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Mr.. Gerhard Niehaus
Is anncs-n .jas csrJilate fcr Com
msssiourr- H. % the .acsent incrm-
iert :fs-nl rs Dis .lei- and VI his On.
cal ais "a. few vi complain This
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IN tie earniy, ard .ssIuife- - proper
u fii \. great - and sound dIscss-
ton Mr. y. 20 - 10 an em'ncnl
decree 10. e QUALITIES
tos <n4nty Susg<xcr Mr. Arthur
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no d.ni-s = ialiy CONT mt 70 ~ nd
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lea-.e. When was tread alA-n
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ADMINISTRATORS NUIfCE
NJ TIcE u hereby gwen that the under
IN signed has bsea appointed sdmiris'ra.
,sr Of The estate " J~.rh Gsuck. ssse oil
IDusoi county. deceased. Sad estate il
probably solvent.
JOHN wEIKEl.. sdrr
sepe let. 1066-.,w.
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State Of indians. Dubois County. %:
To the SAenf VI ssid Cesny. Gseslipg:
HOU sw hereby commanded 70 give notice
j seeord,ng 20 isw. 20 The qussfied voters
81 IT'S several Psveiness oi sssd Cosnsy.
shs, there sill b. IN election tsld on che
Second Tuestsy In October. AID. 1856. IN
the seversi psscile's N ssid county. Tor sLs
rr' eoss o. eIse'ing pesscns 10 fii the icl'
cw nr ~liess eii:
usc Secretary ~ S'sis.
b-A= AnC.fw a. Sssss.
uae T~s Wsr ~ StssS
Daf Attorney Genssss tor The S;s'e.
tine Suecssplrndsei ~ nla eIosssucf .on
O.-s memses ~ Cossssss, ior The ls'
Coz. 80 onai n,-,sscl.
s uus D.-srict Attorney. 'm he Corr, o.
C.mmca Pse-s.
(. oa- rssseesiee Auorasy. tor tie 3ss
lad'cisl g. reu,t.
c.~ Representative. sos HE County .
babois
Os- R.rora-, fnr Dubois Couasy.
O.s Shsr;f co. Ib.'bvis G unity
I o.. Sarsevov for Dvbois s.opasv.
nas c-seass Tag Dnho,s County.
+. One County CamssIs sjones. fos The 3n
District II Duhois c"snsy.
! One Jn~s &c o: the P~scs. fos Bsinbridg'
'lTc~ sship. In ssiJ coSnsy.
(, One Justice N the Pesce. fes Fssdsssas
To~ psAip. IN ssid county.
I IN ~nr . whereof have hes-ua',
\ ses ny hsnd and sea; 81 said conn
q Jssssr. sh;s Ssh day Of S<p.rnbs
a u 1a66 4l4
HENRY A HOLTIIAUS, Clerk.
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IN rursusece >" law. ss''ce y hereby
given shss sci's ~i'i hc npcnsd as ths wssss
places a. holding sirs one. IN he ssvcss
sow nst % Of nubris coursv, Indiana ~
rm~d.v. me 9th day 81 October. a. n
leC6. ~. she puspose OF eIeesiLg the oiiirsv'
me nsisrrd 10 'h< foregoing psseips. whss~"'
a. pess~us Interested will sske no 80 end
scvevn then se,ves srr.~dingly- Wtr. I
my hand snd Sss.. this Ssis day % Sspsem'
Der 1896
HENRY MAUNTEL. Sheriff D. &.
seq. 9Th lo6S;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Il.-SENATE.-Mr.
Chandler presented the petition Of Ger
tain citizens of Michigan against the
revocal Of the reciprocity treaty. Re-
ferred to the Com mittee on Commerce.
Mr.. Fessenden called up the bill to
authorize The Secretary of the Treasury
to appoint assistant assessors.
Sumner offered as an amendment n
proviso that no person shall be appoint
ed an assistant assessor without being
obliged to take the oath required by act
of Congress,
Fessenden objected to the amend.
ment There was Law in the statute
book requiring the oath to be taken, and
the provision offered by Mr.. Sumner
was unnecessary.
Mr.. Sumner said the Secretary of the
Treasury in q published report admitted
the appointment of men in the South,
without requiring them to take the oath.
Sumner subsequently, withdrew the
amendment and the bill passed.
Wilson offered q resolution, which was
adopted, inquiring for information in re-
gard to advertising expenses; in what
Washington papers they are printed; by
what law the printing is authorized, &c.
Trumbull, from the Judiciary Com.
mittee, reported bill to protect citizens
of the United States in their civil rights,
and gave notice that he should call It up
as soon rs printed.
The resolutions offered yesterday, by
Howe, for the appointment of Pro
visional Governors in the Southern
States, were then taken up. johnson
took the floor in opposition to the views
expressed yesterday by Howe.
HoUsE.-Mr Stevens, from the Com
mittee on Appropriations reported the
Army Appropriation bill foE next Thurs
day.
The House then resumed the cousid
Grafton of the bill extending suffrage tc
negroes. Mr.. Rogers made . speech
! sgainsl he bill.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
Negro Insurrection on Red
River.
Stanton to Succeed Minis.
ter Adams.
Fire at Bighamton, N. Y
A Whole Family Poisoned.

New YORK, Janusry llth.-A fami-
ly, consisting of FIVE persons, have
been poisoned by the use Of musty -four
at a neighboring grocery. One has
died, two are still dangerously i'll, and
the remaining two are convalescent.
At a meeting of the George Washing
ton Fenian Circle. resolutions were
passed sympathizing with General
Sweeney at the uncalled for harshness
of the Secretary of War in dismissing
him from the army, which, they say, was
done at the instance Of Sir Frederick K
Bruce, the British Ambassador.
The Times Washington special pub
fishes the order of the Secretary of War
disbanding the Twenty.ffth Corps as an
organization.
The General Order mastering out
certain officers has produced consterna.
tion among thee decapitated Generals.
No one included in the list expected
thaf4e would thus be disposed of, and
many, whose names do not appear, ex-
pected 10 find themselves in the list of
beheaded.
Another order of the like kind, could,
it is believed, be issued without detri-
ment to the interests of the country.
The Convention of Collectors and
Treasury Agents of the frontier, which
has been in session III Washington in
the Office of the Commissioner Of Gus
toms, has not concluded its labors. The
results Of its deliberations will be before
Congress in day or two in the form Of
a memorial, accompanied By q bill for
enactment into laws. 1t is intended to
effectually close smuggling on the Can
adian frontier.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

New ORLEANS, Jan. IO.-Cottou--
sales of 1900 bales at 48@49 New
York checks | per cent discount, gold
1876; freights-cotton TO New York Z,
Liverpool 11-16
-Wishanick, from New York;
Cleopatra, from Boston.
Hon. Mr.. Barrett returned from
Washington en- route to Texas. He
speaks highly of the President
At Jackson, the FreedmeR are gener-
ally making contracts
Since last June, $4,000 bales of cot-
ton have been received,
A lot of negroes in Caddo Parish, on
Red river, rose in arms tea days ago
and tried 10 murder the overseer, but
failed. They marched to another place,
wanting reiniorcements. The militia
nabbed them all without serious difficult
ty, and arrested accomplices on several
plantations where arms and ammunition
was found seereted in quantities. Pre-
viously, the Freedmen in that sect on
had refused to work The militia in
Caddo are under arms. Capt Taylor of
Bsssur Parish militia was arrested by
the Federal military. to be tried by mil
itary commission, has escaped from
jail. The action Of the military in res
cung by force arms from the sheriff at
Jefferson, has been sustained by the
Fedora authorities here, and the prin-
cipal agent ordered back to his post.
On the 18th of February will be sold
at auction, BY order of the New Orleans
city government, fourteen squares Of
levee property, in front of the business
part of the city.
A special to the Mobile Adrertiser of
the 4th says that Gen. Thomas has ofi.
cially informed Gov. Patton that all
United States troops will be removed
from the State, and arms and ammuni.
tion furnished to the State militia.
Provisions for destitute families will
be promptly furnished.
Some report came from Georgia con.
cerning the withdrawal of troops from
that State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

A Co1EcIDEScE. The Washington
Chronicle says it is singular fact that
''Tennesseean should have been Sc
lected to roll back the tide of treason at
the beginning of the last generation,
and that another Tennesseean should
have been found in the Senate of the
United States at the beginning of the
succeeding generation to proclaim in
thunder tones the very doctrines that in
spired his iIlustrious predecessor. And
singular, too, that both these men were
born in North Carolina, coming from
the same Scotch-Irish stock, reared IN
the midst of the same rude associations,
growing up through youth with almost
equal disadvantages, and fighting their
fierce and upward passage through life
against the same malevolent and un-
ceasing social prejudices and antagon-
isms."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
Chicago Market.

CHICA8OS JAnuaIy ~.
FLOUR il quiet, but firm, at 75 f,r red win
ter aud 0O97 35 for spring extra.
WHEAT is excited aud 3Cd4; better, at 2211
al "A kr No. spring, aud s5Gs7c for No. 2
kpring.
CORN is lGI1So better at I6o for No. l. ard 81
9375e for no. ?
l, and 20d2Ic for No. 2
BYE Is hrmer at 4995e1%c for No. 1.
BARLEY Is dull Agy and neglected.
WHISKY is nomiDRla at 1892 10.
Provisions are m9Ie RapYe at better prices.
Meas Pork is active and l 25@I so higher; saleI
II 100 brls at u 90 for city amt 26 90 for coun-
try. Bulk meats are 1sc higher; sales Of 40 0C0
lbs shoulders at l01zJI1c, loose. Sweet picked
hams In far demand ana Arm; sales OF 200 tcs
fresh, from dressed hogs, at 1887 fully cured are
want at l7c. English meats are active; sales OF
GG0 bxs, for all next mouth, at I3c for Cumber
land, anG Iss%91ic for short rib. Green meats
advanced 155i sales 141z@15o for hams, from
drrssed and live hogs, aud 14@S1c for shoulders.
Lard Is 20 higher; sales of kettle at l65<c
DREssED HOGS received S,072; shipped ,042.
The narkst Is active and 25950c better, with
aIes at SO OOgl0 so; closing nrm At 10 009lO
so. divdil < 200 lbs
LIVE II o. receIvtd 3 s97; shipped o.. Ths
m&Ikst 10 moderately active aud 2jc better.
sal . at Soap 80.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
More Counterfeit GreenbAcks

New. York, Jan. 11-The CONNER.
ciGFs dispatch says New Orleans tele-
gram announcing the fight of Juarez is
not credited in Washington.
Ano her counterfeit $40 greenback has
made it's appearance, but is much heavier
than the genuine.
The Commercial gives q Wall street
rumor that Mr.. Charles Cars, ofthe firm
of c. e. Cars Il Co., brokers, drew the
sum of$l7 900 from the bank yesterday,
and absconded with a woman of noto-
rious character.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
PATENT MI MEDICINES.
DIR. EASTERLYiS
IODINE AND SARSAPARILLA.

This is the only medicine that will cure diseases
arising from an impure state Of the blood, viz ;
CORoFULA or KINGS EVIL, CANCER
- Tumors, Eruptions of the sktDs krysipelas, =,
Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm or letter, Scald
Head, Old Sores, Swelling of the Glands, LeproeyI
White Swelling, Piles, Blotches, Boils, Pimples
on the Face, GoitTe, Rheumatism, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy or Gravel, Dyspepsia, Nervous
Affections, General Debility, all Chronic Dis
Mercury.
This medicine combines in q highly concen.
trated state the Fluid Extracts Of SarsaParilla,
Yellow Dock, Stillingia, Buodock, and the Iodice
of Potassium aiss ne extracts OF several other
valuabl, Roots and B .rks, prepared by new and
highly improved chemical process for obtaining
the active principle of those roots In Its pure and
most perfect volatile state, rendering the COM
pound the most perfect and efficacious remedy
known to man for the cure Of all those disease
arising from an impure state Of tbs blood, or the
other fluids of she system.
DIR kAsTERLY's IODINE AND SAB
SAPARILLA
searches out the very germ roots of diseases BY
purifying the blood, producing a healthy action
of the liver end it's Eecretions, expeling all NOR
bid, impure, AID diseased matter from the sys
tenn, and by iIs simultaneous action on ali ths
variC US organs of the body, it imParts new lie
and aetivi to the whole physical system. Pos
sessiE those peculiar blood, urify ng properties
is the reason why it is equally efficaoious In SO
many direTent complaints. No other medicine
DR. EAsTERLY's IODINE AND SAR-
SAPARILLA
fer the of ofula obstinate Old Soree, Tet-
ter, Ring ~oTm, Salt Rheum, Sea Head, Pimples
on the Face; Prairie Itch. Illinois hange, Mis-
souri, Scratchss, aud all Erupti.ni of the skin.
But for the cure of all Old Sores and skin Dis
eases of every kind
GRIDLEl IS SALT RHEUM AND
TErTER OINTMENT
is valuable assistant to the Iodine and Ssrsapa.
ri Ia in subduiDg the disease. The Iodine and
SsrsaparIlla purihes the blood aud removes the
C use, and tn Ointment sals the sores aud II ls
the disease, and thus q speedy al d permsnent
cure 10 effected BOth recommended to be
used for these complaints.
DIR. EASTERLY'S IODIEE AND SAR-
SAPABILLA
is rapidly superseding all other SarsSparilas and
blood-purifyIng medicines. Nearly all the old
nearly obsolete, while this is every dsy increasing
in poEuiar favor. Druggists aud dealers who
formerly purchased by the doz now order oy
The gross and fire gros- at time. 1t ia war
ranted six times stronger, cheaper, and better
ii an any 9th SaTssparilla or Olt od-purifytpg
me1icise now oft red to the public, or ne mensy
will be taken for it. Therefore ask for
DR.. EASTERLY'S IODINE AND FAR
sAPARILLA
and take nothing elie.
Prics-The Iodine and sarsaparil.s, 81 so Per
bottle.
Price-GridIeyA 8 salt Rheum and letter Oiat.
me Mt, rs cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by nr. Z. Easterly & Co.,
No 20 North Fif street, st. Louis, Mo Sol at
their branch Family Medicine ore, No 80 Mad
ison street, Chicago, Ill.
For sale by lhs druggists. Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

G&r One million FIVE hundred thou
sand pounds of cotton Of good staple,
have been raised in the vicinity of Car
bondsle, jackson county, Illinois,, the
past season. Ten gins are in operation
at the present time, preparing the cotton
for market Preparations are being
make in the county of Jackson, to de-
vote large breadth of land to the
growing of cotton the coming season.
At the present prices it is the most
profitable crop that can be raised.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
Cincinnati N arket.

NiNoinNAIi' Sahudfg III m
FLOTR steady at fall es; superhne O09
7 SO: extra OOd9 90; iamil 25@lO 90.
WHEAT contihu pll aud pTi nominal, to
a great txtant; No. new red is held at Is.
CORN dull AID prices q shade lower, the
offerings being in excess OF the demandi ear so
652c.
OATS guilt at atssHg3s%c.
Rye steady at 75c for No ].
HOGS in active demand. and all on the
market ken at II; Receipts 900 head
MESS Pc a in active demand salts OF 100
bbls city atsl O0929 so, and 500 country at 2S 80
929 90.
GREEN MEATS steady at 12 lO@I7 90 for
shoulder sides and hams
B BJLK MEATS firm at 1211, 15% and 17c for
shoulders, sides and clear side packed.
LARD advanced to I7s4@18c for prime city,
with 9 good demand.
GROCERIES quiet.
COTTON dull and prices declined 20 45s for
M 'dlinR.
WHISKY steady at 20 for free.
GOLD 1887.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
FRIDAY JANUARY !
Latest News.

udicbb NtWDs
The Kentucky Legislature reassem-
bled Wednesday.
Senator Sherman and Gen. Schenck
- left Columbus, for Washington, Wednes.
g4l day.
Hon. George Bancroft has accepted
tho invitation to deliver the eulogy on
President Lincoln, on the 18th of Feb
. - rusry.
The President, as means of cheap
ening fuel to the poor of Washington
q curing the cold weather, has ordered a
large quantity of frewood belonging to
the Government, to be sold in quanti-
ties of less than ten cords, at 81 SO per
cord.
The President sent message to the
Senate yesterday, accompanied by an
opinion of the Attorney General, re-
por. from the Secretary of War, &C., in
which he gives his reasons for not bring.
= ing JEFF Davis to trial. The message
i. was transmitted in response to the re-
quest Of the Senate for information on
81 the subject.
It will be seen by the dispatches that
@ the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road Company has concluded the con-
: 1rsi tract for its new outlets to New York
and Philadelphia. The only new strip
of road to be constructed runs through
several of the Northern counties of
Pennsylvania.
s A man named Mcdonald has been
arrested at Columbus for breaking into
the penitentiary. He is a dis charged
convict, and was found, on Tuesday,
concealed inside the walls. He claims
la that he went in to see friend of his in
confinement there, and take him some.
(. thing good to eat
The Atlanta InteIIigencer, of Janu-
q AIRY a, says: 1--WE learn that portion of
the negro troops, who for some months
past have composed part of the garri-
son of this place, have been mustered
out, and that in few days the remain
der will be similarly disposed Of. This
will be gratifying intelligence to every
one"
The New Orleans Delta happily sug-
= gests that I've of the South had better
turn our attention to the material i'm
provement Of our section, rather than
politics or Government matters" The
South has suffered fearfully from too
much politics and too many politicians.
More planting and less politics would
have kept her in the Union, and saved
her the devastation of a bitter war.
Chicago is having series of incen-
diary sensations Tuesday morning Fer
gus Block, ON State street, was burned,
store and several Offices and dwelling
apartments. A still more disastrous
FIRE occurred the same day on Randolph
street, originating in a tobacco sale
room, spreading to the Clarendon House,
and destroying with these liquor store,
m grocery, with stock, &c. The loss by
these two fires was over 500. .000 Three
cottage houses in different parts of the
city were destroyed the same day. Or
tie previous day there was destruc i've
FIRE on Clark street, by which P. F. W.
Beck,'s building was burned--a large
building, occupied for groceries, drug
store, millinery store and dwellings. The
total loss was over $1,000. The same
day the boiler of the iron foundry of W.
Fl. Brown, Clinton street, exploded
tearing the foundry to pieces, but killing
NO one. The loss is put down at SIC, 900
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
Fnlaa Rnmnr.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l1-Acting Sec
retary of State, w. Hunter, in a write o
communication to the President in an
swer to an inquiry concerning the kid.
mapping child of an American lady in
the city Of Mexico, by the usurper oi
the Republic, so-called Emperor, says
that no official information has been re-
ceived at this Department relative to the
kidnapping referred to, or no other in
formation on that subject which it 10
deemed advisable to make public at this
time
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

METHODIST STATIsTICs.-The general
minutes of the General Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church have
been issued. 1t has so annual confer
ences, and membership of 929, ,zos, be-
ing an advance over last year Of 9S9, 1t
has 7,175 travelling preachers, being an
increase of 354 for the year. The locel
preachers numbered S,49S, an increase
Of 28S. Its total value Of church pro-
perty is estimated at $l3, l47 ,233, which
is 4,263,l ,l5s more than the past year.
All the benevolent contributions show
an advance of more than one-6fth. In
the Sunday School department there has
been about the same advance. 1t will
be seen by the above that the million of
dollars which the Church proposes to
raise the coming year for the missionary
cause is only fraction over one dollar
per member.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
DIR. CARTER'S
COUGH BAL LSAM


C0UGHs, COLDS, ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION
u Bronchitis. Spit ing of Blood, Pain in the
Side and Breast, Whooping Cough. Group. and
all Diseases of the Throat. Chest, aud Lungs.
The most per'tct, pleasant, and efhescious rem
edy ever discovered for all Diseases of the Throat
Chest, and Lungs Is
DIR, CATERS COUGH BALSAM.
This medicine immedi ately stops the cough,
produces free and ea1y expectoration. removes all
mucous aud foul matter from the air passages,
gives ia difficult breathing, sllays the rrita-
tion Of the Lungs, aud efe5ts q speedy cure by
Eooth.ng aud hsainR all the pulmonary organs
DR. CABTER's C0UG5 DALSAM
never fails to cure Coughs aud Colds in n few
Gays, and has cured thousands upon Thousands
Of cases Of Consumption after physicians and all
other remedies had failed, and the patients given
up to die. This Balsam ts the most perfect and
infsilible remedy for all diseases of the Lungs
known to the civilized wor d.
n b. Ask for DR.. Carter's Cough Balsam, and
take nothing else Price 70 cents for trial bottle
large bottles, 81 10 per bottle.
Prepared znd sold by DIR. K. EastsrIy & Co., No.
10 North Fifth street. ST. Louis Mo. Sold at their
bran Family Medicine Store. No. 90 MadisoE
street. Chicago, III.
For sale by the druggists. Evan vil'e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

BGWe see it stated that the famous
New York Seventh Regiment is about
to give grand ball, which will surpass
anything of the kind ever occurring in
that city. They propose to expend
$4,000 and 1900 tickets win be sold
at 500 each. The occasion for this
affair is reception of members who
have been officers in the army during
the war. Delmonico is to furnish sup.
per at a cost of $4,000.