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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-20
KNIGHT A. co.
-DkALERs ~
PLANTATION, MILL,
AND
WOODWORKING MACHINERY

IND AGHIC DLl LhdL ihf ANsNf-'N
l72 Grayier street,
NEW ORLEANS.
II EEP constantly on hand large assort
IN ment Of articles peculiar 70 our pusl IT,
and through our agents In the North and East,
can OH promptly, and at a small advance aboye
manufacturers prices, all orders for articles IN
our line not usually kept IN this market
The great change In our labor system neces-
states corresponding change In the impls'
ments used, and we have prepared our-eIse
b offer the latest improved Labor raAlnk pa pa
chimes. both for agricultural and mechanical
purpOses, Al prices that Will warrant lhelr
purchase. Also Leeds a COS sugar Kettles,
Newell screws, Gin Gearing, &c, ana WIN
contract for any kind Of work done at Their e.
,oiIisbment NJ their prices. &w ~
Nov II Il
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-20

Notice.
OtORN will be ground every day in the week
At the Peniteutary, for citizens and the country
people. Fresh white toTn meal for sale Al a
time NV. YOUNG &CO
Jackson, Nov sS-dIm
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-09-01

ii 70 WsTAfE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH or VEST BATOV ROUGE
1911 t9 mn JUDICIAL DISTRICT. .'
Eliza Laba.u,ve,, vile vs. Decor Landry,
.ss,,.i =, lhnsband. No. 1926. ~.
BY VIRTUE of . writ of Fl. ia. direct
ed to the Sheriff Of the parish Of West
Baton Rouge, Of date the 25th day Of
August Nh. 1865, from the Honorable
the Fifth judicial District Court in and
for the parish and State aforesaid, l have
seized and will expose at public auction
to the last and highest bidder on the
premises in this parish on s..r .r,,y
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of October
hext, 1855, 1t IL o'clock a. NJ, all the
right, title and interest of the defendant,
Decor Landry, in aid to the following
described property to wit:
TWO ARPENTS Of LAND situated
IL this parish Of West Baton Rouge,
bounded N1rtth and East by lands Of Ur.
san Le5euuA, South by those Of Pierre
Labaavs cid West BY those Of Adamis
foret, togvtaer with III the buildings and
improvements thereon, also four horses,
eiehtl Aesdt II horned cattle, one buggy,
one carl, two BEDS abd bedding, one ar.
msir, one clock, three tables, one wash
stsod' ons gun, ono dozen chairs, one lot
Of csockeft ware, And one lot Of cooking
utensils ssise4Fto pay and satisfy said
writ Of execution with interest and costs.
'1esl1s'of' ssl0-Cash. 5.t IN 4 a,';53
'eptl ts9isiai R.aO DUPUY, Dep. shf.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-09-01
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
ParOisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge,

CINQ1EME DISTICT JUDICAIRE.
Jean Francois Tacneau VS.. ses creanciers No 1920
Notice est par la presente doune, QUEEN vertue
dun ordre de Ia dite Cour du Cinquieme District
dams ct pour 10 paroisse ct Etat susdits, une as
semblee DIES creanciers de Jean Francois Tacneau
sera tenue pardeyant 0. Bernard, Recorder dc
cette paroisse, Jeudi lie Cine jour dc septcmbre,,
Alb. 1866. o. M. LEBLANC, Grcfier.
Bureau du Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge, ce 6
Aout, A. D. 1856.
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,.dE;e;.;fss dams 81 pour Il paroisse ct
S,t.t susdite.t JJtaii saisie ct j~j'exposera' en-
.ente s Jabiqu " eh face de la ma'son de
Cour de cette' paroisse, s@'28s '....
sAMBDI,ale,e nse jour de d'octobre pro-
.h.;n . D.. 1866, s IL heures q: NJ, les
ouo.,;stas ei.sptes deerites ct hypothe-
pne. appartensnt 40 defendeur, Etlenne
1eBaa, ssvoir- re- -. s
=. Tinterrst indivise da dit Etienne Le-
nj, dans, un certain moroccan de terre,
';."eeG len. oette ~psroisse, ct hi apparte-
s".t ~. .ociete svec Richard Hanrahan,
~s.rtsntl dus deuui atpent de face au
fsxvs mississippi, avec IN p%rofondeur de
nssrsuts sprpsnts, pits Oh moine, bornee
IN haut psr torres Dc 10 succession de z.
o. Rabdn It terrain appartenant au dit
Ei;anne LeB.;i esen has par terres de
..nvs jean Bsptists Richard ct George
a.. yaveells, moitiei indivise des anchor
s,;onele q ibatsses de quebque especes qui'
10 trcuvest ssr le dit Inorceau de terre.
.sUus ntre noscesa do terre on ter
r.;n l1i4se sussi en- eette ~1srofsse, mesu.
r1st, cut 5tssSte-ciDq pieds de face au
aenje Mississippi flavsc ptoiondeur de
,,s;s cent 1suslsnteshuis pieds, plus on
mo;ns. eptisio lixDees, ~parsllelles, borne en-
haut a derrisre paro terres de la success
ann de Pr. babiuy ct en- has par lie NOR
ceeu do terrecidesant descrit, ayec touts
IL b,xih,es et. smeliorations qui sly trou-
yeut. ,iSaisie potr payer ct satisfaire le
mo.taut do Judgement, des interets ct frais
daps @ process Gdesssal t.ot. ;n.-7g =
Couaitiea de Il vente-Comptant, avec
bepe6ce dinyentsire. SO .
.estI rai J.V.DURALDE, Jr., D. S.
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- STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Aari,h 81. West Baton Rouge.

we.f Raton Rouge.
-! -.,1 oor.,
~ a2ate.n'. D''e, so0
Margaret iAde'l',e Ifansn' WE vs.. JOS
aleph 1astsee husoasa. NO. 1901
BY VIRTUE Of afwYe Of Fl. ia. direct
ed to The! Sheriff q the parish Of West
Baton Roege, of date the 9Th day OF Au-
gust 4. B., 1896, from the Honorable the
Fifth Jsdiial District Court in and for
said parish and Stats.'l have seized and
wilt expose st public sutton to the last
and highest bidder on the premises in
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A OF LOUISIANA.

Pari.nosf Wet Baton Ronee,
Af. SaeAe dSSstt, Z. D. Woods, and Mrs. C.
lead.y, I'D Pistss Granger. -
~ ars Aesesy notiisd to repair your Levees
-. 49, sed, Diteaee, according to laws and regula-
s - 9 ne Polies Jury. In addition to the
sCovs nene1ed Pierre Granger viii add six feet
y = ssesAew q bic upper line, inside. Work
~~'eoopbe BY Tie let Of December 1866.
v. HUBERT HEBIRr.
noea nnd Lsvse Inspector, LIST Ward.
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QAMUEL ELWELL respectfully notifies the
~ public in general, throughout the parish, that
he has engaged JAMES W. POGUE, an expert
cnced blacksmith. as foreman Of bis shop, and Is
now prepared to DO all kinds of BLACKSMITH
ING and IRON WORK, at rates to suit tho times.
pH- He respectfully s%olicits q call from all
persons wanting work done in that line of bust
ness, confident that he will give satisfaction in
every particular.
DB- Shop at the Ferry Landing, opposite the
city of Baton Rouge.
SAM'L ELWELL, Proprietor.
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DhAAF. STEELE.

U:GE La.
esepssoal1 ofsss Ais services to the citizens
ss.. sssoa Roues and vicinity. Office en- Lafay-
wv suest bstwssn Laurel & Florida.
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STATE OF LOU1SfANA..-~~
Parish of West Baton Rouge,
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,

." FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Jean Francois Tacneau vs.. his creditors. No. 1929
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an or
der Of said Fifth District Court in and for said
parish and State, a meeting Of the creditors Of
Jean Francois Tacneau will be held before o.
Bernard, parish Recorder, on Thursday, the 9th
day of September Ads, 1866. rr
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge, this ID day of
July 1866. O. NJ. LEBLANC, Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-09-01

The best of WINES, LIQUORS, and LAohh
can always be found here. =
AN EXCELLENT LUNCH always on .he taos
to which the attention OF connoiseufs Is oane
Corner Of Main s Lafayette sits; batoh Ho's'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

MOST PERFECT ORGANS KNOWN

Then in Hneness OF workmanship, hnish Of &C
zion, and case, they excel ali others. The great
improvements and superiority Of tone and work
manship OF the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

A well-selected Stock Of Pure
Drugs,
Trusses and Shoulder Braces,
Chalk Craycns,
Sponges, all kinds, 4
Seely's Catarrh Remedy. 80
Diamond Cement,
Shampoo Water, oL
Thermometers, different'sizes
Contribution Life Syrup,
Constitution Water,
Sterling's Ambrcsia, ~
Eureka, 8ts9 49,, ~
Aliens and Halls Sicilian
Hair Restoratives,
How & Stevens Dye Colors,
all shades, q
Lead Pencils, a large assort-
ment, nT lefeessre
Sealing Wax. all colors,
Perfumery, 143 different odors
Hair Oils and Pomades, an
endless variety, 4
Hair, Nail, Tooth and Clothes
Brushes, all styles,
Pure Medical Liquors all
kinds, aa3
80 different Perfumes of Toi-
let Soaps. a9 49, 4 4. - 'lii7 @ Q
Hand and Pocxa% NR:-~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
SASH & DOOR FACTORY.
COLLECTORS SALE.
Collectors Sale of Real Estate for
Costs and Expenses of Sidewalk

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue
IN Of precepts, issued by the Mayor Of the city
Of EVANSVILLE and TO me directed, will sell at
public auction, At the door Of the Court house In
said city. on IT, r95s
TUESDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1866.
@s 10 O'Clock .. m, the following lots OF ground
or parcels Of real estate, CT so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the amounts charged and
assessed against said lots for the costs and
aes OF making side walk improvements upon said
lots Of ground. together with the costs Of sale !;
and that said sale will be continued on the next
day thereafter, namely: ON Wednesday, March
zlsfs as6e. at o'clock p. m, at the same place,
Tor the purpose of selling such property as may
nave been sold on tho day above mentioned, and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
NOTICE.

Notice of Disseminating the Alley
betweed First and Center Streets,
in the Lower or McGary's En-
largement. ssafs - s6GlSIgaaT
NOTICE Is HEB EBY GIVEN, that the Com
In mon Council Of the city Of Evansville, at its
session on the 26th day of February 1865, passed
an order for discoo tinuing this Alley situate be-
tween First and 0enter streets, aud extending.
7 on Pine street 10 the alley dividing between
on the other side of said alley, hskhe Lower or
MEGA US Enlarge ent Of said city. sftss
All persons % ming or aclsiming real estate ad-
joining or abutting upon said allay, and feeling
themselves sggrieved by the passage of said order
may have redress by application to said Council
within six weeks from the publication Of this
notice.
BY order of tie Council.
A. N. McGRIFR, Clerk.
City Clerks Once, Mar 2, 1886. maI2-ew
Union copy.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
NOTICE.
Notice of Disseminating Central
Alley in Block No. "A, Stock

wells Enlargement gF or {
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Com
~ mon Council Of the city Of Evansville, at its
session on the 18th day Of January, 1sgS6, passed
Al order disseminating Central ailey.r div iding
lots is. II. Is and 10 on the one side, from lots
as 3e. AZ aud IS on the other side OF said alley,
sitnaied in block No. IL. StsckwslRs Enlasks-
rnent to the city Of Evansville.
All persors owning or ciaimfng real estate adj
Joining or abutting upon SIND alley, and feeling
themselves azgrieYed by the passage Of said or
r. may have redress by application to said
OouuciI within six wselsz from the publication OF
this notice.
By order of the Council
A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk 4
City Clerks Once. March 8, 1856. mar7-etw =
4OnIon copy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
CANCERS.
lanears CnrAd

DR. HEBERN, PRESIDENT of the North
IL westsrn Cancer iufirmary, Quincy, III, sue
cessfully cures OAEOEsS without knife, pain or
loss of blood, in from four to forty-eight hours
No cure no pay. Also, cures all Chronic Diseases,
Consurn ption. &C. Residence southeast corner
of Fourth and Kim streets. &c mar7-lyw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
NOTICE.


Change of Firm. :
1sHAYE SOLD MY INTEREST IN THE DRY
u Goods business to Il. Hopkins 4 Co., and ia
retiring from business Il return my sincere
thanks to the public for their patronage, and
hope the new firm will continue to receive the
same. All persons knowing themselves indebted
to will please come in and settle immediate ~,
and those having claims against me are requested
jan2a Us. HOPKINS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

BAKERY

JOHN sOHUBERT, Collector.
Evensvills, March 8, 1856. nars.2w.
, 1866-05-08
THE PHILADELPHIA MAS.
SACRE.
ConfteAion Of Probst, tho Brutal 11ur-
1crcr-A TAlc OF Stckcntpr HORROR.

Confession OF Prol,st, tho Brutal 11ur-
uercr-A Ta'c OF Sickcntn. Horrors.
P1n1ADE1rH1A. May 7.--The Ermsg 7sleqruph
pnnlls hes The confess ss1on Of Probs!.
AftGt describing the murder Of the bpy Ca1y, he
says: "1ae eight Of The blood Of the hoy pro-
trced IN nt GeTish and b.oodthi-s;y feeling. and
laetesmin. q ~ once to murder the hoc tara!ly.'
li disposed Of tue body Of the bog DESCRIBED BE-
fotr, AID then deliberately walked over TO the ho1se
He entered md told Charlie. the little boJ next In
ksar. to Willie: who Va absent, that he waassd
ll.ie fellow followed htca, and as -oon a. be cos
him inside the barn doot> he despatched him WITH
,as and ~ oG r pras thst nfG ;hsF 9
something Tao matter with oae Of the cona. and be
wanted her 70 come to 1nc ba:n. She weul nnl he
followed, and "a sodu u she entered in4ld., he
struck hsr On thc hcsd and kllled her.
lie :heu wes1t back 10 the ho1se and Brought the
children ont one ssa time and taking them inside
same akc- Ia each Instance he cut their throsts
and r1aced their boo!cs In the cozu Glib him sell,
Just IA the posl'.on they. werc ioprd.
wife ont al es,dences Of hl* guilt ia thSn xent
bsck 10 The house and aNalied The arz,ral OF MIR.
Decrtuc. not expecting thai Mise Dolan wonid &C,
tue carriage, b. got out, and rroe:t told him
seus> and ,1,S a;ked h,n him to to so over ,n2 e
siepc sith fl1m. ana aitxs Doiau Weat Into s she
Iurse and looS OF her bonnet and furs, Mr. pssr.
tnS did not e'en take Of bis gloves before eone 10
who hAd the axe copcaled reaty for nc a. soon ~
Mr. De- ring entered the door. Prob.t states that
he struck him in The head aud frlted hun 10 TIT
esrt6. and then chopped at biz neck with The cdes
M1ss Dolan Wa the next snd last victim. She
proceeded 70 the barn e!les Coming down stairs:
Frohrs. who was In wnittn. for bel, treated her n
the sarue n1anuer a. he hsd done the rest Of the
| family.
| with h1Y. the U1Ufdt tha hoU.E and
, 1866-05-08
FROM EUROPE,

Ihe Steamship City Of Washington
Heard Frnnt-Coi1illcltuG Statements
tu Regard to the Controversy. Isetuccn
Anhkria and Of the Be-
form BiII III the English House Of
Con,rnollA-Jolsn Mitchell Writing for
lite Pnrfs PreAs.
nAi1rAx, MaT T7SIhe sssan,cr China from Us;
this morning. Her aa1es ase tNo days later ,han
have been rccetytd.
'hc e;b Of Apnl viii the passengers Of the stean-
chip Ct1y Of Washington on board. Tho latter had
her machinery Disabled and would proceed uuder
sa1i.
i, is stated that Austria has definitely determined
upon adopttn: enetgeuc military measures IN We
Tnc reform bill hi. passed The pritlah uou.e OF
Common. BY minority Of t.vc.
The Geruuau rc~s IA conflicting.
There Is considerable nucaspess as to the re1s-
tions between Austria and 1taly. hnt the Italian
Government acnlls hasinr any wa1lise iptcntious.
In The Ho,l.c OF commons, on the a6th, iebste
On the Reto!1a Biii wss continued. .D'issaen
and ,asc'b.e speceh, denouuesns Mr.. Giadstoue's
atlsoe,ey Of American principles, which be reg41isd
'7 On SATURDAY Mr: Gladstone made the closing
speech, warmly defsudns the American Govsrn.
r,cnt and dcnonnctng The opposite tactics. Al
bill being lis asainst 3,S Governaseat majority
The Jnlled States Consul at Liverpool ou the
Tallahassee, IL ttc naMe of t9c Ameticaa Govern
men1 on 1he terms OF the dcci:son III the Court Of
Ills Stated that an Austrian despatch delivered at
Beflu on The cG,h, announced thai Austria had not
Immediately bcgna 10 ls1tm on account Of fresh
complications havtn- a1iscn with Italy. Italy IA
rcetcd 10 demonstrate against tbs Austrian arma.
4 iale Pa,ls dcapatch reports great unc.sine.s
ler* from runaote asserting The tmmiuencc OF war.
The Bourse uas Affected anil Italian stocks suffered
q material decline.
, 1866-05-08

Claim against GoForunrnt--Frnrf
Tra.e%as shooting 5Kntes.-
Suicide In a CcyneGcry-1cuth Sen-
tencc-CierEYnian ArrcAtcd.
tsptcni despatch 10 the Chicago Traune.1
ST. Lor1s, Mays.
Sanger i Casey, keepers Of the Joliet pr1Eon and
1he onres. Of the Alton prison. tho Latter being
used a. Milita1: prson during the "a:, hare made
yctJ hes,s claim On the United States for dam
tEes. Tie n''ovc parties received from the Govern
tncnt PER onsh for the use Of thc Alton prison
during 'hr tesellon- They now make claim for
x5UN dEf77gef. 'shlch SUN ssas allowed By COM
Mission q uh.ee oIeefs. and was approved by Gen.
Suhtet1nsstrr General Mcitt. he refused to mar H.
The matter t.ss teca referred 10 Hrcyyi 1nrsaicr
;S Eator chIcf q hi. post
The chances sc II will not be paid.
The adultery Case. fu which Mis-. Mart bright
I'd IN tear,ui tIasedy ihis morning. vne hneSsna.
VI. Wm. Rnsh'. In moment Of Jssne.auen, ID
atstnp1n. to sloo! the destroyer Of hi happiness
his cIsir. vile. Ortell and Nst. bright wcru
brought into the Cont Of Cnu,inai Cor1oc,ion
aoout haipa*t Ten, and both. With sha'nctul cool
ne r. 9 aase aass Mp 't IT, TtSe e
tsndanss a.d over the dpe and lcft The cnrt room,
Il = ssss sss e xS,4 St,on q at;
court toum A1r. Bright, seInE aceonpnn nix, 'b bS
Is f.: fssA'<' Se4 bu.t;S5. S ~ ~
NAGVA6At IN
Entered the Masshalls oalee by as,o;neS door ~
Eectng his wife he drew four.ehoosipg fryo,1er
aboni three ehss long, md aEs4 swo ssos. ii nc.
One bsll cnle1rsl through her LETT cheek into be-,
mouth. nud auotter ball. having talseed nar lolcct
in the Aastha1's desk, pass1r- through one OF III
pigeon holes. bright then tired to shoot himself
hit sr* prevented. Ills lite hne ekucs dicd.
AT tte pigeon shooting mhtch which camc or 4
the Abby yesterday. hc,weeu shanoon. Of iii
caty. ana Dawson, q chieaco, the contest WAS
liz, IN siuslr birds. Shannon heat biz opponent O.
double birds. killing sixteen ont Of twcu,y-ouc. t
The iaticr'A eleven out at tweuty-u1e; distance
twents~ore yards r,ec. 4 number OF scru, Clatchr
1hcn came oh, In one of which Dr.. Westetman bea
pf. Anh.u*e7 due bird.
"A usa na.ned Garcus Wagner taew the top q
Als heao On With charge from heaviiy lo7dc
Eaol-Fnn IN the Eptscopal cemetery this morning
When found, be was ifiuy aiors1dc newly mad
Erare.
The Supreme Court this morning affirmed tn
Judgment Of the Cnmlnal Coutt. eyptcuc1ng Get
staT 70 deafh Tor Killing William smith, q grocer
@an. ecf ago.
1h1ee n1ni='efs were arrested a, Pa!u1y1a, in th;
State, Mst week. and placed unite. Sf,OOU bona
each, for preaching without fist Larin:, fsten m
new constitutional oath.
, 1866-05-08
FKOM NASHVILLE.
Observation-Disclosures to Fill Vucancy-
Gen. FIst-Tlse Memphis Mas-acrc-
Gus i'll the Cold-tl Case Of Rr1taiity
Statement OF Gen. Fisk,

H,NF FfAp III lint tn Yfn4
-, 90 ~. -,..
n'. sn, -. f.sn-.ns ~ n.s '.etnpn1s '!as-acre-
GU. .e ~ Tue Cold @ ca,e Of Brutality
lspeeaa' oespaseh 10 the chsea2o Inoanc.]
In ,e sen,te ,o,av ,,c sn.e,.1 1ay .
uborn waa yrfar,aa ,hc wa,renoi,,,r po1;ro 1,,,,
,,,so~,oa =, h.e, ,,t,h ~ s.ns'e. o'us e!'
teEolteo II haeA VIII au nMenonent c1tehdaos It's
Provisions TO Nashville and Chattauooca. The
amendment was adopted and the hi, passed on i,s
tsita 1zaalne lsnor eos. bsek to tic : Hoase a.
"h'en VII "lnont aonns eoncn7 IN the amendment
ind the hull will bccome law
~ psca3 esean n na'ton conny Chat
expulsion of Hood, Foster. Coppethesa, beat
MeSat. Union. hy lascc majority. Il il rcTor'ed.
regarded ; # 20, Foster might a= wel 70 homc
1es nc vii never be admitted III to ~ u A.s' sat
=; 5e,sph p s N;!sssl| III y sE1s:isd q pa:sn: counter
ID Mnoa , 3 Bay sn rns son 81 1aS;
aa,. Martin. was shot At shelbysise la*t Satrr3av
sy IL: taheF.in"' 'a'nes T. Arnold, aud noftal,
Ccu. EIsk left the city to-day for Nemphfe. where
he Will orcapsze commission aud institute .
inn 5as an.o ~ ,oT Sor u
n" d. an re res sssa;s he M m
guilty Sletelts whose s.imos hare dissracsI i lie
nation. '@~
,a ne nea am ,osy con n
Ill represent the frosty c5nelty apa ~ s ,s ba
ba,ity OF tic lnhnnan inurdcrefs at Mcr,nfis ,sho
Lave almost 1,adc 1s*rcciabc lie sre;thss via Via
n,aait ftcd was rot confI9ed to those usiaix cnn.
s:ierct degraded ana Vie. Men nolaa:: hiyp no no.
about hc stressr. p1e,ol 10 bani' cther sho1tsnsS
ut pecroe. themselves, Or intinr others to nurcr
Eon1prs :iobnsop IN. ,misa'cu t;nfreif' NM a..
sud al address 10 biz constituents jted wish vim
pc1atlous ucanst The Scnaio al Tennesras srhn
wnnd mn ntfro,t HIM ia st 1t II tho. 1n.Sr sd
viii ine and apd,euiicd - ent aroi,,t ahs tha
whole unton narfy of lie Ststr liz sdfniIa he
cnunt,ranrrd rsnS .rnnnr4e5 tna rch.,iinn ~, NC
ssss il 4s lie drs1 ease ~ Ia hi,nrv II H. n'r nt
tiiot pcaccsole c1tlzen was nnnf.hr55
for eotettaIniur ani cxprrssing nojfc,, onn,on.
Thar the Senate IN eScfndiur him inr hfs tn,o.nt
Ma cufy nf a asr1n~ ,,s,1rr.tian ~ aac'at.s ~
prr4cpt loyal GoreTo1nsnt Of Tennessee ID noss ts
Nxr. WITCH iheT ourht to strsender 1o H.. nso.,
10 whom II belongs that Tho loya, men AZ fen1es
scc should leave thelr neichbors Whnn
they rera.d ~ frnifnrnn. una sao,.
home With more coneeniul snirits amonr the Tans
kccs ne snys lint he cnnf!i3ss -, nTesnn, ~ Az
the rrhrts nj 1'ennrssec shnnit 1etc tsa m.ttn*
fn;n Thar nun E,nl. or,s1ro n,o,nnt nn;, -i
, 1866-05-08

WuRter.Out OF the Eighth Tl]tnots In.
fauxrE-Dcatructiye Flre-stfikc bJ
Railroad Lahorers.
Especial Dcspatch 10 the CHICAGO Tfibane.1

SPRINGFIELD, May =.
A New Orleans despa.ch to Governor Osleshy,
urdtr date Of Nay 9Th, statea that the Eighth KeI
Meut l1l,tots 1n'anry. conslstine pf twen'y-seytn
comm1sslon.d lee.: anc three hundred and thirty
Two enlisted men, had bEen mustered out and p!ae-
eo 70 Ee lot this c,ty foz dnal payment and dis
charge.
Thrc frame buildings on Weat Washington
e,seet. between Fourth ard Fifth streets. occupied
respectively os T. T.. Cnnedy, as furniture store ;
). kr'e clothing store, and Il. Il. koon, ~ sew
Ing machine depot. were destroyed by fire this
morning at Ahon' 3 O'Clock Nj. C.uedys cstfEt-
ted loss ts S6.001-in.urtd for $409o; ). kusera
loss IS abont $1G0N-lnsuret for 81, 000: Aoon' i
loss y heavy, bnt tulty covered By insurance. Thc
bui!d'n.s here Of but little vafue.
The hands employed In grading tue Pana Kali
road between koche,ler nnd this Gig. with ihe
exception Or orc mile, have struck so1. higher
wage.. shoyel!ers hare r.ce'rsd sl.'9 PER car:
$3.50 pr day. Those Who would work arc pre-
vented bY nbont a hundred workrQen, engaged IN
the coz: piracy. Two at the fiugle1d2rs weet ar
rreitd to-day, bat We're rescued by the crowd o,
couerhaiors at Rochester, No compromise has
get hetn nCs:ae.
Van Acsdel and Lemon, who were convicted o
1nnuer IN 'he nEet teErIt. lew days ago. in tht
Ctrruif coutt. were to-day baptized 8ccoruine te
the form Of thc Methodist Church. The sac,amepi
Of the Lords Supper was also administered t
thtn by Rev. J. 5. Davidson, a>si='ed o. Rev. a
Hale. The prisoners ecsm vcsy penitent and fuiIy
tceoncl!cd 10 their late. They sAy iney deserve t
Gle. and trust thcy have found pardon through The
blood Cf Ie.us.
, 1866-05-08

Trfu1 Of DUucuu> tue 4Auderennytlle
JatIcr-The Ca>c Closed aud Eiudtu.x
Made Cp-JudleIn1 Election Tho
Etren1enss Celebration.
New YoRE. May S.-The Savannah p3iiy .ttscs
end IitrG Of The Sd Instant, says the ttal Of JAS
" Duntau, tor ALLEGED c.uclue- to Federal pris-
oEcr. at AndcssonS:ac. has heen nronciA 70 close.
and the Ccrnml> e.Ln determined upon fndtngs and
SENTENCE, but they will not he made pabhc Enul
pa*se1 upon hy the Department commander.
Al lie election on the "a for County Cont Judge
and Solicitor SIS rotcs Wctr cast eectlng Len =.
Russell Judge, the is Mafotl aud John Q. Fetzail
Solicitor. The election was warmly contested, but
orurr1y.
The usus! celebration OF the 1T Of sfay by the
h-tucp took place. The demonstration WIS lnpos-
frr and everything passed oE IN order.