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FROM MISSOURI.
Remo,uI of Gen. Curiis-Enects Of the
Chnnge-Threatsne ned Rebel Outbre"h-
Incidents of Guerrilla Outrnges-Dis-
loyal ,liIitin Uniru-tworthy-s'nt Con-
yention Candidates.
From Our Special Correspondent

''0H' ''' ST. LOUIS, May "a, 1869.
The arrival Of Gen. John NJ. scboheld, the newly
anpointed commander Of this department., brings the
,,esent official career Of Gen. Curtis TO al end.
This change must be viewed, in the present Juncture
Of affairs as exceedingly ill-timed-aside from the
onestion OF ability and efficiency. Gen. Curtis IL
ds,rived Of his command in The midst Of measures
for Kidding the State OF some OF ito most dangerous
inhabitants, and it is Encouraging event that The
Influences which have brought about the appoint
mept. and will surround the headquarters OF MS
ncce,sor are hostile TO this orcible deportation OF
d,.lovsI ritizeps. Uad Ben. Butler been ordered 10
Missouri no word Of fault would ever nave been
uttered. Had HeinthelwaD, Or Hsscsll OF any new
man known ONLY as an energetic military omce,'
mo had no friends TO serve or enemies 10 puhisn
in Ina admin straiion come hither the change wouiu
have been freely acquiesced III. This Ii n0tthe con-
ditiOn ia which Gen Scbofeld assumes coumhh1
here. lie has had souabbles with Gen. HERON hiiu
Gen. Blunt, and will probably mol iofee' no re- 9,
censure passed upon lis management AZ we nenu "
the Army Of the Frontier nor the harsh thipps fi'o
said OF him by former military associh'es. Duiine
bis command Of the district cOmPrlsing inc o.,'o'
pending BalleoRs absence at Cornth, Ten. ocno'
field bad many differences with pubic men Oh quos,
,iOns Of policy. How can be deal out iihphi'Ia,,
justice and serve the Government faithfully no"
His ioyaity In uninpeaehed though hls lenieheS oh
several occasions toward Rebels Is cOndemneu.
Should he steer clear Of Gov. Gamble he may ais
appoint bis enemies; If he Ia wise enough TO pursue
tie Rebels necessarily aud without mercy, he VIII
do the State service; and. iDaly, should W. stnIa
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r---<sz--a..,sl-.zr -1<ssr-


4 HtnoIyI--A lc..er from Lake Providence.
In. give lie following scrsP - 10 -; lie
D., km-as Regiment, OF vi ich | have - A'I be
fore, j. elcsmved near M. one Of the members Of
thai regiment. Arrogant, died m the totniiai tNp
weeks aeo. Auer GcIh li- comrades ti1c were .
ihst thor ,omrluion by ths ride Of whom 1hcy had
marched Aui ionpn. lor ainort two years. VIA t.
woman. lon may ina .iic tudr rufpiise ai he dls-
ooyrry. ! went TO o." lo-pi'h aId -Hw The boy
al,cr 70 was prepared Tor bural lnAdo e'Hne 49,.
.ui leo about be-. See Was OF rather more thau
average ire f1r IA wvu!au. With raiLer strong!
uaik rd feature 90 thai win tie I'D Of mans eiHe
she had quite "a Ilas,uhie COX. Se enlist De the
regiment after LEY went To Ni-souIi, and conse-
qu-uilv they know nothing 81 her early hl-tory'
SHE Irosably served under an assHtaci name. S1e
was iu he battle OF Slul ,Lr.d, Were Gen. Lyon
va killed, and ba- fought 10 "a doEcn battles ana
rkilnlsi,s. She always tu-iulued an eAe, isN
reputation, loth ~ nan end "A soldirr, aud The
men all pax Of her IN terms Of re- Get and at 8
lion. Aho was brave as hon IA battle, and never
Ailchtd from any dut- hardsiis t'at fell 10 nor
lot. She ust have been very shTewd 3" have Ii'ed
IN le p. imrnt hong, aud prcrtrvcd Der secre' ~
well. Poor gal the wH- worthy of better late.
WHO Knows what gnei, trouble, or persecution IN
duccd her To oribrscc such HE :
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1868. THE 1868.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
With its connections, iorms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRox NKwYoRx TO TAX PKisCIrAL WBrkRS Cribs
Seven trains daily from N-wYok to Philadelphia ra
New-Jersey aud Camden ard Ambey Line.
ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURILANDf-Sr.
BY wa Of Phsdephs tue morning Passenger leave New
York tune Other oufes svening passenger
NJ 8 p m, one hour later than other hnes.
BY of Allentown. evening passengers leave at
two hour ate than the Northern lines and by both routes
arrive at the time Nontru u-- Cnicgo and all
points In the NorthWes Cresthne lndisnspos Louisville,
St. Louis Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati, aud ali main
points West, with iewe. changes OF cars
Pittsburgh $50 miles. and New orr to Pittsburgh 40 misa
smoking and Saloon Cars on all trains
Fare B other routes.
Baggage checked through Transfers free.
Secure rekss; Soed cd S s, uss .. 6y r%:6,1a
Accommodation Line. VIII ch sfords comfortable mode 81
travel parties moving westward. at 0ne-hs the u'sI
| Of fare.
By this route ffesh.s Of oil descriptions can %
30 snd fIou any point the RAILROADS. o. ONE
Indiana Illinois. Wisconsin Iowa OF missou v ~
ROAD DltECr 10 any port on the ss"sAo' '' " sns
West By stsamrrs nom Pittsburgh -, O., n. w...A
The rsr. of freight aud from any pont 10 tne wew ~
b Central Rarosd al all times - favorable
- h,. hy OF lei RAILROAD Compenes Merchants and
the transportation OF their Freight to this
Company can rely WITH sToc *
Farmers and Dealers IN Live stock VIII md TINS most sd'
route Cspacious Yards veil wstered and sup
piled with every convenience pave oeen opsasa nns
from Harrisburg Whsle ri De found every for
feeding and resting choice ose[sS Of the rhLADEL-
] l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Ator.H ouss.
No x.tof k.use. aud No. South Williams.
MCDONALD siSoHoFF' E~'iSs,', HBg :.r,.,,...
ENoCH LEWIS General SUPERINTENDENT XEsssA K
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SUPREME CoURr-CIscurr-MAY 2.-Befofe Justis
WELLS


C.udins A. Pssfe agt John Kelly, sheriff.
The plaintiff alleges that he wac, on tue 4,h OF
June 1861 at No. ~ CoUnardt trest H. this city whole
,ae Ia hats Aud straw good trt the defendant
broke the store and carried tue stok aud Furniture
TO the damage Of the ahtf 10 The suipunI OF 1000
d.eudat sets matter oil defence tbai the goods
were taken attachment issued favor Of Richard D
Roberts aud Henry l. Cathel, AGAINST the property OF
ichos. A. D~nBis, tlc Go julius A. Prsse, snd tbs.
a. Rto-ock TO- 74 20 ~ he Suprsu orrt that ts
sock rimed by The TIu'i her property add III eif
po .rssiou a. 40 the the csy Hrder the attachment
The j. stiil oi4.
NJ. Eager q T. Prentice Tor the plaintiff. For the De
f..dani Brown. Hal Vsuierpoel.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

COR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SOUTH.
Il nID sAO HARBOR &c-THREE TRIPS PER
WrEK-Ths steamer DONALDSON, Capt w. ). Havrus.
been Thoroughly rebuilt aud put In order, ~i ior the
Leave Pier No ~ East River Jam-ssip TU E5-
DAY THURSDAY, and SAIU kDAf AFTEkNOONS, az
o'cl,ct; returning leave Sag Harbcr MONDAY. WE'D
NESDAY, aud FRIDAY AFTERNOONS. o. toeloL For
frsi.ht or passage, apply on board OF Of
A. j. RICHARDSON. No 100 Fa,on,t
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Eegal Aoiltes.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of The Surrogate
i Of the County Of New.york. NOTICE II HEhfbf
GIVEN TO al persons having claims s.nst THOMAS j.
DRFN lat. OF city Of Ae~iotk. row deceased TO pre-
sen, t. .sue With vouchers thereof to the subscriber al her
MIA Of residence No twenty .h Csrmnc street In the CITY
of NewYofk before the eleventh DAY OF JuH~ next
Dated New York the I'm day OF Dscember lHcl $500.
hi lavsmo Ths ELIZABETH ). DREW AdministrstTr.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MAS n.
Before ComUi sioneI OSBORN.
~

Before ComUi sioneI OSBORN.
MURDER on THE HIGH sHAs.
Charles Campbell, a g. aUan, wa brought before
the Comssoner tue chs Of nrrd.ripg Jonn Sears. the
second ust@ Of the American s WASN'T on the 10th o
June lest, ii the falkland lsLd, Ne yoJags between
Liverpool aud Csllso
Il .pre.ed by the evidence that the prisoner had been
deed by the mate 60 and h-tsted offering for
anng h, the mate caugs him By the collar spd In tho
scUs vbch eIsued he ssbbed by the prisoner ia
thu region Of the heat nd died IN shout T. mia urs-
Tho iuA;e wss n-s.se Of Cv,enhasep, DeaDnE Tho
p-t.. i a rrTc - ID. .as forhiialns aspsct. ID
Zoe Counsel the scu-.d claim cd tho
had juidcn Of the matter the nationality OF the vessel
not baying been shown
The eIanann wsssdiournp1 until Tbursday u 10 O'clo CT
al. the IitncA0uey produce the Necessary proof
of the bstonslIty OF the vessel
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-~INCRE AsED

IL AC ONMUpAilON.-Ls ave Jsmes-slip and foot OF
Saith Z. r. s n o Grcenport stopping ct all Station
fof JaGacs Mine Jerusalem all staons
cast to Gfeenport For lsip at m. $3.50 and p for
Syoset IL 4:30 aud p. NJ Jamaica aud
llempsead at ~, IL 800, % aud p NJ Sun
day Excuslop rain at 9 IS from 3th-st (stoppns a.
S,son to fsphank, ct excursion rstes rsssrning leaves
YsphAnk CT 2:s5 D. 10.
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COURT CALEspAR-rurnu.r. M., 20

suPRtNI CouET-GESERAL 1ENa-AJJOurnedto
W.lnescny jane 3
SurHEME CoCRT-CIRCUlT-Par l.-Adourned
Tor the Term. Part ii.-Sare u. Tor M.duesdty
SurRENE CoURI--SPEcItL 1ERa.-Nos. ~,
49, $40, ~ 49,. o-
SUPERIOR CouRr- Psr' I.-Nos. i07. ISL, 2'E
ga ,ts. ~, 2.c f.5 aaj atft 1871 tli. q! =. asa
3D. iHt ll-A.i. ids. Ist. - %. Itl, 4'N, l-|I
l.so l5,t 2T28 g. - ? 3.ll go. la0
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BORT Uar0cne' Nollte.
srlTx OF NEp YORK.

STATE OF MA. lOkK
PoErW,aDYS,' UFTicE. No. lot Wsllstb
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
section Of the Act passed April 10. 1887, entitled An
Act 10 xsriis Wsrdsn Ofice III, Port Of New
Yo all PERSONS inter-ated IN. having charge or the
,uh Get such inquiry esanisaton or survey thH
trr follow iug examination by tho Fort
WARDEN, aud tb tie ,ad sa,eys or organizations viii be
completed within ten days succeeding th~ notice %
beard sais vessels; 49, . -, =,
,Dip 30 - X
sim joh,snr " NO. ~ ~ X
Bafa Sna iei ~ " " ~
Brig h-uroios. "
Dng MeTscy. ief no Az r. ~
&. h. BRAMhALL, PTc'iienI
J. AuG's HrRRfaAs. Secretary.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk
FOR Nev.Hceu. :, tEy) lI.O e. M l2l5 Ez),
80 Ell. - $50 and
Fer bu6g, port = Ell lib a. n. la-l5 (EI), 40
tsrl 2 90 5 20 aud .. m.
For Milford aud s rstford 7. i30a $50. s. 30 n.
70. sliE6cd Southport aud Wespor, :. liSo IN %,
; Sop IN. -
-. 40. 80, SIP m.
For D.ren and Green ~ch T. 800 IL 30 g. m. $50, 40
For Stamford. 7.s(Erl $40, IisOam.i l2.l5 (Erl %
Oh 50. 80. $50,
For Port chester mediate stations 10 H.
M ~ 4 81 ) %. 69p
For Port Chester and New Rochelle. Sd N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston va Springfield a. m tEX 2G (EI. J. sp n
Fer Be.tol, via Shore Liae. llI3 (EI D. y. m.
For Hartford and Sphu. field a. IN. lEIl. Hls, 20
Exl p. n. .
For Connecticut River Rslrosd to Montreal tEx
{? ~ and i? Is p m. 10 Northampton
For Hartford Providence AID Fishkill Railroad, n
(ENl l2.la 3. m.
nor New Haven Now London and Stonugton Railroad u
q m. u IS go, p
For Canal Railroad, ~ IS y. M. TO Northampton
For Hou.itonic Railroad, q uI, ~ p. u.
For Nsugatuck Railroad. s .. III 23J y. m.
For Dsnbury and Nofsaik Raliosd. a. IN, 80 ?. m
Comnodious Slceyiug Cars tach.d TO y. m. IIs
JAMES h. HOlr. Superintendent.
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stesme-ChArls. ossood, Dudley Birch, City OF Bath,
AIAoisn. -
steamer, Ellen Terry a. s transport aud s. L. Tl.y
Shp-Beryanuin AJaru,.
B.h.-FlGc Matte Mofals;. Laura. DEns,sits Bsnh,
DouIls. Ne~ -Bfuu.wcs.
bnts-Belle Of the bay, Scotia. Ricardo.
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ALHssAc oo
Sun-Rises..lI3 sets .........1:2 Moon-Seh' i'%o
nth
sandy Hook. l;09 GOV. Island 1884 HsI''Ge'' ''o'
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Memoranda.

TIL. chip Psikheld iI,sm, iron London and Deal April
for st John " Is. with c-rgo valued 81 HBoN has be
the the bay Vi Funny The T. registered
{sd iLns
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NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADFLPHtA AID the SOUTH snd WEST. via JEh-
SLY CITY-MJi and Express Liurs leave New York Il
and 10 a M T. 9. T:O and ll:Ji p. IN Fare - Thronse
b,rssfs checked ATT and 10 AID 100 and lIS0 p m,
"a, ~ .hinston ard Of 7 and q. m. for the West.
w. Woodbury.. Assistant Superintendsne
baggage be received for r,ins unless delivered
and minutes advance OF the time OF leaving
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NETWORK, HARLEM, AND ALBANY
~ EAILROAD.-Traibs will save :6bSt. Depot-For Al
bany 1889 q ~. stopping al NlDismsbrdss. Wti,s
Plans Bedford Croton Falls snd stations Forth 10 Albany
with and Northern RAILROAD Tor Ss atoes
ald oil points 0Tth-wrs Tor Crutou Falls Bl3 for
Whit. Pl.us 8 Is aud 10 a m 80 $40 and p. an
s.ls p % non whiw-.t Dep Tor wlliamsbrdse-sH
Zoe m 2:3 i:le s. 6l5 D. "a. Croton Fs.. VIII aims,
and Wiamsbridge trains ttop all stations For Dover
Pain. o. ulstoppiug Wlte aims aud stations porth
g. Dover. Returning ieayo Albany 1910 M 90 Hnvs
om Chatham 10 Crotoa Falls also Bedford. White Plains.
snd WilismsbhdSc; Dover Pians, 3:4o IN, stopping u
n station. north Of aud White Plans, Crotou Falls,
D NJ; White Plsins 6lo. !. $40 t:ls p.
Wi.m.buige, $50 CToion Falls White Plains, and
Wiiamsbrdxe trains son At 81 s. q u,
John BuRCIIILL Superintendent
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
NAY q


District-A''orney Smith this morning filed a libel
ssln.. the soop Emene Cal turei off aeston ihe Gh
# May last ny the Courier She brought to this port by
Prize Master Stephen T. Davis Hor cargo consists Of -
bales OF cotton.
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CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
- TON. NEW-LoNDoN, S1UNIN0r0N, PROvl-
nENCE NEWPORT TAUNTON, and NEw.BEDF0RD.
The splendid steamers COMMONwEALTh and PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No ID r.. foot of Court
isndt st, daily Except sunday at p ~ m
Freight taken low by any other line ohcs OF Com
peny No. ll5 West.st.. corner o. Conrlsndy1, No A.,
kss.YoTk, March 2, 1863. W. M. EpWAhoo hsonI
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Edward T.. MucDtll, &C., sg. Alexander T..
stswAt Gc.-Ofd-r s-tt
Ciktuil-B-'0re Jnttlce WELLEs.
Oscar New .rL Attuau Achsc Judgment for the
plant q SEE deci.iou with Ci-fk
CHAHBEAf--a r.. rr Ju.tlcc lBDNAHp
L,pperiinus Gray 1t. I.abrla Gfay-Krpou confirmed
aud ll. gm.ni % divorce granted.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trans

ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains.
IL I a. m, Express for Buffalo 80
80 q IN. Milk daily for Otisvils.
10 IA Man 100 puhdlo. .
.pm WAY for Ohsde. Newbargh and Warwtok
So m, Night Express, daily. for Dunkirt Bufsls Roch
e.r Csnsndsgus and principal stations. Trstn Of Sstur
day runs through Buffalo hut docs not run " Dunkk
P'"' CHAs MINOT General Superintendent
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TOR NEWBURGH
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS: .r
The STEAMER MOHAWK leaves foot OF WARKEN-sI'
n, NoNDAY6 and 4 thursdays Of 8 o'clock y. m.
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lieiow.


Bari Traveller tBr,, nOr, Rio J.rsirO. Ahs ~. .
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Il NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
UNgFR ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NAY Is. 1868
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRl

PASSENGER Station in Se~.York corner 27,h,. snd Nhsv
Entrance 1.th 81
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DI CT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART.
IL JaD connecting with Rsilrosd 10 SPRIN0fIELD,
MORT ANTON BELLOWS FALLS. BRATTLE-
BORO, sc. Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Peck-slp
si4 Monday "Wednesday, and Friday. Steamer CITY
OF II 3TFOR0 lssvss Peek Lip as p. N. Tuesday.
THIRST and Saturday.
Tho Of this line frscls's Sound sseamers and ~
comuis I'd ID by compsten, and experienced off ;ers
New NAV rs, 1913
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DOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW


Den Had 5PRihGFIELD--oi EAhBOAr ami RAIL
ROAD CONNECTIONS. - he Coz / ,E&rAL leaves
Pec.p Ebs Ryet daily ~u day exec re st 1913 p IN
NJ 3te Train eay-a the az It n " hlyen % the
sry4 oil beet fer al station. MORT LiNE-Tbs
~ " CITY sye- for New ,van a. II o'ciDcS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-10
GIVEN THAT ON THE lsrr

81 Tue oi ina3hA-
p lesa si, 10 innl.napohs november Term is"s
f'ar"a" company e. A.
NToTlCE Is HFRFBY GIVEN THAT On Tur ls-u
Y sav az I.nn.-x N .ses h.,s~... ,hs b'.,r' 90
len clock In the forenoon aid for elet !, The .f,
noon q aid dsy Al the Cour House IN the CIV AZ ind
anapos County a Marion ana state Of INDIAN. the
dersige the Marshal Of the nited states OF Tie Dsr,t
Aforesaid by virtas Of ceT,ises COW 81 ,hs &c.,
- a. 80 49, y VI sost, III w .,'o,. en''e"
ton and rslic oaery ,s ,oz wi, al :.
ami -vhts 81 the ssn perm and i,d,.n.,ols. F.r.sf
Cornps,Iv to-xi,. =
The c.,u and ,,,,.,,o,,s R.,lro.s v,.,,,,~ -. =
,.ns,s fr,u pen ~ 80 e,.,,~ - No., Ia So. -
,n1ians, through the Counties Of Manu. Howard. Upton,
am,sx ~ -, .,s =, ~ ss.a
# bb m, aid R.lPa,d 80 no s
A. :. ~ 20. az All =. ,o,nps'y ~, o' % ON
20 naen; 80, =, nov y ss'keo or possessed To-
s VIII All me Ana unost ana On eeen ssoe o. ne
- :. ne S.osn arc s<eu =, .as' me ss,a IN
I'm he .v,sr,rne, pv.ss'. o. W. ' 'as,
ins heTeon engine osp'r a.e
and All the ns,san.i nro,, ,,vh, 49,. - ,.se,.:;
therein ~ ~ Ia rps "a 80, -, 80, $3.50,
p.eee ~ Land .x,snnv s,f ~, - an. s..a
ks,a.a ;. ,h ron Nd o - - .hs 40
Rsrasd .caa,,ss =, g. ~ aso,,rss y, 80 c,,,srs
and .. ,s.s az ~ ss ess,a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-10
FOR SALE.
United States MarShalS Sale.
District of Indiana.

DY VIRTUE or A CERTIFIED COPY OF A DECREE
u , and veuditoni eNponas to issued AID directed
by the Clerk Of the United District the
District Of Ineians, will, tire 4th day OF January,
1854 at the Office Of the Treasurer ~ State CITY
of Indianapolis, between the hours O'Clock A. H.
and o'clock NJ OF said day. expose to sale at public
cutlery, TO the highest bidder for cash. siO9 coo Of -
i've per State stock, the numbers Of the Ger
a follows.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-10
MARRIED.

FoRD-sT cLARf-on Saturday evening December
Sch. Mr. FRAscis Tom. Of indianapolis g Miss nLaScH
ST. O-Ase. of Boston. Massachusetts,
Lang life, prosperity. posterity and Happiness attend
our friends Beth young and one = beautiful.
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:
Each certificate will be sold seperstely ard in the or
der above given but ia event will either said Ger.
tcaes be struck OF and sold by for less
Eve per Of the par value thereof Certificates q,
purchase will be by me executed and delivered TO the
pahs which, under and by The terms Of the decree
will .rtte the purchaser have the said certificates 81
stock pgchaed regularly transferred hy the laws Of
Indiana provided. and cerhcsfes issued a. in case
Of regular transfer.
u. q. ROSE, q. $. Marshal
December 4ih. lse3-decs-dtili jsns
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l.Nok TIM ACCOMMODATION 90 rHE Clf,xExs
81 Indianapolis and ths travelling pabilc senst alis
washnston street and ksnineky avenue, oppdkts ~
Bates and Palmer Hotels, under the auspices al sbs
Rsilrosd. ~hsre ckets and ali desired In
fomaliea may be Obtained The traveller
rhs i accommodation which has long bean require
a. Indtsns poliA-
Passengers for ths Vast can procure ticket. Al shl,
ONCE from -
one an Three Dollars Lsss
thar tickets sold Al The Union DEPOT An
For hrcagh Tickets and ell Information please apply
N-T'osres hour. from A. h.'esPx once heurs
sunday from siesP.N P.w. sTRADER,
GeserAl Ticket Agent
JNo q. HENSON, Agent. -. 49,
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lection to premature presentation Of plan BY
the National Executive consists in the danger Of
commitiance in points which could be more safely
left 20 further Developments Care has been
taken TO so shape the document 70 avoid EN-
barrassment from this source. In saying that on
certain terms certain classes will be pardoned,
with their rights restored IL is not said that other
classes on other terms will never be included.
In saying that reconstruction will be accepted
If presented in a specified way. it is not said that
will never he accepted in any other way. The
movements by State actions for emancipatons in
several Of the States not included in the enamel
patton proclamation. are matters OF profound
graduation; and while do not repeat in detail
what have heretofore so earnestly urged upon
this subject my general views and
feelings remain unchanged, and 1 trust
that Congress will omit no fair oppor-
tunity of aiding these important steps to the great
consummaton.
THE WAR POWER THE MAIN RELIANCE
In the midst of other cares, however
important, we must not lose sight Of the
fact that the war power is still main
reliance. To that power alone can we look. yet
for time, 10 give confidence TO the people in
contested regions that the insurgent power will
not again overturn them. Until that confidence
shall be established little can be done anywhere
for what is called reconstruction. Hence our
chiefest care must still be directed 20 our army
and navy, who have thus far borne their harder
part so nobly and so well, and it may be esteemed
fortunate that in giving the greatest efficiency to
their indispensable arms. we do also honorably
encourage the gallant men. from commander to
sentinel, who compose them, and to whom. more
than all others. the world must stand indebted
for the home of freedom disenthralled, regenera-
ted. enlarged and perpetuated
ABRAHAM LIN COLIN.
WASHINGTON, Dec s, 1868.
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NOTICE.
Assumset for SIS SIS.

John C. Terhoth, I
Before Fred Stein, ESQ.,. JuStics
Nicholas Simpson Sof the Peace of Centre Toe nship
-, and Marion County, Ind
DE II KNOWN THAT AN ACTION HAS BEEN
Id brought BY John c. Terfoth against said defend
and the summons returned that Of the defend
ants out of the State OF Ind The said defendant
John simpson, is therefore hereby notified that the hear
ing ofsad is continued until the sth day of Janu
ary A. D. 1884 at O'Clock A. M and that at that tim,
he will SAID complaint be defaued, and the
testimony be heard and adjudged accordingly.
Given under my hand and seal this 5th day Of Deem
Der, 4. d.. 1853.
H. F. STEIN. Justice.
CHARLES CouIoS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
decl0 ltd&w3w
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se.l and efficiency Acknowledgment Justly
includes the Consuls, Who. residing ia Morocco.
Egypt. China and other central countries, are
charged with complications and extraordinary
powers.
TIE TERRITORIES.
The condition OF the several organized terri
tories i generally satisfactory, although the ln-
dian Disturbances in New Mexico have not been
entirely suppressed The mineral resources Of
Colorado. Nevada. Idahoe, New Mexico and
Arizona are uroving far richer than heretofore
understood ! lay before you communications
on this subject from the Governor OF New Mex
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WAN D.
PAIN TING.

EN LONG NO. , EAST NEW YORK STREET OP-
T. P0SIrE University Square, is prepared to do all
kinds of House and sign Painting Grsinng and Glazing
short notice and in the very best style. Persons
wanting work in his line requested TO give him
call. dec5-dly