mazzeni is dangerously i'll in the city
of London.
4 k1'he cattle disease is again increas-
ing.
A railroad train containing the n@rd
Lieutenant of Ireland and lany, was fir
ed at by some unknown persons near
Mullinger. Tile-driver of the engine
had a narrow escape. 20 E2ffFa ri
Two young men named Henry Wilson
and John Cleve, said to have lately re-
turned from, America, have been arrest
ed for reasonable practices, and trea.
sonable documents found onthem.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22
CURE YOURsELFL


This medicine viii cure
oNoRRHEA, GLEET, STRUCTURE, SEM
" iasl Weakness or Spermaiorrheas Chordee,
Diseases Of the Kidneys aad d adder, aud all Dis.
eases Of the Sexual Organs caused by eontagion or
weakness Of either sex, male or female.
Tn elegant, popnlars and fnft lible prephra-
tions so ceebrated IN al our large cities for tae
afflicted, aud warranted TO all diseases Of the
genital organs OF aithsr sex, male or female, in
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
is the only safe and reliable remedy for the cure
OF Spermatorrhea, generally termed Seminal
dulgsnce, now 80 fearfu iy prevalent In all paris
of the country 49, ae-4e+t "sf a.s
= DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
is a great healing, purifying, and self-curing
remedy, requiring no medical aid or advice.
with :his great msdciBe, You can cure yourself,
noranf, pretending doctors
y DB. BAKERS INJECTION. q
NIB. In cases of Gonorrhea, Gleet, and Etric-
ture, DR.. Bakers Injection ig recommended to be
used 70 cortuAction with the Specihs, as II nate
rally aids IN subduing the Inflammation and
20 be used an there complaints. f.t -
: A treatlso sexpal diseases, called The Self
Instructor" accompanies each bottle Of the spe-
cifc
Price-Dr. Bakers Specific. 90 90 per bottle.
Price-Dr. Bakers Injection, VI % per bottle.
Price--male InJecting syringp, 30 cents; Fs.
male Injecting syringes 10 cents.
{, Gent by express to all parts Of the country on
recstpt Of the money and twenty-five cents addi-
tionai 10 pay for boxing and shipping.
Pre- e2ared and sold by DR.. II. Eastsrly q Co. 4,
No. 20 North Fifth street. 81 Louis. Mo, and at
cago, Ill. EiNetiei ittt y aNeGF
For sale BY the drugeists, Evansville. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22
ra DIR. CARTER's
oC0U G II B BALSAM

Will cure
Ct0UGHs. COLDS, ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION,
~ Bronchitis SPIT. ing OF Blood, Pain Ia the
Side and Breast. Whcopfng Cough. Group, and
al; Diseases Of ths tn roat. CHEST aud Lungs. -
The most perfect, pleasant, and ef1cacions rem
edy discovered for all Diseases Of the Throat
Cheat, and Lungs Is tA
% q RlCARTER'S C0CGH BALSAM. l7f
This medicine Immediately stops the cough,
produces free and easy expsctoratiou. removes all
mucous and foul matter from the air passages,
gives ease 10 dfcult breahing, ailays the irrita-
tion of the Lungs, and Effects speedy cure BY
soothing and heating all the pulmonary organs.
sa DIR. OARTER's QOUGH BALsAM 6ltif
never fails to cure Coughs and Colds 10 few
days, ard has cured Thousands upon thousands
Of cases Of Consumption after physicians and all
ether remedies had failed, and the patients given
up to de. This Balsam is the most perfect and
infaIlibe remedy for all diseases Of the Lungs
known TO the civilized wor a.
B. Ask for DR. Carter's Cough Baisam, and
take nothing else Price 10 cents for trf 4 bottle
large bottles. 81 t0per bottle. IaLl 3.
Prepared and sold by DR.. E. Easterly 4 Co., No.
20 North Fifth street, 81. Louis Mo. Sold at their
branrh Family Medicine store. No. 80 Madissa
street, Chicago, ILL., : ts..r t .-
( For sale by the druggists, Evansvilie.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22

CINcISNArr Jan. 20,-Fiour nnchaug-.
ed and quiet. Wheat steady at ESQ
2 90 for No. ! old red, but new is dull at
l 20 for No. 2. Corn dull at 54@55
for shelled. Oats frmer at 5000 in
elevator. Rye steady at re for No. l..
Hogs 6rmer, ingood demand, atll 90
GIL 25 for city dressed; holders are
firm at ii 25@l1 so Receipts $500
head. Mess pork firm at 2S so for city.
Lard dull at lT1@l75 for prime city.
Groceries quiet. Cotton dull at 47c for
middiing, Whisky steady at 2 25 for
free. Gold at l39s ssrg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22
ConRreaalonai.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. TO-
SESATE.-@Ajoi jointresolution extending
the time for the completion Of the Bur-
liugton and Missouri River Railroad was
passed. aaf9sels - z.--sAss =
7 Lane, of Indiana, called up the bill
authorizing he President, instead OF the.
Secretary of the Interior, to appoint
pension agents and name the boundaries
of pension districts. eTrsg
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, was opposed to
the bill He believed that there was no
necessity for passing it, because the Ma
tional Banks, would distfibnte pension
money for the use of the deposits. He
asked him TO bring in substitute; with
this provision the bill was read three
times anl passed without amendment.
On motion Of Mr. Fsssenden, the
House bill, making appropriation for
invslids and other pensions for the year
ending 1867 was passed. AA ~
" Mr.. Stewart asked permission to take
up the bill for the admission of Colo
RADIO. s
Sumner hoped that this would not be
done, as be had an amendment 10 offer.
Stewart gave notice that he would call
rpfhe bill on Wednesday next. ass
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22

Mr. Trumbull called up the bill to en-.
iafge the powers of the Freedmeu's Bu.
reau.
Cowsn moved to amend by restricting
the operations of the bill to the States
lately in rebellion.
TrumbuIl said it would have the eff.
feet Of excluding, Missouri. Kentucky
and Maryland, where there we're many
emancipaied slaves who. needed the pro-
lection Of the Bureau.
Guthrie said there was no reason why
Kentucky should be included in the
bill Kentucky did not want the relief
proposed The freedmen we're part of
her population. and they would be cared
for as such. He believed the States
themselves could take care of the freed
men much better than the Freedmen's
Bureau ~ 4tt tf &
Pending the discussion the Senate ad.
iourned. AL 4AAA4@ 4aA A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22

Place them in the front rank a. the best, and
command higher price than any other reed n-
strument In the market. A careful examination
Of th su, In comparison with otheIs. viii quickly
show their superiority.
Special atteh tion Is called to the style Of eri
can Organ NJ ~, containing the super-0ctave
Coupler and Sub Bass. For Churches IN wan Of
powerful instrument, whose m sans are limited,
t. prics renders ft very desirable.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22


MoneterS.
Money csntinues 20 work close. and this. too
sftsr the call for pork purposes has about ceased.
The fact cannot be ignored that there is an in :
ereasing demand for loans the general public,
For the year jost passed the borrowers from the
banks have been chiefly those engaged in produce
operations. or in short, active spsculations. The
regular business of the couatry being transacted
almost excIusively for cash, tie producers and
men engaged ia settled trade seIdom had occasion
60 resort 60 the borrowing process. New, how
ever, the case Is eisrsrt and t indicates clearly
rapid return to the old system CT credits, from
the extension Of which the most serious results
are to Be spprsheld d. 1t demonstrAtes that
abundant IS is the circulating medium Of the
country, II Is largely insufficient to carry the
business at present inflated a ID fstiious vaIuee-
Heace the deficit is made Up Of fd.bt. ard with the
speculative sp rit which suimatss busisess men,
and the reckless ex rGvagapcs and waste which
perSade ell classes, the sbt must necessarily in
crease until the naturAllavs Of proportion assert
themselves and by more or less violence balance
Is established. ~ - ~AA@ aA =
YouDg Amsrioa, who on the upward wave of
the war, has acquired sudden wealth, and who
vainiy credits to hisown Wit what Rss the result
Of unsound venIu and risky chsncs, may sss no
cloud b fore him. but men who have been
through pa : revelations, who heys climbed tha
hill OF prosperity with mora labor and wiser ca
culatiOn, viii lock we'll to the dangers before IS
hey will ses to It that shsn the storm comes,
they have their ballast iu the hold. aud as far as
may be win be prepared 20 outridsit We're most
men prude, 1, storm could yet basysred But
whom were NEST men wise spough to see the soom.
irg ev nts which cast their shadows before q /
Thsrt fore, cali it erOaking What you VIII. let
no Que dscsiye himself that II is fsir ia the fu,
tures bus let each one. If be can. act prudently,
and thus tighten the change which is coming
perhaps not this pear, bat surely coning-aud
like thief in the night, when no one expo s il.
Our banks ars e. up to fhe "top of thsir bent,'
ia Discounts. ard tbs cry 70 them fJr more mon
eysis like the cry Of the horse Isecd for more |
biood-"giYe. girei" e3s
The rates for loana on prime bills range from
10 to II per cent.
Exchange on New York is In fair supply, but
growing scarcer, owing to the fact that very lit
tieis being realised on Iroducs; aad produce
biils, payable East. are not maturing largely at
present. Ratss are st. ady at par, buying 1 10
20 q sci lag These are the rates at this EVANS
Vile National Bank. .EtF9l
Gold has got black eye within tho last week,
and may now be quoted at 1881. The decline in
gold results from sSoAvicti'n that Cong ess wiiI
p Use the contraction measures recommended By
the Secretary Of tbs Treasury. a
With the decline in gold Governments sscuris
Ties stiFeued, but within the last awo days have
lost part Of the advance. They may be quoted
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22
NEw YoaKE,,s Jan. 2O-The Comm.

new \ OAK, Jan. 20 The Commer
cials speciat- from Washington says:
Romero, the Minister from the Republic
of Mexico, refuses to credit the reports
of the Withdrawal of the French troors
from Mexico He bases his opinion on
the fact that the Imperialists are prepsr-
ing vigorous campaign in northern
Mexico, whichis the stronghold Of the
Repnblicin that country.
THE reports of the withdrawal of
France are based Oh unofficial state-
ments in newspapers, circulated, be all
legess for the purpose Of misleading
public opinion in this country Romro
ASSERTS that Louis Napoleon is intent
upon HE scheme of territorial .aggran-
disetnent. That be has counted the
cost, and wilEonly withdrew when coms
PEELED b, force, or the entire submission
to his agent, Maximilian.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22
The VERY LkTESI
TELE R A H.


"A ~ AAA AN y W - 4 ~
New YoRKs Jan. 20-A dense fos
overhung the Eater and city, this morn
ingsws F ~
|S1 Yesterday Edward 0'Brien was sr.
raigned in the Essex County Court, oil
Oyer and Terminer, end plead not gull.
~ to two indictments for manelaughter,
in causing the death of Mr. Gordon and
the boy Britt, at the time of the late
railroad disasteF.at Newark 4 ea q
The Heralds Washington special Gays
telegraph dispatch, of the 18th inst,
from General Sheridan, at New Orleans,
disavows all knowledge, on bis part, OF
the fllibustreing stack on Bagdad rand
states that bis orders to subordinate off,
GERS have been 10 preserve a strict neu-
trality He disbrlieyes the report,
"a Browusvipe correspondent gives the
full official lcorreepondeuca between
General Weitzel and General Mejia, the
Imperial commander at Matamoras, and
Geaerals Crawford, the American Gen.
eral of the Mexican Republican army,
in relation to the Republican prisoners
with Maximillian's decree for the exe,u
ton of all thossE found in srms agsint
hisforces.zi
General WeitzeL ins the namelof bis
Goxernmsnt, protested against this bar
bsrity, and Meija responded that it was
a nattsr Ia which the Americans had
no right to interfeney and that. lhe.exean.
ton of tina decree must be proceeded
with. To another letter of General
Weiizers, in which, in saccordance wish
General Sheridan 4 inasrnctioDs, be In
'forms Mejia in a fdture eorrespondenee
with our officers, be must not style the
Mexican Republicans bandits The I'm.
lperial General again repels what he
considers foreign dictation, and replies
that all future communications of SINH
lar purport win remain unanswered. q
It isrnmored that Meiia 10 to be su.
perseded at Matameras. The prepare.
tions of Generals EscobedoA and Craw-
ford for another attack on the place con-
tinued, but the TmPerialists have greatly
strengthened it's defenses since the pre-
Vious attack. s. ElaTs5 ,ssiac ~ laa sssass't So
1t is suspected. that Crawford has
speculation ia view which can be great
ly subserved by the capture Of Matano.
ras, and which is thought to be much
nearer 10 him shAA the Mexican Repuh-
lie The Imperialis are reported to be
preparing for a new and vigorous cam
paign in the North. A statement. of
affairs in Mexico 10 being prepared BY
the Imperialists for circulation in Eu-
rope, and depicting 6ne and flourish
ing condition of matters under the rule
of Maximilian, represents that the Re-
publican military forces have nearly
disappeared, and that the remnant Of
opposition to Imperialism which still
exists has degenerated into predatory
bands Of robbers. aud that order and
civilization are being restored rapidly
,thronghout the country. tAsisiEa
Three steamers, City of Baltimore,
Argo, and Louisiana, sailed to-day for
Europe, taking with them 1896, 900 il
specie.
The Fenian Senate met this morning.
President Roberts approved the resolu-a
ton to call the brotherhood TO meet ct
Philadelphia, on the l5sh of February.
=
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22
g pNH DIR. SANDERS,
THREE-MINUTE SALVE.

This celebrated saITe VIII cure
(sORNs, WARTS, MOLEs, RrNGwoRM. and
" Tootheche In from three 10 ten minutes
A trial will convincs the most incredulous Of
its almost miraculous power aud efficacy In re-
moving Warts and aoies, which are always
offe asive 10 fhe eye, impafrin ours beauty and
instantly curing the tormenting pains from
Corns and Toothaehe. Price, rs cents per bottle.
DR. Sanders Three -Mfnut5 salve viii be sent to
alt parts Of the country on receipt OF the price,
and ten cents TO prepay postage on the same
Prepared aud soid BY Dr.. E. Easteriy Co..
No 10 North First street, st. Louis, Mo- sold AZ
their branch Family Medicine Store, No. % Mad.
ison street, Chicago, H.
For sale BY the druggists Fvanavilfa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22

NEw YoRK, Jau.20 1.-The COMMERCIAL
says the miseeliaueous list was dull, ex-
cept Cumbe rland, which sold largely and
ic higher. s-9~ -
Y The advances in rates by the Banks of
England and Holland has q depressing
effect on Governments securities, and the
81 Issue Of 5 20s sold 4 lower at the
board; 80, are do4n 5(94 and 1O-40s
/. Certificates remain 6rm at 78s, with
an active d. mand from private bankers
for employing call balances.
2 Money continues very abundant The
rate usually quoted ia 8 per cent IS ;
Arrangements have been made for
loans over Sunday at 4 per cent. ssss -
~. Tbemovenent of currency west has
labated. sst2sa = =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22
aGr The 9 EquescurriicuIum : . tralSs.

e@ The g @Equescurriculum,' . trav-
cling circus which visited this place last
autumn, has come to grief. The animals,
stock, wagons and tent will be sold at
auction at Lancaster, Ohio, next month.
1t is good chance for any family wish.
ing to purchase grizzly trick,bear An
educated sacred bull also appeals TO the
moral sense of the community for pur-
chase ard protection Wabash Ez-
press. ~A'H 1ei19
This bull would be. an important &C.
quisition in the establishment offsA Ra-
tional Religion" recently advertised for.
He would do for q god, and naight be
eomprehended by the advertiser. g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22

SATURDAY EvxKING, Jan 20. 1866
The market for the past week has been dull
enc, but few buyers in, aud their purchases light
This 10 tbs Gull period in the dry goods trads
probably the duIlest month ia the year, end Il
hss been rendered still more 90 by the unssason.
ablsness of the weather. With the charge in the
weather, which has iust taken place, We may an.
ticipais better weeks business next than the
ons just passed. Prices daFisg the week have
been unsteady, and in some distances sales were
"a 'de at lower prices than were ruling during the
previous week, but this disposition to force gsads
on at figures much below New York has been
checked, and at the close bsttss feeling pre-.
vailed aud a much stronger market at the follow
lug prices:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22
DIR. EASTERLYss es
DIAR HEA gYRHpg

This medicine Is pleasant and insalible cure for
nIARRHEA, DYsKNTRRY, COLO, cHoL.
~ era Morbus, Cramps or SPANS, Bowel CON.
plants, and sll Derengemenss Of the Stomach
and Bowe Of Children when Testhing.
This celebrated, popular, a1d infallible remedy
has been used by the most res pectabIe and INTEL
ligent families In st. Louis for the last fifteen
years In all cases Of Diarrhea, Dyssntery, and
Bowel Complaint, and all unite in pronouncing it
The most speedy and effactual medicins they have
ever used. Price, 5 cents pr bottle.
Prepared aud sold by DR.. t. Eastsrly 4 Co.
No 20 North Fifth street, st. Louis, no. Sold at
for sale bx the druevists. Evau.v,lle. III
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22

The Rev. VIM. 8. Bout, pastor of
Methodist church, in Portsmouth, Va.
was fatally shot on the 18th inst, by an
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22
NOTICE.
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

UiBs0Iutl0n OF C0-kdftneEbnlp. :
RYoTIOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Co.partnarstip heretofore existing between
FSwsrd n Doyle and James II. Lotspeich. under
ehs nam ami style Of Doyle Lotspeich, was
dissoIved by mutual consent on The l0;h day o.
Jsnnar,. 1885, EdwArd T. Doyle having retired
Tha bualpess will hereafter be conducted by
James r.. Lotspefch, ct the old stand, No. First
- .o.,isa a fT Z. 7. DOYLE,
oTo.ow J r, L0TSPEICH.