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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-17

VAR. ARMISTEAD'S PILE OINTMENT
O is warranted to effect more relief ia
this painful disease than any other remedy
before the public. a#
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-20
Savings Department,

In which deposits of one dollar, and greater
sums will be received, and draw interest at the
rate of four per cent. per annum, when the same
remains three months er longer. jal6-3m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-20
Important Decision.

An important decision has been rem
dered by the Superior Court of New York.
1t is thus stated by dispatch:
An important decision on the subject
of the value of United States Treasury
notes, making them equal in every res
pect, in legal contemplation, to similar
denominations in gold, has just been rem
dered by the general term Of the Supe-
rior Court The agreement in this case
was to make them pay freight money in
gold or silver on the delivery of cargo in
New York. The plaintiffs, Jno. Wilson
& Co., owners of the British ship Atlanta,
In January, 1863, chartered the vessel to
Gallaudet, Arbuthnot & Co., of Calcutta,
and the cargo was consigned 10 Edwin
d. Morgan and others of this city
The vessel arrived here in June, and
freight money amounting to $32, $50: 0O
was rendered in Treasury notes The
offer was refused, and payment in specie
demanded This was refused, and the
controversy carried to the Superior
Court, ana the decision written by Judge
Worrell lays down the law to be that all
debts can be satisfied by tender of U. 5.
Treasury notes. Former adjudications
have merely established the fact that
contracts made before the passage of the
act of 1862, and providing for payment
in the legal currency of the country
could be satisfied by payment in Z. 5.
Treasury notes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-20
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 90 1866

marked to him that he had to suffer for
his notoriety. Yes" said he, q" and it
must be exceedingly annoying to the
lady as we had no acquaintance what
ever, having never even seen one an
other"
He was recently the guest of Mr. Jas.
Short, Of our place, and spent some time
with his brother-in-law, Dr. Graves, an
eminent physician Of North Middletown,
in this county. He is much handsomer
man than one would judge him to be from
his photograph, and in conversation he
has very pleasant countenance. Some
one remarked to him that the greatest
difficulty he had at the battle Of the
Seven Pines, was to keep the leaves
which the balls cut off, from falling be-
tween his collar and neck THAT, said
he, was before they learned to shoot
low" Sharpsburg, he considered, the
hardest fought field Of the war, He
fought all day long, in open space,
against three times his number, and lost
half his men.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-20
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-20
Good Joke by the President.

John Hoppy, of the Nashville Banner,
gives the following humorous description
of his journeyings after pardon: Had
a personal interview with the Chief Mag
istrate, and asked him for a small pardon,
if he had any left Chief Magistrate
wanted to know what position held in
the rebellion. The answer was faint,
somewhat hesitating, and little shaky.
| said Quartermaster Chief Magis.
trate chuckled, and turned his head to
conceal sardonic smile Ny ancient
and venerable friend, said he, if you
think that YOUR department of the rebel
lion endangered the Union cause, your
simplicity is pardon in itself
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-20
BY LEGRAP PHI
FROM ALL POINTS.
The Midnight Dispatches.

NEW ORLEANS, Marcn lI-COttoH IL
depressed; sales to-day, 1900 bales; re-
ceipts, 1900 bales; middling, 4O@42c.
Nothing doing in sugar and molasses
| gold, 27i; sterling, 36l@37; New York
checks { discount ggg
All the newly elected city officers were
duly installed to-day, except John L.
Monroe, mayor elect, and }. o. Nixon,
alderman elect, whose functions have
been temporarily suppressed, as they
come within the exception to pardon
made by the Presidents proclamation.
| n. j. Rosser has been installed mayor
pro tenn by Gen. Candy.
LOUISVILLE, March l9-Leaf tobacco
quiet-sales to-day 81 hhds, low grades
from $4@9, medium $9@20, choice
cutting leaf 500; -four, super6ne, 81 25;
extra family SO so; corn 6Oc; oats 42c ;
standard sheetings 2jc; pork S26 so 4;
bacon-shoulder l3sc, clear sides lie
whiskey unchanged. 1
ST. LOUIS, March l9. Cotton 35c ;
-four and grain dull; pork S27 bacon
unchanged; lard lite. liza
CINCINNATI, March l9 - Flour un-
changed and dull, at 81 80 for superfne,
family $40 so; corn, upward, Soc; oats
3sc; provisions dull; lard ls9c.
HALIFAX, March l9.-There is great
excitement here and startling rumors
are aAoat. The artillery in all the forts
is manned, and the militia called out by
a proclamation. Arms and ammuni-
ton have been given them to-day. The
engineers have been very busy since
Friday.
st. Patrick's day was celebrated with
the usual ceremonies There was ne dis
turbance.
New YORK, March l9.-The Wisconsin
Legislature has defeated the bill restoring
the death penalty, and the Senate has
struck out the word white in the
qualification of electors.
WASHINGTON, March l9. - House
Hooper introduced bill to-day, author
izing the Secretary Of the Treasury 70
sell certain bonds, and to retain and can
eel Treasury notes, certificates and other
obligations bearing interest, similar to
the amount, which was referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
Dawson introduced resolution, that
the United States cannot guarantee the
Bonds of Mexico, or any other govern
ment, without impairing its own credit.
The House refused to accord the previ-
ous question thereon, and the resolution
went over by vote of 81 to 81, and re-
considered the bill whereby the Iron bill
was rejected on Friday.
Cotton, heavy and unsettled; -four,
dull and declined l0c; coffee, dull; sagar,
dull-Cuba, lO2c; molasses, dull-Porto
Rico, zoe; pork, s26 l2li money, easy,
at soc per cent; sterling, dull and
heavy, ats per cent; gold, l2s9; stocks
are heavy under the uncertainty about
the action of Congress upon the Loan
Bill
WASHINGTON, March l9.-The House
amendments to the bill providinga a home
for the totally disabled soldiers, was con
CURED in and the bill passed
Davis, in replying to Fessenden, advo-
Gated allowing the claimants for seats of
Southern Senators and Representatives
to be present at the examination and
cross-examination of witnesses
The concurrent resolutions from the
House to adjourn on the - day of May
was read and referred to the Committee
on Finance
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-20

There were several petitions presented
in each House, mainly unimportant,
which were appropriately referred.
LOUISVILLE, March 10, ll:30 P.M--A
heavy rain storm has commenced, with
lightning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-20
Gen. Hoods Reported Engagement.

From the Paris CKy.) True Kentuckisn.l
There has been q report going the
rounds Of the press, that Gen. J. B Hood
was to be married to q daughter Of Gen.
VIM. Preston, Of Louisville. We re-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-20

CHoULD SUGGEST THE NECESSITY OF
- good insurance to every man who desires 70
protect himself against the loss which follows IN
the wake Of fire.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-20
$41O,6I3 81

LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID during the
year 1866, in a very marked and striking man,
ner exhibits the solid, substantial, and faithful
as its ability to pass through seasons prolific of
confagrations. with honor and profit TO those
most interested.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-10


/ A female clerk las l">l received an All
poinr,ntut la the lrrrrnsl tte,-hue b..
reau. ln Va. ia lie Iress.rv nrrar,.
,nenl 81 abe rebel States uaul The l., |. Of
RI. hn nnd.
! Tie Vupiuia Board of Pubic Work.
have determined ,o cafi meeting ol Tie
s,urkho,irIs "l lhr Orsnge anh AirxAn.
( INA on The 6.h oi March next. HE
board sis" app"Iute The State proxy and
directors.
: A Iracher ia n negro school In Farm.
v,IIr, named J. W. DAVIS, Ga: nicely
ithrssh,d ia, az two ago. b> sensible
Federal .rIIlrr. named Allen. i"f ulet.
my sedluo"s sreerhrs, telling thr nrg'"rs
,l,ry atte NJ good a. HE whites, II not
neuer. d t,cd ism nshi.
A ,upi-I Va. recently gwen the rcttl
Gen. Ii race ~ Nj, bile by Ini:ed Salts
army 'lhrrs.
CcInnL Basil Duke. formerly oIS.
l.uuIs. IL saIdFlo hs preparing Lie vi
Genersi John M"rgsn.
o., ,,,..,. li.,,,c, embraced IN lhe
Drp4,lnrrr oI Mississippi, has been 'f-
,i,r red "a be- dI.c.n,in.eti. The ,rter
u.,, min H. 81 ON the FIST instant.
;..,.,. .rJ
diner,
.n.,..'a .,,. h,,, ,l b,,n invested
49,, .,h au,.h.,,,, ,.u.liv
>.,.,>,, h, ,ru,o,,c,a,,h.I..
nll l.. transfer m,e...,soi W.
ann, n,L- Al, x.uur,, Canal Comvsu,
:, cir, m ,l >Au,,ra has ra>.ed to IS
:, roud :, acm. IN rrI ls,n,a L,p,.ls-
/, nr,>,t,s for IA. nsn.i,r with
r.. .nn,,ia,,ou Mat hrreail,rsny and ali
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-10
The Trichina In Detroit.

Dangers IF Eating Pork.-One case
of The epidemic called TIirlnna, when
has recently excited so much ALARM IN
Berlin, Prussia, has appeared III this
city aud proved fatal. The victim Of saIs
disease as young lady. German
who was taken nj some time since, and
called Dr> Herman Keller to attend her.
DR.. X. ~as a. uPblc TO tell Abe pre-
c,.e nature of Tho dl,sase. tul finally be-
came convinced nia: il Was OF the same
ns,uis AS The Ttichins. which has been
known Tor surne ears IN Germany. and
.w hich a,rsrs lium i've ea,ins OF diseased
po,k. The Irichina Spiruiis IS a small
microscopic worm or anlmalcula. which
vas frs, observed by the distinguished
ans,umis,, Richard Owen, ia 1895. End
is found in the muscles and in.es,ines OF
various ANIMALS. especially pigs aud rAb
bits, in such enormous quantities tia. IN
single ounce oil pork 1905 of these an
amalcua have been found. BY psr'aklng
of the meat infected with them. they are
transferred TO the human body. causing
intense suffering, followed, in many ca
ses, BY painful death.
DIR. X. did his utmost to relieve lh'
intense suf.rings Of his patient. but I'M
efforts TO save her life were unava.liug
aud she died about week ago. Atie
her death post morlem examination wa
held. which has resulted in proving DO
yond doub, that tie deseass was uichl
ma. A small portion OF flesh. about 'h'
,ize OF 3 Pin-hsad, war examined ihrousi
microscope. and found to contain lars
numbers oil ansmalcula, wound round an
and imbt dJrd in the II res of the muscle
exactly similar IN appearance TO the Ir'
china Spiraiis Tins. we believe, !
the only case of ,his disease that has eve
been known in this country. DR. keele
states III Al these animaicule are not des
,royed by smoking, or. as general thing
by trying pork, but hard aud long baliin
Is necessary to etiec'ualiy destroy heuI
i-Detrou Mich. Tribune.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-10
Alarriaacs.

IN lhs plsrp, on the SIh inst, by tho
Rev. H. Hssl'r. Mr.. Samuel H. fHy,
10 Mrs Haga,d T.. Ernst, both OF
Tins town.
In Bnr,rus, Ohm, on Thursday. the
Is, inA by Rev, NJ. ilsmma, Mr.. Jon"
j. IOck ri CharesIoan. Va, 10 Nus
w. Ing'ma flyers, Formerly Oi Cs'iys'
burg, Pa.
On III, r.da, the 3olh Of March. 1864.
oil The harks OF he P"tomar,by Rev. MIR.
Douglas. Mr.. Bnjam@ f. E"gie, Of
this rcunly. To MI,s lutte Chom6'r''
Of Shelly - nnIy, ONO.
On ris l7Ih ul.. by Rev. John W.
Toncur. Mr.. Rrnbfn -. SmoH I" Miss
EHes +. Efy,ioHS, all Of Beik' ICY Go.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-10
West Virginia In Congress.

twill be sen by the following vote
which was had in the lower House of
Congress on Tuesday, that the consent
of that body was given to the annexation
of the Counties of Jefferson and Berk eley
to the State of Yves. Virginia
The House proceeded to consider the
resolution giving the consent Of Congress
Ia the transfer Of the counties of Berke-
ley and jefferson from Virginia To- West
Virginia.
Mr.. Rogers. Of N. j., opposed the res
olution 8, length, celebrating the ground
tina, the constitutional consent Of Virginia
to the transfer had no, been obtained.
Mr.. Lawrence. Of Ohio, sustained the
measure and urged lis passage as II came
from the committee. @
Mr.. Stevens, of Pa, said he should
vote for the resolution, but against its pre-
amble, declaring tina. The Legislature Of
Virginia had given its consent to the
transfer. He denied that The States were
dead, though he recognized no such Leg
i.la,ure as that of Virginia which had
given its consen, 10 this proposition.
Mr.. Dawes. Of Mass, said there was a
protest Of 1 500 men Of those counties
here against this transfer.
Mr.. Bingham, of Ohio. took similar
view, and declared that the consent vi
West Virginia, the counties of Berkeley
aud Jefferson, and that OF Congress, was
only sequired TO make the transfer legal
and proper.
The preamble was stricken oui. and the
resolution was then passed-yeas ll3,
lnays "a.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-10
Mexico and Texas.

New Orteaus, Frb. 1.-The Mania.
moras Runchero insists that Jnarez LETT
I'll Pase for Texas, and that lis arrival a,
San !.n,onio. before reported and denied,
W as desired Ia be concealed.
F. Cortinas lett Biosns.liic IN the 9Th
ulliho l"r the Upper III" GrAudc. he
returned and rrusse,f ",rr To II point Ut
teen miles below ManlomOlas on ihs
29,h. .'
Escobr do. with lis entire force. $50
strong. left Cenargo Tor some n'riio'
Mexican pmnt.
Cavalns. with a small force. lett MeIr
for Victoria. Meairo.
Csvalos and E,rob.d do are at open va
rance.
Tie Ranthsr0 says they cannot now
escape To neuiIaI territory ior pt"ier'l"n.
!,agdad WAS abandoned on the 70 by
the Liberals aud BY ,he Unud Stale"
guard placed 'h'ru. The Imperial troops
re entered 1t ON The 26lh.
English, French, and Spanish war
vessels were cruising of the mculh oil
he Rio Craude.
Three Mexican Imperial war vessels
were cruising r!l braz"s ~. iago, 10 'hs
nGu,h of he Rio Giande.
I, is reported mat Mi T General
" right had arrived al Brownsville TO IN
ves,isale the Bagdad alIar
The New Yok HruHs Havana all.
vices report The dsfssl by The Imperial
Gcrrrsl Pariu, IN the Stale nj thihul-
hua. OF Rel ubllcan iorce "I 1000 men
under General Fogura, with loss to I'll"
latter Of 100 killed. he lmpeIia'isI'
claimed To have had only se,en men Kill,
I'd and thirty wounded.
This SLATE o! siege at r@mpico is de-
clared raised by Marshall jssln. Reports
Of anticipated changes i'll Maxmll'a"'s
.esbmei prevailed. '''
The Emperor Napoleon. in his speech
to me French Legislature Oh ths Z2"
said, ARRANGE are being nate Ia
Withdraw the French troons from Me%i'
CO, anG il is hopsd that his will pacll}
the people Of the Unned States. wl'o
we're invited tn jnin the expedition, eu
declined. aliheush surh expeditions are
no, opposed TO their interests. Inc
remainder of the speech refers purely 10
hofne mmipIs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-10
DeatGs.

In this place. on Friday night. The BOD
inst. Mrs Hmy Il. Gibbons, osed about
30 years.
Near ,his II ,cp. on ,he 9Th MT. M.
John Lewis Toylor. 10 the 37'h year Oi
his age.
Faicn ell dear friends, don't mourn Tor me,
Dor am gong home.
For Angels now do wait for me,
trust lhe'e you soon UiIIco'ne. h. " y
liz ihl- lare. iy ,hr 25,h. 1904. 10.
srph Emanuel, son # John d. and VIZ.
pllG. ) ,alsy. aged 8 months aud 3 day..
Ire vel cloud Of sorrow cast
Ils shadow DER hts day,
liz lurm " a. ~rspped wIthIn the si,roud,
ILL., spuil passed away. ..a
! would not call hrs rsnsomed ,ouI ell.
rom thai bright world again. a.l..
To bc ,ubjected ~ the Ills
oGsorros, q et and pain 800
IL III. place. January 22l, 1866. HIT.
lie J. Qmgi,y. ihiani d. ughlrr oi John
: y. AID Virginia Sl.l.y, nerJ ! mvnlb'
snJ 6 day. ....... ...,....... ~
Ny bleeding heart would fsiD resisn
Is Treasures T., hI> love,
Who call, TIE bright md heri,hed here,
10 'iscii wita hin above.
But " III cheer iue with the though,
J hal she la, rescbcd the shVf,,
VI here She unHy ro..in atrid u,o q ,w.rb
That Dlo"m ioirScr mUIc.
And when lew more suns have set,
u ith Jesus feconcilcd,
May We ali y'i,. upou int shore.
iiauIc, IT,. Abs,I child.
Al his IY,idrnae IN iisrk, irv c""pW'
nn The 22ndnli. Dir. Jocod r. Lgh'
IA ihr Si'h year at ins age.
! Dn llp Gin insi.. 90 Chsrlrsi"~n. M
John .y,iieis. ~ i,- TIA yrsiIot lbs age
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-10

o. Hon. Geo. K. Latham. NJ. g.,
from West Virginia. will please accept
our shanks for Tobacco Seed, lately re-
ceived.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-10
Nous 1tenl5.

The terms OF Gen.l.ees suTreudrr.
Gen. ]. :. Preston. OF South Carolina
late Of the Confederate ARMY, was las
week pardonrd by The President.
Rats are now killed ~ electricity III
PsI,.. Bus Of mesIs aud 'u,'r arc
blaced IN wires ~ cunnrrunn with all
eI.clir battery; the rats mobile aud ate
forthwith Killed.
Tie Huntsville (AI1.) .Adcornie states
tina, the real and personal lr"Pry OF
Hon. G.. e. Clay has been IIbr'IDd by
IN, limited State. District Attorney i'f
cuntiscanun
Gen. J l.. kemper succeeds Gen, Ian
bnden as gerc.al s"pcrln''"'r "i HE
National Express and lrAn'rofaII""
Company, The latter taking 'ho p"sI''"n
of conpany's counsel.
No less ,Ean thirteen PERSONS were
hung III different parts OF The UniWG
States. dulIng The mOmlh # .lAnnsry last.
aud probably rs many mUIc Will DC hung
during the month oil February.
Savannah. January 2S.-l'he Confrd-
crate General Mercer, uIed 10y MILITARY
luf HE muIDeI al seven Um
on pri.uutrs. was acq"III, d nmd release"
Ir.n prison esIeIdsy.
James b. Avsreu. chaplain "I Ashhy ;
is prrpaIIng IIlr at that te'
-, M. ms
New York, Feb. 4--Lasi night IT,"
BIcccker Street and FUTON fery Rail
ruad Company's stables were 'es"oy''
hy fire. Sevru'y hor:e' were burned
o death. l.o,s bout $4,000.
Evening sessions OF the House oil Rer
reseu,stives viii be held hereafter 10 fur.
nish opportunity l"r 'he members 10 ven
tIlsle their sculImPnts on lht iruliiui i"P''
the Presidents Message,
A Masonic FAcr.-Dr. K. &. Scott
Past Grand Master, III III address deIIV-
cred years ago, made The following STATE
ment. Ii /. hnnurshIe 10 the Ma""hr
We presume tie Wem
beIs Of that anrirnl BODY will be please"
10 read it aud see il circulated:
From sources OF ininrusiI"n on whrh
| enritrh rely, ! state the Tact n's' MY a.
least Of lhose who Signed the DreInrail"h
OF independence w"r" hns"ns' Az" VIZ
same history mI"' 'n' u' '''a' s'''J ''N'
JoI. 1e"erI u VIC A'e'"'"'t'" ''"f
a Mason. save one, and that ono Wa
DeheH"' Afho"-
LIS 'epoi'e" "''' VT lie '"'''''' "''''
The Euse OF re'nlhg nom H''"'S' ~
Mrmphi'' 80 us P'Ao'"''o'', ,'"' e"''T
Mexico III s"h'' . 9'hcs VI nag
"ol"'H I" "i'P'@' '''"''
"'''''" VI -,
Heh. k"bvr' +. Lee 'f''''" )"
Ins'"h on 'h"''""!' ""' 70
hr. E''eS'a' IN "'''g''""" -,
r""P"hh" u! Ills """s'"' "'0 =,
90 aver 'H"''i'P''"''S VI ,'"'', w.
''"S'''' u" " "'N'
lhe ffri'h Sl"'" w
""l abatement on VIZ '"h""'1" ''""''''
VIC P''F'
ea'iy a''a'k i'"m 'i'e " e'''A"'o"'
IIs sad thai roasted onion o"u""
upon We "'''' J"S' '''' Wv
s''' u'e '''"'' -, gov '
minute s. - VIII co'' "0'"'"e "
The Lou'sI'na Congressional o. i'gan""
has iell sshIhg'oh 'o' NUM- pe'1s '"'
ti"Ie "as no Pfo'Pacs Al Ptes'h' VI oe'"S
'""n'''e" " s'"'" III S'''''
The geHtiIe' have s"r" wa, h's'a'
Dung has bought Nv" ISLANDS 10 '"e
S"nd"mh Islands group "h''"' I 70 ''''"
ms wives and fellow poly gan'i''' ""e'
the breakup c"nhFS III Juan po' "' gay
he Will die III his fS'N' "'S''
HE J"ry III The case o' p"Ne'' VIC VIC
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Our Book Table.

Our Book Table.
The LUTHERAN VIsiroR.-This 10 the
title OF q religious monthly, published a,
S,aunt"n, Va, by Rev. J. |. Miller, for
merly Pastor OF the Lutheran Church OF
this place, a. so per year. The num-
Der before Us is quite interesting. We
are requested to state, ,ha, those who
wish 10 subscribe will please pay their
subscriptions To Mr.. Wm. NJ. Shestz OF
this town. who is authorized TO receive
them. IL persona prefer. they can reni,
ID cents n"nthly, Girec, to Rev. J. l..
Miller, Slaunton, Va.
GoDEy's LADy's BooK.-This popular
Lady ,Mseazlne,for february has reach
ed Us. We take gIes, pleasure in recon-
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