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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

News from Central ana south America.
New YoRk, Oct. 1.-The steamer Arisona, with
Panama dates to the 23d ult., has arrived. She
brings 81, 1871, 148 10 treasure.
An act passed the Legislature looking toward the
separation Of the State from the General Govern.
mont, and formation Of an independent State of
the Isthmus but there appears to be likelihood of
the scheme prevailing and the Government proper.
ty, as far as possible. has been disposed Of, and
heavy forced loans levied; in Short the country 10
in moro unsettled and dsplorable condition than
ever before known.
Don Jose Joaquin Psruz was reelected President
of Chilli.
The port Of Valparaiso will soon be defended by
$50 cannon.
Matters in Peru are progressing favorably, and
President Prado still possesses the confidence Of
the people.
The relation between the allies continue to grow
more friendly.
Business on the coast Is active and cotton grow.
ing Is on the increase.
The return of the Spanish invaders Is looked for,
and the patriotism Of the people has received q
fresh and powerful impulse.
There Is no news Of importance from Central
America.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

PLUM CREEK, NEBRASKA, Oct. The Govern
ment Commissioners have examined and accepted
thirty-avs miles Of the Union Pacific railroad
to-day. This makes two hundred and forty miles
completed.
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General DIX Installed as Naval Omcer.
NEW YoRx, Oct. lien Dix took formal pos.
session of the naval Office this morning. Tho depu.
ties under Mr.. Odell were sworn in and are to re-
main In their places. -'''
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NATIONAL UNION Executive COMMITTEE Rooxs,
No. 400 TWELFTH STREET. J
WAsHIHaroN, August 81, 1896 \

NATIONAL UNION Executive COMMITTEE Rooxs,
No. 400 TWELFTH srREEr.
WARRINGTON August 81, 1861
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

, ~ Es-Pfisoners OF War, Attention i--All
persons at present In the city who served ocers In
the Army or Navy Of the United States, and who were
prisoners In the South during the late war, are
specially Invited to attend meeting TO be held At the
City Hal, on THIS CTussday) EVENING, Oct q at ~
o'clock, for the purpose Of psrfec.ins the organization
Of . War Prisoners Association.
..... ....'s W. P. LAssBLLE,
lr 49,. Late Of o. s. Vols,
100, ... ..... HENRY 8 NowLAN,
r..--. Late MAJ. 18th N. Y. Cavalry,
It, .f For the Committee,
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RICHMOND, Oct. 1.-To.morrow is the day to
which the United States circuit court, Judge I'm.
dsrwood, adjourned but as neither the Judge OF
any Of the officers Of the court have yet arrived,
the impression prevails here that no term Of the
court will DO held until November.
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A New York Government Of,icial In Trouble.
NEW York, Oct. IA subordinate Government
official has been arrested on the charge of losing
$500 in coin, belonging to the Government, by
gaming The gamblers ars to be prosecuted for the
aum
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III SON TAY LOR

BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNRR,
S3+ Psnnsylvsns avenue doors west Of Ninth street.
WAsHIsaros CTR.
AL the new books Of the age received Immediately
upon issue from the press and Tor sale Al publishers
prices.
Imported Stationery and American manufaeture, Of all
grades and variety, at the lowest New YORK prices
Blank Books Of all styles on hand and made" oroer
without loss Of time. ~.
Visiting Cards printed and plates engraved In ne
latest fashion. ,!. y
P.nsr and knysiopss stained TO order. sp2.H
IMPAIRMENT OF TIE IN lNT Il
10 all tphOyn Il may concern:
Application having been made under the act Of June
2sd is6o for reissue Of the land warrants described
herein which are alleged TO have been lost Or de-
sroyed notice hereby given that at the date follow
ing The description Of each warrant new ceruneats or
warrant Of like tenor will 10 issued, no valid ob)ee-
ton shall then appear -. .,
No AS 80, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March adj 1853, In the name Of Tamor Widow Of Felix
benton, and was granted August 1906 December TO-
No s852l for.sO acres issued under the act Of Sop.
TENDER, 1885, In the name Of spencer Wiley, aud WAS
granted April 80, 1851 December "a, 1855
No 2oi4 for 50 acres issued under the act Of March
s. 1885, in the name Of spencer Wiley, sad wa
granted February 10. 1850, December ~ isos'
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Dedication of the New Catholic Church q
10. HIr SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 1.-The new Catholic ohurc
recently erected hero was dedicated yesterday
Bishop Lynch.
The rebuilding of the Cathedral will be pushe
forward.
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Dsstrucsiys CsaAsGrssss~ ~ shs. aaIasana
Penitcntiary.
Louisville, Oct THE tobacco factory, ma
chine shops and the foundry Of che psnitsntiary at
Jefersonvills Indians, were burned this evening.
Hall, Moore Miller, lessess Of the foundry, lost
about $780, /.
The tobacco factory was leased by Mack Sons,
Of Louisville Their loss Is between two and three
hundred thousand dollars. "a ~
The FIRE Is supposed to have been caused by a
convict In the tobacco factory.
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Great Republican victories In Connecticut.
NoBwALk, Conn, Oct. 1.-The Republicans car
ried their ticket for town officers by large ma.
jority.
WEST CORNWALL, Conn, Oct. 1.-The entire
Union Republican ticket was elected in this town
to-day by largely increased majorities.
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New YoRK, Oct. 1.-Geo. II. Goddard, a seces.
sion vigilance committeeman, Of Arkansas, was ar.
rested to-day st the instance Of W. M. Newman, a
Union man, whose property at Camden, Arkansas,
was seized BY Goddard in May, 1851, and turned
over to the rebel government. Several others are
known and are to bs arrested. Goddard's bail was
Fixed At $50, O00 Id. Be-. w.. tai.' ''Is
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! 1T will beseen by the following item,
from the Indianapolis Herald, that the
new Water Works Of that city, are
soon to be commenced It suggests
the inquiry, how long will we remain
Indifferent as to similar improvements
for this city, SO greatly needed?
r INDrANAPoLIs WATER WoRKs.-The pro-
ject Of supplying the city with an abundZ
.ance. Of pure water exhibits a gratifying
progress. Already the preliminary surveys
have been made, and the maps and draw
ings forwarded to New York. Itis intend
edsto construct the main reservoir. on the
summit of Crown Hill, while the receiving;
fiItering, and distributing reservoirs will
be located on the west side Of the river,
just above the Michigan road. The ca
Ipacity of thelreceiving reservoir will be
NJ ,00O, 900 gallons. hial +a{ w ttt1" 81
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THE EVANSVILLE DAILY DECEMBER "a 1866

THERE never was a law so framed
that the ingenuity of bad men could
not evade it, and we are not surprised
that the Constitutional Amendment,
abolishing slavery, has not escaped
evasion. Mr.. ScHENcK offered reso-
luton in the House, few days ago,
to inquire into the reported sale of
colored man at Annapolis, Nd, of
which we published the particulars
recently Mr.. STEVENS also declared
that negroes were sold in Florida.
The resolution was amended to direct
! the Judiciary Committee to report
what legislation is necessary to protect
loyal citizens in the South, and
adopted. 80 4a .bisoq,
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Twill be remembered that the
Land Grant, by Congress, for the es-
adjustment of Agricultural Colleges
was accepted by the State of Indiana,
in 1865. One of the duties of the
Legislature, at its next session, will
be to decide what disposition to make
of the Grant. The general opinion
appears to be in favor of attaching it
to the State. University, and thereby
making them together strong insti-
tuition, when otherwise they may both
be weak and inefficient, if having a
separate existence. This seems to be
the more reasonable disposition to
make of the valuable Grant, and it is
hoped that the Legislature will not
pass the matter over without final ac-
ton. aa4E <eo-a y la 20 yi.a4ta1
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Iiiw sad Shefif's Sale. sina Y

0 Vkk&EOE UE AN EAECUTHON
ID issuedYeut of the office of the Clerk of
The Vanderburgh Circuit Court, IN favor
of Samuel Orr, and against Bernhard Betz
and John Miller, repleVin. BAIL ! will, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of January, 1867,
Betweent the hours of 10 q clock 4. N. and
@ clock p Moi said day, at the door of the
Court House in the city of Evansville, In
diana, offer for sale, at Public Auction, the
Rents and Profits for the term of seven
yearssot the following described Real Es-
3tateptorwit. :8mpW n3fW 1n9EtnS1E
Twenty-Five (22) feet off the, northwest,
or Leet Street side of Lot number eleven,
&lp, in the Lower, OF McGary's Enlarge
fnent of the city OF Evansville, Wander
ibnrgh County Indiana, with a 3ffont on
First Street extending twenty-five i29lfeet
from the northwest corner of said Lot, and.
running back at right angles with First
Street, with Uniform width the, who Ole
depth OF said Lot, to the Alley in the rear
thereof. s~yr
sell, for sum sufficient to satisfy said writ
and costs, I VIII, at the same time and
place, offer for sale the Fee Simple of said
premises. ALEXANDER DARLING,
5s idec24 fgsupJ -Eh h& lSherifV. G.
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD

OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
This company have been having con-
siderable difficulty with. the City
Council of Gihcihnati IN III f reference to
the occupation of portion of the
city wharf and the right of way, which
has resulted in an order on the part
Of The Council requiring the Railroad
Company to remove its track; which
requires some other entrance to the
city. The action of the Council to
say the least Of it, has not been char
aeterized byEA very c3mmendable
spirit Of liberality towards the most
important of ssits lines of cotnmuni.
cation to the West, whence it draws
SO mitch gof its trade The order,
however, will result in a more con-
venient arrangement for the travelling
public, as we understand the o. & NJ.
Company wflfenter the city over track
oftheAtlantic and GreatWestern Rail-
road, and have the use Of the magnifi-
cent depot Of that Company. The Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad has, during
|ahe past year, Been extremely unf6rtu-
mate in the injuries sustained by the
foods and other causes; utlnotwith-
standing all these adverse circumstan-
ces, theroad is in better condition, and
TIE trains are making more regular time
than in, any previous year of its his
tory. This is mainly due to the eff
Gent management ofsits Superinten-
dent, w. D. GRIswoLD, Esq, who has
labored assiduously to keep it in a
good and safe condition.
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Sheriffs Sale =

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF
- Sale issued out of the Office of the
Clerk of the Yanderburghn Circuit Court,
in favor of Elias T.sRuneie, and against E.
g. B. Waldo and Lizzie Waldo, will, ON
SATURDAY, theI 9th day of January, 1867,
Between the no drs. Of 10 d CLOCK a. N. and 4
O'Clock P. NJ, of said day at the door of the
Court House in the city of Evansville, In
diana, offer for sale, at Public Auction the
Rents and Profits for the term of seven
years of the following described Real Es-
tate, to-Wit.: II 81 aVg tTsn ST buGh
Block number twelve, (l2}, lin George
Heinlin's Addition to the, cityIof Evahsr'
vile, in the State of Indiana II
And should said Rents and Profits not
sell for sum sufficient TO satisfy said writ
and costs, will at the same time and
place, offer for sale the fee simple of said
premises.5 ALEXANDERDAR AIRING,
decN Sheriff VIC.
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IF ANDY JOHNSON has any consid-
cradle amount Of truth in his natural
composition, it will be likely to last
him long time, for he uses itcwith
great. economy. He stated in his
Freedmen's Bureau veto; last winter,
that the yearly expenses Of Z the Blu
,rean were $22,0O0OOO. As set down
in General HowARD's Report, the ex-
penses ofnthe ensuing year will not
exceed S., 1893, 600. A slight discrep-
ancy-hardly worth mentioning how
ever. so ssy. esq .seneqo eySa sylss
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n The Madison Courier has beensthe
most violent of the.oppenentsi of Gov
MoRToN's s. election to. the United
States Senate, A correspondent of
the Courier is out in remonstrance
against the course Of that paper and
says. s fFr5tsI .nG4r
Though the Courier and some of the poll
ticians of Jefferson County oppose him, i
am satisfied that nine-tenths of the Union
voters of the county are for him. -. Z
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sTATE FTEMs.

THEODORE TILroN. The New York indie
pendent has the appointments of its chief
editor. Theodore TiltoH, to deliver lectures
in Indiana as follows: Lafayette. Tuesday,
January 18th; Terre. Haute, Wednesday,
January 10Th I; Evansville, Thursday, Jam
nary 17fffl tTfq 81 -8s& .atih fe'ip'f -
Il The Secretary of the Treasury has APP
proved the establishment Of a bonded
warehouse at Indianapolis. - odi lu Fl 4
The first, train on. the Cincinnati and
Connersvil1e Junction Railroad will run
through from Cincinnati to-day. ". 81,
Judge Blair, OF the Common Pleas Court
of Marion County, has decided, in the case
of Stilz rs, Meyer, that National Bank
stock is not subject to taxation. oe
| Major r., Slater has recently been APP
pointed mail agent on the Jeffersonvllle
and Indianapolis Railroad, vice Day, re-
moved. XII. ..t,e.5 ,rlT ,yetf.u n5a
The new fashioned street dress has made
its appearance in some of our cities 1t is
not only comfortable but looks elegant-on
a pretty woman. The most gratifying fea-
ture is the contraction of the cireumfe-
renee. .r3 sf Iasi ith4 III n
A saw-mill located at Grapevine Hollow,
near French Lick, Orange County, ex-.
ploded a few days since, instantly killing
two brothers named Wivinger, andwound-
ing four or five Others. ~ io9 e.
The hotel of Mr.. Sanders, at Lewisville,
Henry. County, was burned on Friday
night last. -...5s .~ 9lf ae
~ fWHEATl-Th extreme cold weather and
hard freezing has, We are informed, in
jured the growing wheat crop badly =,
caD'tbrfqggf Afrrer-q T04 sIu0 Z
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The London stock exchange has, closed
until "Wednesday. = Yf9sl 80 .N
The new French Minister, Monsieur
Berthemy, arrived ON Saturday. So
No further collisions have occurred be-
tween the Paraguans and Brazilians. f
Z The Emperor OF Brazil .emancipated all
his slaves .ys,sEsrftt stGp1nJ ils tath
The u. s.. gunboat Shamokin has reach
ed ssumser with Minister Washburne and
SuItSt On lyOdIus4n ffsagWt4e Lre .FFrI
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ShariR's Sale
.Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF

10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
- Sale issued out of the office of the
Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court
in favor OF George p. Hudspeth, and
against Joseph Porter, i will, on t
SATURDAY, the 10th day of January, 1867,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, at the door of the
Court House in the city of Evansville, In
diana, offer for sale, at Public Auction, the
Rents and Profits for the term of seven
years of the following described Real Es-
tate, to-wit.: Iau. T.
Lots number two and three, q and 81. in
Block number two, ~, in the Northern
the county of Vanderburgh, and State OF
Indiana ..-.-' q t.tf- ,t.4t-nT
And should said Rents and Profits not
sell for sum sufficient to satisfy said writ
and costs, will, at the same lime and
place, offer for sale the Fee simple of said
premises. ALEXANDER A RLING,
dec24 ssfgQsrs o-sl--n hfUShefiff v &.
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s THEsNashMlle. Telegraph warns the
people Of Tennessee against Y ankeet
t'school-marms,,n Yankee preachers,
and Yankee mechanics. 1t took some,
time to open friendly intercourse with
Japan, and we. may hope to succeed
finally at the South f-EoTa 1aaf Il.
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SheeriffYs Sals.ods Is %

H .
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued out of the office of the Clerk of
the, Court of Common Pleas of Wander
burgh County, Indiana, in favor of Joseph
Z Kaiser, and against Charles Wagner and
Daniel Eikins, Twill, onGCie15faTq 9n5
SATURDAY, the 10th day of January, 1867,
Between the hours of 10 clock A. NJ and 4
o'clock p. NJ. of said day, at the door of the
Court House in the city of Evansville In
diana, offer for sale, at Public Auction, the
Rents and Profits for the term of seven
years of the following described Real Es-
tate, to-wit.:
( An that part of Fractional Section'num-
Der fifteen, gQ5l, Town seven, o. Range
eleven, (lIj, beginning at a point twenty
one chains east of the northwest corner of
said section; thence south twenty-five and
Seventy-two one iundredthS chains to the
bayou; thence south seventy-one degrees
east thirteen chains; thence south sixty
degrees east seven and sixty one-hun-
drethS chains; thence north twenty de-
greeS east thirty-six and fifty one-hun-
drethS CHAINS, to the north line of said
section, and from thence along the south
line thirty-on and thirty one-hundreths
chains to the place OF beginning; except
thirty-seven acres of said described Real
Estate off of the west side, being the same
hereto conveyed by Daniel Blkins to James
Bundy. RU'sE ~i'
And should said Rents and Profits not
sell for sum sufficient to satisfy said writ
and costs, I will, at the same time and
place, offer for sale the Fee Simple of said
premises. ALEXANDER DAZZLING.
~. decA q It'll ". 20 ~ Sheriff VIC
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DIED.

HUNNELL-In this city. of cancer. on
Sunday night at II o'clock, December sd,
Mrs. MARY, consort of VIM Hunnell, aged
81 years and 20 days. -, - -
The funeral will take place on Tuesday,
25th,, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, from the family
residence on Chandler Street, between,
Fourth and Fifth. The friends of the
family will please attend without further
notice wv
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] VIZ publish a letter this morning
from Wabash College We notice by
the JOgder of, Exercises, that LUKE
WooD, of Evansville. was opesof. the
speakers at ! the Exhibition Of the
Junior Class. i.s sS \ ), q 49, -
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nrvTa %@ne@neennn11aaaaaaa.aa..s..@@ p
The Snmters 6. g. Nesos has the
following: T.. ID ssa,io ssssa1ssW q q
= spoke, we not truly then when we
II she I Il t. sstatss senate one,aavg
last week, the grave and pedant. the,dainty
and pertn1ned sumlne or same sumner
sess6 9r Sann enee naa a,sIln
them inflicted by the hand Of . south
Carolina gentleman, I'M punishment tor
an tns4. sras naa ,Dsen olereo 70 ms
trusted senatorlintrodnced bin having
for its object the immediate abolition of
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IA Qua Cincinnati Z 0Imnmerciaf l ietter,
this morning, will be found interest
ng to provision and produce dealers.
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ROARDING.

HRTVATE few youn
gentlemen of good moral characte
ca n get Day Board with Mrs. u r. Reeve
on Second Street, next to the Vine Stree
Presbyterian Church. For particulars, az
ply to al lnlaH bnn sinF9 u X. REEN ES.
Call at the house.
nov3 d3m lin
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

TEN BRITISH REGIMENTS To BE SENT TO CANADA
CROPS.
Special Di,psch to Tie ~ Y. Tribune.
OTAWl q. W. Thursday, August so 1896
The semofcal paper her avs il has information that
the force to come to Canada is 10 regiments and that
largely planted in Canada East this year IL pays better
than grain or roots The relief of the 1000 the Niagara
every eight DAYS will cost Canada large sum for trans
poratio the end Of SIX months, the time the crops
may be kept on the frontier
THE LAMIaAYDE CONCENTRATIONS TO RRCkIvR
The FENIANs.
Special Di,paeh to tbs ~ /. Tribune.
OTTAWA Thursday. Aug 20 1875.
In the Lamande case the Judge takes the POSITION thas
the ofense did amount 20 forgery and therefore tho
case was tor extradon. The executive Ieles on
the fact the oense that OF forgery and therefore,
that the under the operation Of the treaty AL
the judges are said 90 agree with their conirere.
extra wire is % be put up the telegraph hne rem
here Prescott ad wire s 10 be run out NON the easP
AZ rhorad % the main hEe 20 give the military force -
the fret point direct COtanlncat on Win Hamilton, To-
rono &c. ~ far no steps taken 10 meet toe FsIh1s
all miei go well, bat the force In the beid shs
blnglng WI begin
THs MEANS OF DEFENSE.
s2ssl psa,sb to .a' y Inssls ,,,., A.. n ,s,s
Tne 1reslion 81 defense yans the Feniaps leading
t. Broune is editor demands tie placing Of the whole
volunteer force Ia active service. The volunteers
in camps placed der rigid discipline and are not oil.
lowed 70 ireak In the ranks.
They treated the regulars No bad yet
arrived rom England bat large quantities have been cent
stands Of kind Tie Daily Telegraph rays sar-
castcay that from the great popularity Of the Donner.
venton policy in England, the Eenians and ourseivesw
have to fight IL out alone.