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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-20

KIDNAPPING NEGRoEs.-The Southern correspon-
dent of The Nation has made the acquaintance of q
Young Alabama merchant, with this result:
l. congratulated him on the probability T. OF Of, his
his cotton and INQUIRED if he knew anything about
another specuiation-the shipping Of negroes to
Cuba, and selling them to Spanish planters? Yes;
he said, he had been told about that. and 4 ne nsd
hlgsat thing vt,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-20
For Havana" and New orleans. ;,

$500 COAE, COAL, $500
The Undersigned retiring from the Anthracite Coal
trade will sell their stock in hand consist ing of
tons White Ash Lump, for Foundry use, and 1000
tons prepared sizes for Family use S. so per ton
22iO bs for Lump; and 50 per ton 2240 bs for pre-
pared sizes, delivered in any part of the ty
r. G. RIEMAN eco,
felT-lptf % Sou III street.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-20

Put THE QUESTION generally to your friends, as
to what preparation they for their teeth and the
response, nine times out of ten. will be. Sozodont
IT'S no longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind experience has taught the world
that, as a means of beautifying and preserving the
4eeth, invigorating the gums. and giving pleasant
roIua to the breath. it has rival in either hemis-
phere,.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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fi~ sht ap.i0b ,-saaab.aa1 iaa1silib In
fa't" ]" Ss''pnheeq nosd esad bSA ~,
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ahan datad1 adj Le3iiiassi asna male |
'aad esad ssdI d1ida H. aasiaaaa adj |
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utsi 'iad' "a ,i'aoIS q. r. sa yam sanilssm
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h. .7ihaiI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
GUARDIANS SALE.
Enardianls Sale of Real Estate at
Private Sale


fTNHE UNDERSIGNED, GUARDIAN OF JOHN
y Hegley and Sailis Negley, minor children OF
William p &tgl9ys dheeaaeds wilI sell ~ private
sale, TO the highest and best bidder. the following
ter Of the northeast quarter Of section number
one (t) in township number six l6l south OF range
number eleven Ql) west, I'm the fincennes Land
Y Districh and. IN, 1anderburgh eonni3s hndiana.
Also. the northeast quarter Of the same section,
townshfp shd rafse excepting sir adda half acres,
commencing at the northeast fpTper cpd running
thenop west % rods, thence Bonth % 4ods, thence
fi,sesf-WStb the County Road 20 reds thence
east 70 the stetio line III said line to
die lace Of baginuiDS. Al7Q, the southwest quar-
ter or the southeast quarter OF section 56n town
fsiif5 sonth 81 faugd II wdsriA said county ex-
ceptso Gucls as was eonveyed by Edward Burtis
and wife 10 James Salisbury, deceased rs follower
| Begianing at the southeast cQraer Of the south
west quarter Of section So, 'thencsr horth 10
chains, thence east IA chains 90 links, thence
south 20 degrees 30 minutes west II chains %
likks shenc6 west eliant foiinks to the place Of
-beginning. containing 1o35z acIsJ.
Beine the faEm and PREMISES SYImesly Owned By
kdwaru .Rurlis, in O htrs Tqf sbhiP, dnd by him
conveyed to William r. Neglsy.
Terms Qtn-foprth cash, e-fourth ~ Y, one
fourth at ~ and one-fourth az ~ months me
PsEchafer4 giyln g 9Qtesa wsfR sRpthRgf9 security
. ad waving relief laws. 1hqnife of-
$50 s. = y0H Nrt4AHklsfNsG Guardian.
Or Asa Iglehart, Attorney union eopyl ieod4w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

Notice of. Opening. and Extending
Streefs' and Alleys in T. ~

Notice Of Opening and Extending
Streets and E1ieys in +. M
Brinkmeyer's Enlargement! G
N10ffURfsAEREBY GIVEN, that the Com.
IN mon Council at It's session on the 10th day of
aud laying-dutSf Grssns streestef sstzh d bart Of
+. W. Brinkmeyer's Enlargement froi lAfrh-
straat TO polu Eparallel with Hamilton stfe ct in
fhp eUf sB m sEflarg cement. Said Grant street Ia
be Of the width of sixty (60) feet and the eastern
line OF said Grapt street TO be one hund1edaatA
ninety three (f91n feet distant from and daraIl
with The eastern line of Il. w. Brinkmeyef's Eu-
st aSa ls pfSiss ~ slS o.
nsar the ,geeter line Of the Northern Enlarge.
neint TO ssi(ls Grant street. And for .he obeninx
ard extphding Of Hair ilton. street fFQmts pres
-ent term ms at.t,r Dea the westefn-iind of&aa
Norfhsfrs HtHargt naeat 40 ssaid Grant ~ def IM
Ear ne openInr and extending of.Siafh street
f-om It's present terminus at or near the eastern
line of sharp's Enlargement to SAID Ora tlstreetr
and for the opening and extending OF aleys 10
block number one (1) aud block number ioErie4
In the Northern Enlargement from the present
tarniinnB Of eeid nllea nc or near -tas Festerr
Ins cf he Nartlern Eniargemsnt to said Graz
street; e az ,a aid streets and alleys, a, tb1
same a. Q uroposed TO baopcned. laid a. d extend
ed, has bsel fed asid tetorded in the city Cierk
offiSe.s 80 y stta r4F1s4 rsar-U rsat &
All persons oSgrsi m or claiming seas estate ad
Joining Or abatting onaaid proposed streeta AM
kieys and feeling thenSsaiy es griaved py no.
of saflrevaraf orders may have redress ~ app,i
catfou'to safd gounci within sir weeks feom .
publication ef this notice. 49,. .s-s -.
BY urder of the-Ceuneil. y 800. -
4 T. - 49, IS A. M. McGR1Eks pierk-
I City.oieFkas Once, Feb. o. IS6I. .-.sa
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
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furtherT asked Mr. -
s ~ We had, seen enough. fof. one fniFht,
and said SOL We again renewed our re-
H"a Quest that we might bring =. COM arfon,
-lis..but were as steadfastIy refnsed,4,s
s.ass' There has~been too much talk alrea-
s '..ss. d.. said he. aid once known, my
house would be beaiegsd .night'and day.
Ma Asscreg Confined 10 more than I. pte p no,
@.staseeret st ell ~. =. ,s.ii .sa,.asa
as'ss "A party hof three, notwithstanding
aha. having managed By .shrewd imeAhst to
sasiA find out the locality, insisted on aaTisit,
81 Which was, with teluetance, granted, land
tool place on Tuesday evening Hast. 1t
sszaSiss new gFopossd- by. -the ~hole2part9 in
\ the secist toseentipVe the Investigation
in crmp any When SO many have kIowl-
edge or it the locality cannot long re-
main unknown, and ths.public will then
have an opportunity of looking into the
thing TO their satisfaction. ii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

q - =,
% ARaHrePpreer OF the E 5rs, = sa.H IDS
gSzGa pas PAia aloses klES VI we
haunted mousse ~ enae so"n, me pro
prIe'or oelpg aoSen', tue iauy invited
him my ''Ie ai'pl, sa .jJ1l ~ Mr.
Wouiu pc oaie, sno[sssss 20 reporter
says: e.
ex %s S1 SsSss ne M Of 5om ,ady
affairs, AsE 9s1to ,eaf1 4enectIons AS
soon as VnRs Foor cioseu,7Ne look advant
tage ofsoNf peing alone %. make closd
aad thotep giI e1xanlRa4i on pkthe roomI
ia usual sodgI,a sss 4 'sbsg
R fAPIes aId s's p OF q
AtAhE0tTT hez esks ylDg ll5fef
on. IN DID wallis ReF ert cphotos
grapAs7I VA OZARK uwE1 sEEEnHBg #ElE one OF
two euRtawhR6 s#TEngh#F of tho
windowssFkiss the mirror we VI entioned
in our forrhSf we're were twd
doors IN the room-the one throug4
which we had aentered, aud anotheT
which We found on opening, to lead intP
Aesmgll ned weme ~ Err rsF vw m
Ill Afth# luhi& Jon I'VE. h ehsads ste s iT khe
ARMAn1smAd H hfsteEtb Fsgain pr HfR4
sTbeldohrlthHiSo RHh eH- > d Wy. but tqSeuF
snrprise no one entered. Some hve
minutes elapsed, and as the IRE was 10y
and the evening chilly, we arose and
ciosesgsJ . We had sefEssalsSXn Tsgainef
our seat, when, to our lnexpressiDle az
TfsqpishmeHti Abe ldooEy i9salp .tlsTg 0Be4 I
WITH f9Hsiefrab!a foEfe, fnd Epel noise a.
feet in the hqs vas E9dd, as II come onP
was vigorously wiplng a PAIR OF very
udirtE h2Sts ne, me PaEn ReIeTmlAlnp9esa a. 70
see, we stepped TO the door aud tooHed
sasonta lTheAnolse ceased im INN e and
.si5oaonewas yisibls4t II We confess to a sort
6fueer feelsas s.1 We ssteppt lbacas mic
the iignted parior, Waicn was not Gt ar \
,GffssspefE fssing fhe door .S Close qloTIyi
aftfr Us. And mere we notice9 semf,
sning stranger. oyss'. during me orlFI
space Of Tune we nad Deen rom re
EeeprAsne Spis nag n pesl EEe9n ogsas'o t1e
opposite slde OF the ROOM ana a tape
assput,sa ais piacs-ia.s.i' ssssssl4 il's soy
VIZ .t.1 na1 noe Roas. ~. 10 several pr
onrhrIenas lot we iAqEopG ,l qn u
we were bound TO make, we should ec
IA thisrPeEiod share taken qgr hat and 1eft.''
AAfalyfon MI MT. q aFlXsa "a
% mofhens AFTER Iahd With BIS pfessnfRtpe
Phenomons seemed to acquire naw4
~ Strength. Distinct sounds OF ipet&ePs
- 4puld Do 1earRlA tne4 FQeP|n WnbcR re
were, together with strange soupa
s - when we can Seat compare 70 Ap9nEipg
water from one pail 10 anothter ~ AZ 'last
y the noise ceased, Atfer, waiting some
FIN. aS hs s RosAiHg . fSrtSsES r.
'4'nOnplu sseds-we we're .not-y -sallsil %,
81 and made that expression Of feellTg
have b q dssirs % IS satisfy ss any
my ouse is the abode OF q ghost. \ pn
insisted on seeing for yonrsali and ypu
have seen. 1t n had my qhqlee ABOUT
the matter, you F9hld hsveHssen moth
ing" Avn
He was right and re eeAtaksed pit.
Just then sound like the fail 9th he9Vy
hodv ahoua atarflad ne eStln
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13


For sale ty KELLER g. WHITE, and Drug
gists generally. ot25 6mT .
1=-ff1 tEtJrT7 III trftFt NH fSvt4tfrts4RRtt +
Important TO Ladies.
Mrs. WinsloW,s Mystic Pills, for Fem sIes, are
thebtssalAkhfsat "a sAsAhsSV ms I'D eTedEs
from the use. They act like a charm. Thob-
sands Of most reliable testimonials sIeak thdr
praise. Mild in their operations; correc. all f.
reg1iisFitss ala Painful srdations; reno s
all ebstruotions, whether FRI m cold Or otherwise;
sHAteatei ltfafch Paias y tAafi9 aABaEatifa.
W fny heart, whites, ali nervous hsttf5bss b IT,
Tsf4es. fatigue, pain in tn5 mack and siitaBs ahd
disturbed sleep, which arises from interruptions
of Eatdns SeksfSt siy4aF iHaowh Mystic PilIs.
lTrsks none other. Price 49, thrss boxes for'
IS. For sale by all Druggists in Evansville. Ad-
dress Box s4l GipsiAnstis O. R9lg by all respect
able Druggists. JOHN d. PARK,
.Etet7ad9n IL Gs9fEd AGENT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

SAhsHME card TO 1rslWAd4EnsH
We invite the special attention of the sick and
afacscdy no matter tAwaatthe disease, or how
to a csrefu perdsaF OF Or. EastefIy's medical ad-
vortiseEs pts Gp. ks:Fssp.ip smother cpl.
umn OF our paper this mornir g. DIR. EasterlB 3
Family Medicines are standard preparations, aell
rapidly, give general satisfaction, kept in all
fthA HirFip$ kiFHg storesX a. are the noEf Cdis-
Bfated and HPopuiar Remedies nowA inI6sss We
advise families TO .keen-a supply Of each Of pr.
Easterly's Medicines On hand and thereby shve
money I'M 4pctSfs bilts.s For SAX. by the Or pg,
gists q sEssnsFaISs sslg -.
a pSHgh pE Sore Throat. .
RKeufSfsa d ~ ai6z AND SHOULD BE
cMEcERA s1LLqwER TO CONTINUE,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

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Igats. 49, 40. s-4f sss-i 3D. o., sas@isaa |
i iisi4 - S4is sis- -isssf4s -ssis ar .s,l
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ss:as5 = q ~ft l. So, sac 80 /
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
GH9 Aatta aSaatBaI.
The Haunted House in Eric.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rel
szefEer hae proved 4tseif tQbeS the mpst per fpct
1Ion-for- the hsR ev1r dfsfad. tbsthe paid
& arlwILL. RESTORE .GREHaMAIB T0lITb
a0RRGINAL, COLOR. ,.-s..t.,-....... q, 8 IptSt ua
aa khWuAkaep the hair. ffoVA falling pnt.sa !
q 4t.sqapae NE scalp and naAksF the hal rspfF,
lustrous and slken. n - 4
Il ia as.pieEA 4 sAAiEa areAHiRg - J !. ajssl "a
No person spl q RI yfpng "a howl fail 70 use it.
THE FfRsF GE b y Z, 4 tTfHoRIFY. N'
III sHa 4. NV NsIf si s atIfi-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

ate adj
tn and
by any
: appii-
ON the
49,
Jierk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
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Supplied With every description Of Copper. and
slest,lfen Work Brewing Keztlss yEefkIa efuAora,
on an improved pfncipie,' Columns for Alcohol
eahss Feafe jag, Cans sBy phobs aR6sss copper,
Lead andaIrou sPipaS Copper, Brass and Iron
fnmns Of every variety, for Beer Spirits, Oil 40.
Brass Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistles, &C.
Workrnen sent to all batts to ut DIP work and do
'reparson Steem Boiiessj Copper aud shsot Iron
sNorks, &o.'~it r.ssiHn rfii~tt > "a ss4
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doors in the r6om@fhe one through
which we had aentered, and another
which We found on opening, to lead intf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

AsepUt'sn AIS piacs.iassdt az .ar,is iiis say
~ we had not bUasted 30 several pf
oREsfriApasiof thu theron irytstigatiouI
we were bound to make, we should BIC
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~ The,,rHpDrter of the Erie, Pas obs
gGsdsH has paid another VIII Il tpa tie
haunted house in that 1owh. AFhe pro-
prietor being absent, the lady invited
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thing stranger yet, During the briFf
space of time we had been from tie
rdenrzlhe sofa sfaH been poysdsto tie
opposite side of the room, and table
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cure the erection of building better
suited to the wants and necessities of
the hundreds of children who would
weekly fill it to overlooking? We are
taxed literally by the State to punish
crime. Will it not be wise to tax
ourselves in order that we may pre-
vent it. In what way can few hun
dred dollars be more proftably in
vested, than in providing a suitable
building for a large Mission Sunday
school? poaa .s,r.s.
These suggestions are hastily thrown
out for the consideration of Christians,
whose thankfulness, to be acceptable
to Almighty God, must assume a
practical shape.
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LATEST NEWS.

Gold closed in New Yerk yesterday at
1881.
NLarge numbers OF emigrants are pour
ing into the interior of Texas.
The Presidents message was finally read
and sent to the printer yesterday.
In several counties in Texas the inhabi-
tants have been driven from their homes
by the Indians.
A bill has passed the House of the Ala
bama Legislature prohibiting cars and
steamboats, from running on Sundays.
The Indians are very. troublesome in Da-
cotah. Several men have been murdered
by them near Fort SuliX.
A fire at Newark, Ohio. yesterday de-
stroyed Shook d Pearee's stable. Loss
about S4;N09.
A meeting has been called in Montreal
to consider the subject OF the annexation
of Canada to the United States.
An ordinance is before the Baltimore
City Council, appropriating $4,000 in aid of
the colored schools,
The rosin and turpentineworks of Row
ley & Co., of Philadelphia, were destroyed
by fire yesterday afternoon. Loss about
$500.
Petroleum has been discovered, and
wells are to be sunk, near Washington
City.
The wine product of Yuoba County. Cali
fornia, is estimated, for this year, at 81 900
gallons.
A very rich gold-bearing quartz ledge
has been found near Placerville, Califor-
mia. Sfse FsVa3eH g
The Government has in its Treasury
about slOO,OOO,OOO in gold and coin certid-
safes; about 81. 100000 Of the latter.
E. F. Pillsbury, the badly used up Con.
perhead candidate for Governor of the
State of Maine, has got his small slice OF
bread and butter in the shape of the pen
sion agency at Augusta. A.'aa
Ex-rebel General Ed. johnson, with a
newly signed pardon in his pocket, called
on the United States Treasurer for bal
ance of three or four hundred dollars. due
him on an old account as a Major in the
United States Army In 1851. The Treas
nrer couldn't see IL. asn 81
Hon. Cave Johnson, who was Postmaster
General under President Polk. died at
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, on Friday last, aged
seventy-two years.
A bill has passed the Georgia Legisla-
ture to provide every Georgia soldier un-
der thirty years of age, who has been
manned In military service, an education
at the State University free of charge. on
condition that they win teach like term
after leaving college.
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The Reason.

Almost every stranger who visits
our city expresses his surprise at its
rapid growth and the amount of bust
ness now doing. While the business
men of Cincinnati, Louisville, Indian
apolis, Chicago, St Louis and other
cities, are complaining bitterly of dull
times and decrease of trade, all of
them who visit us assert that we do
not share their general depression to
any considerable extent. The truth
is, while money is little tighter than
usual, our trade is holding up extra
ordinary well in comparison with
other cities. A glance at the adver-
Using columns of the JOURNAL ex-
plains the mystery. Our business
men are letting the world know that
they have large stocks of goods, and
intend to sell them. Advertising
freely is rubbing the surface of
the body polite in order to keep up
the circulation. Business will sell
dom stagnate where the right kind of
advertising system is followed.
Every intelligent reader who picks up
the JOURNAL is satisfied at a glance
that Evansville is full of live business
men, and that there is the place to go
to buy goods.
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An Important Item.

We callthe attention of merchants,
advertisers, and the public to the fact
that the returns in the Office OF
the United States Assessor show
that the EVANSVILLE JOURNAL
Company did SEVENTY-FOUK
PER CENT. of the entire taxable
Printing and Binding business CT the
city for the year 1865.
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On our second page will be found
an exposition of the General Am
nesty and Impartial suffrage - ques-
tion from the Washington correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Gazette. We
commend the facts and figures therein
set forth to the careful attention Of
those who have been disposed to fol.
low the example of the Chicago
Times.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-28

THERE was heavy fall of snow in
Wisconsin and Minnesota on Monday
last. There is good sleighing in Min
nesota. In Chicago the ground was
white Thursday. but the snow soon
disappeared. -