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YERS PILLS.-Are you sick, fee
"A bic, and complainant AIsyou out Of order,
with your system deranged and your feelings an-
r Thf m o. s
timely use Of the tight remedy. Take AYEk's
purity the blood. and let the aaids move on unoS
structed in health again; They stimaIate me
functions Of the body into vigorous activity purity
disease. A cold settles somewhere In the body,
and deranges its natural functions. These, II not
tsEs EYsRs FILLS and see how directly hsyTs
and p g spparsnt stSis Trivial and eoniaon com
pisint IN many o. the s sna
e eaps sSs% caased BY similar ana
ngsments OF the natural Functions Of ths oodyj
thsg sI s. rapS sna None Who know the Virtue o.
ihesa PILLS will neglect 10 employ them when
sE SSn ssnas asy Bilious Com
plants, Indigestion, Derangement OF the Liver,
Costiveness, Consiipsiiou, Heartburn, RhsumA-
.isp D.G so:s Worms, and Suppression when Ak'n
They ara susAf-ceatsd, 80 that ths mos. sensitive
can take them easily. and they are surely the best
pu hIERRs H AGUE CuRR, FoR TIE SPEEDY AND
CERTAIN CgRE Of iutsrmittsnt Peysr Or Chils
1 Agns Periodical Headache or Bilious HssdAehs,
and Billions Relsrs; indeed for the whole class
~ diseases originating In hillary arrangement,
esused 6y tho iaaixri2 Of missmatie eountries.
Ths remedy has rarely failed 70 cure the seyersss
cases Of ehilfs and fever and thss THIS great a.
vantage over other aqua medicinss, thas Il sab
dues Tie compliant without injury 20 the patient.
Ii contains no qninine or other deielerious sup.
r;ons efsct vhatever. shaking brothers Of The
army and the west, try It, and you wiz sndorss
'n Srsp aS VI G. AYgR CO., Lowell. Ms.
ana sold 81 dealers everyvhefs. oe s-sm
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We arc very glad to hear that many of
our old manufacturers of tobacco arc
making energetic preparations to resume
their business the coming year on nearly
as large scale as obtained previous to the
war.-Lyaclbury Meas, Sd. ,ar
The annual conference Of the Methodist
Protestant Church is in session at Lynch
burg, Nothing Of interest.
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The Conspiracy 10 Hang Jeff. Davis
Arrest or one Of the C0nsptratOrS for
RubOrnnfiOn OF Perjury. 49,

The Conspiracy 10 Hang Jeff. Davis
Arrest or one Of the ConspiratOrS for
SubOrnstiOn Of Perjury. -
We are likely now to have Q revival OF
the excitement growing out Of the arrest of
one Of the conspirators on charge Of su-
formation of perjury In connection with the
conspiracy in question.
Mr.. L. G. Turner, Judge Advocate, War
Department, arrived in this city some days
ago with the necessary papers for the arrest
Of Conoyer, alias Durham, who was said to
he here. The United States detectives at
once went to work, and succeeded yester-
day in tracing ConOver and taking himinto
custody, and he was last evening taken
back to Washington. The official investi-
CATION now going forward there regarding
this scheme is to be continued for the
present. II is said that Conover will at
once be brought to answer before the pro-
per tribunal there for his misdemeanors,
and rumor has it that "persons In high
placesn who deemed 1t for their best in-
terest to show completely on the part OF
jefferson Davis in the assassination Of Pre-
sident Lincoln, by false testimony or other
wise, will find themselves held up to public
gaze in manner they little dream OF.
AFFIDAyITs DUPLICATING CoSOyER.
The following are copies Of the .affidayits
on file against Conover:
Washington City, District Of Columbia,
ss.-William II. Roberts, being duly
sworn, deposes and says: ] am personally
acquainted with man whose assumed
name is Sanford Conover, but whose real
name is Charles A. Durham; and also
personally acquainted with ]. A. Hoare,
who gave his deposition in my presence at
the Office Of the Judge Advocate General
in the city Of Washington, D. c., in the
, assumed name Of William Campbell, on
the 4thday Of November, A. D., 1865, re-
lative TO the assassination Of President
Lincoln and the completely Of Jefferson
Davis and others therein the deposition
then and there made by said IIoare, alias
Campbell, was the recital Of fabricated
statement written out by the said Sanford
Conover, alias Charles A. Durham, and
committed TO memory by said Campbell,
Ghds Hoafc, ct the National Hotel, In
washington City, d. G.. the said Como
! yer, Gttds Durham, fabricated wrote
out-what he desired Campbell, alias
ioare, should swear TO, and Campbell
ssonmittsd tue same 70 memory, partially
~ SAID Conoysr's sssistance and in my
pgeeeneAi and then, hy sai6 Conoyerss
8 prsgWemAnt, said Caphphsil Wani a com-
pany With raid Conovsf ana invsc,T t.es o,.,
! tbs Judge-A dvecala- GcneraI ~ a. ~
q November, A. D, 1875, - ~ M; ~ ~ ~
p6Sitloo, bsins s1ho4Ant my - 49,, 80
htefajly d Feclea lof he fh6rlcstad 49,
rzs6nt written oat b the saids CspOyer. :.
! nlhenGSii IA lhlu1o6tnd ftafHrnsnk -
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BUSINESS CARDS.

COREY & LUBBOCK, CORNER
OTWENTY. FIRST AND DOCK STREETS,
KINDS OF PAPER STOCK. The subscribers
would respectfully inform their friends and the
accoeFSiRRSTEsssksHiP b. The purpose q con.
snd M paS Rsy R "a sn ssss if
PROJECTIONS. SCRAP PAPER. MANILA
ROPE and BAGGING, and everything else apper.
partner. Mr.. COREY, Is we'll known in Rich.
Inond as having been engaged for several years In
was for several years secretary aud treasurer Of
the Franklin Paper Mill Company, and subse:
will be happy to serve the customers OF both
establishments. We have made arrangements with
Hessrs. Robinson b Fairbanks, agents, to furnish
the Manchester Paper Mill with stock, and trust
that gstherers Of stock will see the importance Of
selling It where 1t will be kept at home. Country
dealers and merchants sending us rags, &C., can
rely on prompt remittances in every Instance.
/. "a Ism ii, w, LUBBOCK.
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cuorHNaa alaa'' n /

ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE
- 4,lcLoTHINe d.ea
tE AID rba
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
II Is with great satisfaction that the representative
Of the frat clothing establishment In America
announces the fact that the branch house in
y Richmond has been successfully insu.
guratsd and kindly received by the
RE people; and in this connection he
respectfully informs the pub.
lie that at the new and
fine store
No. 1907 MAIN STREET 3a
he is able 10 present the 4
FASHIONABLE NOVELTIES OF THR SEASON
in those splendid goods whicifare being worn
in the metropolis OF America in
PLAIN AND FANCY BEAVER ovERccATs,
ELEGANT BLACK DRESS SUITS,
(abrlsated after the Partisan modesJ
BUSINESS SUITS,
Tin all colors, styles, and qualitiss,) and
GEHTEEL READY MADE CLOTHING,
equal in all respects to
THE FINEST CUSTOM MADE WORK.
In every department the we'll known and snviable
reputation Of the house of
DEvLIN CO.. OF NEW York.
will be sustained, and our goods win be OF the
best manufacture and very widely different
from the .r
sLoP.sHoP TRASH
which is palmed off upon the public 1t apparently
low prices. while 1t is in realitya
SHAMELESS WASTE OF MONEY
to purchase such clothing, thrown hastily together
and SO lily paid for that 1t seems
PREMIUM UPON STARVATION,
peopling our land with skeletons in the needle
women who are sacrificed in its production.
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
In only the elegance and comfort of the most per-
feet fit Of garments Is the greater advantage
which can offer in this department, and
am able to present
NgssRs. DEvLIN co.'s SAMPLE BOOKS,
and also all those
MOST EXQUISITE PATTERNS
VERY SUPERIOR FABRICS IN GOODS
which can never be found out Of New York city,
and could not be made a part of any ready
made stock, owing to the sparipg and
limited importation, from which my
patrons may select and order
GARMENTS TO BE MADE IN NEW YORK.
FURNISHED IN SIX OR EIGHT DAYS,
in the best style Of that city.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
In this department deem an enunciation unne'
cessary, and will only say shall keepa
FULL AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT.
JOHN S. DEvLIN,
date with Devlin 4 Co.. New York;
1907 MAIN STREET,
opposite Office.
[oc 29-tsl ..# ~.
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- 81 49,:

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILR0AD
v CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.-on ard af''
MONDAY. October LIST, the mail train vii Der.
bstween Richmond and Staunton daily tsaDd'.'
excepted, leaving Richmond at J 30 A. ~
Isav,no staunton on arrival Of mail train from +,
sast. at crop NJ. on MONDAYS, "WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAYS, and leaving Jscks9n,s Ty ,Ti A.
nITs TIE aceommod alton train will be run Z.
t1ssn CharlottesvilIs and Rlchmond on So!'
i,r Charlottesville at A. u and Richmo5' a
ZIP M Freight trains leave Rlchmon. %
TUESDAYS, THtRsDAYs, and SATURDAYS
THROUgH TICKETS to Lexington, HGrts;S
burg. and other points In the Valley, ana o..
nSosninenk points In the southwest, can De- :"
P..na a. tbr oTies. III ID. WHlTC0xb,
80 General supsriD,eni,n
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~ y panE
MOND AND DANvug,
IN RAILR0AD-CHAHGR OF sCHgpTIr NJ
On and sftsf MONDAY, November S. Ia ).
TRAINS on this road Will be run A. follsr. a.
LYECHBUR9 AND DANyILLg AND Wv
C0MMODATf0N PASSENGER TRstxt &C.
Leaves Richmond daily Except Sunday,
at...........:......s. ...................TtsI n
Arrive ri DsnviIie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Leave Danvilie daily tercept Sunday II
Arrive at Richmond at.....r..,..........sHP
Pa. .,ngers for rarmviile, Lynchbrrg
VILE, Nashville, Memphis. New Orleans, ss
Lynehburg, and for all way stations on H. +
side railroad, will take thissra!n '"s'
Ths train stops at all wsy.statiohs S,,x...
Richmond and Danville.
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN GcfyG wEsr
Leaves Richmond daily at......,... 1ppv
Arrives at Danville at..............,... sopv
Arrives ut Greensboro at."......,..n..H HAy
stopping. 70 put down passengers only A. c.
aeld, Powha,an; Ma,,osx, Chula,, Amsl. CSyrr'
VILE, brakes Branch, Roanoke. Boston. gSx '
Ferry. Bsrkesdale, Ringgold, Danvlil4, ana a.
tons west OF Danville
GOING EAST.
Leaves Greensboro inpy
Arrives At Dnnvflie at..,.............,... .gpy
Arrives nj Richmond at...................llA
Stopping only AZ Reidsville, Raain',. psIb,-
Danville, Ringgold, Bo.ton, Roanoke, D,,s.,
Branch, Moherrin, and Chula
Passengers from Richmond for all stations W.,
Of Danville, Charlotte, Columbia, Augusts, NJ
con, Columbus, Atlantis, Montgomery, NOBLE 49,
New Orleans, ria Columbia, will take TIL. tr,l,
THOMAS DODANgAD
no 5-B Superintendent
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VIM KNABE: q CO.,
W .lru,Aorurr.s o, y BY6d
FIRST PREMIUM. GOLD NRDAL.u W.
= ',asnsxASD.x AND n ursieaTF

FIRST PREMIUM. GOLD NRDAL.v XIV
!. ,.,oasSA1D.A AND Il ursIaaTT a04A.
r. '''''""' Pr N o s.. -. uS1
Thea Ipstsuu,snts having bean before the public
for the past thirty years have, upon their excel
lsnes alone: sttsinsd an UrPuncHAsKD PRs-ExI'
xnscs that pronoansss them susqusllsd.i Their
$50. .,, TONI s,~gtksf
combines great power, richness, sweetness, ana
Ans singing quality, - well - great purity OF
int0nation5 and harmoniousnsss Throughout me
entire scale. ThAis TOUCH
u plant and slastas ana y sniirsiy fFss from the
stiffness found in 30 many pianos. which sausss
the performer TO 20 easily tire. In
81 rx,Eo,R aW0RKNAH6HIP1 .{fl8g
fhsy esnpot be sxesllsd. Their action b con.
struskAl With care and attention to every pan
tharein that ehaYaetsYisss the finest msehsnisu.
- buttSe b>st ssasoued nats9ai b usad In thsil
naasfsstass. snl tAsy viii asesot The hard usage
al ths eonesst-room with that Of The psrios upon
a sauslity -uukH eetsd In thtir nsiody; IN Sass
they are sonstrustsa -.
: ! w1oR. non a HIAR@HU9 yDR VIR." .
2 Al or sqsAss Piapos have or psvinpsovss
Grand Beals and The Ag1as Treble. :. =
,3l5ag lyasf J0dUGOQ 3 s01A4DD1xky1ys
aole Assnss Tor ths sals q tAs sleya eelaassted
Yisnss, IA. RI, anm3 xaiA M utnn 1Resess
114hRee4. x. x-sss4ss-k A.-ls.-
.aanEaH LD2f0lG6<TWsatH bora!
!, gsHs 0HSs 3k,feHas = sglsaSGlgs sssesf. -
TO Isisl saw ,ieg1 .! Z 3 s1alaB - sskL
+. 81 ssl'' 8 =
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BREAKFAST SHAWLS.-We have
- now in store twenty cases Of these CHOICE
and sEAsoNABLE ARTICLES, which we are de.
termined to sell at CUSTOMERS OWN PRICES, at
-. .ll J. sTRENBOCK 4 co.'s,
Nos. 1918 and 1916 Main street.
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WARN, COMFORTABLE KNIT
w SKIRTS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN are
selling very rapidly, owing to the very small pro.
ats at which they are sold, at
J. sTEENBOCK 4 CO.'S,
Nos. 1919 and 1915 Main street.
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rHILDREN'S CARRIAGE FAC
" TORY, CORNRR GARY AND FOURTH
STREETS, RICHMOND..The most beautiful pat
terms Of CAILDRKN'B CARRIAGES are mRnuf6c.
tufed, and will be sold At northern prices. IHJ
liberal discount 10 the trade.
Orders nom all parts OF the country promptly
jy ii-n WILLIAM FORBES. Proprietor.
q STAINS
Ii BURY, HOUSE, SIGN, and ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS, have removed to No. -slf FRANKLIN
STREET. between Eighth and Ninth streets, whore
they would be pleased to receive orders for al
work I'm their line, which they promise to execute
In the best manner and ON the lowest terms
nO2-lWx N E14E oil
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STEAMERS.

-
DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
~ POINT, AND ALL LANDINGS q rs1 9
ON JAMEs RlyER.-0n and after 49, -
the TRNTH OF SEPTEMBER the Sz2S'S
slegant steamers ma
JoHSsYLvEsf gR, :. Captain 2. 9, G,fi2Ts ,,
viii leave Ludlam & Watsons wharf palbolii T
cept Sundays, at Q o,eloek A. N, fog CiTi mn
NORFOLK, P0RTsA0UTH, and ALL LANp'"
ON JAMR6 RIVER. m,
Psssengers By these boats win arrive s. ~
Point In Time TO connect with the cars Tor r'"'
burg. 49, uN
Faro to City Point. .......'..''''''""',
Fare to Norfolk, ":.,.......'''''
Fare to Norfolk, second clsss..""''" ."
The oEoR6EANNA leaves Richmond sosVi'
"WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY rurg.
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, ih'~
DAY, and SATURDAY .rrs.
The JOHN sYLvRsTBR leaves Rieamoni luz
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, VERNE
Returning, leaves Norfolk MoNDAf' "Ip'~
DAY, and FRIDAY, 1911,
s"'sH''0' - B. TATUA, Agsti
Ones at steamer, wbin'
]. II. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent, .,,..,
Once corner Fourteenth and ffahsi'"
lk-ts
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ID II. TALLEY, ATTORNEY AT
II. LAW, practices ID the city Of Richmond,
sGanti:: q Hs1fiS 20 cEa
Communicstions addressed b Manchester, Va
viii receive prompt attention. oeA0
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EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN.6M


EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-d U
ny. The splendid new sids.whesi ssI hLgI
HITTERAS, 8. ALBxASDgx COMMAND, ,,sT1sl
MARLa, A. BouHHI commando, isss s.. ia
ever: :y:,y vWHRkbssYE hshb ~ .na ssTbhDly ~,
These SHIPS are entirely new, ana WV
r5SS "a ,s :P;;2RsRs sttSGSNso III
ITTINTIOh are unsurpassed. ,,,,aasa. y
WIN sfi p8t,L As AND a HxLv ,.,.. ,...ls,
s S:. aSI!f q y ne 6o Com
within forty eight hour. n. .r,..
isiI...: is,ii:a ,i e ns: sss : .aS.
frequent q: shipping, . on othsf lines
frsissS or points beyond New York vi s ,SE
.s,sia 800. VIZ s:P inssirsa aa NO
No. % nor6 liver, And The conPsny ,,.. dos ::
49, pieI. Goods FOR these poins can w.
fegYSd without sxpsnss % exposure. q. AZ. o,
Insurance " very low By these sn, spSstiaE ;
S;r sS yyoo Y s Ssa .i1sasd hi. ssi
- roafs fron Virginia. Insurance sss'
ISvssi Issss. when ordered.
A0xNB:
uvIsasroEsil f sps.i 4 SS.'s -. I'f'
sAxuN A1kE i.sao 3D. Virginia.
JOHN \, w ~ 1tte.n. .n. r'''"'''
r.s. WEE ..s.l.. vus.a..
sssissisA' l;s;SSHYEE:;i YRS Z CO.. Ages;
OAss corner Of Cary ana Vhgihis AZ d.
sitA the Tohssso kxshangs. -
<vorHIC ALRIGHT Co0kaiIs.
~ s1cyfs s .yT,s:s si' cSo sakifSe r
con ~ cstly FesonlasnA u 70 ne pa,as sssRs',
desleSs In the South - equal. ana M. "ensrir,
sapsrios e any ss1ss Z, s nal y 4hsss so,s, ;wop
.s isj . 4 ssisSsssS y lssss', WILLIAM "a,
Ssi.r non any pass d the country Iys;ss sISsF
s. 8 L. s-l:l aAoIE Ming
MANUFACTURER AND sAo
-: R,'sts . qsSSse .s' !, sel,.
9. sc 9 49, as. w -.
-. ]. ~. H:Is.l!s q. ~: ~
=. = - S,oasess. M o..ss; ~ % or,
~ ;uAvr RBEQvED NY LA"yss.
Y ~ ~ E6xtS 6f1l1fs stiSstksrs =,
tSS - 80 Z SssaskIa ~ sssss,sii
s :.s's'D'
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J. b. MONTAGUE egs leave to announcsto the
patrons Of the late firm and to the citizens gene.
rally that he will continue the INSURANCE busie
ness In alldts 'brsaches-FiRR, aLIFR. AARINE,
and ACCIDRNT--snd solicits q continuance Of the
patronage 80 literally bestowed on the late hrin.
In retiring from the krm Of MONTAGUE l.
WHITALL, beg leave to Recommend to tho pa
tronags Of my friends my late partner, Mr.. JOHN
H. MONTAGUE. [no2-iwl Z. WHITALL.
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r. sHi1r .t.;.....ss
RICHMOND. FREpERIcKsBrxs, Ayu)
Potomac RAILROAD,
srPBRINTESDRSTs OFFICE,
RICHMOND, November :, l,sg
MPORTANT NOTICE-CHANGP
J. or SCHEDULE.-On and after MOSbAY IL
9Th instant the TRAINS on this road will be o..
as follows:
DAY NAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond daily,
$50 A. NJ, arriving in Washington AZ 3scPG
returning, will arrive IN Richmond at IapPN
NIGHT MAIL TRAIN leaves EIchmoGd daily a,
ii IS p NJ, arriving In Washington at 4. 30 A. "
returning, will arrive In Richmond At $50 AN
SAMUEL RUTH,
no at Superintendent
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE. ti1J -
.-~~~-~--->~e~~~~~~-~~
DISSOLUTION OF C0-PARTNER-
~, SHIP.--The frm Of MONTAGUE 4 WHIT
ALL is this day dissolved by mutual consent. .
The business will be settled BY J. III. AoNTA.
CUE. '@2eg ' ). H: MONTAGUE, 81
X. WHITALL.
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NOTICE TO THE LAD1ES.-We
~ have Just received large and hns assortment
Of Ladies' very fine
CONGRESS and
FRONTAGE CATERS,
which We should be pleased to show our friends
and the public.
Give US call II you wish something really nice,
. PUTNEY & WATTS,
auo corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
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WACH. HERlNl1UEYt OM e. .
CANAL efkiifi.-Ws have on hand, 81 81 Own
Rrsiis. BsToqs &c. SoeiosS Passions, Rccksvsys.
Icp snS AC:LcR gaSStss, yslssy and Ixprsss We
eYeeii1 ma. vcGfnsn1iks kanas9 s1Ain o.
qaxSi5fss, gsgfiss. ke., ID . 6ullz tASn q q.
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HOUsE AND SIGN PAINTING.
uI L. L. MONTAGUE 4 SON,
fIXfl SrkExY, nEfWBBN MAIH AID cARY,
Will be pleased 10 receive orders from their friends
p : = and the public generally for
HOUSE,. SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
IN EVERY STYLE.
Good work guaranteed. Terms moderate.
On t-h d. u. MONTAGUE SON.
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IT ,IINNEMAN, DYER AND SOOUR-
l. ER, Seventh street, between Broad and Grace
DYEiHd, CLEANING, and SECURING, in al y
hnnches. q shot notics. Give NE call and sx-
Agents wanted 10 solicit orders In the country
and In every city Of this State. Address box ~,
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81 s s 8 8 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

ton of It's United States correspond
ence, and also its European correspond
enee, on the subieeio Of the relation ex-
listing between France aud the sforeaaid
country. lala.s
tits rumored that Senior Hidalgo had
arrived from France to tell Macmillan
that Napoleon cannot longer help him,
and that be had better prepare TO resign
the Imperial position. sm.s
MaximiIian expressed his willingness
for the French troops 10 be Withdrawn,
| If the q. Sswould send him troops to
replace them. He also expressed his
williHgness to embrace g favor as It il,
but it was rumored be would soon re-
ceive another million of dolIars from
France, and that be viii make change
in his cabinet soon. sll =
Difficulty between TIE Pope and the
Mexican clergy, on account Of 1.-The
church property coufsaauons, contin>
ues. " "a -
Absut 1000 stand Of arns Coz the I'm
perisIists recently arrived at Vera Cruz
from New York, but being condemned
es unservieeable, were sent back. 3
II ia said that thus for not an acre of
ground has been allotted to emigrants,
except 20 . colony Of sImperias soldiers
discharged from service. a AsH
A few American families, who came
to the country Induced by the address Of
Waist 4 Co, have expended their last
dollar. aad are new ID pitiabIe eondi-
ton. There is land hell by the Gov
ernment, and 10 vast Quantities, but
1t
sad work With the power placedia their
hands, and invited emigration prema-
taEsly. 1t was reported tli&s MaximiI-
ian had recently said in pablo that he
intended to continue the course he had
begun 10 Mexico, and to pursue his des-
tiny. ,ssss M eas s- 81
The court-martisling and execution
Of Republican prisoners By ths Impe
rialisls, and anarchial proceedings
throughout the country continues.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

! AFRIExDLy Ra UNIos. --C Conspicuous
among the visitors on the door of the
Ksn.ncky Senate, on the occasion of the
-expu sion of the Union Senator Baker,
wsre several Confederate officers Prom
inent among them we're John Morgan's
Adjutant, ID Howard Smith. They
seemed &c, take q deep interest in the
proceedings, aud watched curiousIy the
Legislature, engaged in their old work.
wsring against Union meu, the weapons
only being chanRed-ahuss and votes
instead OF powder and ball. And how
they must have laughed in their sleaves
at the taunts and sneera aQainst the
soldiers Of the Union 90 plontifuilv in
obliged in by Conservatives, as thew
stood there the evidence OF the akin. The
endurance, and the bravery OF the bows
in bluet bAAd how highly they must
have thought of the gratitude Of this
same soldiery-abusing Legislature, all
sitting there by virtue of the bayonets Of
these same boys in blue" ssde ~ 9
On the expulsion of Senator Baker,
we are informed, Col Fearcns, the con :
teslarit, received the congratulations OF
ex-Col. Smith. The eex-Coufederate 9TH,
eer was first to welcome his brother to
his coveted and expected seat. And
doubtless their congratulations we're ma.
tusl on the growing success Of the rebel
cause in Kentucky.--F Ff1R4 4fort [ Ky.)
Commonwealth aeess =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

There 10 not an intelligent man or wo-
man in Kentucky, no, not Federal
officer or soldier, who does not know that
there ID not the slightest necessity for
the presence of q single soldier in this
State, any more than in Indiana or
Ohio. - Louisville Courier. \
We think there are many intelligent
men who realize the necessity for the
presence Of Federal soldiers in Ken
tucky, and they are Kentuckiaas to boot
They find that four years service in
the Union army and the successful re-
suit Of their efforts in putting dom trea-
son, has made them 30 odious to their
rebel neighbors, that their quiet and
safety depends upon the presence Of SOL
diers. Where Union men are kicked
out of the Kentucky Legislature for no
other cause than that they are Union
men, we may correctly infer what would
Be the fate Of Union men all over the
Stale, we're returned rebel soldiers and
their sgmpaihizers permittad to do unto
all such as they desire. ses
Asfor the freedmen, they would stand
as little show for justice IN Kentucky
without the protection Of their Bureau
and Federal soldiers, as in Mississippi
or Alabstna.
IL Kentuekisns desire 10 let BY cones
be by gcnes,if it 10 the desire Of recon
structed rebels 70 restore the even har-
mony and good feeling. why are they so
enraged at the sight Of . "bIue coat p
Why do they ay to pieces every time
they meet freedmahg as'li saf