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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28
Measures of ReconstructIon.

Hon. WM. BIGLER, of Pennsylvania, closes
letter addressed to the conservatives of that State
as follows:
Ii may he asked what reason | have for the
assertion that the overthrow of the abolitonists
in the North will be followed by the downfall OF
JEFF Davis and his party in the SOUTH In an
swer, point TO the unmistakable signs in the
shape OF the resolutions of public meetings in
North Carolina and similar indications in Louis
lana and Tennessee, and elsewhere; but above
all. 20 the bitter denunciations which the Rich
mond Enquirer and other radical papers bestow
upon class of men whom they call ''reconstruc-
tionists' Indeed there is enough to Ne gathered
from these things to satisfy any one that there
is a powerful party in the revolted States
looking to the restoration of the Union, and pre-
pared To avail themselves of any new ground
that would relieve their personal honor and Sc
cure them in their rights and dig:ities from the
Union. Mr. Lincoln's great error from the be
ginning has been in not cherishing this feeling
The mpolicv of his measures literally drove
those men into the ranks of the secessionists 1t
wsuld seem. therefore. TO be necessary for all
men who really seek tn re establish and maintain
the Union. to unite, regardless of past party
identity, ia favor of radical change of policy
in the Management of our national troubles.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28

In bis speech at Lancaster. the other day. -
reported in the Cincinnati Commercial JONI
BRoreH said
slavery must be put down. rooted out. If
everS sic has ta he made widow. and every
child 20 be made fstherleSs
A contemporary saws: "JoHS 3RouGH Is the
repre- sentative Of Ohio fanatics and l. elected TO
the high Office Of Governor. The above Is liz
ersl veil forcible expression OF their purpo-
scs a. 10 everybody but themselves. They want
To WELD the whole power OF the State and Fed
eral Governments in order TO force every man
but themselves into the LIscLLs slaughter pen.
until 'ev, ~ wife il made a widow and every
child faiherless.' except the wives and children
Of those who can pay three hundred dollars
whoever adrsfi is orderedl They stay at home.
talk about loyalty, aud make money. and have
al the three hundred Communication OF Themselves
and the rs~t of mankind come back into their
purses in prvfts on contracts and Officer, except
so ias as 1, il expended 10 pay for making ne
groes free. Every man who wants this IN go
on in this State. will vote the Abolition Republi-
can ticket
ia Ohio. not the people. but the patronage OF
the Administration. have seemed to endorse this
policy. although the abolition organs seem to be
in doubt whether the election endorses anything
or notbingl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28
The Prociamation-Iss ..Effects. {,

The National IuteIligencer closes admirable
com1ent upon Mr. CHssE's reference Gin late
speech ia Ohio tn the Emancipation ProcIama-
ton and its effects, by the following very iOrcible
proposition:
And. in order that the dialecticians who are
anxisals TO try their hands in suhstantating the
proposition advanced by Mr.. Chase in behalf of
the efficacy OF the proclamation may argue to
some definite purpose and not waste their logic
irrelevant issue. growing out of the opera
tions of military force, We submit TO their con-
siderstion the iollo~ing theses. which exhaust
the conditions Of the problem and give precision
To the question:
slavery WAS every where destroyed by the hos
tile presence of our armies before the procama
ton issued;
Slavery Is everywhere DESTROYED by the hos
tile presence Of our armies since the prOclama
ton has been issued;
Required to prove that it is the proclamation
which destroys slavery.
And again:
1.-THE hostile presence Of military force where
the proclamation does not apply Gas in New Or
leans. tor instance,) produces the destruction of
slavery;
Where the proclamation d0ss apply. but
where there Is no hostile presence of our military
forces (as in Alabama) slavery remains unds-
turbed;
Required to prove that it is the proclamation
which damages slavery"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28
Important Decision I'm New Hamp.
shire on the Currency.

The Concord N II Patriot reports that
Chief Justice Bell. of the Supreme Court OF New
Hampshire. decides. IN the case OF John II
George vs. The City Of Concord. that United
States "greenbacks" are not legal tender The
plaintiff held the citys notes for 81 600 for which
Unitei States notes we're rendered and refused.
and suit brought 10 recover the deot whirh
action has been Tor the present decided a. above
The case goes 10 the iull bench.
We believe that Chief Justice Bel j. Reput-
Hcan judge Seden. of the New York Court Of
Appeals. now the Republican candijate Tor re-
election ms given similar ODinion The
full court, however, was the other way in opinion
-TCincinnau Enquirer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28
SHARP work among Sharpers.

The Teue Hau,e Democrat say.:
For two weeks past. one James VI Gregg.
assisted by two other artists, have been in this
city plaving y sharp game They Represented
to tho,e whom they invegei into the scheme.
Issue tire i>ury nore-" and were Offering il al
domicile Il TIE Buutin. Clarke and Dtvis Ho.
tels. They would pick NJ customer ant send
him 20 the Clarke House, where he WIS shown
to the room of the sharper. He would then
hand over al hundred. ard after Il
tanned Ia toe AL right the generator would
place II ia an envelope, aud then direc; it To
Capt Frazier, Indianapolis The nexi step vas
10 write a letter OF Recommendation % Frazier with
the package of mOnev, telling the party purchls-
ng TO 90 over to INDIANAPOLIS aud see FIR zier.
and he would give him the three IL usaud Now
for the shtrp practire While the party was SIT
ting there the operator wouii turn 10 his table
for the sealing wax and while thus turned would
skill ully slip the money package under some
pipers take another envelope alreul addressed
and filed with old newspaper, seal it IN. hand il
would post off on the first train 70 hud Frazier
On arriving he would soon find the trick and rs
il was - sharp. and he 50 badly sold would say
nothing about IT, Several OF orr citizens have
been bought cheap by these chaps. Deputy
Mars Al Sibley got wind OF the afi air. and by per
severance has succeeded in nsbbng all three of
them and they are now in jill Gregg has
been bound over in 81 ono bonds. We presume
the ..over-issue" game is blocked for the pres
ent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28
From TIE Albany Argus, Oct II
PKONUNCIAuENI0
The Union Men OF 1901 for the De.
mocracy OF 1903.

We Law before our readers an important politi-
cal paper. which will have no little influence upon
public opinion-the address Of the Democrats
Who in ls6l took part in the Union movement
ION a no party btsis.) and who are compelled bv
the excess into which Aboliiioni~m has driven
that movement, 10 fall back into the hands OF The
Democracy.
AS two wears ago they saw we appealed to
the conservative masses TO unfe with u.s. IN our
effort 20 save the country. we invoke them now
10 nterpose with Us in defense Of constitutional
liberty and the cause of the Union at the North"
without such a party the Democracy stand
ing by the Constitution" they argue. and Justly
There can be no Union party NJ the SOUTH" IL
is 20 the Democracy Of New York that the ewes
of the Union men-the Bramlettes and Guthries.
Of Kentucky. an their associates OF Tennessee
aud North Ctrolina-are now turned
The names appended 20 the address are of no
little authority and influence They gave what
ever life il had to the movement Of 1851 Their
influence will turn the scale on the side of demo
cracs az this crisis Hon. Lemuel Stetson has
represented his county in the State Legislature.
in Congress. and in the Consti' urionsl Conven-
ton. John b. Hekin and VIM. A. Dner have
also represented their constituencies in Congress.
Messrs Fulton and Penfeld nave been repeatedly
chosen to the Legislature Judge Lewis OF
Yates, and NJ ). Myers of C,vuga. are represent
alive men: as are Finlav NJ KIM of Ououdaga.
and Hiram Perry of ALBANY. O,key Hill and
Gen ID A Ogden are already on the stump
Abraham b TapDan. of Westchester was on the
State ticket of the Union men of 1861 and WAS
elected Inspector of State Prisons by over one
hundred thousand majority. When such men
speak. the people listen.
We copy the address below:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28
From the Lafayette Journal
Valuable Army Statistics.

We have received the following from an
officer in the army IL will be found inter
esting:
According to the "Oflical Armv Reporter for
1863" the regular army of the United Stltes
consists of >. sos commissioned officers and 4n.
600 enlisted men making an aggregate Of AZ 365
OF the commissioned officers there are FIVE Major
Generals and fifteen Brigader Generals. O.
Colonies. - Lieutenant Colonels 2l3 Motors, 33
Aides-de-camp. 67l Captains. 30 Adutants. 30
Regmental Quarterma>ters 6J5 First Lieuten-
ants. and 500 Second Lieutenants
The Register shows 60 Major Generals of
volunteers. appointed from the States as fol-
lows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28

"ARrNus WARD" in late lecture. beau,.
iai'y sets of those who vote TO sustain the war.
but Will take no hand personally to sustain L.
He SAYS:
Il have already givei. two cousins 10 the war,
! siAnd Feidy 10 saorihss nv wife's brother.
rnther n nos see the re6elyun krusht And if
wuss 10 comes 10 wuss. III shed everv d-a. os
blud my able bodied relations has cot. 10 prose
koot the war
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28

CuL FoR MoRE MEN--THREr HUxpxEp
THousAxD WANTED Another procls nation hrs
been issued nv President Lincoln calling Tor 800
OOO men What has become Of the $40 OaO
men furnished by the country. he does not deirn
q tell Us IL j. estimated that the available
Union force now ia the field or ia camp does not
exceed 500 600 men. What has become of the
other 900 900 men We trust that shen Con
gress meets next December a resolution will be
adopted calling upon the Secretary OF War and
the Secretary Of the Treasury for definite in
formation IN regard TO the expenditure OF blood
and treasure within the past two years and
halt
ssvsr. since the world began. was such war
wsgei. or such lavish expenditure of human life
Witnessed i Metropolitan Record
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28

Thus, nearly two millions of men have been
called out. making number equal To about two
thirds the total vote cast in 1861 for President IN
the Northern or free States. The men who have
gone into the service under these several calls.
Constitute. or did constitute. the flower of the
country--men ia the hrst promise. or in the
PRIME ct we'll developed and glorious manhood
But large portion of those who have gone into
the head IN obedience TO these repeated calls
how large portion one can tell-have been
lost TO their friends, the country and the world
forever
And for what has this great waste of life been
madeI Echo answers. Tor what? Are we 10
have restored Union, and the return of order.
peace and harmony. as of oldg There Is, under
the present radical policy that conducts the war.
no prospect of this but OF dsunion. anarchy and
intermInable war ani blooi~hed instead. That
policy Is to overrun territory, exterminate the
white inhabitants, but not To restore single
foot OF soil to the Union we had before the
Nothing has been really accomplished in
that direction by all the waste OF human life
that has already been made. and nothing will be
by the INSCRIPTIONS dsunion radical party now
in power.-lOhio Statesman
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28
The lnl0m.

We will not have the Union as il was, saw the
Republican party. We will have il without
slavery-the institution must be abolished. The
properly Of slave holders is to be destroyed their
lands confsc~ted. and special arrangements
made for selling their plantations to negroes.
established by bayonets--,hey propose nothing
else-:not even an amnesty to the people of re-
turnisg States IL offered. What sort Of Union
are Ne TO havef A Union of force2 Union
under a centralized government. which dictates
terms to States and disposes Of State institutions
at PLEASURE Il this the sort OF Union We are
promlsed? u IS of the Austrian kind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28
lFrom the Warrington oorrsP 1ndence Chicago Tribune
Tone Of Morality at Washington.


The tone OF morality here j. considerably
lower than it ever has been before This Is adj
mi,ted ON all hands. aud can be proved. rather
needs no proof. FOR the air Ia heavy with public
and private guilt A lev years ago a high Aus
TRAN Official. whose populations were discovered.
applied the lancet 10 his own veins. and another
similarly situated hanged himself. There Is no
such sense of shame here. Any Coroner's jury
in Washington would find verdict OF insanity
tor such conduct, and the verdict would be &C
cented in good faith The Souiherners. "a a
class. hid very nice OF honor so far AS the
public treasury - concerned Floyd was an ex-
ceniion-dmost solitary exception-to the rule
When ihey held the POWER here there was com
parativey little thieving. and when any was dis
covered 1t was promptly exposed aud denounced.
There has been change. dreadful change, for
the worse
The frauds. and the attempted frauds. in the
treasury. in one channel and another. come so
fact and from such unexpected quarters. that one
il be~ilderei IN contemplating them. Yet nobody
has been brought TO justice. and nobody seems TO
think il 'ssible that anyb Ddy should be brought
10 justice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28
MEDICAL.
How to Keep in Good Health,
What is the Cause of Disease.
r.,nr pnruARY Cause oE EyYRY nIsEAsE rnA

TryUE PRIMARY CAUSE OF EVERY DISEASE THAT
flesh = heir tois inpuriy Of the blood. The blood
become impure from many causes Impure air change
Of we.fh~r hole.cme feod and exposure among
the principal II mpuriiy Of the blood fhe ssmp
toms odd headae be. coafg~ed thoughts.
dull aud heav, drowsnesS. constipation Of TIC ow-s
bed taste in the uoufh foul tongue liver complan's,
pains the back and legs loss Of appetite, sieepess
nishtS collie cramp pain aud ghtness 81 the chest heart
burn govt AID rhsuma m, pukng and purging, calls
and less accompanying these. and long
train % troublesome and dangerous affections, al 81
which nav be prevented cured By taking few d@>es
Of Dr. STRfCKLAND'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING AMI
BILIOUS PILLS They will purify the blood and put the
stomach bowels ard liver IN healthy condition They
are rartcuary suitable for chronic and nervous de
eases. Every family and every soldier should Keep q
sunni, Of thrse Pills. many siSeases are obvaied oy
their use They are mid and safe medi inc and can be
taken Al any time without Danger Of taking cold
by all Druggist cent TO any part on rccriot o.
q cents and stamped envelop, addressed Dr. sTkCh-
LAND, 6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28
The Quota OF troops 10 be RAISED
Under the New Call.

The New York Journal of Commerce of Friday
SAYS:
The work OF apportoning the number of troops
10 be raised under the late call of the President
among the several States and the District of
Columbia. has begun NJ the office OF the Provost
VI arshsl General The States thus far arTOr
tored, ami the number Of men to be raised by
each. is as follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28
COOGH NO MORE.
Try StrickIa a DIS FIellinuOus
Cough Balsam,

This the AMI cheapest remedy for CuEhs Colds.
HoarseneSs, Asthma, whoopinc Cough and Consumption
Everybody who has tried this excellent Balsam enihusi-
asticaiy recommend IT, Mrs.. Mitchell. karr street Gin
cinnati. says she hs heen fearful sufferer with cough
for many NearS bad be able walk up
She Of this BaIsam and has been better
ever since and advises all who have Coughs Colds aud
Asthma 10 try this valuable Cough Balssm. Fifty cents
per bottle Sold by all Druggists, and manufactured al
s East Fourth street. Cincinnati. &C 2-dSwly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28

ST Y The funeral OF Mrs o. SrosE will take
place this afternoon, three O'Clock, from the residence
of her father Daniel Thayer No las East Market street.
Services by Rev. w. c. Brooks Of Orforc, Ohio. The
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28
The Number of Wen called out for
the Army.

The number of fighting men called out from
the Northern or Loyal States" under the adj
minisSration of President LINCOLN, may be briefly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28

cH-Gen WILCOX. formerly IA command OF the
District OF Indiana. nov commands the post ~
Cumberland Gap.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28
MAR RED.

RIsLEY-yOORHEES-on thur day, the 18th inst.
the residence Of the brides father in Founs ain
ty, Indiana. by Rev p Bede Oconner, JOHN r. RslEy
Of rerre Hau e. to Miss May c. vooRnEEs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-28

4 THE AMRRlC- Y DIsPEYsARY WE TREAT By
n a method and with the happieSi results. Pro
ksEs TERI, calling 81 the womb, LdncernoR Jzcer
fioH, LNch rrhei. vhtes.) q mary and all other dis
which the 1nericdss F.Ha0le j. p-oulsrii.
liable Send three dOias and receive By express
the doctors Female >y7iR0es This instrument should
Be used by every in the land for purpose u
Gle Tlia>ss. COMFORT Ae0hh. DE free receipt
OF stamp copy q our Private Letter 20 Married LADIES'
on health. fc Tue Doctor ceis5r,tf.d Female PHs
fresh from The DspeHsaTy are -e7y 9oc IN simple dis
eases, irregulaTfes. DE Price 81. nj by mail.
AZ the AnasricdH Dispeassyv We a-o treat. uifhOtf
mercury. and With never failing leneridi.
what the quacks call prir1ts scre ci~ase~. ya7s
IN al its stages, Goaorrhea, elect structure Hyirocele
Crcocee, ysrcocele. Caroceie. sTermstorhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, In
potency, and effects q self-abu~e- The ssf sx are
treated Of in private letter, which send free on
receipt Of stamp.
he experience Of the Surgeon in charge Of this de
partmenf Of the best Hospitals Europe and in
New York City, enables him 20 treat patients scentfcs
IL AMI restore them speedily.
Those living distance communicate by letter
I'D be treated AZ their homes. In urgent send Is
or sln and receive . cines.
ConSutAtios free and confidential. Room No 14s.
East " a~hington Street, indianapolis. r. a. Box 1854
a.rs dly-wl2t lam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

TnEAsrEgts OYuos lA0rroGY, Jlno IS lnc3
GALE or STATE BONDS.--Scalei PrUpO-
for purchase ~ 81 O9p 90 OF tho Bonis t1e
STATE Of COuEoccu vii 10 rrcoNed A. tho oliao 81 tho
Treasurer Ia il4it0Td ua tho itb dag jane. 1903
oor .si proposes viii b. opened IN the u
Ldd cho0se - stiond aud tho boni awarded
tie 81 pea biGsr.
Zach PROPOSE must bs accompanied win cerhcse Of
deposit orrd check any lovant bark IN this states OF
unnsctieut Msssschusstts OF tho Cy II New OH
oqu. pei tho An0uut Ot A. lie
routy ,f the faithful 'uHlcul VI the hid ssd fotuTaed
the a their order.
PROVIDED that hid he aeespsd at les than tue
Pas OF hs bonds. snd full payment IN iunds current IA
New foIk ard boston will be requod within I've dnys after
notice Of acceptance.
Ths bend. dated January 1879 and psyshe Va twenty
ysus dso al tho ITrlaufors Unloo Win Itt cent
coupons aaohrd a. "a. place Ia Januay ADD
JsT Of spon year.
The Of no above BoBs "a authorized bf ac' of tho
tsnera ASonbiy psssAd a. thar special rosou, 80 becs
boz loo. AMI he isGe sod osd u te state 10 pledged to
tLof rode pGloB. GABRIEL w. COR
hllts TleA.nfcf. :
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goyariners!|lp aoiires.

HLRTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTEER'
Y sniP-r0s i. 20 ceTif7 ths, we. ~ho.e names ra
severely uud.ss,psd desirous OF forming Liaises
PsT'u-r.hip add,
sLip i, 20 20 conducted JLkpAL, AE4Loo0 -
COMPANY.
sd To,, the T-r.rsl nature Of the business intsndee
% he ,r,a.scteJ by snch Partnership ns BOY ins and seng
ofC,rp,ra'@ Ste'-. q Govern urrt Securities
Tkva! go. OF al Toe e'ssta ssd special psrs
n.r ~ .dl CoPi ise,sip are g i9oss apyIsVN "
JsPoNR n $50 HLLIDGG. ADDISON q. JEROME
n. JoaSA COSDlr HENRY FltCd. snd GEORGE ".
Spk yALiN Tral TIE said John Kellogg Asdson g. -.
ro... ieior y,dn A. Cond. snd Ss rse W'er vAlin al
80 - p'.c.s 4 :..isst b. tie ty, togn'v md os
81 Sey.Y,k r.S seprv Fitch wbose re.idsnes is In the
Town Of *, rsn County adson asd State Of
M r. sbo.. glscs VI residence Is tie CJ o. Ne"ies
81. tii, IL specs pNiarr
Foyyta hs, the Of capital which ipe ssd 'p~rs
pa tner Dc. tho stock Of the ead fes
r.f,sie 10 %. ugnGrsd TIou,ard Dollars. -
ktifA. .b.t tr eI9d a. ~Llc the said Ptrtnersnip
the hrst DAY OF Jane, oGe shoosand esat
huaar- and .xtyhr-e AID he fssa a. which said rrs
usr.hp 20 is'urs- 10 tr thhty nfst Gag OF May ess
toou,.na ifht huusr-i soa siSty-'ix
Assiine.. out hand tgs sutyeyeEh eAy Of May sss
thousAaa sisGt hnacfod nd sky NEE -.
ADDISON % JEROME junior.
John a. CONDLr,
HENRY fITCH-
GEORGE w. YER VAIN,
General Pataeo.
ADDISON o. JEROME. snior.
sgsciA PartEsf
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fost nno fouu0.

/ OST-On tho train from tho West, on tho
~ morning ofthe ieh mot between Ie Fals and Cteen
Bash, POHIE-fiOHhAik eontslgn. cut 400. Any
finding above i1 he hDersiy rewarded 10y eryAd
ng 1t TO Nj CLARK, proprietor o. ITO EIgycgG uoa's,
NewYork City. '' y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25
IJrofeselonnl Noiireg.

CHApLES S. SPENCER. Attorney md
~ Counselor - Law. Pacorsn Advocate n a. Court.
20 81" Bioslwey k,r"fo-t Nsdfrrcs--|o ~ L01lon
Terrace. Nest 2Ii.si. theipssn Jth and IOth-svs.l
4 AW BUSINESS. Il take good cases aud haze
4 DO fee II MOI succeed. 81 HUWES, Ail0Ine Co.D-
l,loI AMI Notary Pubhs Nv. u Sassaa'sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

AIR THEO L. MORAN this day retire.
VI nom -. tfu. 81 MORAN bkoThERs.
Ass-fsfk, Jgus J. l5ol
TIE underlined have Ills cs entered into cepntueuhj
FOR TIE ygfpe.s si tgaisacsiDk bAhhiNo snd SiOt5
COMMISSION BUSINESS, audeT the hrm Of hohAN
CRANE Co.. - No. - Nisl s., lof tie rgrehs,o ss'
sale Of OoysssmsL. Securities Bonds otoess So'a, ~
Iouuetc.sl p.Ye. THEO. I. MORAN,
Late Of tie frrn Of Moran brothert
A. u. CRANE.
or the hin VI DAssoc II CEsnA
VA r. GOULD jr,
or the New fora Stock ExchsssA
wew.York, Juns l. 1863
Tia arm q DAWSON 4 CRANE continues its bu.nsS
ru,i aug l. when By o. ihe death Of Mr. JOHN
DAWSON t VIII expire by u, OWE Limitation.