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AMUsEDIEATs.

| AMUsEDIEATs.
T AURA KEEsE's fHEArRE.
Doors open i 4 somlnene~ aa.r.sr bsfosss
| sIsTIsTa SIsTIsfa MIGHT MIGHT
Of tho brilliant and Es sSs'e'1s 1oHs sns1s;asn' Wo1
QUEEN sS,,SSS ~ SSSIpy xs6 sosd:
',;2; s$E$ss EssE. Essss
DRESSES sS:RR s4HGa 11rrolr
yxEeuALLED CAST AsT q Or cnAKAcrsas.
:#$$ Il: E$ E$$ $sss::sS:: $ssE::S::
MRS, JOHN WOOD
,.1 . As.s o,A.l III Ea Szioor s. Ia. AKA. GIANT.
z !Sz:PsE yS4slss E!4s sstsss s;s;r isysa sssa
JOIN QUEEN SSHR 4, LToDSRx asc RSeS:1s eAA'~''''~
oaiafsaE faSf El5SS5s 52G6ss
NE 81 "a" .sas anf asSsynS:s sss 1ssss
70o'ns''.'' with e Labels biis: SHsISs fSH:ay 8
Ino'.''a''Saisss Sssxt q rs 5ExAsD FOE ssArs
=. ozs BAYS IN
Tais ss'S ssss !. Ss:5sH ;s:5 sss.' O'Clock
q y. .:s n wssn: comedy s., e.: IN ZsAr
800" HENRIHrrB
EmuSLs Tsvre: In. Lester Wailaok
(Orsinany acted bJ himl
H 90 - NDur Chnx1ee tlsn0f
u. % beoeseIs Br MArk smith
Paul (orginaly acted BY hin). Mr. Floyd
M burooni nr rnrkcS
Meas Ceaard Mr. Iurner
Victor Fnrn0e
Henrtetts (orign.ly acted b. herb MrA Hocy
(Lier original oharacter.)
Marianne. iaA slster " Madame L. Tour.
Madame 8oange Mrs Seftou
tomorrow eWEDNEsDAYj tho very attractive pieocs
EkNKSTINE
THE LITTLE TREASURE
THURSDAY, the highly appreciated and popular Comedy
Masks AND FACKS.
FRIDAY,
Mr.. JOHN 0ILBBRT'S BENRFIT
viii be acted 0rst time in ten the
busy BODY"
SATURDAY.
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
OLD EN0LIsH GENTLEMAN
Box Book open for Of the above evenings from eight
70 four.
To be repss.ed Money, Bold stroke for Husband Tho
Irsh Helress Love and Money, The Provoked Husband
The School Scandal The Road Ruin The Msgc Mar
rtsge, Secrets Worth Knowing and The Captain OF she
Watch.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

4 UCTIoN Horrcx-PfA IEMPToRY sALK OF THf
effect. q family IPR n,s ~ Es,cos as so.av
hAGNlFiCEsf H0ysEnp pLD tgEEIigKE gES iysoa
sUPERBLY CARvED nosEWkoD PiANofoRrE.
SILVER PLATk &C. &C. =. .
This day (Tussday) March rsiu - snne ~ IVY O'Clock
Nj al the superb and costly Farslsuv rain S.aaus
7octavc Piano Mirrors Velvet Carpets consinea =
the residence 10 Fourteenth street. near Egb avenue
Auctoncer Gala the attention OF o pubc 90 " es
As being the largest and richest sssorent of housoho'o
Furniture offered auction this yhe furniture
Al made Tor the present ami II ~ good order Ine
serve.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
consists OF carved rosewood Etagere mafe tops ana
French plate doors and backs: adys Work Nbie. niad
with mother OF pearl rosewood Centre Table sstuAry mar
sTe Sofas. two Arm, Reception and eight al Back
Chairs carved frames in three coored
satin brocade Of the most expensive descrpon two Con
sole Tables nlad with buh she'll Brocade and
rich gilt frames snperb seyres and Dresden Ohins vAse
richly decorated Parian marble Stauees OF the Seasons
Artistic Bronzes, representing Night and Morning. PAndors
sbony Card Table, yew,t Carpets Rugs. Turkish Easy
Chairs, Bronze Clock, month OIL Paintings oy
Rousseau inman, Huntington. Cole. Lesrand and other
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN oCTAvE PIANOFoKTE.
carved legs and four round corners finished a. roun
nad with pearl and solid keys. cost Musc
rosewood Stool covered Ia brocade; embrc.dere6 Co
Stair Carpets &c. Chambers second sory-Kchly carved
rosewood Bedsteads style LOUIS XIV; Bureaus ana Com
modes to match; Warirobes Dressing and IoeI Laoes'
Shaving Stands, Booksiands. Couh Arm Chars Curans
Shades Conces Hair Mattress Beds and Beddns deco
rated Chna Toll Ss Mirrors. Dining Room rurnitureSf
Dining Table, o Dining Arm Chs!rs, e
No posponemon Cartmen In attendance 70 cars PACK or
ehip gOodo Tor purchasers.
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uCTIoN SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsrATE At
"A Sing \ NJ. NY Supreme Couri-In partition. JOHN
cLAP Reierse vim ;ril At public auction on wednes
Farm o. land formerly owned BY John p. Sherwood,
deceased consisting Of about ~ This farm nney
located, witln minutes walk OF the Hudson River
Railroad depot and contains several beautiful building sites
with Of the Hudson and In ths immediate vicinity
of residences Of Mr. John ~ Stewart Carlisle Norwood
Dr Horace Green. David Ludlzm Jr Henry Young 3. D.
parcels Sale positive Terms liberal Maps Of the proper
5y may the stores Of Bessou Cammenden Co,
I59 West street. Albro Smith "a Bo~ery Of Bond
Registers once. White Plains WcstchsssS
Co. n Y.
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A j. L. SMITH, AucIfoNEER WILL SELL rHfs
"A day O'Clock, st ~ suyveaant street junction Of
Ninth Third avenue rosewood Psror SUI.
black waaut DO, rosewood and mahogany Bedroom
VsAa. Ou reaunUA ~
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UCTIoH sALE-R w. WESTCOTT. AUCTIoNEER.
"A LARGE BAI6 OF MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE.
THREE ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT PARL0R
SUITS.
fu satin, brocAtei and French reps.
STATUARY. MARBLE TOP CENTRE AND PIKK TABLE,
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD P1ANOFORrK STOOL AND
COVER,
MAGNIFICENT RTAGEKEs, SECRETARIES, RICH
.Ns CARPETS
BRONzES, STATUARY AND BEAUTIFUL
PARLOR ORNAMENTg, VASES. AC, 40:

-u,. ~ By YEKENfTOk!Lx sUID PuE U1SM
Al the ve story residence i2 West Twenyrst street. BE-
Seventh Eighth b6 removed mu,odi-
Mtciy consisting OF magnificent Etizabethan Etagere cost
e1O satusy marble top Centre Sofa and Pier Tables
perb rosewood PAn0forte octave cost $3.50 with
cabinet Stool and Cever plate Oval Mirrors Damask
and Lace Curtains rich French Shsdes solid rosewood Par
Secretary and Bookcsse adys Escrstore mArQetee and
Cabinets and walnut Tetc-a Tetes
Bronse elegant EaRere and mAnte Vases cost $40 pair
French Work Tables Parian and Bisqur Ornaments with
valuable coecton OF PanngS-Marine Views LAndscapes
ac Bronze Chandeliers Eagere, Turkish Lounges
with Chairs 70 match
DINING ROOM CHAMBERS AND LIBRARY.
Il fee, Extension Table Dining Chair. rich French and
Bohemian china Tea Sets &C. match throughout ivory
Cutlery Silver Ware Casters spoons Forka cryassl and
Bedsesds superior Hair and Spripg Mattresses oval Mir
Chamber Suits Bronze Clocks Sofas Lounges Spring
Seat and Csagc Chairs Rockers and Tables superb Bods
and Bedding, Brussels and Ingram CArIn Hall Stands,
with large variety OF rosewood and mahogany Chamber
and other Furniture not enumerated. -
n NR-SPECIAL ATTENTION is INVITED TO THIS
SALE, AS THE FURNITURE Is AS GOOD AS NEW,
win 10 peremptoriy sold. Catalogues NJ the house.
for Dur
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r Do0ART. AUCrOkH1R.-BY g. d. j. BOGAKr
property tn Bedford street Tuesday. March AZ u
O'Clock, n the Merohan Exchange salcsro0m (Trinsy
nuldng the desirable three ssry Lot No
Bedford street. near Cottage place Terms favorable
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ADJUSTMENTS.

-
NIBLoS GARDEN
~ Lossee kan VIM, WheAtey
SECOND WEEK
AbOrHER TRIUMPH
cELEsEArEp sAiIyE sgl,,Is6s rEINs DONNA.
Who IN ooajunet.on wnh the eminent artistic.
MR. PETER RICHINGs,
0RKAT oPERArIc SPECTACLE
~ sATANELLA;
E rHE POWER or LOVE
NILE AbNETTA GALLETTf.
MONS. hARzErTL
Now scenery By Messrs J. X. Hayes and j. Sclwsu
New Music and full Chorus under direction Harvey
kew co.tu,nes Appo,n Mechanical Eaects
TUESDAY, March 5. 1865 and evening further
notice VIII be pcrctmed the new romsnus operate speoA
ole, entitled
On, Tvs fowrH OF Lovx.
SA,sneia the spirit o. Beauty .......) -
I@.. xnas.s psSn ess Sa.s, ray1 s'' RIcHsos
AatinO. the Imp q Mi..hief si.srwa aTds Yliok.
nON8 MAkZKrTI,
(engAgcd oxprr.sly for lhis pArt)
MEAT. H. sheMsa aTsn a.o A.dr.
Wilson, ". BAisdell ks, &c. hs.dAmes r. ChanfrAs
L. H. Shewel. Sterrett !. 0raitan, &c.
In the eourse OF the spcclap,ea
BY Mile. 1ALLErTI. kuse MARCETTI Mile KATRINK,
ballet,
SEATS 9ECURH0 three days in sAvanos
Roe book opsn from 4. n t0S r. n, -
With the exception Of the Press NO FREE LIST
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ID A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER.
ID. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE OF

Fs.l S5sS asF s4sSR FASsHsT sssK ss
w Be- sold At public 1Sson ,S on wsans'dsy March a
YORK L. l., lot Of Flooring ana Joists IS Wood
near sas the railroad depot al woodhayen Ii lbs straw
); o9dsr r % IL III
Is FIRST spras Trade ssle-H WILSON, aueiionser wll
:, the est store Of a D. Gale Il Dey street.
DAVID D EoAS, AUcTIoNEER-so; AS CANAL
States .Ts 70. Of 10 w. - and
ssf Ssf. sttfs @ mop chsppas
Roa.eSoa % rsrnIsSre a, iss Canal street O'Clock.
EDWARD sIsrzEsIcH. ArcrIoSEER p. ", IVES
~ co VIII s. ,e. DAY and d. omorrow March Ss sans
icing o the .!os Of four Of our args., ware
By so%. ss.ns 'is % % and
cha, . ssasd she A r,ns Tsn's ana sss and 'n
Room and Library sas Ia nroca,sl ard al wool reps;
st.ry :. .Es r sG a AND AND
Sn., rmo5s single p. and asSS sns
packed have done on the premises furniture can
be stored with Us for . shon time free OF charge.
GEORGE COOK AUcrToNEER.-ELEoAsr HOUSE.
ii Bresaway d srr, ss.. Yainiiur.
aaa Dining Room SUITS rosewood sI.e~ csnier
Table: Centre and Y.ney Tables. sssso.ra.
srsrs and Secretary Booie.sss wardrobe. Eseres ha
Parnure, Ae sale positive n BAT u O'Clock. superb
TIErRY D. MINER. AUcrIoSEER-sALEsR0On 81
II M.s.su street. opposite the ~ Post Smes -niSER
ssdi ssr s -. -
q Lsqos; and sss' %
ss.' si:. e!s. sssss % ..s i.s Ss:
M'si; Do I .Ss s:s
Store. Fixtures, Ac., including Indian Figure.
Lkkbs tps :. Hc
March Al Y O'Clock from, OF ,he STORE No Is Nassau
sssn ss in the .l%y very s.ns s and stylish Sr',r
| JOSEPH MCGUIRE. AUcrroNEER ovrIcE IS THIRD
81 viii sell on wednesday t,h inst o'clock, in
.'sna.' as sss.y sssp..as ,sr, ,sr .res
used ~ a % sas ss: 1 Il 1s sas q ne
other Tables Kitchen varn,urs and Also enc
ae family wagon WITH double sss ana on. % ss.
Platform wsSSn seos As new single and doaSs Harness.
., at ios oeocs sos Eaai Tenth rryet svsnus o.
.sss. Specs ss.. wagon ala s.:' S'A
J. /. H4l'sEE,s iE,ssE .ylTl?sfzs. saPss. s,. O.. g,
Thursday March lOh O'Clock a. our sAlesrooms full
FANCY co2GRsr. Sq2Rsr IVORY xsIyEs ssp so5e SQszs
Friday 1sTfs Sfsss' sLiSSsss i sS,si AND ! - ssoxGs
the stock Of srss class dsAler aeeloins ousiness
| rAnEs n MILLER ArcT1oNEER-wILL SELL AT
Tis5;saIs isSSasS T'iss Z i .se ~
Bovery All valuable plot of and, west side o bowery
and nfT feet from rest Tee perfect and term.
easy. Sals positive. Psruchars AT Once, ~ Pine street
T BooART. AucrIorEER.-sY : :. BooART. :
o.. This day ~ lok clock, sl the aicton rooms No
north street, hshi a.ons small lot OF House
hold fun,ure alec two quarter ppes hrs, quality bnnsy
| barrels Beams, kr.
roHS n BuRtRY. AvcTIosEER. WILL SELL. THIS
day. ~ Dtygk, ~ 80 Cana. STREET afge Assortment
OF rossvoof snd other Bed.eAis Bureaus wassstands
wardfnex RrsuNan, Centre sud o,hc~ faDies three Coz
tAse suit. soss 80 Beds Logogss Nav and olher Ne,
ssscs Feather bsss vytlts. Spt ads Bsnks brussels
Taree.py and ohef csFI~t kstias. Oiolotr tsD v~rd
Wrmr Caryr. Looking ussts Tsbr S1sn together = IA
eysryhus for uosse xssvsnz T. ~ old wlshoai vssrr.
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g. al her onioe 30 seventh asssus, Twenty
ssvenih street LAiiss 10 cents. gentlemen - cents
T,ug GREATEST woHDER IN THE WORLD ~ THE
i sorompushsi Madame BYRON, from Psrts, who -
oonsasd WITH The scsss sonnasnos on al sass of hfs
resrrs drunken snd unfahfat husbands: has
ase 6~ioyed By yeur bsss Idol ard tog.issr
ho~e long s@p<raied Ladies osns R~tssncs ~ Third
sgsuu. sboy. Twslfth street
vyuo WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE IHEIR roRrusE'
w GO We and oil, t0 Miss WELLINGTON. the
..no~ned kugiish pruphetes. universally scsnovsfFsi
~ bss u ali ssroogss sho 70 iso.s
80 rnsnN her heath wealth and happs~ss aHf
y, ,prs~i ihsm information u the uinos, lrarouanse
re,..s s~suiis iyvrneys sts~nt f1snds eve
snip sarrAge hidd.n treasures ss~niss aud nee.ss In
r,t sl ali aIsrs In me. Brave shers learn dom
~ afy life death III sss your pso<t%rity snf
t.ltts yoln tsAy " vsa sa1rs.. ny letter
svtle ssd and bsSatlfu yoanS ADJ s fsi -tk
1900 Eishth street ia Il tie oal, -rssn
~ 40 the nlsS Roman snf ArsAssn siisso for
lose sDDi acs sd buslsess .H.irs--susnisi of nl,
Ir.v sufnBers sv~u- Aiss siy r-~s~t.his yfrf~
rsnr.s rnsss cursd snd unfsshipi al
bsnss rscisils~i
rn- nOwgRY MADAME wfD0gg cLsfgvarASr
t,',y ~ msrvf-sr a,.sn, fts,ss - ses y~ar -.
- ~ ss.fs Al nseas> t~is 80 nsfhv-. Vrt<efiN -,
~ stsea ~
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COAL, WUOD oIRAWt
Will be sold at public auction, wednesday,. March 4.
1883 IL O'Clock NJ the railroad depot at East New
York L. Flooring ami Joists 3s cords OF Wood
81 tons OF Coat Stoves Chairs 400 lbs OF Straw aso,
the railroad depot at Woodhayen. LII N00 lbs Straw
3gIO1 lbs Hay 2754 lbs Stove Terms cash. Sale
by order OF Major STEWART VAN yLIET Quartermas-
~ A
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DOoTs, SHOES AND BALMoRALs AT ACTION
~ FIRST spr ~ Trade Sse-H WILSON, aucton.er, viii
se this dav at 10 O'Clock A. NJ about 100 cases.
A. the store of A. d. Gale A Dry
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Nro INPosITIoy.-MNE STAR WAS BORN WITH
N natural g The great astroogs aud planet reader u
te DAY She brings together those long separated
speedy carriages shows you correct tsnsss Of your fu
tre husband absent frfsnds In reality She has
falling remedy to drunkenness, and lucky
bsrs You who wish " know the future through fe
cal % Madame STAR for 10 proved and tsied ~
drsds who daily AMI eagerly visit her thai thi. 10 hum
Rug suceeeds when eli others fall 0entsmsn al
S,Ws sfnr~
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DEAD D-MADAhE RAY IL TIE BEST CLA1RyOfAsr
IL and Asoogst In tale cty gives lucky numbers
speedy Let not the publk " dereved by
ho show the likeness Of The fItnr~ husband n
You the truth AL Madame RAY CITY references 70
e. her orlne, 30 seventh ssssns near rwsaty
s.yenih Ladss 10 cents. gentlemen - cents
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MILLER KKNNELLY WILL SILL AT AUCTION
No Ill Broadway the valuable Lot the north side Of
Ninety NTH street. between Third and Fourth avenues

HfILLK1 KBNNDUY WILL SELL. AT AUCTION, on
A "Wednesday March l0CS at II O'Clock, at salesoom
IL broadvay the valuable nve story store ssd Dwelling
Iva q nheaSb
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nAvID d EGAS, AUCTIoNEER-NO. AS CANAL
IL sreewil sell this day, March 3, at i0 O'Clock, at
No o. business Of the late United
States substance contractors large lot Of l0 ~ 90 and
gallon Boilers Motifs patent; also PlAfo Scales Port
able Bakers Oven Kuives Forks spoons Dippers, Skim
ers Cuenders Tin Cups and Plates utchers Chopping
Pipe Ac., &C N. .B-Sale OF
Household Purni,ur- At Gam rtre at O'Clock
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InpwARp sINrzENrcH, AucrIoNEER ". IVES

CEOR0E COOK AUCTrONEER.-ELEGANr HOUSE
U hold furuiturr This day At n O'Clock ~ saesrooms
i Broadway large stock Of first class ynrn,urs consist
Ing OF Paror kinds. Chamber Reception
ana Dining Room sus Armoire a-lAce, Canter
buries Work and Fancy Tables sdoboards
E,,snson Dining Tables, Turkish and Chairs Ii
brary and Secretary Bookcsses wArdrobes EtsGeres Hall
furniture. &C. Sale positive. n B-i IL O'Clock, superb
yo.e uood Pianoforte.
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OscE mo MORE .v = nou.rv .rr..cr,ox
DIR COTTON
And the celebrated Quartette Of
FATHER REEDS OLD FOLKS
In the OF their FOR
ebtertAi nmrn's. viii give
GRAND CONCERT
For forty i've minntss 10 be- followed By
Dk. COTTON
with Exhibition OF
THE LAUGHING GAG,
At THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
TUESDAY EVENING MARCH
TIN LADIES AND EIGHT GENTLEMEN
viii again lnhala III. gas. -
During the evening DIR. Cotton will exhibit AIR GUN.
such = used in The attempt TO asassNinsts
GENERAL BANKS,
and nre bullet through and half inch plank show
ing the tremendous elastic force Of the air
Tickets l5 cents; two II kets 70 cents
Doors op~n %. Music to commence a 7E O'Clock.
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DAwNBROKERB sALE.-JOHN MORTIMER. WILL
sail on Wednesday. March at lOn o'clook, a No 10
Wearing Apparel. sheets, Quilts Blankets and variety
OF other articles mention. By order OF
j. L. PHILLIPS 66 Catharno street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-11

r d. own has written a letter TO Mr. Sew
AID advocating emancipation as the only cvndi-
zion Of peace, or the cessation Of the civil war.
I. February. 1861 r. o. was opposed to CO.
ercon as wrong in every aspect. violation not
on v of the Constitution but OF the laws of God,
and conceded the right Of the dissatisfied States
TO slide from the Union IL they desired to leave.
IL civil var or separation were the alternatives.
be preferred the latter. OWN is a courtier, and
bis highest ambition is to obtain the favor. es-
pecialy in pecuniary sense. of the powers that
be. He washed the feet of President
BccHaSAs with becoming humility. as
be now does the pedestral extremities Of his
successor. Aud if he was on the other side OF the
line. in Jkrr DAVIS dominions. with equal fscil-
ity he would issue long and dry honlles upo
b. divinity and blessings of African slavery II A
LINCOLN had no favors to bestow, X ID o. would
be unable to discover any virtue in the aforesaid
The subject Of this brief sketch started out in life
IS free thinker and free lover He was bo-
som companion of the celebrated FANNY Wright
They travelled together. iectured together on
cognate themes and we know not how intimate
we're their social relations. r. D. O. also pub
lished a work on physiology. the principal object
Of which vas 10 teach the rising genera
ton how to avoid the penalties of physical
prostitution. Two or three years ago he pub.
lished work in favor OF spiritualism. which no
doubt commended him TO the favorable regard OF
the President, whom ne believe is kept in com
muncation with tie spirits OF the departed
through such mediums as r. d O., and il is
stated his views of public policy shaped by
such influences. Is il any wonder that the
country is going to the devil rapidly when the
ship of State is msnned by such visionary and
corrupt crew in both mo-sis and politicSf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-11

sion expired withou, an appropriation ef money
70 pas the interest CIV Norton reiu-e.i 'a call
an extra session II the Lesisl ,iure TO m Ike the
app oprintion. claiming int the State debs
rangement was sniff lent authority for the pty-
meut Of the interest ON the State debt. suit
was commenced in the Marion Circuit Court for
a mandate TO compel the Auditor of State 10
draw his warrant upon the Treasury for the pay
ment OF the State interest The Circuit Court
Decided again.t the application. An appeal was
taken TO the Supreme Court. and. after full
examination of All the points in the case. TIE
Supreme Court lat June affirmed the iudg ment
Of the Circuit Court. deciding that no appropria-
ton had been made to pay the interest aud that
the Auditor bad no authority 20 draw his war
rant upon the Treasurer The Agent of State
has no authority to lrsy money until appropriated
by law and drawn IRON the Treasury by warrant
OF the Auditor.
We have thus briefly given the facts connected
with the failure to pay the July interest on the
State debt. Whv Id he convention pass tire
resolution censuring the Auditor. Treasurer and
State Agen,f The committee that reported the
resolution sre. or profess 10 be- intelligent men
the member Of the committee from this district IS
well knawn lawyer in this citv. and he is pre-
sUmet 10 know The law and the decision OF the
cuurts-ihe CHI man OF the committee ~ a
jutge-anpiher member Of the committee, Good
ing. is jndge-Willisms another member OF
the committee. was the Republican candidate lor
Attorney General. last wear. Which is the most
charitable conclusion-that they were ignorant, OF
disLone>tG They may possibly plead ignorance
10 the decision of the Supreme Court, but it wa:
a recent and punlic event
There can be but one conclusion in the matter
and that is that the lie ,ding spirits in the CONVEX
ton were willing TO repudiste law. decisions o.
the courts fairness md common justice. to pro
mote their personal and political ends. Thu
resolution wasa ftl>ehnod. IN ,nu pictured for th'
express purf ose of wh'ewsshing Gov. Morton il
h> u-urpation and wrong AMI to bring ahonr
union of the g" War Democracy" and the Republi
can parry. with front seats for the leaders of th
War Democracy" ia the new political syna
gogue.- Logansport Pharos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-11

Address OF the Democratic
o. N. aSasrsi Assembly % the People Of IND IA
sstns fsrh the history Of The late session. emo 'a'
r~..sn. why nor. had net socnsnpshsd daring Us
esnsttufionsi tern. Thfs doeaneaf MAKES pamphlet
e sixteen pages ard on BE furnished ie sny qaaniiy
Price 81 50 per hundred
The Couscript Aet-spcech cf Hon.
yossbees the conscription BILL In the House %
p..rs.ensssvs February q isss- This Is Of The
sness speeches Of NJ voorhees. question row oe-
eupying large sssre o. public attention. and ev'ry
eifiren IN lsdisrs should hsve seopy MAKES pam
phl.s Of eight PAGES. Price o. per hundred.
The Liberty OF the C,tizeu->peech
o. Hor D. W VOORHEES, delivered In the House n Rep
rv.sntsves February -. lees the "Aet toindensfy
the President and other persons for suspending ihe writ
hsssss esrpa. and conS in pursuance thereof
printed In psmphls, form. and Be- obisined at
this oee- Ths l. the great effort Of NJ voorhees, 10
protect the liberty Of the citizen and shooid be In the
hands Of every voter In Indisns II mskes pamphlet
Of ssxseen pages. Price OIL 50 per hundred.
TrAn orders should direct the speeches TO be sent
sy.xpress. the postage win be cent copy, ard
must be prepaid
Address ELDER, HARDNESS BINGHAM,
Indt .n.nolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-11
From the Cincinnati Price Current, Sept. g.
financial and comma rciRl summary
for the Past Week.

The demand for money has been fair, rather
better than for some time previously. but the
usual ease of the money market continues. and
the range is still & To 5 per cent The supply of
exchange made by produce bills has still contin-
ued inadequate To the demand, and the market
remains firm 1T very full rates Gold has hlctu-
ated mrteriallv the whole advance for the week
being about per cent The market to dav
closed firm in New York The seeming drag I"
in military nfflrs i the chief cause. though The
call Tor a loan Of $50 900 400. rntde nv the Gov
eminent has been used i'm the New York stock
market by the spectators. to put up gold and
stock no doubt A great battle il being fought
in the vicinity of Chsttsn,og,. Tennessee. no
doubt. the army under Gen. Burnside having
united with that under Gen Rosecrans. and NIL
East Tennessee with the exception OF Chattanoo
ga, is in possession of the Government army
now Knoxville was occupied by Gen Burnside
last Friday The news from Charleston Is fa
vorable though the conclusions arrived 1T by the
correspondents OF the daily newspapers. some
time ago. regarding the immediate fall of the
place we're evidently premature Ills clear thar
some time must elapse before Char e,ton fill
but there seems to be no reasonable ground TOT
doubling that Charleston must fall into the hand
OF our forces sooner or later A formidable ex
petition Il moving against Mobile. bath bv aud
OF the Government 1t would therefore seem
thar this advance in gold is temporary
There has been little done in Government Sc
curities during the week; vouchers rather
lower. We quote: