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East Saginaw courier., 1866-04-18
WHO WANTSi~


Who wants primo lambs-wool undsrshirts,
Or splendid Drawers or Hose,
Who wants Silk Pocket Handkerchief
Or Cambria II they chose
Who wants a snow-whito Linen shirt
The texture superfne, = 4eaIa.
Who wants killing neektis
The shirt-colar to sntwipe7
Who wants a stylish Coat or ves
OF any shape or shaded -.sao.
Who wants handsome pair Of Pants -
As good rs ever were madea
Who wants a first-rats 0vercoat
To ward old winters chill -'0'' s'A.
A Raglan. or Mcclellan" A.s ,wlf
"Dang-up'' or what you will,
Who wants scarfs, shawls, Cloves, Gsuntlsts'
Suspcnders or Valise,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, or aught that tends il.
Cents comfort TO increase. M ll h
To Marks far-famed Tower Hall
Should HE them In trice,
And know that he alone supplies
Prime Clothing at Low Price. -s
To III. MARKS, .4fo7
Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods Emporium. ''"i
Genesee Street. opposite the Bancroft House
East Saginaw Mich.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-04-18

Before purchasing elsewhere come and look
througc their
East Saginaw courier., 1866-04-18
READY FOR FITTING UP AT ONCE.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

0f everything usually TO be found in any Hard
ware Establishment, East or West, with the ad.
diton Of articles incident TO the business Of Lum
bering, Salt Boring and Manufacture, Fishing,
Hurting and Trapping, will always be found at
my Store, where shall be happy as all times
10 meet old customers aud now. Past patronage
gratefully acknowledged
BB. DUCKHLUT.
East saginsw, Aug, |, les.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-04-18
BH~r "N -H~1H
Livery Establishment

A T their Now and Extensive StsbFes, 90
"A Washington Street.
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN.
Have one Of the
Best Livery Establishments in the West.
Family ''turn outs" Horses and Buggies, Sadie
Horses, and "rgs of all styles, single or four to
six horses, promptly fitted out
NEW AND IN STYLE.
Everything about the establishment Is in
good shape, tidy new and OF late style Horses
always in good condition, and carriages and Har-
nesses neat and tidy.
REA ONA BILE TES!
only, charged in all instances. and the utmost
pains taken to give entire satisfaction to all Gus
toners.
A. w. GATES.
East Saginaw Feb 8, 1866
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-16
THOMAS O'BRIEN. .r.
Stock and Money Broker,
Main street, opposite W.: r. & Co"
GOLD HILL. r.. ..


AIMING sToUxs BOUGHT AND SOLD
NI to the best advantage ..n ,,o,,
STOCK 0IotS'T%S %smeSIa.eiy S.r close Of each
Gresnbscks and Treasury Notes oought ana
and sold MT beat possible rates, In any guantty. ,
Highest price paid for Gold Hill Virs'n'h A anu =
County Warrants. ,.o,,.,,.a .-..f
Real Estate Agent. Rents essi, w;,,nn S,orl, for
a.s.,sments and all licenses and taxes on sass ~,
properly paid, ana correct record kept OF all
sales.oT f" gu" 0i'0i ii baP'''.' '"'.
7'pnssh' REFERENCES: ,
Coin Hnf-GI W. Flood & Co.: w. u. bian'
yelt, Agt Bank Of Cal; PuD. Heaby'iAgt Va
7. & Co.; John II. Mills, ESQ., ~ : rsa,, l..sr a,
vfRoINIA-B. E. Hastlngs Co; Pa1ion % e
Thornburgi J. II. Latham, ASt W,
Geo. r. Jones. Esq. .s'H1.s"3 i' W.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-16
DOHgRTY'S MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID
QUICK CURESAND MODERATE
-E.T CHAKGEH! ....

DIR. w. X. Doherty's Private Medical
md Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery (opposits
the Pacific Mall Steamship CompaDy's office)
EFPrivate Entrance on Leidesdorff street. -4l
San Francisco, California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-16

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
co by Boat at P. ~, will take tho Cars at
Sacramento. on both roads. at 6:3O A. ~, for the
Lake Bcler Route, will change TO Stages nt
Single Springs. For Donner Lake Route. Mt
Colfax station: arriving in Virginia, by both
Lines, in NJ hours from San Francisco,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-16
Assembly.

OFFIcERs-Spenkcr. Hon Jamos A. Banks;
Speaker pro ter,, John c. James Chief Clerk,
U. T.. Allen. Scrgeant.Rt.Arms. ii. +. Burnham,
OF Douglas Assistant Sergennt.at. Arms, L. L.
Dsmming, Of EsmerRlda. Assistant Clerk, Mr..
Williamson, Of Lander. Minute Clerk, Henry l..
Fish, of Washoc. Enrolling Clerk, Philip Stoner.
Of Storey. Eugrosslng Clerk, X L. Thomas. Of
Lander. Journal Clerk, W. T. Kennedy, Of Es.
meruldL Copying Clerks, W. q. Gates, Of
Churchill and J. =. Platter, OF Storey. Chaplain,
Rev. l. p Hale, Of 0rInsby.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. CHAS. ii. TOXER'S
PRIVATE
IEDICAI INSTITUTE.
NE. Cor. jackson and kearny sis,
SAN FRANCISCO,
The GreG Eradicator Of Special Complaints. Jor-
rl,rly Of Locks Hospital, London EtSh
Years an .SicpdnSHt0, and hs
last Three Years in SdH
Francisco
DIR. TO n r K ~
YcucrcnI or Chronic.

l'NPERIESCE Is Of EORTf YEARS, SLANp
Ia Iny and during that time has met with unpar-
uele success IN the Treatment OF all th"Se Ui>eScS
L.riLnrLllN kmnMn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-16

lhS, aii ut,S. a., ~ ' ,,,.r, Nf III tb>, disease,
S"n~ralIy known a.
cn-;.
Ncncrrni or @ - ~, ,,,s,,.,.
Win ,ht ~ 1,mlIi,r: some perhaps viii not be
"ut OF pli,r. The most iornia0'S, thS most ne.
structSe u fnAikIili u - - ~
the seat Ot the disease tue whoe system uess ". m "a
consequence. WI. "'i' 1,T.,t - hs ,hic ~
symptoms, ~ lhLt tnu>t aluS"t may oT -, an "
form an oplnl"n h t'SSH 70 U,vW ] V,p.t, A
world u suffering; Nervous pSolmtE. LIS OF n.nl,
uTv, Paw la "a" Limos Ni'i baSA' TalptaIioh ni ' M
Aversion to GENITAL Society. especially that Of Fc'
males --, ...,,. ,,,,.,. Ia, .,,.... 49,, mn
Client, and sSSgd you ee sHe,nS ircn any OF Ssia, a
tin,r wi.hout any inrrrrur,ion In YOUR nu>inc>s-Or
state YOUR ease by letter. and ;hcre viii De- no Occ-
Sion Tor your e"l'hS AZ the Once.
Siricthre OIL 'he tre'h"
l. another formidable enemy 20 hcaih, Srui 'Vt
on. OF mv circulars on that disease, AMI inform
cured In a few DAYS.
vcnercnI Diseases,
In all their various FORMS either PrinlAryi ,N ,S
~, or l'IeIltary, CnthptcIS U ,,I n, nrrE.ct
N'trn Your S3'.,tIU',Pn q, h,nJInS down to
""ur chIidrcn that terrible d!>eAs" know" A. SS''''
nIL .,,. D:.
syphilitic Disease, ,,-,,,tr-
A. 4 presents Itself on iHtN C"A>'l> o' GIUJ So,
Nrls character than that Zen m "a" M d; r. rn,
4" huT"l I,N N,>'i,N .b,.. ,rI S,r,lv oh Island div
-, Th,,r "f y,l who have visited the two latter
'"un'il|S' y" ,,," ;"'.' @ I t,,t.n population |,
u, j, ',n o,n sIS li..r,t modes Of treatment
-, ~, u,..,,.-
a., R,,rl ,,r,r AMI B,>twlcE are OF little account
,HS poison IN the blood. which sooner or later win
torn. These iaCtS have learned by eSpeTlrncc,
more practir IN these diseases than any oInsr
physician In California, dating. A. u doe from l>s
employ physician.
Who i the proprr one 10 consult, an "i tNpctl-
guyrl one or Who has recently settled amongst
yuup
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01

he's Of some Use 10 bis family and mes not
fl 10 die
." deed I amt q" pleaded Chuck with
bOth hands pressed c0nvulsivelv on MS
stomach.
Il don't think said the Joker doubt
fully, 90 don't think The WORMS have reach
ed bis pericardium yet-iet's try and save
him. Here boys-Quick bring me The
castor" and pouring out mustard, vinegar,
salt, Worcestershire sauce, horse radlsh
and cayenne pepper on plate, he remark
ed-Ill give him q dose Of This 10 occupy
tie worms until We get some active remedy
now open Your mOuth-and be ladled
away INTO the gap ia Chucks lace, who
swallowed with such good Viii that he was
speedily splitting, gaspius and choking al .
tremendous rate, with he tears standing
in his eyes and great beads Of swea. on his
face
Don't that stir en- up" inquired his
beneiactOr; You feel biting burning,
pricking sensation internally. ea
Chuck admitted tearfully that be did.
An right that's hopeful. Now, Harry
with wink 70 the grinning waiter. you
Jump up 70 the drug store and get double
Y dose Of CrOtOn-Ol-TrcLIna- Killer
" Meantime 20 Chuck itmight prevent
the wOr:as from getting hold i YOU were u
hop about { little"
No sooner said than done aud Chuck
was speedily executing a sci o. jumps and
shutt,es that any champion jig dancer
might have eIyled. When little %. or
breath with that exercise. be threw himself
upon the sanded floor. rolling over and
over with an incredible velocity, well calcu-
lated 10 bother the worms, and which
obliged the bys;anders 10 hop around lively
10 keep ont OF the way.
NOW, here's your medicine said the
City Father, take it right down ~ Chuck
swallowed il at Z gulp.
Now, IS your team ready Jump 70,
then and put for home. and when you are
fairly out Of this scrape remember the
friends who saved your life. aud above all.
don't ever eat fresh pork again without
mustard"
Chuck declared as well as he was able,
thai II there was one thing more than
another, he would bear in mind, that II
would be that, and oil he started-one
hand occupied with reins and whip and the
other pressed desperately upon the worm
infested region.
The Marlboro stage, coming II last night
encountered Chuck's cart about Long Old
Fields. Chuck was sprawied out over half
the laii-board Of his cart, vomiting, sweat
ing, etc, etc, in short, getting relief 10
as many ways a. did SanchO PanZa amer
bis famous drench OF basam. Ii Is pretty
certain that no trichina effected lodge
ment IN Chuck Internal combination that
time.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
The Song of the Mowers.
WILLIAM u. BrHEiSH-

.v are the sunshine hath kst
81 " -sIow Us that ocean o. mist;
TSsiey - hfls have grown bright IN re ray
- iols.. on our sbOglter we re up and away
~ "A hearty Of morning are ours,
rss1aesss - ant tie fragrance OF flowers;
: 81 u =. ,hs arst that q seen IN the dew.
Z ~ ra- throggh orchards anc lanes We pur-
- psiaE'y '-''U
egver, IN Eerried array
.. < gs - - ne battle awaits us 20 day,
4, -. L-.-throxn. rank By rank, shall i lie
ss - -, tie uooutide are poured from TIE
= = % 49, '''-
- sare SOW together. a. one,
srrst -9',.,..ss 70 the fwsrd and press rtea1i y
q; lore the stuob.e We pass.
l,.sss.ssl "a a ring Of the steei through tie
T1sst~'
LIVER stands thickiy and tai.
a.,rs q ,. s.,5ied 10 a verdurOgs wal;
Jtsr - t-sstbed monarch more fragrant per
- ,si.s es,Is from rs leaves and is
.scGs
,s-s around - are swurg,
.rf't l.tant from tree-tOf.s are lung
=. -.--.1cs and music and beauty se share
:. p l-.-.,t '..s q TIE Earth and the Ar
- %, and ne lawyer EroH pale a Their
IAs1fs, s., Young clerk keep hLs SKIN ike
( 10 ,e''7'
ns s-s. ,sossh dear mother nature may bioDze
> A.. I'll he kiss which she gives ~ Ler
SIS
sors cherry together ~ one.
- - .erthes 20 lhe sTarc AID lress steadily
sF.r af.f.tfQ go r.aeE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
The Laugh of Woman.

A woman has no natural gift more be-
ing than sweet laugh. 1t is like the
sound oil flutes on the water 1t leaps from
her in "a clear, sparkling rill; AMI the heart
that hears it feels as il bathed in the cool
eXhlarating spring. Have You ever puT-
sued an unseen fugitive through the trees
led by The fairy laugh-uOw here, now
there, now LOST, now found We have; ana
We are pursuing that wandering voice TO
this day. Sometimes il comes 10 Us in the
midst OF care. or sorrow, OF irksOme busl-
ness and then we turn away and listen and
hear il ringing IN the room Ike "a silver bell
with power 10 scare away the EVIL sprtes OF
the mind. How much We owe 10 that sweet
laugh 10 turns prose 10 poetry: 10 filings
flowers 10 sunshine over the darkness OF
the wood in which We are travelling; il
touches with light even our sleep, which is
no more than The image of death, but is
consumed with dreams that are the shad-
Ows OF Immortality.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
Newspaper Office.

A correspondent writing from Mobile,
says; While on my way 10 supper, | walked
up street with an old gentleman, who Is
engaged in the printing business, or in
lOremaniZIng others who are, and he told
me that he had Just returned from visit
70 one OF the cemeteries OF the city. %
went out there a great many years ago,
said he, to help bury printer, and / re-
member that his grave was the tenth one
there Now, instead OF ten | find there
are at least ten thousand: and when /
looked abroad this evening over that little
wilderness of green hillOCks, and thought
OF the many tears aud breaking hearts
that have been since l stood there al the
burial OF that printer, long years ago, it
made me feel badly and ! was tempted 10
say that ] would not swear any more
replied that the thought was rather 4 sol
emn one, and ii il should cause him 70
break himself OF the ugly habit Of swear
ing, his visit 10 the cemetery would turn
out 10 have been the best Sunday evenings
work he had ever done. All" said he,
you never acted as foreman in a news
paper office, or you would know that a
sight Of all the grave yards in creation
could not break me Of that habit. Why,
sir, ne continued, cit there had been a
printing Office in heaven, and Lucifer had
been the foreman Of il, III be if he
hadn't fallen a thousand years before be
did
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
True Courtesy.

Real courtesy IS widely different from
the courtesy which blooms only on the sun
shine Of love and the smile OF beauty, and
withers and coOls down in the atmosphere
OF poverty, age and toll show me the
man who can quit lhe brilliant society of
the young and listen TO the kindly voice OF
age who can hold cheerful converse with one
whom years has deprived of charms. Show
ne the man OF generous impulses, who IS
always ready TO help the poor aud needy.
show me the man who treats unprotected
maidenhOOd as he would the heireSs, sur
rounded by the protection Of rank, riches
and family. Show me the man who never
fOrgets for an instant the delcacy, the re-
spect that is due 10 woman as q woman. in
any condition or class; show he such a
man. and You show me a .Gentleman-nay,
You show me better, you show me true
Christian.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
ORGANS.

THE MASON * HAMLIN CABINET
i ORGANS r.rty f.- rcut -tgt- a4-ft. y -
crei lnt.e-s r ln.-c, far s. Q, go esra liiik-
TY-F.FE GOLD - Sly ~ MEDALS ~ .i.ef IIsi
LIS. Boston. " MASON BRCIHfEs Aer l,fk.
541vl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01

- C0STARS- RAT EXIERMINATCR D. simple safe
and s-re-tle most perfect RAT 1csial meeting we
have ever ATTENDED Every Pat that Cal - %. gro
erly prepared, vii eat o. and cvery one that eats 3
WI die generally 20 some ace IS distant a. go BEE
from where II v-as taken LAX Storr Nj Mr.
e. So >. Ca.rA.-. - a.Eerl-seIae-t a.-Ee
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
1850.

FARifERs ANn I70T "a FF7f T--sI-lf f11-II1Ii
hat h-11re-s % dollars worth .l Grain Prov .----
g. a. -lu--ly -ff,-lyt b Fats. Nl-e AIS, end
other i1s-c-s and r7-ln ISL NO which CAT p fr.
vented Is a few collars -rtl 10 CcsTAE Pa
R0ach Art 6c.. Atl ----I-t.-- -le-t aL- r-tc
freely
go see Cos7sEsr advertisement above
"a sod II LANSING, MGR 5'ous
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
ISGi6i.

RATS ~crsas BIRDS -NL0 ever 90 cages B shoot lg
small BIRDS is cruel man whoever aids ~ extrrmi
mating rats - teu.factor. Ne should ike some
20 give rs Sc tele.t of tLeir eXperence in driving
out these pests. We need something besides doCs
cats and traps t4r ts t-s -Sclentf 4 fnertcgR
Nrc Yors
e See :. CasrAks . alvertsemeni above
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
r. SOD u IANrINn- MI|II.
uHH

INCREASE ~ RATS -Tae Frrra>r . CARTE FL. Iishl
asserts lad rroEe- ty lEarss that orc Iar 90 KAl-
VII have q progeny ana descendants no less than
55I $50 10 three velrs Now. unless this immense
family can Dee s.Tt cnan. they would consume more
fool than v ol.d sustain 80 900 human beings.
e. So ltsTARs advertisement above.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
HORATIO PRATT. President
LEWIS 4. LOOMS. SECRETARY
AL aLNENAI AntNL
No SaIaried Omcers To be Paid

Policies VIII ae issued ty tle President or secre
tary az tAe COMPANY
lhe secretary wli also fis4ttle different lart. Of
lhe county Tor the purpose of taAiurr.sks
Confined >uictyfo R,sks spos Ircr,rfy ~ Incla,s
tolnft
Copies oi the Charter and Rules ana Regulations Cd
tae Company, can De- obt4iuel al 81, oncc of de
o'"l'A. III Mason 6z-yI
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: a
.p1trf-t, - 1000 ieeleLt
va n t,iNTSf'5 wee resident
t,1,xn, t5rf1Ir- 'sreio'4fe
- " 49, ..--.- AAsA lAA Dec
DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH kETCHUA. .... or Joseph Ketehun, A so-
Arthur Il LOWERRE
L ". DUNHAN ......... Pres OfCornErcbange g.,t
FERDINAND LAWRENCE
ELISHA wHIITLEsEY b. o. WLittlssey A sh.r,soos
DAVID DOMs,------..-. -....... David bows a c.
} q hEfshlCA --.-...--" .....J. Herrck s0u.
n hAA.LlON ,------.'' 81. " hsuli.oL & CO.
r H. ION ms, ------ ''-------.- lompkirs c.
sOc b An EisN OOhl s-''.- .Dubo4s kaflerF oOrt
w h bflA iiEh "a. Aeti Bs-cAcT a c.
AOot SITS tNbOh1-
GEO r. fONE-4-r--.-- .-..-- 0eo B. Powell Co.
n h hONt. --.--.--- Daring, A4bertsol a Ro-~
- --NCh-..-...---' 'scterck hutheriorl e..
JOiN hObthl5l -----' ..-.....-.Jo-n Z Roberts
JOHN " hAll, ...---.- 'trm ~ warren Halt u n.
ALflkll d hOl l,------. ~ a u jesse Iioyt C
J. Il rl~ht-.---.----..-' ....---..J. D. fiske c.
JOHN wnllt, --..-- 800 -...-.--. h v. liers c.
? " GllIEAl.
b y. FOX .---" .-.---..-. b. y Fox c..
HOS. T. ST h1h>, .Stlrsts c.
EDWIN MEAD-....-...."....E. q H. Mead IT.. &C
A FOWLER. .........'' firm ~ vs.. A.F0eler
2 A. PIAII......-.-...C Cash. n Corn iKchanse B'l
" c gICE. ............ot ........W e. RIO CO
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For Rats. Mice. Roaohes. Ants. Bed
Bugs. Fleas. Moths III Furs & Woolens,
Insects Oh Plants. Fowls, Animals.
Etc. Etc.

81 Oa.v infaliahie remedies known
Freefrom poisll-
So Not lanscro. o. the human family
3d. Rats come ont O. their lricz O. ife
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01

Coon RESoLUTIoNs.-A little girl, Of six
years old. was a little while ago called
home 10 God. About a year before her
death, she had q small writing desk given
her. After her death, her mother opened
H. and fanp1 fhi, ,,-uifi-er-
Come one, come all, please call and ses.
B.. miai you don't mistake ora door,
Afev feet south o, viele's store
ans IS, 1855. 5s2yl
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HENRY R. CosTAR

RE- PEwAHF % al WORTHLESS limitations
So see that toslARs rame is on each Box
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+ NOR Al XHIBI ION!

Organized and Equipped for 1906.
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n. P. EILB0RN Sc 3 q Fssas u. I. CAst. Prs.t
ly55-
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NEW ATTRACTIONS! NEW FEATURES EXTRA INDUCEMENTS

In Lansing, During the Summer Of 1866.
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-13
sT.. LOUIS.
Injunction on Railroad Commission
ers-sRadicai Majority 10000 TO
$4,000. j3Lgj ID .dIfaU .yfI5Ggfu lsn
1850 IooAoz 8BI oi IBIS lffgf .ff,,.,.f .

sr. LoUrs, Nov. e. An Injunction,
at the instance Of Morris, Jessup Il
Co, of New York, has been served
upon Gov. Fletcher and the Railroad
Commissioners. TO prevent them from
selling the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
for the benefit Of the State. The pc
titioners hold three hundred and nine
ty-four thousand dollars in bonds OF
said road, and secured by two deeds,
trust and claim. The only right the
State has 10 the road Is that Of mort
gage, and subject to the ordinary quail
tiles and limitations of such instru-
Ifehts. The case will come before the
United States Circuit Court at the
April session, ,.it
Eighty counties in this State give,
official and reported, Radical major
ity Of 14,500, Counties to hear from
will. probably, increase it to between
20, 900 TO 25, 900 9ffr9i W y
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-13

ID = r
New YoRK, November 12th.--
The Times Washington special says
Mr. Slawaker, Collector Of the First
District of Pennsylvania, about whose
appointment so much strife took place
last Spring, has come to grief. He has
quarreled with those who were instru-
mental in obtaining his appointment,
and will be probably succeeded by an
acceptable man.
The Tfibane's special says the
Fourth Auditor has decided that af-
ter fifteen days from November 10,
all claims filed by the same claimant
through different claim agents, shall
be settled according TO priority of FL
ing, and not according to the priority
OF date as heretofore. This il Of spe.
cial Importance in claims for prize
money.
The Worlds Washington special
says
r. Id. Hunter, of Virginia, ar
rived here to-day. Ii is understood
he is looking after his pardon. His,
with some 100 other applications of
prominent men who figured in the re-
bellion, are hung, and likely to be for
some time.
Certain parties here claim to have
Executive assurances thatsCommis-
sioner Harrett, of the Pension Bureau,
is about TO be removed.
About 5000 freed people have been
provided for, during the past year,
having been furpished transporta.
ton from this cityato places at which
employment has been secured for
them. III is statedsin a Ereedmen's
Bureau circular, that amongst popu-
lation Of ~, 900 in the District, proba-
bly, not more than $4,000 can obtain
work at fair wages, and the colored
people are invited to avail themselves
ofsthe agency of the Bureausin giving
them transportation to points where
they caA be furnished with employ
ment.
The World's Toronto special says
the Vibe ConsulAGenerafA for the
United States at Montreal, Mr.. Drum
mond, has made an application to the
United States government for the nee
essary means Of defense oftsuch citi-
zens an will be tried there, and are
without means of their own, A very
large proportion Of them are mere
boys.
The Herald's Washington special
says: Our relations with Prussia are
being seriously considered in Cabinet
councils.
There are indications that Chill and
the Liberal Government of Mexico
will Immediately form close alliance.
Possibly the treaty will be a secret
one.
Mr.. Spooner has a clear field for
the position of Commissioners of In-
ternal Revenue when vacancy oc-
ours, all other applicants having
withdrawn.