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STRANGE STATEMENT.-In a Nor
folk (Va.) letter in the Tribune the
writer says a statement was made to
him few days ago by an ex-rcbel
officer of Stonewall Jackson's COM
mand, which on subsequent inquiry
he discovered to be true. Speaking
of Jackson, his old associate said, if
he had been in command of the rebel
army after Antictam, the war would
have been brought to a close; for that
jackson proposed to Lee and other
officers that Mcclellan should be deli
cately approached with a proposition
to place him Mcclellan in command
of both the Union and rebel armies,
and then dictate to the Administration
satisfactory terms for peace. which at
that time would have been the depo-
sing of Mr.. Lincoln;" but jeff. Davis
got wind of the plan and it fell thro.
" We thought" the secesh officer said,
that the United States Government
had become aware of such plan, and
that was the way that we accounted
for the fact Of Mcclellan being re-
licvcd from the command of the
army" A
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New Aouertlsements.

New ASucrtlsements.
BIO Cd, BLoOD. BIO Cd.
Pure Racing Blood
The Celebrated Running Stallion,
Vanderbilt"
will stand for the season. at the Stable of the sub
scriber in Irasburg. He is a pure-blooded horse,
of great beauty, and elegance of action, bright
golden chestnut color. OF very kind and pleasant
disposition. five yeas old. anu has run his mile
on the course at Louisville, Kentucky, in one
minute and fifiy-one seconds. VANDERBILT
was sired by Lexington" the
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teen and one-half ,econds on the Metairie Course,
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of
WINNERS OF RACES
on record, having-in the fourteen years he stood
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Ut,,ners Otrdcesi
TERMS-S2O for the season, in advance.
lSfnb IL. >. MERhlLL.
Irasburg, VT, April l6, 1866.
AUCTION SALE!
w ill he sold at public Auction on the Hiram
w Stur.eyant Firm about one mile North Of
Barton Village, April 2Sth. at 10 o'clock A. NJ:
Nine Cows, YearngS, Horses, Yearling
COLI, E6 Sheep, young Ewes, 3 Hogs, Ok Cart
| double Wagon, single Wagon, pair Trav
erse Sheds, single Sleigh, | Moving Machine
Horse Rake | Tanning Mill, l Stone Boat,
/ pair Double Harnesses, single Harness,
tons Hay, IS bushels Corn, 81 bushels Oats
Flows, Harrows, Chains; Also, a lot of dairy
tools, household furniture and Straw Gutter.
TERMS All over $40 months Credit foI
good security under $40 Cash down. Nothing
sold before tue Auction.
lSwl* j. CLARK HUNT.
Barton, April %. 1866.
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Butter, Cheese Flour, Eggs, Beans, &C., &c
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WHISPERS. WHISPERS

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The celebrated Palmer & Bachelors fine Gold
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of the best qualities of bows and glass, and a
one half the prices for which they are sold by $
called MOnticians"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22

From the New York Tribune of
Saturday we take the following inter
esting history of the Ohio members of
the Council:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22
The Reported Conversion or Senator
Wilson.

The Boston journal denies the
story that Senator Wilson made a
public profession of religion, and
united with the Rev. DR.. Kirk )
church. This statement is incorrect.
The Journal says:
1t is based on the fact that MIR.
Wilson, whose mind has of late been
turned to consideration Of his per-
s0nal duties toward the cause of
Christ, stated at Natick, last Sunday
that he had consecrated himself TO
that cause, and hereafter should take
his stand with the people Of God. 1t
is we'll known that Mr.. Wilson has
been an attendant at the services of
religious meetings now being held in
Natick, and has been the subject of
many earnest prayers, which has been
answered in his conversion. The
position which he has taken will cause
Christians everywhere to rejoice, and
to pray that his influence may be as
widely felt in the promotion of the
cause of Christ as it has heretofore
been felt in politics.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22
A Speculation In Hogs.

John Purdue, of Lafayette, Ind,
having dealt in hogs all his life,
bought UP the Democratic party of
the Eight Congressional District on
speculation, His speculation has re-
suited dlsastrously; indeed, he is
some 100000 out Of pocket with only
a minority election table in GreeIey's
next Almanac, aud a worn out hand.
organ on his hands, to show for it.
He now complains that the beasts
were .unruly while being driven to
market, and that so many strayed
aud loss account adds up against him
This reviyes the story of one of John 4
earlier experiences in the same line
for we cannot but suppose he IN the
same John of whom it is related
John purchased drove of hogs aud
started out for Pittsburg, proudly rs
an army with banners, After several
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22
1866. FALL OPENING. 1866.
To the Ladies'.
A NEW STORE JUST OPENING.

JAcon sINzIcH. JOHN j. sIEzIcH.
j. SINzICH a. SON,
Water Street, bet. Sycamore and Vine,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Bookstores, Fancy Groceries,
aa Cordage, all sizes,
Hemp Packing, all sizes,
Gam Packing, all sizes,
Cotton Packing, all sizes,
Blocks, 1ioines, all kinds,
Ldth Yarn, Oakuns,
Rosin, Pitch,
Sheet Lead, dc.
Also, Wrought and Spike Nails.
Lard OIL, Coal OIL, L,IJricating OILS.
Orders. Allied promptly Iand at the lowest
rates. laul3 dly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22
MEDICAL.
rHE GREAr BLOOD PURIFIER.
Dr.. Easterly's Iodine and arsapa-
q sa riIla 80

Dr.. Easterly's Iodine and arsapa-
rilla. ~
THIS CELEBRATED N EDi cbldnic
Sore Eyes, Swelling OF the Glands, White
Sweilings, Piles, Boils, GOitre, kheumat-
Ism, Dropsy,, Gravel, Liver compliant
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, General Debility
and all Chronic Diseases. MEN
DIR. EISTIRLYiS IOD TNEAND S44Ie-
5APARILLAt - a compound OF the tinld
Extracts OF the Honduras Sarsnparllla,
Yellow Dock, stiIlingia, Curdock, Princes
Pine, and several other valuable Roots,
with the Iodine and iodide Of Potassium,
In a highly concentrated state, which rem
ders the preparation the most PROMPT and
EFFIcAcIoUs known 10 man, for the cure
OF those diseases arising from an impure
a TONIC and ALTERATIvE medicine is indi-
DR. EAS7ERLY,S IODINE AND s4R-
SAPARILLA searches out the very germ
or roots Of diseases by purifying the blood,
and correcting the secretionh Of The Liver,
and by thoroughly renovating the whole
system from al imR1fities giving new
OF the body. II purIfies the blood and re-
moves all ptmples and blotches, ana
makes the skin pure, white and clear.
will cure Scrofula, Old Sores, letter, Ring
worm, Salt Rheum, hcald- Head, Pimples
on the Face, Prairie and Barber's slchy
Army Itch, Illinois Mango, Iowa Digs,
Missouri Scratches, and all diseases and
Eruptions on the Skin; but for the cure OF
sOres and Skin Diseases OF every kind, we
recommend
ORTDLEY'SsAL 1RHEUM AND TET-
TIdIe OINTMENT 10 be applied TO
the Sores or parts effected. The Iodine
and Sarsapariiln purines the blood
aud removes the cause, and the Ointment
heals the sores and kills the disease, and
thus speedy and permanent cure Is effect
ed. Both are recoinInendcd TO be used for
these complaints. rrtatE Ia 0.sn
SOMETHING no BIs RE1fH,fBFIeED
Every person afflicted with q disease
should know that DIR. Eakterlys Iodine
and Sarkaparilla Isl times stronger, cheaper
and better than any other Sarsnparille or
blood-puIlfying medicine now offered 70
the public, or no money viii be taken for
IL. Therefore, ask for DR.. Easterly's Iodine
and S8rsaparilla, and take nothing else.
Price The Iodine and Sarsapariila, u 90
per bottle. If tf gw 5n gf
Price -Grdley's Salt Rhehm and letter
Ointment, IS cents per bottle. ,ii. ~
Prepared and sold by DR. II. Easterly q
Co., No. 10 North Fifth street, ~. Louis,
Mo. Sold at their branch Family Medi-
cine Store, No. 30 Madison street, Chicago,
Illinois. ftrFr
For sale by all druggists ~ aiit
smW ssTf HnI ea5 .n FTs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22

weeks absence ne came nOnts sIleHt
and glum. He sat alone in the village
bar-ro0m, smoked his pipe alone, and
was altogether disinclined to talk.
Now, John had always heretofore
been boastful Of bis dealings in hogs,
aud his altered demeanor excited re-
mark. Finally, the villagers began to
question him. Did you sell them
hogs pretty WeII?" Yes, pretty
WE'LL $ Did you get much for 'emYp
'fOh, yes, got something. Come
out pretty nigh even, / s'pose.
Yes, Hfeek0ned up t0Pbly even. ,
Make anything2" We'll, yes; had
the company of the hogs down
John has now retired from the
business. He has grown old and rich
Ia portly bachelor Of sixty. His first
drove and his last resulted alike; he
had the company Of the hogs down. F"
The Indianapolis Herald now mocks
the old gentleman by calling him an
efltant perdu-Chieago Republican.
From the New York Tribune of
Saturday we take the following inter
esting history of the Ohio members of
the Council:
BISHOP PURCELL.
The senior Archbishop, reckoning
from the date of conservation, is the
Most Reverend John b. Purcell, Of
Cincinnati, who was appointed in
1888. He cannot be much less than
seventy years old, but one would never
guess il from his 1.-THE, vigorous figure,
his youthful air. and active move
ments. He il short of stature, with a
broad high forehead anda bald crown
and large eyes, which the dark, full
eyebrows, contrasting strangely with
his scanty white hair, cause to appear
still larger than they really are, I'm
assuming and cordial in manner, live
~ in conversation and ready In
speech, he is man to charm strangers
and make "A good impression wher-
ever he goes. He has been forward
champion of the Church from his
youth. Born 10 Ireland, educated
partly at Mount St. Mary's College,
Emmittsburg, where he was the fell
| low student and intimate friend
of the late Archbishop Hughes; and,
completing his studies in Europe, he
was for some years President OF his
AtBta Mofer, and was thence transfer.
red 10 Cincinnati A few weeks after
his conservation he held a famous
oral discussion in Cincinnati with the
Rev. Mr.. Campbell. a Presbyterian
clergyman, which caused at the time
great excitement. He is a man of a
good deal of intellectual yigor and
courageous spirit; active in all relig-
ious enterprises, and possessed of
great influence at Rome, especially
in the ordering of the ecclesiastical
affairs of this country. Loyal Amer
leans will honor him for his bold and
decided advocacy Of the Union cause
during the war,
BISHOP RosECRANs.
His coadjutor, Bishop Rosecrans,
IN the youngest member Of the Ameri-
can Episcopacy. Fresh and almost
boyish in his appearance-at little
distance he would not be thought
more than twenty-five or thirty,
though he must be ten years older
than that--he is one Of the most in
teresting Of the whole body of Bish
ops, because he has his career yet to
define. He, too, il sterling patriot
and an American by birth, by in
stincts and by education, being q
graduate of St. Johns College, al
Fordham near New York. Major
Gen w. $. Rosecrans is his brother
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22
CATALOGUES

SID uH T4f
eN
&C., &c. ~, IA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22

Having expended a large amount OF
money in reftting The Book and JOB De-
partments Of this once, the proprietors
feel satisfied that they are now able 70
compete, successfully, with any like estab-
Iishment in this section OF the country,
and are prepared TO offer such induce
ments TO the public as they have not hith-
erto enjoyed.
We are prepared to print, in the best
style,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

Kl3iN NOTICE. so<mu-i Wool. IN. a.
~ es.sa, Auy sisminy, W. hinstos w,ots q. D.
Ge~.-, ~.sy Hyati al, Caroline noai. Mary Jane
wsrd ard j. Beam. hsi u Law u = ill IN Eoods
- e@sca
Tn sr- hereby no He'd tina, there /. row on d. IN
the oc. Of erk VI the ILL., tsfcs ccurt ~ LIE coun-
y Io-a 4 K kas, petition u Josssh we..' .ia.
Ing Of Jon Of The fyibvfnx described real e.
tsts To- st; Psst u 10 l. D. o. In ,ify soknh
fet rom u vais Street thence .o'ih q FEET on
Fosyth str~et fh-ne wet % u feet
th~ac- e~st ~ stt tsfhr psae~ begin nx Aa-o
ucinE Nam Street frunf line ~ ot L. bck o.
three orh westerly along the trout line ofsa
Aaan su-es - f+et tb NO. sashvssiss ~ ~ risEt
stri Airnx allie, 10 fee theme. ngrt~ass-rly 40
f-~' - MAin ~ ~ TIL p@e Of n gsnrfrx Ais, bot.
10 II .,di L. hicrk =; lot sloek " 10, biosk
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u DIR, Coz Z io-. q: fsllo.inr ~ Sc.
$; k,4otsw w. s-a.r1s h.trs
= sc r's. Range IL: w. as, " Y Sec -.
IN ss,i csun,y Io-.. ID. snaie ~fpr: NIX efsw.
OF ". II Sec p, RI 10 Range u.
In D~i County fees, the aoito~ing . kE.RL
&c u = E..s.T s4s " s.e ls.r y,
In Guthrie 20. nty. fovs. tie folio. lag n. 4 n.
EH ard ~ OF 81 re. ~ ro~a. - Rsnrs
.; u. hN.s .sass ON - .. Toss.
ssid petion psays that tbs iBfe o. piann Of
the al defendants 10 and the s.f r~.it. may
est apart 70 ihen sea in nity, that IN d.
vison b. ound nrrs scsbis the 10 ords ID odd
ard The proc-~da divided Ia yea .ppesr thereto
asd feed besor~ Of the nd lay merit
term o. sid Nstrirt Court ~ commetes th@ Grit
Nnay In February 1857 fault viii b -wasss
,ou and uasm and dec &c be -nssr~d sccSsdse 10
the pra, er Of sid petition
RANsIN Nrc~&sv,
Re, stamp. 30 ets Auty. ssr piAia.s6.
nQt1d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20
The constellstion "Leo. "

1.-THE constellation LEO.
svide David, riddle to the Philistincs.
tRemo,e reference TO the via Galsctes" or
Milky Way (Nebula). and pun on the mytbolo-
gy Of the same
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20
Referees Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE - hereby given, that pursuant to
= the DEGREES OF the 0strct ours " Lei County,
Iowa ct y knl In suis partition, whstsn Jaspsr
~ piAntan sd Matilda Can~ron asd e,hsr- ".
orfsn dsnts, tho uDdstsikncd keieYea sfll tn
ds5 u Noyembr 1885 upon the prea,isr- near Croson
L~ss osrty. Iowa bstsssa ~ koars 10 O'Clock n.
anal ocio<k =. 4 saia d.y, Com scssg II .cisek
~ satd Day sen - public aut cry, ths kigtest
BIZ der the following rss .stass, tgst Ths nofth-
at quWtr Of SECTION Nineteen (1sj f3whaip sxty-
even t07), north rsngs SVEN ~ wHst cot.inrg Isl
SECTION ninet-sn fls1 towssLip and range csp-
tsluias Sioo The ssd saie viii te n,sds sub
Jrcs tbs dover ~ Aasica cAmssop, widow o. Jscoo
csB-ror, ceased, therein
The trDs @ii be oae-hs fcash In hand, and one-haif
IN on yer, With pc mt satsv~t per snlnn ,scnred
~ nots sLd moft&Ag oh thu pr iss~ but pnrchss
- nsy, = ~ optiDa. Pey she vhO snsua& u -.
We vim sxscuts deed to the pnt parrh 4ssrs
A. ANDkRS0N.1
q C DsUONk, Referees.
oet0lv A. W HARLAN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

Ottawa Lake, in Waterford, Monroe coun-
ty, Michigan. is about two miles long and .
half mile wide and about forty feet deep when
full in the deepest part II discharges q
large amount of water in the Spring through
lis outlet, which forms north branch OF
t..e ottawa creek AT SyisAna. This lake has
been nearly dry three or four times within
the last thirty years.
At such times whirlpool is seen in the
center, into which cakes OF ice and other
floating articles are drawn and disappear;
and il sou near this whirlpool, voc will hear
the roar Of the WATERFALL In the winter OF
1925, the ice over where the whirlpool IS
when the water is low WAS broken, and cakes
of il thrown on the other ice by air escaping
from below, and the lake settled about five
inches in twelve hours. Samuel Stacy aud
others were on the lake at the time, and
some boys were skating near the very spot
where the bursting up Of the ice occurred.
There is an abundance of fish in the lake,
and some pike have recently been caught
weighing fourteen pounds. The most mystic
rious part Of the mystery is the throwing up
Of the ice. Can any one explain the mys.
terys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

All trains run directly through to New York.
~ oo Miles without change Of Coaches.
nection Nth all Western line, - foI'o~s.
PROM DUHKIRK ARD SALAMANCA
~ Ssw York time iron Uuioa b. pot;
S.AS 4. II. HEW YORK DAY BxRRBsS,
from aaamancs. Dali, (enc-pi sunday !. Ipt-r,~ Z
At Ilorpe,lsvfll- with the 20 m Day Express
finn suYsIo, and arrives New yers 1t 10 ~ p m.
ITO A. u. EXPRESS MAIL, frem Dankirs.
"a. Dolly {.s 81 speiayal stop = salamanca 80 =
- sonus.s. = .s, M, sn ans 1913 ~
20 No. York AZ evA = I'D
AIS r, n. NEW YORK NIGHT NJ.
PRESs, firm Dankirk, Daily iexc~ps -nnda,s }.
rtops ~ rsismsnca IS ., m and arrives IN Nov
York Al II 20 p. "a, connecting Nth Afternoon
Trains ami stesners for so.ton and Nss ksgiand
CtSss.
EROM BuFrALO-s, New York Tire fron D.
pot, cor E1 barge and Mirhigan Street;
$40 A. NJ. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS,
-unix,s .xc-pt-a1 Atrises IN ae~ York 1870
N. Connrc,s 3rps, Bend With D~la~sre, IL. T.
a~ana Western R"ifcai for Phit.deiphis, ssiti
more ard pi I. south
sac A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL, via Avon AID
NV Yo,k NJ fOo. Goenetts NJ Emir. ~ith
William ltrt T. qairt ~ DAD fer hsrrisbmgh,
Phtl eel ,sa. Baftuio e. Washing on ant pciuts
2.so r. NJ. LIGHrSISc ExpREss, Gun.
d-,.sx epte) up. e -eod and water only, aud
arrive In Ne. Yuk 10 n
els p. n. NEW YORK NIGHT Elk
PRESS DAILs n .-cl. IT asn~tissalts eth
tteA15 b train r. IN Dur kirk, -. d srsIv > 10
Nv York at 1880 j. A<so conpscts 1T Emira
for Harrisburg. ~ lsdelpbis nd south
IL 30 r. n. CINCINNATI EXPRESS,
ais.t-xc " subdsyrl Aftises In hrw fotk At
34sp m. G,n, ; 81 0r.st Bent 9Th nSaassr-.
IA tawsnua western Rsitrpsd ana ST xxw RI
with Affirm or, ain. and stAn.rs for Boston and
New Hagiar Crt-s.
osly Oss rsa,s Esf 90 Sunday. leaving BaHaIc ct
6 Is o. m. an r-a hing N-~ sorh Al " sop m.
Boston AMI Sew Eaxiani ps-s~rgsfs, With their Bag
gave ar tran fer. d FIRE Of charge In New York
The bes. venti' late and Most Luxurious eIeepins
Coache- A1-IS he w0Rt ID - accompany al nishi
traius o thus tswAy.
B GAGE Eek ED r II RIO q II
And fare ai,r1ys az hp by any o'her rvst>.
~ Ask fer Tickets Via Erie Railway,
wnc3 can be obtained all Principal Ticket
faess In the West and eossh-Wsst
a. RIDDLE wm.R BARR,
eesi sapt asn'i Paas as1
now