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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ffyHE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR OF "
estate Of Michael Bowers, late Of Marion County, In
diana, deceased, viii sell at public sale. ON Tuesday, the
Both inst, at the late reSiderce OF said decedent. in Pike
Township, County and State aforesaid, the following de-
scribed personal property to-wit:
One Reaper Threshing Machine, Grabbing scythes,
Cross Cut Saw Barrels, Iron, Trough and other articles
too tedious 10 mention.
Sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock Of said day
TERMS oF SALE-Al sums Of 80 and under TO be paid
In cash, and al sums over 50 a credit Of twelve months
will be given, the purchaser or purchasers giving their
note with good security, waving relief from valuation and
appraiSement laws, bearing interest from date.
DANIEL MEYERS,
junet5-3tw b. Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22
patrlo,tc LETTER of ritz John Porter.

Patriotic Letter of Fitz John Porter.
The Democracy of Newark, New JERSEY, re-
Gently sent a letter to Fitz john Porter to attend
and address a Vallandigham meeting at that
place. to which Gen. Porter replied as follows.
NEW YoRK. May %. 1863.
SIR: | am honored by the invitation of your
association To be present ut New York, on Satur
day the Both inst. and to address the conserva-
tive people then and there 20 be assembled.
Apart from the consideration that my education.
being exclusively military. has not prepared me
to address my fellow citizens. other than as Eel
low soldiers, | beg leave, undera Ill circumstances,
to decline your very respectful and kind invita-
ton. sai
The dispaSsiOnate exercise OF the guaranteed
right OF free speech can not be yielded by any
American citizen in time of war or in peace. If
there be anything worth contending for-any
thing the salue of which can not he estimated, il
is this. Ii has been well said by one of our most
eminent statesmen born in my own native State:
Without freedom of speech there can be no
lasting liber,y-the Republic can not exist. If
every man should close his lips and not venture
even a word against violated rights. who could
maintain a free government Nobody A peo-
Pile who cannot discuss the public measures of a
nation, and apply the necessary rebuke to insure
correction of wrongs, can not he a free people, and
do not deserve TO be"
This sentiment should be dear to every Amer
lean. Other men may talk about the principle.
but those of my name and blood will not, at the
proper time. fail to fight for it. The contest of
arms, however, will not be required; the certain
and peaceful remedy will be found at the ballot,
box. Let us all possess our souls in patience.
That remedy i sure.
You have been pleased to refer to m own case
in terms of great Kindness and sympathy. l
shank you. The prosecutions of my enemies
have been most unjust and cruel | may be per-
mitted to say that | have done something, and
imperiled something to uphold the glorious en-
sign of the Republic, under which | was born;
and nv own conscience acquits me OF ever hav-
ing done ANYTHING, even in thought, TO dishouor
that flag A military tribunal has condemned
me, and the President of the United States, in
huenced bv the lawyer who strove, through more
than forty DAYS, 10 convict me-. has approved of
that sentence; but / appeal from that sentence
and condemnation to my countrymer, the Amer
lean people. The record Of my trial is pub
lishec-it is before the country. Let il be read
and studied, for by that record I am wiling TO
be Judged. and to stand or to fall.
But l will not detain you with a record of my
personal griefs, although YOU have 50 kindly
alluded to them You meet to preserve public
liberty; and especially one of the most sure sup
ports Of that liberty-the trial by jury; and my
'fervept prayer is. that your efforts, IN concert
with others, may be crowned with success
| am, with high respect,
Your obi sery't.
r. J. PORTER.
ToF. W. LEONARD, Sec'y-Dem. Cent. Com.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22
LICENSE.


Notice OF Application for License.
NTOTICEIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE WILL APPLY
TO the Board Of Commissioners of Marion county,
Indiana, at their next term, 1858, for q license TO sell In
toxicaflng liquors in a less quantity than a quart at q
time. with the privilege Of allowing the same TO be
drank on my premises for one year. Our place OF
business and the premises wherein said liquors are to be
drank, are located on the south west corner OF South and
Delaware streets. in Indisn spolis, In Center Township,
Marion County, Indiana. M. 4 X. SIMPSON
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BOOKS, &C.
PRICE ONLY TIN CENTS.
a Medical ReDoPt.


Cbatdiniac Thirty Fine Plates ana Eagrapin0softs
Andt0,ny and Physidoyy oTAe Serv- OrQans in
state Of Heath ana DisedSe.
ON A NEW METHOD OF
treating Yenerial Diseases, incln-
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Gonorrhea. elect, Structure, fan-
cocile, and Hydrocele, Diseases q
the Kidneys, Bladder DC, with
out mercury containing q val
nable treatise on that widespread
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cret inhrmities of youth and ma
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habit, fself- abuse. To which is added observations on
Female Diseases. and other interesting matter Of the Ut
most importance to the married and those contemplating
marriage, who entertain doubts Of their physical ability &c
enter that state. Sent 70 any address In q sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps.
We devote our entire time and attention 10 the treat
ment of the various private diseases treated Of in our phi
vate report Our Dispensary is the only Institution Of the
kind in America which has been e tabished by a special
charter, an this fact should give u a preference over the
various quacks Of doubtful character to be foun In all
large citie>
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MEDICAL.
THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERi-
ENCE OF AN INVALID,

Published far the benefit. and as a warning and CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Nervous Debility.
Premature Decay~0f NaHhcod, etc supplying at the
same time, THE MEANS on SEL-FCURE. By one who
has cured himself. after being put to great expense and
injury through medical bumhug and ouackery.
By enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had Of the author.
NATHAN MAYFAIR, Esq,
my25-wly Bedferi. Kings county, n. Y.
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From washington.

PREPARArtoSs FOR THE DEFENSE OF
WAsHINGros AND observation-disclosures
TIoS or THE ADMINISTRATION AT VALLANDIG-
HAMS NoM~ISATIoS--TnK RECENT CAVALRY
FIcHr ON THE RAPPAuASSocK FRuIrLEss on
RESULTS.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22
FEED STORE.
NEW FEED STORE.
l57 East Washington Street,
I'm LrrrLE's BLOCK

CONSTANTLY ON HAND n FOR SALE, BEST
qualities Flour, Corn meal, shorts, Bran, &c Arti-
cies delivered TO any part Of the city, free Of charge.
Tcrmss Cash.
my2l-d5t&wtf fkEphhfoh "iNhLk-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22


There is a general distruss in the public mind
in regard to the recens teIegraphic dispatches
conveying the Intelligence of the movements of
LEES army. Our Republican friends, or many of
them. regard them as apocrgphal, and as aclever
ruse or the part OF the Administration TO recruit
the army. THIS maybe so. As all our inform
ton by telegraph comes through Republican
sources, or is revised by Government e~ensors, we
are in a measure constrained to accept the con-
s~truction placed upon the news by our Republi-
can friends. They may. therefore, be right.
We look upon the matter differently. We
act, if possible. the disasters to the Rebels in
the Southwest, and satisfy the public mind in the
South. He has a fine army. and he knows how
to handle them. And there is sufficient evidence
to justify the opinion that he has handled them
effectively during the past two weeks, and before
he is ehecked he will do us immense damage.
The people of the South are 10 earnest. terribly
in earnest. However much we may condemn
their cause. they are fighting for an object which
they believe 70 be right. and the best proof of
it is the great sacrifices they are making to
achieve success. Ii we overcome the rebellion
our policy must be different While the
President is writing a political letter to
some New York politicians. and seek
ing to justify the use of arbitrary
power, and while HooKER is reposing in some
shady glen upon the Rappahannock. drinking
iced champagne. LEE is on the move, striking us
~
damaging blows. The whole management of the
war must change. Loafers must be removed
from the army. Idleness and drunkenness must
cease. The officers and soldiers in The loyal
States must be placed where they can meet the
Rebel foes. 1t is time that we. too, should be
in earnest and be prepared to make sacrifices, il
we expect to triumph over the rebellion. An old
Republican friend remarked to US Yesterday. that
he was getting tired Of the war He desired its
end Referring to the raid of LEES army be
hoped that If we couldn't whip the Rebels, that
they might whip us. and end the matter. And if
the war is managed much longer as it has been,
this sentiment will grow in the public mind.
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C5ntainiac Thirty Fine Plates ana gagrapfnosofts
A~nato,ny and Physiology oJne Serv- OrQans in
nfnflAf L. IA unn ILL.,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08
nOTEL rlRDx.
NANnrnIIp.s moVEI.

Ihsqoag established lla'ti siil continue.
openN r ihe ael 5mmoiaiinn 4 TIE travelling
puhilr Particular atlcuuou eireu y beaFaer-
from shsoal dnring The sIumer months we
pnblAc patronage hitherto literally extended |.
Tespsifaly solicited.
E.M VANDERBILT, Proprietor.
Manchester, q I. ], lta3.
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run EQUINOX house,

Osea mn, Jaae q pecemtyr, .fr Psrmaasa' o.
freaai,Ht rlsiars.
This aause, having been recently tcarEcl.
I. now 10 most crmma8ious III the State. und
/. furnished silii tie latest comforts aud COTS
ytpienees. Fnr information a. % rooms, Ac.,
,4ircss F. y. 0REIS, Agent.
Manchester. Oct !, ISs8,
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Fire Insurance.
GxsuR4kcf EFFHcTEp ~
|rhamcs Fire Insurance Co.,
NORWICH. CT

sEarnpden fire Insurance Co..
SPRINGFIELD. MASS
Rssh 81 seil arf eeEfec'ix ne.tstle. esd have
ea wHh ihe lass 81 kerp 81 feiaiise 6
nsassaes ts.ngssaies aolae eaAness II sass
8tAie AgEzs - TnH
z.t. River uutuaiEnsuFaucc Co.
BELLOWS FALLS. Vt
80 ia other rraahis Gaupsnies p
HENRY r. MINER, Agent
HmeeheTs~f Asf II leez,
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NTTIER a MmEEIER.

q rfogNHY Al LAM, ani ric auA Lie
= I Insurance. Agent, Manchester, Vermont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

a rr0GNETS AND C0uNSEiLoES An,
~ Law Ianaics, Nefmeit.
j. E HlttER, H. H wHEtttR.
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j. b. 81 RrON.
II. X. FOWLER.

A TToRNEY AN0 COUNSELLOR h1
IN iat. uice in the Couft House.
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MINER & son.

A TTdRNEYS AND C0UNSELL0RS
n Law usiee osci lqaiHox ore. Man
chester. NrrmHni.
4. a.. MtAEE, ~ .. AfNkH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

fraHs @aI.1s yes Anham o. et.5O IS he
saa 81 me Yssr. Free " P@gsFe iE Bee-
uinrtae Iannty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-12-24
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Chrisl's Birthda y.

BIZ MRS. H.. STOWE.
We mark the Day when on US rose,
Like stars the eyes OF our first born;
We mark the day, when from our side
Our IOyeliest and our best are torn
We marx with mystic ring, the day
OF that are in the type Of heaven,
When, the church unto her Lord,
The bride unto the groom is given.
For every friendship, every love,
We have memorial mark and sign;
And shall we bear less careful heed
For the dear love that Is divine,
And shall no tender reverence greet
His day OF birth who came to bless,
Whose hearts blood on our earthly ties
Gives them immortal sacredness?
Say not how in the shades Is lost
The day and hour when Christ born,
And from the festival Of love
With skeptic eyes in coldness turn:
Enough that In all Christian lands,
One chosen day to this Is given;
one day to love and worship dear,
To peace with man and peace with heaven
One day when, In each land and cline
Where that blest Name hath e'er been heard,
Jesus, with varying rite and form,
Is by his worshippers adored-
Heart beats to heart, friend smiles on friend,
Across the the nations call.
Peace and good will, good will and peace,
r. his dear name who loves US all.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-12-24
2uslness Garos.

| Cs1u1lIUoo CItU0.
| j. H. COLE,
AUCTIoNGE
CsUccgssos A.. P. EvERErr.)
! At his late rooms. Queen Street. 36o1y
III. w. SEVERANCE,
AUCTIoNI
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Fire-proof Store, X RobinsOn's Building,
QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU.
VIII continue a new Silly
DIR. J. MOTT SMITH,
DENTIST.
Office corner of Fort and Hotel Streets. 332-1y
III. sTANGENwALD, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Late City Dispensary Physician, member OF the
MedicO Churgca College and of the Pathological Society
Drug store Fort Street Residence
Nuuanu Valley, opposite that of E. o. Hail. Esq. ssS-1y
A. S. cRINBAUM & CO.,
and Wholesale Dealers in Fashionable Clothing
mems Superior Furnishing Goods. Store formerly
pied by W. A. Aldrich Esq, in Makee's Block Queen
Street Honolulu, Oahu 384-ly
DUFFIN & WILSON,,
DUFFIN'S MARKET, Kin. Street.
the of Fort 36e6m
dealer Furniture Of des
crption Furniture Wareroom Fort street, opposite
Messrs Levers & Dicksons Office Workshop at the old
Stand, Hotel street, Fort.
other islands promptly attended S691y
a. C. HEucK
Won HOLT & HEUCK,
Honolulu, I. 3731y
ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT,
Commission General Shipping Agent Honolulu,
Oahu HI 373-1y
n. FISCHER!
TAILOR-Keeps constantly hand assortment Of fine
Broadcloth Buckskin, Nuuanu St, below
King st. 354-Iy
II. F. SNOW,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Honolulu, Oahu. III. L. 373-1y
J. WORTH,
Dealer Merchandise Ho Hawaii Ships supplied
the shortest notice, reasonable terms
Bills OF exchange wanted. 373-Iy
c. r. LEVERS. C. DICKSON.
LEVERS 81 DICKSON,
Dealers in Lumber Building Materials Fol-; St Honolulu
373-ly
q. r. EHLERS,
Dealer in Dry Goods, silks, &c.
S62-1y Fort Street, Honolulu, Oahu, H. l.
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Important Proclamation.
400, 900 Volunteers Called For

Washington, O,t, l.. Tho following proclamation
kas been issued BY the President
Whereas, the term OF ssrvee Of part q the voiuu.
t.eY forces Of the United states will eIpire during
the coming ysn; and whereas, In addition to the
men raised BY the present draft, It 10 deemed sxpe
lisnt 10 call out three hundred thousand vountsers
70 ssrve for three wear. the var not, however, sI
seedins three years:
Nov, therefore, ], Abraham Lincoln, President Of
the United States and Commander-lu- Chief Of the
Army and Navy thereof and Of the militia Of the
seversl States when called into actual service, do
lsene this my PROCLAMATION, calling upon the Govern
ors OF the different States TO raise and have enlisted
into the United States service, for the various CON-
ssnies and regiments In the held from their rsspee
i've States, their quota Of three hundred thousand
men.
further proclaim that all the volunteers thus call
cd out and duly enlisted shall receive sdvsncs pay,
premium and bounty, - hsretofors communicated to
the Governors Of States BY the War Department
through the Provost Aarshai Generally once, By
srecial letter..
further proclaim that ell volunteers received IN
ser this call - vel al others heretofore cred
Ued, shal be duly eIedited And deducted hem the
auotss established for the ueIt drsh.
! further proclaim hat. II any ststs shau tsl "a
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News Items.
tTtl,g-ophed to tie Sev Yo,k Son
Colonel DAvts

tTsl,g,ophed 70 the Sev rovk Son
A. arrival from Pensacola reports fever a. pf.va
lett among the shipping there.
Gov. CrRTIs 10 reported TO bs seriou,ly ~. worn
out probably b. the lsbors Of tho Pennsylysni, ssc
tiop campaign.
Tsr sales of Government bonds on sA;urds,
suoun,sd 70 el,72s,ToO. The rsie. for tho x..i
amount to 20 IDoO 900. Deliveries of bond, are made
10 Oct. H. The lean 80, unsold 10 usder 900, COO.
ooO.
Gas. GnAsT arrived st vichsturr on Friday from
New Orleans. He in immediately issusd . general order
permitting citizens to resume their ordinary s,oc,
tions on diving proof Of their loyalty. or suitable
bonds for future good behavior
FRIDAY vss the day appointed for the e1ecption a,
Norfolk, Va, Of Or. Wright, convicted Of the murder
Of IN otieer connected with oolored regiment but
news reached Norfolk in the morsns that respite Of
one week had been granted by the Pr.sid.nt
Tns Jsekson hissIssIrrIAs Of the 9Th inst ss,s
that sharp hSht bad occurred on the Big Blsck in
which the rebels we're driven back but being rein
forced they compelled the fsdsrss to retreat beyond
the river.
Tns seims tAls } RTrolrrs says Brsss has 30 900
spare stand Of email arms. II 10 Also stated that
four companies Of the Second Iowa Cavalry we're sur
prised In the town Of fernando. Misc, on Saturday
night and captured.
Engaged IN the recent burning Of steanbosts the
Mississippi river They hsd list Of ell the boats On
the nvs with the price bs paid for the destruction
efeseh, They are nov in irons IN Memphis cad viii
b uisd By military eommIsion.
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Washington, Oc'. is.-Thc following is the eerr of
q letter from Macon to Jef Davis, and found
among the intercepted correspondence ~ the latter
It plainy shows the treasonsble purposes Of the
ter st the time of its date
Selma, n.av Wineh.ae, Va, SEPT. 20, 1915. NJ
Dear sir- have letter from Wise Of the kith. fun
OF spirit. He says the governments Of North caro-
lima, south Carolina and Louisi.na have airaad,
agreed to the rsnds. .rouS at Raleigh, And o.hsr vi
this in YOUR mos. Ur,rate say. HsMy, furth-rthat
he has officially requested you TO exchange With Viz.
sin,s, on fair terms Of difference, psr-
cussiou for flint rluIkets ] don't kuos
the usage power Of the beparfmsn at in snch
eases IL eau be done, even BY LIBERAL con,trno
ton, hope Won will aeceds. Was there not an appro
priaton at the last session Tor convrtue flint into
percussion afmsS II 90, would u not hirni.h good
reason for eIte ndns such facilities to the States
virginia probably has more nrms thsB the other
Southern States And would divide, in case of need
In . letter y~sS.rdsy to . committee In South Caro-
lns, gave It my Judgrne nt, in the went NJ Ere.
nopts election. the South should not panse, but
coed at to ''imusedi. .ts shsoute, end eternal
separation" go am . candidate for the hrst halter
Wisr saws hs accounts on phsdc pnia arc oh ser
ing for Oid BUCK in Psnnsylvsnis. ] hope they oe
not delusive, Vale ~ salute,
tsignedl n. hAsos.
Colonel DAVIS
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From the Southwest,

Cdir0. Ge'. 1.-THE steamers Omahs CITY and
Belle have brought % 800 bales OF cotton The Mem
rhs BuLLvrs, Of the 10Th, ss,s the I'd Michigan ca
vslry. Lieua Col Mercer. oernmsndins. encountered
Fehsrd'on. .ith isOo men, aud four pioces ot srti
iery. on the Tallshstehis. Rchardsoo retres,sd to
Otoions
Hsmrh,a, Oct. II. Col. Hatch routed aud scatter.
ed the rebel Chalmers command. drvins them ell
b~yopd Tsilshstehie, and gsve mp the pursun sniy
vhsn bs ammunition vas eIhsusted. Gen. sses
news infantry took the u,c Hut for this sr
ror. mos' q Chslmsfs force would bavv been cap
tursd.
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NEW JERsYY

Az orricER CHARoED wfru foRcspr-.
On Saturday last, man in uniform, styling hin..s
Capt. Charles p. Guiieh, ofths 3sd Rrsim.rt, NV.
offered eheet Of siO0 to NJ. woodruff ASut.n ne
Superintendent Of the Nev Jsrsey Railroad. Ths
eh'et purported TO have been drawn by Jsmss Burs.
slsv on the Trenton Iiankins Company. psyshbe 10
the order OF Capt. Guiieh. hr. Woodruff suspss ~ G
consisting wrong. tecsrapbed 10 Trenton and a'ef &.
tainsd that the check vas . forgery. The secused
sss therefore committed In default of ei0O0 bail.
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PRICE ONE CENT

Arrsornt.rrNo LxrrnR coSrArrxo No.
sN.- Mattlda nsf',t ~ss arrested upon q wsnSp, 70
NturdAy. sherein shs IA ehare>h vtth HAVING 81.
tsised Letter directed 10 Nsry Munav b. tei,s ,
tained ti0.
THS rcrAb ,uwrsn Of deaths In Rrooklsy
last .est .ss l''. OF which S we're men, 4, .ou;a<
And los eh.lcrrp "
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captain. Mr se1tu. KapL dsliversd an appropriate
sddres. The Clcs Club Euphonis performed several
fs,ortc sirs, and At midnight . serensde vss given
In honor Of Col Van sha<i. At his residence. In
sth N.
rRAprs' MOVEMENTS
Ds,ssn,ksss These ,ouns ladies ere about 10
iusueurs,e movement for the purposc Of shortes-
ins the hours OF labor They uov vork from 4 n.
III I'm. being aic. ed haf an hour Ter lunch
/. ~ hcurs rer day. The, vish the time reduced to
sht hours, and for this purposs ser,es Of usstinss
-il shortly hc held. and an association formed.
-hich II 10 undsstood will Re named ~ he Drsss-
mskos labor Ahridsment Assoc alton.
G,r~'. CARrr,rrrs o. srsisa. Nssriy tvo
thousand .ourneynsu met At Harmonic G arden. In
y. ur.s,. yss,srdsy, for the purpose n organising
- movement q obtain an sAvssee OF wages. .heh,
sthcuGh they have been advanced once before. they
COZ of h,ias w Nnshln,ssstsr vSes,dsd :, III:
ms.,ins ard y -ss resolved that the jcwrnsymen
smother meeting sili he held, to take further msa
.ure,, 'u case The "tossss" rsfuss TO pay h,shsr
Irice.
TInoss srsiAs Abou, t-o hundred vort.
men, mostly GsImsn, 'siior., In the employ Of .
clothing hrm In vessy street lately stepped vUt. In
cois. iu.ner Of r.issi OF the trm 70 rsiss their
vssss a. demanded.
TIiH COUETs.
Ccra-c.,..n,. ,h"s.y oy., o.. .na no rs,m,sss and
oJ1S gycp. zoos, sDaT go,h. sCay SOIL acas' soyi
scas $s5ii, .sosA,. aasS s%i f.s il Sss SIS,
Gi13 MIA ara ESD Nsy I.sx s,sS sfss S;eS'
r.r ~ No. $50, iss2, issl, ie1e, 2als, ?sei,
hti, h,1, lth, 6pi, Ytl5 2Sls, 2xAJS. 26ls, 1854
lies. 1872, l6le, ,sf', 1920.
,upeIlor Court 1ral Term Part Sr 1921, s3a,
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1.:s' s.sn '-'' WV ."'~' -A"' -'''' ''S>s law
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Tus Wuso~ Ap.o- CASE Nh. Margaret Lsskiu,
,ho ..ns. ,h.,..s 9TH cr-,n,, in ,onneet,on vt,h
,hi,,. =. .,.,t.,., a. n. i,..r. ana . .o,n,,;..,,.
"
10 be ArT'lntsdt TO inquire into hsr sanity. In the
meantime IN. examination rsstvs 70 the ehsrss 10
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tho folloviug prisoners wsre ssntessed: Vim. Jen-
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-19

Retains from ell hat fvc counties 10 Ohio hsnrs
W the nsiorties ~ follows: Broneh, ,?97c: Vsllan
d'slsn, l7,02o. Republican tnsIorit,, 6o,o52. Ths
10 exclusive of the soldiers vote. .heh s. probably
sssI Broushs majority TO hundrsd and tssnty
thousand
odcisi snd unofficial returns from P,nn.,lvanis,
foot up the following rssults IN the whole state. on
the vote for governor:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-19

DncIiSsn..-h Joseph X. Thomas N. H..
publiesn candidate Tor Assembly, from IN. ,.h n,,.
tfict. kinsa, has declined flop. samuel 2 M,t.
do1. !he present rtovot Marshal. 10 talked Of - -
SuDpHu DKAra-An inquest ". h,li "a
Haturday, In Brcoklvu. 2. n, o. the body ~ Ma.
thias Stevens. Who fell dad, at hls rr-idenes IN No
% Union avenue, from disc sss Of th. heart