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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-02-24
white and Black Republicans - Radi-
Gals.


That excellent paper, the Evans
vile Courier, thus glasses the present
opposition 70 the Democracy. We
lb. love the classification correct, aud
ia We are nor mistaken. must 81 the
Io,.position in Dubois county belongs
- the first class, and viii have trne
mauliness enough, and respect Tor
their principles. 70 vote with the De-
mocracy this Fall.
/. There are the White Republi-
cans. who are but little eIsc than Dem
ocrais. beyond the prejudices engen-
dcrsd bT party associations. these
men arc FIR tlervwn race first, and
believe there has been enough inrore
over the nivger. They do not admit
|, tie doctrie that Sanibo is as good ~
). themselves much less any better.
,. Then We have The Bluck Kepuo
llicans. or those who Tor giving the ne
yro political aud civil equality IA liz
: South, but couldn't think OF It IN th'
q North. They entertain The idea tina
!, ii the niggers were allowed to wore Y
the south they could keep the rebels
: in suhjection.
8. And Nv far the strongest, becaus
the boldest, we next hvve the ravinI
Radicals They are sor everything
calculated t. bemean the white inas
: =es ii the country, North ana Souti
! They aremo-tly 81 the mcncysd els
! rnent, or Northern hair Drained arls
(. tocracy, with sparkling OF politics
: preachers and itinerant Cosmytviifa
I. peanut Dealers They hate uc South
= ern people with bitterness bred ~ III
81 depths Of pcrdi:lon, aud now tn'
a their eD,mles have laid Cow the
!. arms. they want 10 persecu.e then
\ heap outrage upon them, drive tsiel
! from their homes By giving ava
oslthelr lands, and generally believe u
w. lniggvr as good a. the best anon
ofIthemselyes and great zeal bett'
9 THAN their lote white foes. They io'
"a 10 hate their ncighbor, as u ey hvl
he their neighbor hates them. They 4
lie In unanimously for laws-write bsi
a. Ibvwholesale, appoint large coinml
j. tees TO hunt out the sins OF other pc
n Iple, while they pray as the pharise
n prased, and play the devil general
! aIThcy want to hang jeff. DAVIS Al
,alIimpeach President Johnson; but dol
beIknow how or where 20 compene
~ and are little afraid vi their os
ofInecks-
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SroorrSG.-Thc bellistrcnt citizens
"a our ntighl~rlug town u Peters
burg. nov that lie war Is over seem
disposed ID do little shooting among
themselves. We are informed Of ih~
iollns ing circumstances attending one
III these affairs, which occurred there
last SATURDAY and Sunday, AID Of
which il j. supposed that green eyed
monster. jealousy. was the InprllIns
cause. X seems that one Sullivan
who Keel.s lar ruoin. and one Alex
battles had Sacs: been ia Tie lIablt Vi
visiting family. III winch were sew
eral ~ the fashionable Young ladies VI
Petersburg, anc taat sullivan had sue
c~eded ia persuasilng one Of them e
share with him tine prospect OF tbs
fortune to be made il that deiecisbls
abolition village Id the retail 81 forty
rvd whisky. aud had married her
much 10 the chagrIn, 1t was thought
ri Battles. who on last Saturday en-
tered SnllIvsa's bar-roOsn, and alter
fass was kicked mp. snot at his rlva
rwice. both shots taxing eject in tn
wall ii the house. But next morning
Disguised with his target practice =
the night before. Battles determine,
10 trv it over, and weiI 70 Sullivan
honsc before be or his wife were on
Of bed. and upon Sullivan's order'n;
him CUT al the house, lie drew PIE
TIT aud fired, the ball hitting Snlliva
IN the LETT cheek. and lodging in III
back ii his head cr neck. Battle
Was arrested and taken before mag
istraie. v no continued the trial an
fixed his hail hsrd at $500. air. =
Morgan goingfris security, anfon ~
dn, fixed for the examinations The *
cnsed Forfeited Ilis bond, anu Al ia:
accounts was not 70 lie found
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(slgn<d,) Alr1AsDsa Il. srlrHEss.

SrupY.sc rms FAcE A s'ory k told q
great French sailrin Ahics finey ilIos
uates bis knwlsdse Of homsn nasura- III
wss travelling ia Germany, in entire igno-
rance Of III lsnguses snd currency. uss-
ng obtained SOME small change for some Of
MS French coins. ne us-d 70 psy divers snt
others is The following manner: Taking .
handiul a the numisas VI specimens ff''n
his pockets. he counted them one ~ ons
into the creditors hsnjs. keeping his eve
Exed al the time On The receivers isce- A.
soon - he ,ercsives The least twinkle o. !
emile, he took bdck the last coin dspoei'es
10 the b snd. and returned Il. vi b Tie re-
msind~r. 70 his pocket. lie stter~sru foun'
tina. in pursuing ,his method be mad no
oyerpsid tor anything.
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vIvIIE undersigned will proceed with The
u county Surveyor Of Dupcis county on
The 9Th day Of March 1866 20 run the lin-s
md determine the boundaries Of section
No. IS, town south range 4West- if
The ,olermsdiste lines will also - run ant
The corners thereof established. Person'
will please Be present.
JOHN. TRETTER.
Feb. 17ih, 1e66-3w.
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IL Queen Victoria - reported . shock
ed u discovering thst the Prince and Prin-
cess Of Wales smoke cigarettes together IN
: uslsiblse sAlia ssnesum called their smok'
ling room. This peraicioos and sepssheas''
biz practice was tssghs her roysI hiehnss'
~ her sespegrsce husssnd-sqd, horrible
70 ~. she liked u: = ,,.a. .,.,,
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scrusy Democratic uass
CONVENTION!

The Democracy and conservative
cili--ns ~ Duhois county. supporters
n President ,lehrsous policy o. re-
constitution. are requsst,S! g meet IN
Mass Convention. az the Court House
IN Jasrer, ca
TrrsDAY. March y, 1868.
Far tie purlvsc u selecting delegates
n ..ttyni the State Convention. g be
AeIa u Indianapolis, - The 18th o
March. ID dominate candidates iol
state officers.
Hs order 81 ire Central Committee,
g. DIANE. Chairman.
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Ftcsr.-We learn tnat th,ae was Q
liseIy tivhf, and that some one got
very roughly handled near the indi-
ana hotel. IN last "Wednesday nigist
The fu~s began ia the lar room Of ths
i,orrl. and ended on the street, to tins
arlsvyancc Of passers by.
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01-Jrm Mace u 10 training for fehf
win J os Goss Tor the English championship
end j ohm Woods. OF Bos,on, Who some time
sro chsIIssffrd ''sny msn 10 A mesics' 10 :
bout =, fs,cuffs for $500. has found par'y
ready % meet h,s views in w. T. Davis,
The California FOUNDER.
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VIvHE undersigned will proceed with The
i county surveyor OF Dubois counsy 81
al lssh day % March. 1866. tofun the Ene'
and determine The boSnJssies Of section NO.
Is town 2 ecuth range 3 west.
The intermediate lires will also be run ans
NE corners thereof established. Person'
viii please he present
JOHN BORDEN.
Feb i7.h.1sSo-3~
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NOTICE u hereby gwen that the under
IN sirnsd ~iii sppis foe rficsnse - me
March fern, 1865 d the Dsbc's Ccrnss
uader sha provisions ~ ~
ID en,,sled n. An act 70 regulate snd iicef -
ne sale % spurious vinou-. mal'. and oAe'
hquofs The riace o. els
wiII b. in The honss owned BY Ioserh Egg
The rrrrirs location ~ which isas foilpGs
Os Il, No. lie, corner Of Man snd Law
fsncs s,r-e,.. in The town Of Jasper. Balm
brisee towrh o. DUBOIS county. Ind.
rhe ritiz-ns II aid township wIl! TAX
cue no,ice thereof. -
feb. 17ih. ls66-3S.
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" hy A. II. Stephens Acee pied the United
states senatorship from Georgia.
Howihs Hon. A. II. S,spsns csms 70 &C !
cep, Tho Ssas,orship 10 ssen in The follow
isr nespopdesce. Which ws6sd ~ shs
n aeon Telegraph Of the 3is':
XILlEpcErILLE. Jst usfy %. 1866
Hon. A. III. Stephens.
EsrEKnKp SiR-ws hsve read with deep
regret your letter 70 the Legislature with
no ding the use OF your name 10 connection
With The serstorisI Csnv -; but while ~
grant 10 on The RICH, Of refusing eand''
iJacy Tor sect in The United States Senate,
vet, II the same iime. We claim 70 have also
the right 20 besiow upon you THE trust, In
lvoising. - il does. important considerations.
We tee, cir. that vast majority of The
people oi the State are looking 70 you - the
man Tor the crisis. A. the repr ssen'ative'
OF that constituency. DESTROYS 70 carry ~
tnis manifest demoDs'raticn Of the public
\ ALL. we 40 ask. will you ssve II elected!
H.R Csssv. VIM. Gibson. Claiborne
I ,Spead. James u Russell. Jesse A. elena
4 J. o Gsrueli. Ben. ID. sioore. r. B. BED
ford, .. L. Smith. George ). Owens. J. A
w. johnson, p. J. Stroller. y. A. Thorn
len
: MrLLEDcEvILLE January. 20. le66
, Msssy. III c.-ev Wm- G. lbson and ~ heI
Tns right claimed ty you 10 your note
: me u ,nis date l d. not wish 10 be unds
!. stood as al all calling in question.
III In reply TO yaur intrfresstory can OIL
d say that ! esn not Imagine sny prvbst
/ case in which would refus, 20 serve.
q the bet OF my sbilny, the people Of Gro
Il gis. Ia any position which might be ass.g
.r ed With OF witnou. my consent.
!. Yours truly.
AZ (slgn-d,) ALExAaDkR II. srErAEss.
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GaAND JrRoRs The following are
the names Of the Grand Jurors fnI
Tie ensuing March te-n Of the Cir
emit Court: John 5. Ncikem- And'w
Gosman. John Himsel. John Demott,
Charles Kraus, ;. kuebler, A. Grant
sam. Reed, A. n. Miller. A. BoLlin
J. kippenbrock, J. III. Lnken.
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On Tmrsdsy sigh,. Fsb. y, 1866. Jossfr
A. HolrHAus, sgsd TO years sad s'gh'
mou,hs. child q Hsssy -. HoIshsus go
wife.
Too sweet ross 70 esssh =. gwen;
Twas sssly esIIsd. - grses' Heaven.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE

s,s,e ~ I.aisps. Dnb.is Csunsy:
NOTICE j. hereby p,s~n thai HsTs 4
lVsC.vr. sdninis rsssix Of TIE s~f-ir =
w,lI.m M. Csss. .,c~a.d. b-s ii'rd be-
,e,isian 10 sill the sssl ~sssfe Of the dec
dent, he p>rsnnsi properly hsi"g '"'"'hr'en
80 psv HE dvbfs; and shst said pr'i''rn ~
o. heard o. the mkt term Of he Curt 2
Common Pirss " sid rnuntv-s
II A. !.or THAus Clerk d.
G. Dosre P-'i'ionsr's sssv.
Feb IL lS6G-3S
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ora FoRElssER. who had mixed among
many as,icns, wss ssked n be lad observed
suv particular quality in cur species shs
night BE- consided universal He replied
I"Ms links d, sli men love lazy,
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NOTICE ro REIR~ or 'rIfIuN ~
SELL. REAL ESTATE

STATE 81 IaFlAaa. Ua5.s- C.upsy. go
AurlrE j. h-rshs gwen 'h-i Thv"-s I
~ Hop-. asr.trlstrsior 81 'hr e etc q
Ssmu~l Nyhn., dress- =. Lss flied MS III
Il on 10 ssil tn resl e-i.-s ~ 'hs DE. ~ ~
nis yessonnl being insu.ici-n, - pss hi
a.bi-; aud ,sss ssd p.,iiicn will D. hsase
~ ,h- next term ~ the Csufs n CamnVt
Pleas Of ssid c6uasy
A,...,: ~ II lrFkUs. C.-k d
G. D.ane. Psfu.onsf's ~i'y.
Fsh IL 1896
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SPLENDID FAkM FUs; "a "
go Acres 81 slnstk.

~ OW j. The i.at~ ~ Ahf ths "tf'i WI ''
K purchase urr 81 tie net ''-i' st
farr, " Dnbri- r.nnly. is'h +eff' N
nndu- ,-are n, r.i ~ gsrd .asavsfi.N n''
ra,.d frame daeliinn hps-e. hsfr
.a-,e,a srkn.rd snd sIlolt.-f rors sFirn-,
Ard will he -1ld 90 r@sssuesir lrf"'
cash FIR hlrih-r ~ iisu'af- Y qut''l
IA. e. X ~l-r, vn the prrnls-sH Y h.n's
rr~nsrsp. " VI '- ~ 49,.
i'm. ~, u, UhiAs 'f'A'
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COURT NViiNL
State Of Iudiaps, Dsseis Ceuay' Mi
In The Cscuit Court II Dsbo's s;D""'' "
,he s,s,s o. Iadiass. Maeeh i.ro, ~
souitseio. Ferry. Jill, .,,,op.
ao,hocy Ferry
DE 1T SHOWN. 'Fhs' on 'l'r VIZ 4 ,.-
Id dsy Of Jsnusrv. IN the year iopo
shove nsmed plaintiff bv biz Ai'vtsrs-,.a (,
"A n the Office Of The CiesS 81 ne ~.
Circuit Corr, his comriasns 'ra'hs
descendant, III the above ra'l'lee cs"s. as,.
ce.her with al sthdsvit 81 cpmr e'''
lscu, that said dslenosavs resiceaes ~
known. ,a,is
said defendant 10 therefore, hefeoy s VA.
fed 81 he filiar and peudsney q ssv \.
nlsins against him. ana mat nn'e. n
! sps<sv ana snswer o. demur 'hefsp". AN
lthe calling " sid cause on que ESQ., asaa
|. lof he next Term Of said Court, ~ y IN
and held a the Court lIonse y 80 80
Ana fourth Monday 10 March, ~ ,hsr,-
|. romplain,. and the mssisrs 40 ,n'"E. M
4. 1.o,s,ned and sllsg ed, all % re-
Ss,,rminsd ~ bic absence. "
HENRY A. HOLTlAVHs1' :"
IA Aasms a Bust,mer. pm ~
M Feb; 81, lSd6-sA.
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SPLENDID DunDlri SITE
+ @ II $ A l. Il.

vrVWO sArn lsrra lnf-, ~ 'he uopsr XII
II non u Jasper, directly opposite Hoths'
sang. ane 81 hem iroN;ng o.. Masn '"s''
aud me other direr,ly -css .. y. lhr MI
Iasyen front on ihrre r'reeir. srs rsspF
|teet larger .hnn The other lots, aud sMo''"
oue of the finest building lots 7" 'oN
Coed iii. russanlred- VIII Be r"a
b.reia. Far f,rhrr infasmJcn ioqn''s'
G DOASE. CoWisr vn'es
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TN Next Monday week 10 the day
for tic commencement OF the Spring
session Of the Board Of County Ccin-
m:sslUners.
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To XIII BED Buss.- A'wsssern - per
says the best way 70 kiII bed bugs !. 70
chain ,hsis hind iees 70 : Tree. and then %
around u iron, and make mss,hs q then,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE III lEIas OF PETirluN ~
SELL REAL ESTATE.

state o. Inaisns. Dubois County. 20:
NOTICE = hereby given that Jehn Sub
~ bs.f-id. ADMINISTRATOR ~ the estate ~
Raleigh S.uobl. ii I'D dec-s-sd. a. filed he
pe,i,ion 10 .sll the Rear Estate ~ the dece.
s-ni, his p-r-pnn. property b,ins maui ic'sni
a. pay ~ debi-; aud ihs' sid pels'oa ~'ll
be hssrd =. the rsx' lrfm ~ The C.urt %
Con mon P.-s-. Of s,id County.
te-t:
u. HOLTHAtIS. Cirik y G
AAsus A. Bi-si "es. aity-
Fen u 4. lr66-3s
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NOTICE no aEIRs OF PETITION TX
SELL RIAL ESfAsh

<tase 81 I.~iI.n-. DnAcf- ..nunts:
-rt1lCE j. h~rrbF rls~H sha' 'sFnrE'
~ Strsi,n.s. a1mlha-srstor q The .rr's,'
u IN. 81 RaSs. d~ceas.d \, has flied isis ~.
10. "a ~ ~. RAJ f. s,s % M dec
.i.n. ~ pes-oast b-snr i-,n:iinsai - s~i
IL J.bi-. sId fh.t SID pr'il.nh -sa y
heart II tho NIX term ~ IN Curt " Cam
msn Pisss d IN C-unis
AirsA: VI A. HoLTaau-. Clerk ID Y
G ID 80. P-sis,onsr's ~.
Pm IL 1865 80
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r. EsTERBRoOK = co
STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS,
NynuDhDn9oSs
4os Arch st., Philadelphia,
AZ John street, New York.

These Celebrated Psns are Of Genuine
A IN esicsn Manufacture, snd coTprise every
,rsding siyir 10 the Market. aud ere sqnal
in Ii ni.h. elasticity sud hnrnr.s ~ plat y
the beat imported. Tney are. therefore,
,ure 70 vain mo confidence Of shs Asesscsu
panic.
Samples and prices on application
Lots Made 10 Order, Vi any pattern q
STAMP required.
For Sale to Tho Trade - the Msnuisc
|iurer's Warehouses;. as abUvr; aud 81 Q az
Iov al S,suor~ss. Booksellers and New
de iefs ~ th- U 5
r ESTERBROOK & co
Feb. 9th. le5o-6m.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-16

Thiri-Believes the sole power of Con.
gressover admission of members is eonfn-
ed to their election returns and qualifica-
tionsi that it has usurped the power of ex-
cluding the representation Of eleven States
acknowledge to be in the Union.
Fourth-lnfexibility opposed to prohibi-
tory and protective tariff.
Fifth-Deelares taxation and representa-.
tiOn should go together, and government
bonds should be taxed.
Sixth-Repudiate rebellion.
Seventh-Thanks soldiers and demands
equalization of bounties.
Eight-Pledges support, regardless Of
party aihiiation, to any State or National of
fcials guided by the principle this day
avowed.
Ninth-Denounees confirming suffrage on
negroes in the District of Columbia.
Tenth-0pposses the repeal of the con
stitutional article prohibiting negroes and
mulattoes from settling in this State.
Eleventh-Encourages emigration.
Twelve-Eight hours should be legal
days work.
Thirteenth-Favors religious toleration.
FOurteenth-Sternly condemns the i'm
mense finance and other frauds of the abo-
lition State and Federal Government
Fifteenth-Pledges the party opposed to
al prohibitory liquor and Sunday laws.
Observation-Disclosures the expulsion of
Voorhees, as & high handed outrage Of
a profigate and INSCRIPTIONS party.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-16
XXXIXth Congress

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March Is.
On motion of Mr.. HIGBY, the Senate acts
granting aid in the construction OF arailroad
and telegraph line from the town of Folsom
TO the town of Plaeerville, in the State of
California, and also for a railroad and tele-
graph line from Placerville to the most
feasible point of ofinterseetion with the Pacific
Railroad in the State of Nevada, were taken
from the Speakers table, read twice, and
referred to the Committee on the Pacific
RBilroad.
Mr.. SMITH obtained leave to make per-
sonal explanation, and he sent up to be read
an article from the Pittsburgh Gazette, in
reference to a resolution offered by him In
December last, admitting to the privileges
of the floor Colonel johnson Of Arkansas,
member elect from that State.
Mr.. STEVENS, of Pennsylvania, re-
marked that he did not see that this was a
personal explanation and he was NOT Will
ing that the morning hour should De eX-
pended ia defending somebody else.
Mr.. SMITH replied with much excite
ment in his manner, saying he had no
doubt that the gentleman from Pennsyl-
vania. (slr. SteYens), thought this was
rather curious question, but he Mr.
SMITH was determined to let him under
stand that he stood here willing and able
and determined TO defend a soldier Of the
Union, let the attack come from what quar-
ter it might.
Mr.. STEVENS-Then I object to any
defense Of a soldier of the Union by the
gentleman unless it be defense Of him
self
The SPEAKER stated that the gentle
man from Kentucky had asked unanimous
consent to make a personal explanation,
and that the Chair had twice asked wheth-
er there was any objection and no objection
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Associated Press Report.
General News.
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, March I4.-Samuel J..
Parker, formerly postmaster OF this city,
died suddenly to-day.
Advices from Idaho state that high Of
fetal named Slocum had been arrested on a
charge of speculation. Another official had
recently absconded. Another died a de-
faulter. Still another defaulter, Charles D.
Vaughn, Treasurer of Bois county, has been
arrested for embezzlement.
At meeting of the citizens Of 0wyhee,
resolutions were passed 10 send out Indian
hunting expeditions, and Offering bounties
for scalps.
san FRANcIsco, March 14-It has been
stated that the steamer Orifamne which
arrived here on the 9th, brought advices of
an advance of from ten to fifteen cents per
pound on tea. Upon careful inquiry it is
ascertained that no public advices of this
nature were received. If such was the fact
it was known only to a few private parties
and not to the public generally. The files
of papers brought by the Orihamme do Ios
mention any particular change in the tea
market and majority Of the trade discred-
it the report.
NEW York, March I5.-This evenings
Posts special says Mr.. Romero, Mexican
Minister, appeared before the House Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, to-day, and ex-
planned the proposition for guaranteeing the
bonds of Mexico. 1t is probable that no de-
cision will be made on this subject for some
weeks yet
A special to the Commercial Advertiser
saws the Detective Bureau of the Treasury
Department has obtained possession OF the
plate from which the counterfeit Sl00 com
pound interest notes have been printed.
The impression was taken from the steel
roller in the Department on i sheet Of lead,
and the plate was made from 1t.
Ohio State Fair
DAYTON, March 15.-It has finally been
decided to hold the next Ohio State Fair at
DAYTON, commencing on the 25th Of next
September.
Democratic State Convention.
IND1ASAPoL1s, March l5.-The Democratic
State Convention to-day nominated candi-
dates for Secretary, Auditor and Treasurer
of State and Superintendent Of Public In
struction.
The following resolutions were passed:
First, A resolution denying the right o.
| secession.
Second, Approves the reconstruction prin-
ciples avowed by President J. lnson in hi;
annual message and solemniy condemn:
the action of the majority in ''ngress and
cordially endorses the veto -t--- steages the
President earnest, disin support o.
the Indiana Democracy 10 ntilet'
/ with that fanatieal, Com ssl'ua' i"H oTlsy
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From New York.
steamer Burned.

New York, March I5.-steamer San ia
cinto. of the Savannah line, was burned at
her dock this morning. 100000 bales Of
cotton and 1900 barrels of -four were des-
troyed. her hull being iron was filled with
water, but all the wood work was des
troyed.
New YoRK, March l5.-The steamer
Mora Castle brings HAVANA adviees, 10th.
The Spanish war steamer Neptune had
brought in the captured slave schooner Ma
tilda, with S75 slaves on board, said to be-
long to Paneho Mstry. The U. S. gunboat
Chicora arrived at Havana.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-16

Mr.. 5. R. Mallory, the rebel Secretary
of the Navy, has finally been released
from confinement by order of the Presi-
dent and has gone to join his family, who
are temporarily residing in Connecticut.
The only prisoners Of the category to
which Mallory belongs, who are still held
in custody, are Jefferson Davis, c. c.
Clay, jr, and David L. Yulee. In the
course of that rigorous process by which
conspicuous traitors are punished and
treason made odious, their restoration to
their afflicted families and their lonesome
friends may also foes be eSpeeted.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-16
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