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W
SENATE.
Mr.. MORGAN presented \ re*otuiton Of the
CEanacr Of commerce ct Sew York, In favor 0!
:stabl'khtng line Of ocean telegraph, unde:
Mr.. MoRGAS presented = petition from the
New York Comptroller III favor Of the Gove1i.-
lncIt assuming Inc war debt OF tho several States
os giving ~. = e BE- spp''sd 70 Tint pa.pose CT
81: sGNNEE preten.ed .ae petition Of VIM
m be deesfed rre:'teSt Il I'll The i uaied s!a;es ni
Retcs1cd to the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. WADE, ffon tic cor!aittce On territories.
ttroftsd fsvoEably On the bi'l for the admission
Mr. EDNUNDs, hou the Judiciary Committee.
scposted blu Regulating appointments TO onice,
Nj. WAD Introduced bill u admit Colorado
!n:o The un'on. Referred IL the Committee on
The hill regulating the elective franchise tn tho
D1ttl,ct Of Columbia, was taken np.
Tic bill 10 regulate tho elective franchise in the
District u Columbia provides that maea. except
rAs aee oftwentY:ole Jearr who nave oe1cr bescn n
months prior TO apy election. shall be entitled to
vote.
Judges Of elections who shall reject the vote At
my person euuQcd to vote under this act thzlI
beliab!e to nDe not exceeding <a.0oo or i.nprts-
also msde for disturbers Of elections, and for
NJ. %ft,.Ei osercs IN amendment. giving the
rtclt to vote only to actual 1e.idents entited To
.ute At elections held In tho Dist.ict in 1868 SOL
dlc1t OF sailors Who hare be+n hounfnh1v dis.
ehal ged on tho service, and male citizens Of the
tn'amous oGtEces, who h1sc been residents Of The
Eve paid ,a1es ssecssed srsiusI them. nd en-
read and x1ttr their names.
Af;ct lengthy debate, IN amendment va of.
tered ty MI ANTHONY. TO c1tlude rom The
pririlcSe Of vo:inS III those Who lid taEcn naft
In the feheltjnn, F
Nj. COWAN offered IN amendment. 1pokfn- tn
giving females the franchise.
A'''"'ne'' HOUSE.
Ms WARD introduced q Bill to guarantee ee1-
ifrxn forrn. al Governnrnt iefctrrd n ~
Connit,rr on Kecoustrucaiou.
NJ. KOl;ERs Introduced ! b,l. to repe,l the
NJ. BINGHAM fnt,oduer3 h7r, aar,.,3ncr,,
sstaia r5esi;@.ttop: & DC fse:tdsat i.,asd d. d.
ehise ii nes.oax IN H. n3.tSt ., coaS. 10 Mnn
bore ar1as ia Ihe Cont derste Gotcsnmcnt
e. who tEs %ee ordeF The concdee5
" rEKitAM mirsdrc,d a rnan,nt5nn ,n.t,net-
ps re or n lassq A. s1,, %
~, 1r,nncd frnm .he nen..on ro11e a. nsr1iet.
nsiIon In .he rrbtiijon. had oeen tored Il 20.
~ s. Wal an;ho1tt1. Aired 10, 'o'
,c,,.: ~, .i,+ uroH ~ T*,Se1+ tn t1,nt.e
i6c Honte Niih he nsmes or Iii nersons enrsrsd
~ ~. tsh.iiinn sbn h.ye heen tn.rS1ned A.iSrs
WI 'sTS. ~ rrrt ,n5 nosi,ion heid ~ th.na
sna Ikc ~, ihr1 md hrid of{re nnsr ths t;rifcf;
-fn,.s 1;nxernmtpf nrfor In Nnri1 I'm is nd
wv q ,ne. @ ..orrs4 ~ s,-idr, no ~.
~. s na.am 'A '0'se "AS .~ ~f'A'~~'"oN
~ enps1nrsf, os-,rd = rrsntu.jon- wh,eh
| u.s .crrrd r. instTuct1nq fhc Commit1er on ne.
-rr ~-retior - 4nrniie fnfr ths rTnrt}enrr n
.t onan ~ &c rei.,,on r. IL
nt ss,s:;SGr. ,na Rcnrrsrn1nt;Y4s o9 tne Iint,s
, 1866-12-11
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

n1ae pitieent Il eccp<fou OF she United ~tarrs
Er1gnsc Shenandoah at BembaT-Advaccs
from Orr n Mediterranean ~Q1adFou.
WAsnaozoH, Dceemeer lo.-Ihe Secretary Of
Gold. horo, Of The Vuiicd Statea ship SheoAuaoah.
ioint de tial1c, Cey!oD, Nov.sab.r III, reporting
1he arr11al o1 the Shenandoah II ttat point. On
eria and crew ~erc veil. rho Captain reports
every ctvt 1t. MID courtesy rendered 10 himself
nd oftceE1 b. the tscrcfnot and e1Tii md EaltAFy
the lcek Yard offered The u.c Of their nava! moor
ircr, and to enp}iy bis wante lire Of charge from
reJnae. 1hc!t pasy yard L. Qnlie tueu with
rau1beE. earaeiout enough to rale 4 dozen III.
gates In At once. Dy Invitation. and IN company
with the United States Consul General n,,d thrre
cf bis of]cera. .CaptAin Go1d.boro viaited the
{ioterpQr Of nomhAI. Sir RAlale Freete, It hla
, 1866-12-11

Destructive Fi1e-The H1tnookA steam Mill
fsHFued.
Especial Despatch to the chicago Tttbnoc.1
M1sooKA. Grundy TO ILL.,, December 10.
The steam min known u the Minookx mill, Of
this place, waa destroyed by hre On Saturday eyen-
Ing between the hours of slx and eoyen O'Clock.
1t was erectet4 in 1889, 1t co.t Of $l6,OO There
WIS An insurance OF s, ,Un On tho building and
&. S{l0 on the stock
, 1866-12-11

ei.: for Major Rcynold kn1erabaeh and ticlaen.,st
T. Ihneher. bo'h Of the Fifth United Sta:e+ Co.
oIec Heavy ARTILLERY. # rnaerly commanded bJ the
Tor l9G Lave BEEN fled IN the Office Of tho Auditor
q Public Accounts etnce last report: Carroll
Gorn $9,dsa,4 aus decrease tince 1865, tsi.s61.
Gfetn County. ta=59, Ss0; gain. <e4.13D. E11-
QQlph EQuut4. Il sa3 ifa: cain xld1 iii.
, 1866-12-11

LIVERPOOL. December 10.
1hc cotton markct opens kc1tve 1t Saturdays pr1cea
The sa. tccay iFuui.e " Eeaeh CO.. hales mdtiipx
ntiatd At I'D.
1nSpoS, December l1-Noou.
MoLcE market quiet Consota for money o,cn NJ
@A eAois dead ihe 1aoH Ing ATT the opening rates
n u Central, tx Et1e. Il.
IvHfnoL. pecczbef 8-EYen1ng
1Ec E0tton market has teen oderAe3Y Ac1lfe {bl4
E;tEu. On. and though quotation not advanced
pftss ~err nrnIet At the coae. Sales toby: 16Q
.. lOspoS, Monday Eonu.
Nfn ney market Without change Consols, A34 fqs
rnontJs - ~
III. ro1loxin9 are current quotations OF America
st1ul1la1s tsGs, IL; Eric. < l!t31os Central Tx
, 1866-12-11

peAlh Of 4 'Haltrsad Observation-Disclosures
nlcIpat Election.
BpsToE, December 1u.-Iha1Ie4 A{pot formerly
SuIN Etntendcut OF the Erie hallway, died ai BIZ
residence IN Somer> il1e this moEnlsE
Al the municipal election to-day, Ons Eorcross,
Republican, was elected Mayor b1 saG maiority'
4 majority Of the City Council arc Republicans.
, 1866-12-11
FROM EUROPE,

NJ atlantic Cab!e-Tho E.ondsn Times On
fEc Eentnn Traahles-DcpRfsnrc e1 the
Acsx French a1ins.tcr tor the United states
"a New Italian Mlutster eept 70 ltome.
Stw YonK. December lo.-Thc following cable
nens tas arrived to-day:
slip Ein', from Boston. ria Halifax, and the
Ia'iin, from New Yos:, arrived thk morning, en
route 10 liverpool.
LoNpoS,- i;etcEhef 1o-Eoon.-Thc London
7iHtS, tn IN editorial this morning. says that 1hc
Fcnfsn6 hive b.eu fairly cheekmased, and tt
would be madness on their part to attempt re-.
be1li.u. Cardinal Cullen has Issued pa4torzl
urging the 1rt,h pet'ple 10 obedience 10 the Law,
md tbs Avoidance Of ali secret societies. Arrest.
Sill continue to b made More artillery will
leave for Ireland soon.
iArzs, December 10.-1he ncw Minister to tho
United si1tes, u. Bcrthemy, called for New York
on Satnl day.
hoxr. December 10.-Somc Of the French tsoops
are .t1i hcsl, and will remain 1ete unlu tho cud
Of December.
LIHERroc1, December lo-Th= EhdmIner b.
1eses ma iosisy Of tue people arc In favor Of an
amichb1e adjustment Of the Alabama claims, and
uIcca tho prompt settlement Of them.
FLORENCE, December l0.-Si&noz Fouello h.
cote " kome on mission froun the 1taliau Goy-
crnmelt, in place Of II. vegcss..
q. nlatf-The Alabama Claim. Revivcd-Tho
1-nna0n t:tobc on United etat.s Neutrality
IN fenran Affairs.
NEW SonK. December 10.-The steamer Iowa
from GtAsgow, il Oh the lower light ahlp with the
missing steamship Britannia In tow.
Ihc ,ollo~ Ing Items ate By NAL from Europe:
I9e London Aor"sHg A'ald, {conseFsativa Of
Ne are authorized 70 ttate that the question of
the Alabama claims has been recently rer1ved ~
the Cn1ted States representative In this coppts1
IL tie most c0ECl{lAtQtY and tf1enc}aY fnnf
, 1866-12-11

WAIT THROTaEns+, Advertising Art,
tS6 DenFbIEn-st-, receive ndvexttHcueuts
tor oil the leading papers threughout lhc
G1tted Stntes and Gannaxa.
, 1866-12-11
TUcT PUBLISHED.
Hi1Iiard on the Law Of SeW Trials and
Nfhnv pakonrarna

Utner R1neaflngBs
By frsncts HI11tafd Eaq suthar IT ~The Law ct In
i1ueuc1l-" byo. P11ea $7tA-
CONTENTS:
CHATTER I-Dtens.loo, az Of View 1rtal. Il
Grounds Of New IHAl. 1II-Gfound OF SeE Trial
Uafn.Iess E1ror: substantial Justice lE=Tern.
he Nor:sa hoT: nd " Grating q ". TE.,i
ai1er. TH-Ne1 IHA II c..nn!aa! C.sea. VII
Gron1ds a. Sew Trial. Grouccs K.tau9E % toe
1th. - GFoaEda of Sc1 fasl; froompesency. Z
jury: Mlsct ntact. I1--Kirunenga Rannks or In
ttruey1ou3 XIt-D!pcTet1cr. TlIl-kvtterce-Ad.
misEcn Or Rexcuop Of E,14eace. xiV-FEdiet
4ralrst Etfttnc%. Iy-Sewiy cisco vered Ky1dtnce-
IvI-sarrrise XvIl-AElo1nt oI Damage. XVIII
Se1 1.t.t. n Esais1. X1x9the: Forms q g. ~
XNI-Appea1. A111--Audtta Q1e.e14. L1u-AAa-
caHrs, Arpepcix-Sfarntes-
KAT 4 BROTHER. Law F2hlishess,
10 Eouth s.1ro-st. Phll11elphls.
, 1866-12-11
Gte Skating Season.
TIE RINK.
TIE: RINk.
West Side
R I N X :!
GRAND INAUGURATION !.
lHlS EVENING"
THIS EVENING"
Free Admission to Spectators
THIS MMENSE RINK,
The La g:stand finestinthe World
Win b open 11x 70 the PUBLIC, - nEc1Aron,

This, Tuesday Ev'g.
Tht1e Is SEATING ACCOMMODATION for 5000
Person 8, and perfect rlew from every seat. The
building y BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED with 200 1eu
Of gas The roons VEL heated and everything arranged
tor GRAND DHACaURA1IoS, Twenty CO. Nusl-
Clans nem
DEANS LIGHT GUARD BAND,
Have been engaged, with sxv and cao1cx selections OF
Ausic.
ALAHGE CLOAK ROOM has beeo provided, In
which ocrs1s can dispose os thcir outer zstmcota.
TIc9s u slso fne lot OF sKATEs On hand, to hire
The Refreshment Room
"'a be olentfn1i5 supplied with cHo1cE COFFEE
TEA, OYSTERS. cAKks, CIGARs, Re.
In Offering orr TICKETS stthe following REMARK.
ABLY Low PRICES. we do not do 1t with view 70
compete with The OPEN PARKS, which ara 70 Gxr
0uR INFERIOR, IN EVERY SENSE OF TIE WORD.
Tney arr, however, LOWER and will g1ve tho holders
MORE SKATING than they eeuld have It ths Pssk,
Gentlemanss Ticket -. . 84,O0
Lady's Ticket as ... $500
Children's Ticket, under IL $500
For 90 Admissions.
FOR SALE AT J. Il. JouSsoE,s sKATE DEPOT,
AND At TIE RINK.
etastTs W1n do Een 70 DEFER PURCHASING tick
eta to that BLEAK FIELD adjoining Until they hAYa
Visited
, 1866-12-11

F0R TWENTY ADMISSIONS,
II Tickets tor aale 1t JOHSB0S'B SKATE EMPO-
RUN. Oh the southwest corner 6tAso and Randolph.
its, and II the Fink Onlce.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30
Store to Let.

STORE 172 Fore Street, I'd door from Moulton St.
Quire Of - - -~-'-'-I'l, -
WILLIAM DURAN,
- .l No. 8 Moulton Street.
March II, S66-dtt
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30

THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $500 year,
Invariably in advance. II l-a alW
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-Onc inch OF space, IN
length Of column, constatute ''square.'
$3.50 per square daily first week 20 cents per
week after; three insertions, or less Si0o continu-
ing every other day after first week, 80 cents. fF
Halt square, three insertions or less, rs cents; one
week, $l.Oo; 80 cents per week after. 51dlt II
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs," $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, $3.50. y
SPECIAL NOTICES." S1.25 per square first inser-
ton and 25 cts per square for each subsequent in
sertton; half square, S100 FIRST insertion lb cts
each subsequent insertion. ~ 1T--"-. : -
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every par
Of the State) for $O0 per square for first insertion
and 80 cents per square for each subsequent nser-
ton l Mf - afaf q--T '-s--T-'.A- -7-fT TIIfl5
Va JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
euted with dispatch and all business pertaining TO
the Office or Paper promptly transacted on applica
tion above.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30
For Sale.

9Tad aoig@L For Sale. tar,i aaoa-
= =. ,.ii5od The Farm formerly known as the
AESA ~ George Small Farm, in the town Of
2TEiGeR Limington, two miles from I'll q vii
aAA8Ei2 lage, and one-half a mile from the
Post Office, store, church and Acad-
emy. 1t contains one hundred and eighty acres OF
wood land. Produces fifty tons OF hay. Has large
Orchard good two story house and en hnshed, paint
ed and IN good repair. Good Barn and other neces
sary out-buildings. fse-.lf4 flt--si- .r..-....I
Also stock OF Farming Tools, if required. Apply
10 N - tA*iD7 t+ - A. Z. SMALL,
on the premises. v4etIsT la fIifl -lira.ss' Z
February 2s, 1866. -tli,r mar2d&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30
For Sale.

0hj GH'l Two Fairbanks Scales, 2nd hand
I'm No. 7, drop lever, on Wheels capacity
pa $500 fbs.; as good as new; to be sold
EXR2 TUKEY & WATSON,
IS Union St.
Scales of all kinds taken and repaired and sold
on commission. mh6dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30
Wanted.
Wanted.l !

49,. A SMALL TENEMENT, suitable for a fam
E:;: ily of three persons. Rent moderate. Refer
GassssA .ence at this office. s.vet4f mar3-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30
Wants, Lost and Found.
Situation Wanted.

RY aman who is competent TO take charge of a
retail store at present has had large experience in
buying stock and selling goods Understands all the
practical parts belonging to the manufacture of boots
and shoes, and is willing to mako himself generally
useful Can give the best of references.
Address r. A. H., Lock Box 2105, Portland, Me-
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30

saf ri so.E Farm tor Sale. a9gsa tilz
=. Pleasantly situated one half mile
AxfIN- from Gorham Corner, miles from
H6TfN&axln Portland. Said Farm contains nine
r. s1lt HlAH ty acres OF land, or more, OF less, to
suit buyer; we'll divided into tillage,
pasturage and wood land cutting thirty tons Of hay
Has house. barn, Stable and 0ut-buildngs.I Has
an excellent orchard of over three hundred trees
Mostly grated fruit. Said Farm is one-half mile
from the Post Office, Academy, Church, Depot and
Stores. t
Also, the Stock and Farming Tools if required.
Enquire of the Post Master at Gorham Corner. 90 d
Gorham, March 49, 1S66.-d&wtf 49,
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30
Wanted.

experienced girl to do all kinds of house work
"A in small family. Satisfactory wages paid, and
/ good recommendations required. sfs.s-ts{.s;s
Call 30 Preble House. mh26d1w
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30

-s1,f 5aa s.saf For Sale.i ess-tfqa b r,,
nNE superior new Locomotive Boiler. 7asfg.t
" One secondhand Engine and Boiler (15 hors,
power) all complete.
Secondhand Shafing and Pullies. 9a
One new horizontal Engine (6 in. eylinder.)
One new Oscillating Engine Is in. cylinder.) i'
Also. second hand Mill Gearing and Shatting.
Trenai Machines; Jack Screws.
Ey All kinds of Machinery promptly made ant
repaired. aEl7 EEaFa III h x. tfaf
IRA WINN, Agent
fe8d2m No. II Union ST., Portland, Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30
Established June 2S, 1862.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street,
portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
ERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance. $50
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30
FOR SALE.
Distillery for Sale.

T1HE building knowras the PORTLAND DIS
l. TILLERY,' including all the machinery, appa-
ratus, Cisterns, Tubs, &c. contained therein, stu
ted on Canal and Beach Streets together with the lot
ofland containing about 1000 square feet ...; +.
The Machinery, Apparatus &C., are all in good re-
pair and he soater privilege is unsurpassed. q i-
An excellent opportunity is here offered any one
any other manufacturing purpose. For further par
tculars enquire on the premises. l4I us.c ss. r1es
March 10, 1S66.-d3w
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30

CITUATION Wanted, by a young man who has
- spent fifteen months in the Union Army. Can
do almost any kind of work. Address 3d." Press
Office. rytr,E mh29d1w
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30
House and Land in Westbrook for

WTE have for sale good and desirably located lot
w of Land, near the Morse House, on the Graves
Hill road in Westbrook, containing 15 acres, with
good good one % and half story house in good repair; a
house. buildings, and SIX acres of land if desired
or the entire property. Ths buildings are good and
The title clear-possession given at short notice.
For particulars please call on GEO. I. BLAKE,
on the premises, ore p 81
March 27-d3w
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30
DAILY PRESS,
PORTLAND,
Friday Morning, March 80. 1866.

The daily of the Press is ls,e.y than IN, eoy
med eTcalation Of all ths othe, da,iies IN the etz.
Terms SIS 90 per year Tn Advance. .1
Y- Reading Matter on all Four Pages.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30
For Sale.

rTNHAT very desirable lot of Land, situated on
i Pearl, between Cumberland an oxford St.. hav-
ing about seventy teet 'front.' aad containing ever six
thousand square feet, sufficiently large for two first
class houses.
For particulars enquire of DANIEL PLUMMER,
or w. G.. MEANS. -a t!t4s ..
Portland, March7, 1s66-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30
Wanted. Agents

Stone Cutters TAINTED.
"ANTED Immediately, twelve good Stone-Cut-
e w tiers to cut abutment and pier stone.
Apply to JAMES ANDREWS,
Dec 27-dtf Biddeford
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30

sss-asi17k Wanted. ali5d haoass
TlOR gentleman of this city-One Thousand Dol
Il lars tor year, for which tsoenty per cent. in
terest will be paid, and mortgage given desirable
real estate in this city. Good references given.
Inquire of - N1f{l -al fh3 1sJ
PATTERSON g. CHADBoURNE,
Mar 2S-d1w ID l,s,..I f.. S2a Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30

THE good Schr. Acadia, 81 TONS 10. ny burden.
L well found, with Sails, Anchors, and Chains &c
For particulars inquire Of =. 80 = =
Yarmouth, Mar %, 1856. o4-6 a mh2sd3w. q
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30

For Sale, to close a concern.
- The Carleton Estate, at the corner of Con-
EE; gress and Carleton Streets; measuring about
Go feet Congress and about 1870 feet on Carle-
ton Street, with the three-story House thereon
About onehalf of the value may remain on mortgage
for a number of years. For further Information ap-
ply to ar5- STEELE q HAYES.
Portland, March G, 1s66-dtt '74-----
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30
Farm for Sale.

r Manufacturing Stand for Sale.
"A SNUG Manufacturing Business, with moulds,
exclusive right for the State OF Maine for sale This
is light, profitable business for person of small
capital and is located in two pleasant rooms on Ex-
change Street Term $4e0 cash. Enquire of
gE PATTERSON 81 CHADBOURNE, a g.f.
Mar 2S-d1w S2s Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-30

Wanted. -
N Agent in every town in the State of Maine to
IA sell now, convenient and useful patented arti-
Gle. Ladies or Gentlemen wishing for q rare chance
to make money should call on, OF address,,
Tsytsr j. HANKERSON s. CO., -
- 130 Middle Street,
Nov 23-df Portland, Maine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

= taaaf~
AccIDhNT. Friday evening, about
o'clock, Mrs. Thomas Neligan, whose
husband j. in the employ of Mr.. George
Stockwell, came to her deathunder most
Distressing circumstances. She had
been afflicted for some time with vari-
cose ulcers on the right leg, just abovs
the ankle. She had experienced but
little inconvenience from the sore,
andswent into theyatd to split stick of
wood, in doing which portion of the
wood struck her on the ulcer, penetrating
large varicose vein. Violent hemorr.
hage Immediately set in, from which
she sunk rapidly, until at last, from loss
of blood and nervous irritation produced
By it, lock jaw set in, and she died in
the most horrible agony. DR.. Magen-
mis- was called in, but too late to give
any relief. The terribleness of the lady &
death created intense feeling among all
her neigbbors, who collected around the
house, but could afford no assistance.
The unfortunate woman leaves fami
w Of three children, one of whom is q
babe about six months old. MIR. Neiigar
is hard working man, and will hav'
the sympathy Of the entire communit.
in bis afflictionl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

Say Wekept our forms open, being
determined to present our readers with
President Johnson's speech for Sunday
perusaL 1t win be found in our columns
to-day. The JoukEAL having the adj
vantage Of postofEoes connections, re.
ceived the speech yesterday afternoonf
and had il set up before night but We
determined not to be outdons,and we
Aatter ourselves we have not. BEEN
EUdnsUille Courier. ~ :
The above isfa deception. Only gar
bled extFacts Of the Presidents speech
will be found in The Courier Of Sunday.
In this paper the spsech will be found in
full II the Courier editor did not get
itas early as the JouRRAL, It was his own
fault in not having an enterprising ex-
change paper, as il was publiahed on
Friday incoming, ia fall, I'm the Indian
apolis journal, and from which paper we
copy it. The copy used was brought by
deleg ate from the Udion State Con-
vention. = E - =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26
$500 Reward.

WE WILL PAY THEA BovE REWARD
Wv for the recovery Of the body of Dewitt q.
Evans, who was dro~ ned ON the evening of the
size the city ef Evansville, Indiana. Dewitt @.
Evans Vas about q year, OF sge, about fest In
hsIghf, light com plexion, blue eyes, light hair,
cut close, aud light moustsche; bsd on, when
he left home, largs light.colost d oofduray hunt
ing coat, with two large pockets inside; light
color. d. corduroy hnnting vest black silk neck
hmmdn efchief, gold watch with lame ID. q. Evans
engrav. d ON 3its geld chain with gold cross ai :
fnched 10 II, checked Shirt pair Of shoes laced
up In front, one black wollsn sock nd one white
cotton sock, pair of black casslmere pants, cell
worn and old fashioned, large plain h avy gold
ring on the third finger Of his left hand. As be
was returning from a hunting expedition, il Is
posnib' e that he mig { have had his sho.-pouch,
powdar, aasi. and ofker hunting laccentfementa
nDnn his person, as well as some game in his
pockets BEN STINSON,
IsRaai5als + ssf g b. SlLAS STEPHENS.
JAS. SOANTLIN, JR.,
Gsbl5tf II. c. STEPHENS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26


RAILROAD AocIDENr-0n Saturday
night the short train, commanded by
Charley Cochran, ran off the track be-
tween the E. & C. depot, at Vincennes
and the junction of the Ohio & Missis-
sippi Railroad, doing considerable dam
age. The locomotive " James Prince !"
was pretty badly smashed up, and Mr..
Cochran was pretty badly bruised, but
not seriously hurt. We believe no other
persons were injured. We did not lear n
the .cause of the accident. The down
mail train was delayed about three hours
in consequence Of the accident We
presume that no blame attaches to any
one on the train, az the conductor, en-
gineer and oil are the most careful,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

s@Our theatrical friends go to Hem
derson to-day, to play for one week, after
which they will return. The many ad.
-mirers in our neighboring city, Of Mr.
Golden, and his talented lady, Bob
Grierson, and in fact the entire .compa-
nv. some time since extorted promise
from the Manager 70 pay that city .
visit. The promise win be redeemed
this week, and we heartily congratulate
our Henderson neighbofs upon The pros
pect of this weeks entertainment. The
company will meet their most ssnguine
expectations.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26
a50O Reward.

gTxHNUNpERe1GNEDw WILL PAY FOR THE
Al recovery Of the body Of William E. Stock
con, who v a. drowned on the evening" Of tbs 14sh
Of February, 1866, 10 the ONO river opposite Ev-
about 40 years Of aee slightly built, about feet
10 inches hfah. dark hair, heavy moustache and
whiskars; had on when he left home. grsy SICK
hunting coat, with large pockets, brown Velve-
teen parts, long Iair hunting boots, reaching
well abovs the knse white shirt light vest. ails
YER hhutin g-cass watchs with the initials Nv u.
g. engraved on the insidei plain gold ring on mis-
liktla An sr: left hand and arm crippled ased
NV balm 4 ahot tkfrugh tho hand, ball coming ont
nbou the elbow Joint; ID hunting " hiatlc tied
to his coat collar. .
rIoa. III "a possible that hs ad his shot-pouch,
powder fiafk and other acontrements, on his per-
soh a. well as come game IN bis pockets.
fsb1e IN MRS. VIM. E. STOCKTON.