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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
SALOON.
Excelsior Saloon and Restaurant
NO SIS EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
indianapolis, Indiana
RUDOLPH FEY. Proprietor.
SALOON.

TEvHIS PINE SALOON WILL BE OPENED on
Il 70 MORROW (fucsdas,l March 10. with splendid
lunch AZ 9 O'Clock 4. NJ.
The proprietor Gattcrs himself to his
patrons and the citizens Of indianapolis generally that
he has spared money means 10 make this house
what ought be, of the finest and handsome {
saloons IN the West.
lie will keep instantly hand the bes; Rhine ami
Native Wines. Champagne, Lager Beer, Ale and the
very best OF Liquors
lie is also prepared furnish Meals at all times after
short notice, and invites the public for a call
mcl9 dim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
(NO. 2liJ
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN.

INffkD STATES VI AMERICA, DlNItuCI VI IN
DIANA, IS
wafssAs. \ libel ofjnformaton has been filed IN the
District Count Of the United states within aud for
the seventh crcus and District Of Indiana, the 10th
day % January lsG3, b. John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney
fof the United staes for the District Of Indiana, against
the following descrbed credits and elects OF one William
J. Hoconh. to- wit: -Four fromissory Notes, all dated
March 3Dth 1891 for fse0 90 each payable IN l. = and
years respectively, from the Let October, 1851. with In
tercst; said notes given by Que John OAKS TO on
Way and by h.n assigned and transferred 20 said
No conh and secured BY mortgage on certain real estate
Ia apore county, indiana for violation II the powers OF
an act q Congress. approved July IT, lss2. entitled An
suppress punish treason and rebel
Hon. and eonhseate the property ofrebes aud Tor
other purposes aud praying rropey
and that the same may be condemned and sold As
ENEMIES property
Now therefors IA pursuance Of the monton under the
seal of said court directed and delivered do here
BY give public notice all persons claiming said propriy.
part thereof Interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said District Court OF
United States be held the city % indianapolis,
and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
February next. at ten o'clock Of the forenoon OF that
day. then there inerpose their claims and 10 max
their allegations ia that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. 4. \. Marshal
Per I. 5. BsEfow. Deputy.
Joss IA Re- Ciers. febs-sil4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
PHYSICIAN
CONSTITUTION WATER

Haze long since given up the Of buchu cubes and
nber in the treatment Of these Diseases and only them
for the want of a better remedy.
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ELDER HARDNESS Il BINGHAM
PROPOSALS.

DRoPoS lis WILL BE RECEIVED Up I'LL FRIDAY
noon the 18th isf- At II ocloek, for the
Q arick PORK house
Tor p ans and specifications apply Thos. Kingan
Esq House between the hours OF II ocls e.
fup I'll thursday 14th instl KiNGAN 4 &C 4
my lc-did
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FOR DYSPEPSIA

IL has equal IN relieving the distressing symp
toms. Also Headache Heartburn, Acid Storach, yonit
ing Food, &c. Take teaspoonful after dinner. Tn
dose in all be increased desired but Shouts
be doue gradually.
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TRIMS or Tng DAILY SENTINEL

Trims or Tlg DAILY SENTINEL
One copy one year. ..,....-.-....'.....S w
one copy, six months. so
One copy one month. 60
Delivered by the CARRIER within the city, Is per
week, payable 10 the carrier
Agents will be supplied at II cents week.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY SENTINEL
o
10 copies and the maker ~ the clab..... Is 90
20 copies and two the maker Of the club 80 90
Additions be made clubs any
rates The names will lee printed on each paper without
charge.
No paper will be without prepayment.
ued longer than paid for. Address
ELDER, HAKKNESS, a BINGHAM,
Indianapolis. Indiana.
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DRUGS.

uuAyg associated with me IN business Me-. g. ".
II sloan has assistant in the store Tor .
number of years past Hereafter the business VIII pe
continued Al The old stand under the firm II
RRON a SLOAN.
feel grateful for The liberal patronage which ~e have
ever receyedrusi by strict attention 70 business and
the wants Of our customers merit and retain the same
z BROWNING
IL persons knowing themselves indebted 20 noe VII
please call 81 their earliest convenience and make
settlement % same, and oblige X bkONNiN".
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
LEUCORRHGA. OR WHITES.

This disease depends upon inflammation of the
lining of the vagina womb Ia j. IN al cases
conpaned ~ pains IN the back, across the bowels
and through the hips Ateaspoonfu ofthe medicine may
be taken three times day, with an injection Of table
spoonful OF medicine, mixed with half pint of soft water
morning and evening.
IRRITATION OF THE NICK OF TIE BLADDER, IN
PLANTATION OF THE KIDNEYS AND CATARRH
OF TIL BLADDER S1RANGu AIRY AND BURN
ING or PAINFUL URlNATiNG.
For those Diseases it Is truly sovereign remedy and
too much be said in its praise. single dose
been known TO relieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are troubled with th distressing pain the small
OF the back aud through the hips. teaspoonful day
of Consttuton Water will relieve you like magic
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIsrs-PRlcE 81.

Morgan Aben. General Agents. Ne. - Clia street
New Ycrk. wright French, g. Randolph -: Smith
n~yer, % Lake A. Wholesale Agents. Chicago. Illinois,
Isn2e-r3na
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

Legislature will assemble On the sth ~ JAnu-
ary neat IL action viii have deep interest Tor Tho
citizens u Indiana The Snfiaei viii coItAin faithful
and intelligent report of rs Prooeedng-. 80 that the
reader can understand day 10 day vhai their Repre-
seutatiVes are doing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

Has proved itself equal to the task that has devolved
upon IL.
DIURETICS,
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DYsMESORHGA, OR PAlNf u MENSTRUATlON, AM
IN MENORRI!AGlA OK PkOtuSE FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATIoN,

which he Unmarried female Is a recurring
disease and through neglect the seeds Of and
dangerous 'naades the result, and month after
month passes without effort being made assist
ture, the suppression becomes chronic the gradu
ally loses her appetite the bowels are coospsted night
sweats on aud the consumption finally ends her
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NOTICE.
s. n uOGSHiRE.
JAMES T. WATTS,
JOHN =. COUNCIL.
TRUssEs, &C.

Z. B. 8 E IL q Us 7 Rus
ESTABLISHMENT. i2G CLAHF 81. CmcAeo. lit.
Branch once-No - Nor y Prh Street ST Louis Mo
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rtac and drench the kidneys and by constant use soon
al 10 CHRONIC deVanrrafion and confirmed disease
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LAND AGENT.
FOR SALE

FNOR SALF-ATRACT OF THIRTY ACRES OF LAND
on the Charlottesville Turnpike. mile and three
quarters from the city limits twenty cleared
and the balance in timber; good framed dwelling house
containing he rooms, cellar, pump &c, will be sold
low-part cash. balance time Apply the subscri-
Der al No. lis East Vermont street, Indianapolis.
apr6 WV +. GARLAND.
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NM" ~fnn ny
nHHu m
S'hoo'' AMI @oii-f"h oAiA1o"ohe'
CONSTITUTIONS,
nuros
BRIEfs. 80.
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Work. Book. Plain or Ornamental are frs, class We
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

WIZ soon assemble. and the most important questions
will be brought before t for determination. cne 81
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy q the
President, will ssy Affect the future Of the country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings viii be re-
psrfea IA the .>~sfsael
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

chief clerk has been arrested together
swithh;s brother, who is. also 4 clerk, in one
Eofthe DEPARTMENTS. bit both arg perform
ling thcir official duties. Traitors turk ed out
lon evidence given before the Potter Com
mittee have been reinst ated.1and promoted
through the active exertions Of radical
Republican Senators.zzzsItelis treason, trea-
son, treason all around about trca-
son-oaicial treason and l have no doubt
there are traitors in positions to defeat
kHooker:3 so that L look forward with
great solicitude to the event of battle.
Some people believe the revelation Of the
dying knight Of the Golden Circle, which
says that Hooker's army is to be drawn to
Richmond, while Lee steals march by
way of Warrcnton and bombards Wash
ington.s should De sorry if they are
right in thinking this willactually happen
Still, if it should come to that, the Lords
will be done, for then the Copperheads of
the North are to take up arms; and then
wouldn't the Lord and His armies make
clean work of it., Let them make every
marble palace of this city heap of ruins,
let every traitor don his armor and show
his head-let the people the loyal people
know their enemies and feel that this is
really a struggle for national existence ana
we will be stronger with ashington a
smouldering ruin aud a. million Northern
traitors in arms than We are to-day.
The people, the ireem,em of the West
and East would then know what was to
be done and do it, in the style of our Pu-
ritap fathers. ''''= III >',' 90. s.
P. S.-Since writing theaabove 7 learn
from gentlemen just from Rockers ar
my, that d number Of. the two years New
York regiments are under arrest for mu-
tiny. Claiming that their time Of service
is out, they insist on disbanding and 60
ing home. Amongst that portion of the
army the Mcclellan feeling is so strong
that the men refuse to read the report of
the Committee on the Conduct of the
War, and would drum any one out Of
camp found circulating anything reflect
ing on the military career of their pet
leader. This is as one might expect
The men who would stand on technical
bubble to avoid meeting the enemy they
volunteered fight, and desert their coun-
try's flag on the eve Of battle, are Me-
4 Clellan men Of course and in. favor of
j war or peace principles
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
Glorious News from Hooker

Last nights dispatches bring glorious
news from lockers army. .-.'
The New York Post of the 4th says:
The battle of Sunday was renewed on
Monday morning. The enemy appeared
to have forces equal in number to our own,
and his successive attacks we're made with
desperate spirit. The destruction Of the
railroad bridges over the Massaponax and
Mutapony creeks, south Of Fredericksburg
has certainly been accomplished, and the
road to Richmond is thus cut off from the
enemy. .-. .:....
Eight hundred prisoners, including an
entire 5iment-thc 23d Georgian-were
brought to Washington this morning, and
marched down Pennsylvania Avenue to
the old capitol prison.
The Washington Republican of the
same date has the following:
"Our edviccs up to noon to-day, are
that the victory of Gen. Hooker's army is
:no,c complete than was at first reported
All the most sanguine could have hoped
lOI hdlo DCCu lCN1lACus We
io.."u sucCess. 4 mere are Iac;s Connect:
cd with this movements, which cannot al
present be stated, but when it is complet.
cd they will develope themselves, and be
appreciated"
The rebel Gen. Fitz. Hugh Lee is a
prisoner in Washington. Maj. Gen. Ev.
ans, Of South Carolina, is also prisoner
in our hands. There is reported captured
over 5000 prisoners. Fredericksburg was
captured BY Gen. Sedgwick, where our
troops displayed the greatest bravery.
There has also been fighting near Suf.
folk, in which our troops came off victo-
rious.
1t is said that Gen. Sherman has open
cd the attack o.. Vicksburg, though no
results are given.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

RErvRNED.-Capt. Lueg, Of Co. G. 4th Min.
Regt., near Vicksburg, returned ON Thursday
evening last, having received leave of absence
for three months on account Of the injuries he
sustained almost year ago by his horse fall
ing on him, having not yet healed. They are
of such character IS to prevent his perform
ing active duties. He reports his company
as being in good health. .. .:...s u
On Saturday evening Captain Inman, Of Co.
D, same regiment, returned home from Fort
Smelling, having arrived At that place . few
days previously from Gen. Grants army
Capt. Inman, while on a former visit home,
had been chosen Chaplain of the First Mime
sofa Mounted Rangers, but being unable to
obtain his transfer papers, returned to the
regiment and was then successful. On last
Friday forenoon he was mustered in at Fort
Smelling as Chaplain. Captain l. says there
are but two men Of Co. D, in hospital, and
that the health Of Gen. Grants army is excel
lent. He returns to Fort Smelling this morn
ing to assume his duties as Chaplain Of the
regiment. -: 49,. :.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, April 9th, 1868

WAsntNGToN, April 9th, 1868.
DEAR W1LL.-The army of the :Po-
tor'ac has been moving, moving for two
weeks. The stray officers have been
gathered in, and one does not now sec
one, in Washington, for every ten who
we're visible month ago. They have
been restricted to twenty pounds of bag
gayc-somctbing Of chang &c since Nc
Clellan used to have forty two-horse wag-
ons to carry his personal effects, when but
fuo we're allowed to a regiment. The
camps have been broken up and the men
put in motion to accustom them to change
OF pl'ce. Extra baggage Of officers and
men, in great quantities, has been sent to
this city. The hospitals opposite FEEDER
icksburg have been emptied and the sick,
eleven hundred, sent '.ere, where they are
comfortably disposed in the different hos
pitfalls. For two weeks everything has
been in readiness to march upon the enc
my whenever the roads will permit, but
rain, rain, mud, mud. In each Of the
past TWO weeks there has been forty eight
hours steady rain beside storms but this
is the fourth successive day Of dry wealth
er. lit continues dry four days longer
the mud in the streets here will all be
dry except the very deepest chuckiholes
and We may safely opine that the fields
anu country roads will be in good condi-
ton tor the progress of our army.
People generally think there will be a
battle this week but it is more probable
there viii t,c rain and it must be out Of
the question to move artillery before the
winter mad his dried. IF it had once
dried rain would not be so much hin
dranco for, it would only make surface
mud but 'nfin on mud six months ole
makes the question Of firm bottom a YER!
uncertain question. ...' :..r.r~.-.H
People may as we'll be- 1fate"ts 'Th'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
Mr.. ,Silas Foote, of St. Cloud, one of the
'''@ Murdered.

FROM the 81. Paul Press the 6h. =. ''''
messenger arrived here last night from
Fort Abercrombie with dispatches which
ing tie stage; f5ddd last SattsqdB ntiles
bodies of two men who had been murdered
! by the Indins near Otter Tail crossing
twenty-ninc miles this side of the Fort.
One Of them was a soldier, member of
Capt. McLarty's company, 18th: regiment,
and the other was citizen named Footc:
Foote, in company with the soldier, had
started from Pommc de Terre with some
cattle, intending to drive them to Fort Ab-
ercrombie, when they we're waylaid and
murdered. MIR. Foote was in the employ
Of Mr. JAS B. Mills, Of St. Cloud, who
has the contract for supplying the Fort
with beef: az
Capt. McLarty,: who: is stationed with
his men ar Ponl1ne de Terre, reports that
two of his men have been murdered, but
delayed sending particulars until another
day. 1t is supposed, though not particu-
larly stated, that they were in company
with thu. persons whose. bodies were found
on Saturday 1870: r :..j.'.'' + - = w
f.; Some Chippewas reported at George
town., short time since, that they had
seen party Of seven Sioux, on the Shey-
enne river, and these are thought to be
the ones who committed the murders
There are no settlers in that. section of
country, and the only depredations that
can be committed will be upon. detached
parties similar to the above. i.
A messenger who came down last even
ing gives the informa ton that the bodies
.oftwo soldiers had been found within a
halt mile of Pomme de Terre, where is a
military post with full company Of in
fantry. They: had goue out hunting
goose eggs, and when thus wandering off
were murdered by some skulking party of
Indianau It seems that it has been the
custom Of soldiers to go about in ones,
twos. and threes, hunting and fishing.
Mr.. Foote, one of the men murdered
near Fl. Abrecrombie, was a citizen of
this place, and a brother Of S. Il. Foote.
who had the. exciting adventure with In
dams last August near Green: Lake. He
leaves = wife and six helpless, dependent
children, ...:..-:. r -. :"l .'".
T. Theobeautifu1 effect Of President Lin
colp's leniency in keeping, and feeding
the Sioux, murderers captured and con-
4demned last fall, instead Of hanging them
as Justice and mercy demanded, is beoom.
ing more apparent. day by day -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
Proceedings Of the Town. Council.
OFFICIAL.
Sr n avn Nfn,p Skl. 1Or0'

ST.. Cloud, Nav 9Th, 1868:
PREsEST.-L. A. Evans, Mayor, Aid. Rob.
bers, Burbank, Overlook and Broker. ~
Aid. Overlook reported that he, with AID
Robbers, had examined the work done on the:
ladders and found that an error had been made
in estimating said werk, and recommended the
issue of warrant on the Treasuy CT for IS. 80
in lieu of the 4 81 ordered to be drawn at tho
last meeting of the Council; and on motion
the report and the recommendations of tho:
Committee were accepted and adopted. :.-
Jane G. Swisshelms bill for printing was
presented and the same being approved, war
rant was ordered to be drawn on the ,Treasur-
er for $685. being the amount Of said bill, {,
The Town Marshal made the following re.
port, viz: ,,,.:t,:., IL. :, ..o.....,S .
49, vi OFF1cE OF THE Town MARsuAI,U =
49, .,>. SAINT CIovn, MAY 5th, fs63a}
10 TIC President and Alderna,e Of the Tdwn Of
GENTLEMEN: In accordance with :. rcsolu-
ton OF april 18th, 1868 L. herewith submit a
report OF the Amt of Taxes collected on Real
ing account. to wit: TO, Amt Of Tax List re-.
turned to me BY the. Recorder as follows: - =
Taxes on Real Property .....,... 1891 80
L.Iersonal do....,,,.,,..........1O53 80
"Capitatisn.. 1900
By amt collected and deposited in 80 :
the Treasury in Legal Te1dcr notes.. >273 rs
Cash on hand of Marshal. ............s3.7 IS
Capitation Tax not oollectable 1O. 90
J." Personal aud Capitation Tax i
Uncollected. .,.......:...... 40
" Taxes on Real Property uncon. oted. .2s5. 70
~ "a =: ": :. - :>.,sse% :, $50 800 -
All of which is respectfully submitted.
c. GRANDFATHER,
- - Town Marshal
Which report was received aud orlered fled
On motion Of Aid. Burbank sE,ef Town A.
torney was requested to deposit, tac revenue
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

= We cah give our experience in . very few
words. "CosTAR's"* Rut E1trm;nator is the
simplest safest cheapest and 'surest remedy
the most perfect Ratification meeting we
have eyer attended. Every Rat that can get
it properly prepared according to. directions,
will eat'it, and every one that eats i will die,
! generally 1t some place Us distant as possible
from where the medicine was taken.-Ldke
Shore Mich. Arror. -" - .. = .
u See advertisement in this paper. Sold
by S. Marlatt. ~7.3..f =: z.:;@.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

~ We will receive wheat, oats, corn
-four, wood, good butter, eggs, or anything
else We can use, in payment of subscrip-
tions TO the DEMOCRAT or debts due the
establishment. Now is the time to SUBJ
cribe or settle old bills.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

r FIRE IN ST., ANTHONY On Wednesday after
neon of last week, = fire broke out in St..
Anthony, destroying two dwellings and four
barns. Tho loss is estimated9at $4,000, about
one half covered by insurance. The cause Of
the fire is unknown.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

.LuNBER-Is now higher than at any time
since 1857. This result is produced by the
scarcity of logs, there not having been yet
sufficient water in the river to bring down the
spring "drives," by the increased price of Ia
Dor and the great demand for lumber for bull
ding purposes. Dealers, knowing that in case
there should be no rise in the river they could
obtain their own prices for their lumber, which
must be had, hold that on hand at high fig
ures We give below a list of prices, including
the highest and lowest of all our lumber
yards
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

The successful ticket was elected by ma
iorities ranging from one to three.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

NV men IL MaSSan fremont comm !'''
That they make good soldiers appears
to be conceded, and those Whe object to
employing them, simply prove that they
do not want their friends, the; rebels, fog
ged, as only men with heart in the work
can fog them. 'i |'"'~7i ,..'' !;
28rH.-I did not send this last even
ing, and to-day it rains-;a good steady
rain which promises to have the ,gift; Of
continuance for two days at least: Pa
thence, General; Hooker, patience! It
may be that the lord does not intend you
and your army to break the back bone Of
the Rebellion. He may be deserving this
honor for Fremont and his black legions ;
for "the Lord lifteth up the humble and
condescendeth to men oflow estate" =
When this army does meet the enemy,
let not the people be too sanguinc of vic
tory. It is by no means certain that the
traitors are all weeded out !; and as Nc
Clell4n's minions defeated Pope and
Burnside by refusing or neglecting to
obey orders, at the critical moment, 50
Hooker may be defeated: The Depart
ments here are swarmiDg with traitors. -:
Treason has been traced to the room Of
Adjutant General nThomas-to the very
spot where his official business is transact.
ed. This was done more than year age
and there the matter stopped, Lately his
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
MORE INDIAN MURDERS.

Two Persons Killed near Ft. AbercrOM.
bic and Two near iPomnle dc Terrc.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

It is unjust and unfair in President
Lincoln to permit these men to retain
their places under the circumstances and
to continue to deny Gen. Fremont an op-
portunity to carry out his own policy.
Now, you must not send copy of this
letter to any of those gentlemen unless
there is some hope they might be induced
to read it-for, as 1 depend on their: for
bearanee for bread and butter, it might
be announcement to get note informing
me that I have been transferred to the
Exterior Department.
(P. S-Will some of our Maine Prai-
RE farmers please plant TOW Of potatoes
on my account, in case tho bread and but
ter should fail p j..
The colored men of the District have
been notified to appear before the Presi-
dent on Wednesday, day after tomorrow:
1t is expected that regiments will be rails.
ed here, but the regulations are that all
the officers are to be white men. I do
not sec that colored men Can, do much
about raising. troops; but the world
moves; and if they prove as good soldiers
as their friends think they will, their mer
its will be-, acknowledged in the right t
gil the Offices as we'll as tho ranks = =.
1t will be glad news in Minnesota homes