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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

4" =. The Plantation Btters have cured nae Of .
derangem. Of ih- kdney and urinary that has
distressed me for years. II &c Tx charm.
Z. C. MOORE, 25t Broadway, N. Y"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

~ The Belcher boot buyer FOR Jones. Win
nesse A Co, famous boot snd shoe establish
ment. i pow on Pearl street. Bo-t"n end the
manufacturing towns Of old u ,a-schu~e,rs. Sc
Iectins and shipping large additions a. their al
ready splendid ock of boos- snd -nses He i
busing for the wholesale trade a. we'll n the re-
tail. Country merchants will take notice.
febI9-dls 80.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

From the army hospital be bloody hstiie-neld-'he
mansion Of the rich aud hamble absde Of the poor
from the Office ard the sacred desk-ron the mountain
top. dstHn; valleys sud OF islands Of the
from every mock AM & the civilized worlds
pouring in the evidence Of the astonishing effects OF
DRAKg's PLANTATION mrrERs. Tbousa,ds upon
tbou-snas Of letters ike follesiug may De
our Office.
Rrxrsscxr WIS SEPT. Is. lsf3.
I have been ia the army hospital for
fourteen monihsspeech and nearly dead AZ Al'on.
m, they a bottle Of Plantation BttvrS
Three bottles restored my speech and earsd ne
L. A fLAU1E-'
souu wAksAx. o.. July 3s. lea.
- One young man. who had been sick and
not ont OF the house for years With >croua and
kryiPela. after paying TIE doctors sl5n without
benefit has been cured by ten BOTTLES q hitJers
EDWARD wOuNALL-
The - Slowing is from the Manager the Union home
School ss,.lbe Children Of velunteers
HAvsxEskx MAxsiox, tirrs -Ssvx~rz sTxsrrs
NEw lusK, Augusta, ieo5
''DK DRAKE Your wonderful Plantation Biters have
~eskuess end weak lungs. with meet happy effect Ons
little girl IA paric lar with pains In her heal loss Of
app ute aud da ~ wasting consumption on whom all
stored. We Commenced vita but teaspoouful Of Bit
tiers dss Her appetite and strength rapidly increased
Respectfully MRS. o. DEvoE"
- I owe much 70 you fr verify believe the
Plantation Buers have savei my lie.
REV. W. "A wAG60SgR,
Asarid, n. T."
". .. Thou wilt send me two bottles more Of thy
Plantation Bitter. Ny wife has been greatly benefited
ASA cURR n, PhiIadelphi., Pa"
a. have been great sufferer from Dyspep-
Sia. ana had 20 abandon preaching. The
Plantation Bitters have cured me.
Rochester, n. Y"
a.. Send u twenty four more Of your
Plantation Btsrs. The poi uIarits # Which oaly
increasing with the sSs s. q 1.r hs py,cx
PropreiOrs Of wiliards Hotel. Washington, ID. c.
- have given he Plantation B,ers to han
effect. CIV n. ANDREWS,
Superintendent S,ldier>' Home, Cincinnati. q.
- The Plantation Bitters have cured OF
liver complaint OF which va, ud up PROSTATE and had
H. B KINGSLEY. Cleveland. o."
49,. The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of q
derangem. III kdueyS urinary organs has
distressed me for years Il &c Xix charm.
Z. c. MOORE, 25s Broadway, ~ Y"
&c. &c, &c, &C. &c.
The Plantation Bitters make the strong
guild b liant and exhausted natures great resorer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

&c - "a Dye.
In tho year Iss5 Mr. Matthews prepared he VINE
TAN TX D1f. Stree tina time IL has been rser b.
thou snd. and ia has failed give entire
satisfaction.
The VENETIAN DYE - he ohespe.t IN the world.
Its price IL only Fifty Cent aud each bottle contains
double quantity Of dye g. tha-s usually sold or
dollar
The VENETIAN I'VE l. warranted rot to illurs he
hair or tie -oa'p ga the siicl,iest dczrx. ...
vESErIkS DYE WITH raridify snd
taniy. the hair requiring prep srrtion wh tever.
Tn VENETIAN DYt produces sny shsd- that may
be desired-en that ~iil fad. crsck ~a-h cut
that perm h hair sale by
ali druggists. Price % cent?.
A. I. MATHEWS.
Central Agent, " S.id street -. n.
Ai~o, 'nufsctarer of Matthew Arpics Hair Soss.
the best hair dressing in use. Price % cents.
junels-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

=. . The Plantation Bitters have cured M OF
liver complaint. OF which was d up PROSTATE and had
to abandon my business.
n. r KINGSLEY. Cleveland. %"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

BY SPANN & SMITH
1T .5CCTEO.T.
On Monday, March 2, 1864, at L
o'clock A. NJ,
In Front Of Spann q Smiths R.si Esfsfe Oge
Opposite Odd FsiIors' Hail

TVoUR TWENTY ACRE IOrS BLING PANTS g
u Section 3. T. u. kangc Ea-i. Marco. Coansl
Indian and iruxfsd about hr~e nal rolrh AZ te CT
indi2nspoli- adjoining the Asd-on Pie Nsst of "A
hr~-wood ard some Il the sswtimbr has been cat o
On Lot No. beautiful gTo,e n about three .ci M
been reserved and there Is on all The 10
excrpt No l.
Tue aid l. well calculated BY sail - position n
ether oricS-ysrd garden az private ressd.noe pa
po-~s The isDd viii Ue r0ld n lots plat Of bid
se- hancbils The lots sdjosn other ~iil 4
gsther mske 10. q farm.
TsErs-Une-hslf down. the balance in six and t~elI
months.
Further particulars ma, he ascertained n Their G
W Msxfed. keEn.ld d. Hall, John = rraEf. o. sifnI
'he Ind isIed, .ssae III d-y Il ale.
The frsct appears oa The County Mas n the name
Mar Demotl.
sale po,irAe and without reserve TIE perfect
sPASN SMITH.
feb12-dtn. Real Estte Agents. Ind Anap, H.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

q" have given he Plantation Bi'ters 20 hun
directs Of Disabled soldiers with The ~ Astonishing
effect. q. w D. ANDREWS,
Superintendent Ssldier>' Home, Cincinnati. o.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

The Liberty es the Citszen-speech
Of Hon D. W. VOORHEES, delivered In The House ~ Rep
rssentse February Is. 1ss3. on the Act toindemnify
the President and persons for supending the
n habeas corpus and acts done In pursuance thereof
IL printed pamphlet form. and can BE- obtained at
this ONCE. This Is the great effort Of Mr.. Voorhees, to
profeefhs liberty Of the citizen. and shoald he In the
hands of every In indiana IL makes pamphlet
sfsixteeB pages, Price 81 50 per hundred.
PAli orders should direct the speeches be sent
bysxpress. the postage will be cent copy, and
must be prepaid.
address, ELDER, HARDNESS 4 BINGHAM,
Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

a. :. Send "a twenty four zen Of your
Plantation BifttrS h- poi ularits f Which oaly
increasing with the gursts OF our hon
SYKES, CHADWICK a Co.
Proprietors Of wilisrds Hotel Washington, ID. c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26
PiBuc SPEAKERS AND V0CaLISTS

wirfnd them beneficial in clearing the voice before
speaking singing. aid rrlievn the thr after any
-us exerton of the cal organs having peculiar
adaptation affections whic disturb the organs Of
speech.
Sold By all usgsts and Dealers N Medicines in the
United states and frego colntre. st IS ceut- per
box. h4dSwiu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

gfz-we understand the keel j. bald at Wsserly
Tor the new White River packet. zzie Wrinkle.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26
Nothing Succeeds Like Success.
Says grea, ~rifsr. and ia the history q
RARE DISCOV EEIES
For the Las h.f e-nssry nothing h.<
LEAPED INTO Favor


No other recogtlsed n he ~crld offsbion BY eihr
sex lie swim opsrstions the with Which a u sp
piled. the remarkable nstsrsness q The browns sbd
blacks Il impsrts It's exemption from al Enpls tsr
eAus,ic ingredients. and g. general esees be
and sair, ite good and sriceff Of T.. rnpss
cedented popularity
Manufactured by J CIR sTADoRo. So. 6 Assor Hou-~.
Ne~ York. Sod by ell Druggists Aplled by all
Hair Dressers. observation-disclosures
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

The Ceuserspt Acf-Spcecb OF Hon
D. Voorhees, the Conscrspton Bi. Ia the House Of
Representatives, February %. 1888 This" one OF the
ese.s speeches % Mr. Voorhees, question row oe-
eupysne large share OF public attention. and ev.ry
esssses IN Indiana should have seopy. itrases pam
phiss Of eight psz~s- Price ~ per hundred
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

have been great sufferer from Dyspep
Sia. ana had 20 abandon preaching. Th
Plantation Bitters have cured me.
kEv. j. 4 CATHoRN
Ro> hester, n. Y"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

- - Thou wilt send me two bottles more Of tn
Plantation BtterS. Ny wife has been greatly benettie
by their use. Thy lend,
ASA CURR n, PhiIadelph., Pa"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26
BROKER

ACENCY.
II. M. SPICER 4 CO.,
REAL ESTA b AGENTS,
Norwood's Block.
No2Ol-2 North Illinois Street,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
DUY. SILL. AND EXCHANGES REAL ESTATE, &C,
- &c Office open al niglt
For sale, several good miles fthe city
For Ssle-A number Of cool Houses and Lots within
the city limits, from 500 to 80 900 in price.
For Sale and Trade-A large n lmber Of fae Build ng
Lots in all parts Of the city, from si0o IS 100 price
Psrsons washing 10 build buy oA speculation will d.
vel TO call
For sale or Trsde-A number % I'm proved Fsrm> in
the State Of Indiana; also large quantity OF Unim
PROVED Land.
For sale or Trade Several good Saw Flour Mills
convenisa at 10 Ind iadapolis.
For Sale or Trsde-A lot Of Merchandise. Dry Goods,
LIqGors, &c-
For SAL or Trade-A pair of we'll broke mules and 8
year, OH. and Harues al>o good horse
fehi- d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

address Of she Democratic Members
The G~zesal Assembly 20 the People OF Indiana,
setting forth the history Of the late session and the
r..s.s .hx NOR. had not been accomplished durnrts
eers,,tussonsI tern. This document makes pamphlets
.s.sss.n pages. ard on BE furnished in any quanfy.
Prizes 81 50 per hundred. ha r1a "a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

owe much 10 YOU. fr verify believe the
Plantation BtIers have savesi my lie.
REV. W. IA wAG60SER,
Asarid, " T."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26
Crisfadoro-s Hair Dye.

has adopted IN iheif siess
Crtsfadoro's Hair Dye,
And for three Fes'oai Il ernhr ~. and hsckers he
bair. tot The skn Il = ss<sfsbie IN ienl. not
burning Aud. Il dos bsresqu- nasare Nth hlosu-
rs meta nc iing,s. bas produee. h.r oxn living hoes
IT. co ins effect Il assBr u ssa~s desecton ISs re-
suit- uniform n nerer fats.
Manufactured bv J. cR STAD no. NJ Assor House.
New York. sod ~ ell Drssvi.s- App sd ~ Hair
Dfessers. fel g dlmeodkw1meox
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26
II. II. DRAKE L. CO..
400 Broadway, ~. Y.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoC Hen.

THESE LOZENGES ARE PREPARED
from hi hy esteemed recipe for alternating Bronchs
Affections, ASTHMA TO ,rseness Coughs Irritation
SoreEess of the Throat.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

SourH wAKsAx, O., July .. lea.
One young man, who hal been sick and
not ont Of the house for years With Scrofua and
kry-ipela. after paying tie doctors $50 without
benefit has beea cured by BOTTLES q htters.
EDWARD wOUNALL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GENERAL REBELLION.
Triumph of a Great Discovery!

TIE puhle has rebsei sgsinst csnsrissax HAIR nsss.
Fshiea has fsre-~o-a them sssscioss eeus-uunisy
has adopted IN heir siesa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-26

RExrssCzr, WIS. sept. Is. 1872
have been the army hospital for
fourteen mcnth>-speech and nearly dead. AZ Aon
III. they butSlr Of Plantation BttvrS.
Three bottles restored my speech and carsdue
{. A. FLAuTE'
The New York herald., 1864-06-28
The Dirty Linen OF the Republican
Party.


TO The EDITOR OF TUE EVENING JOURNAL.
On my return 10 this city after several
mouths the Lower Mississippi. find myself paraded
before your readers through two long letters of"T w.
as faithless agent OF the In
rupt speculatons, guilty OF furnishing supplies to the
rebel enemy Tor cotton, &C. Such gross libels must
defeat themselves by their obvious aud msgn n.y.
have never bought bale OF cotton OF rebels nor OF
any one else have l furn shed supplies for
cotton consisted in the collection OF hundred
bales OF this staple which had been abandoned with their
plantations, by fugitive traitors, which cotton ! have
turned over 10 the thereby putting
hundred thousand dollars into the Treasury "
The only incitement excuse for the tirade Of W.
appears 10 be the tact that formerly associated
with Mr.. Greeley as CO proprietor In the Tribune
ciation. In that relation partners till
withdrew from It by the sale OF my stock early 1868
his Deore that copartnership formed and trust
have done nothing, either before dis
solved, 10 forfeit his esteem. never heard
pected till l T. WIS letters that my counec
ton with the Tribune dstasteul TO any my.asso
ciatos therein. Mr.. Greeley IN mauuer aided or
recommended or promoted my designation for the public
service IN voh have recently been engaged, and bad
knowledge THAI such designation contem plated
iii after II was made He partner with me
asserts pretends that have said anything inconsist
ent With this, is either falsdsr has grossly
und erstcod fne.
Thus copnnug myself strictly 70 sedefence against
assaults anton they wicked, and purposing
appeal 10 the laws Wind cation Of my good nane
they should be persisted In, subscribe myself yours
new YORK, June ~, 1864 BF CAMP,
The New York herald., 1864-06-28

OPENING ov CAxrBsLLs NEW MISsRM HA1--Camp:
bells new Minstrel Halt, Nos 100 and 2ol Bowery, was
thrown open TO the public last evening" and the attend
ance was such As to sve promise OF permanent success
The HAN was crammed and jammed and hundreds were
turned away from the doors for want OF accommodation
Mr. Campbell has evidently made lucky hit aud In
fair wsyo reap Of his long, patient and hard.
working career for the public amusement
His hall 10 very pretty elegant and comfortable place.
though not quite npbed yst and the company which he
hs gathered together fully equal to the best
performed In this country. The performance lass night
afforded the most unbounded satisfaction.
The New York herald., 1864-06-28

OyR FNANcEs-WHAT THE PRESIDENT SHOULD
Do.-Secretary Chase made a promising state
ment Of our financial prospects at the opening
of Congress; but we find that be is keeping on
the same old road, and that our currency is
rapidly following the ex xampls Of Memmnger's
Gold is now somewhere above two hundred,
and every day we are drifting nearer to 6nan-
cial ruin. II this state Of things continues our
greenbacks will soon be as valueless as the old
Continental money, the assignats of the French
republic, or Memmingers rebel stuff. Presi-
dent Lincoln has now secured his renomi-
nation. As things 80, he has the best chance
of euccess at the coming election, since all the
other parties are disorganized. Is 1t not about
time for him to display little msnliness, and
send Chase to the right-aboutf Memminger
was bad inancier; but he has shown some
sense by resigning his position. Chase is as
bad q fnancier; but he has not tho sense to re-
sign. Let the President save hir the trouble
by turning him out Chase cannot help, and
may hurt, Lincoln in tho coming election, since
his friends are being shown up oil around; so
that there is really no reason why the Presi-
dent should keep him in Office another day.
The New York herald., 1864-06-28

Attack ON . Railroad Trafn-Soldiers
Murdered by Gueriilas, Sc.

Attack . Railroad Trafn-Soldiers
Murdered by Gueriilas, Sc.
CAIRO, Juno Is, 1854
Tho steamer Patriot brings Memphis dates OF tho 25th
A train on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad was
attacked by guerlas Collisrsvie tho 23d Two
soldiers were killed and eight wounded; citizen was
also killed and two wounded. Six soldiers, who jumped
from the train during the attack, captured and
taken to tho woods. One Of hsm who escaped reports
that his companions were murdered BY the gusrllas
The unconditional Union OF Memphis arranging
for grand meeting the Fourth Of Juy 70 raty the
nominations OF the Baltimore Convention.
The cotton market Ia unchanged.
The steamer McCombs nred inso yesterday BY gue
riias from the Kentucky shore, Shawneetown and
the captain Of the boat was seriously wounded.
Brigadier General Meredith assigned TO tho com.
mand OF the pos, at Cairo to-day.
Brgadier General Chetain assigned to the duty Of
taking charge OF all coored troops in Kentucky the
recruiting OF troops He will continue 10 this
sphere in Tennessee, with his headquarters removed
Louisville
The New York herald., 1864-06-28
The Suppression OF the World and Jour
nul OF Com cree.
GOVERNOR sEYMoUR's LETTER TO DISTRICT ArroR.
NEY HALL.

EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, Albany, June o. 1854
A. OAKSY HALL, Esq., District Attorney OF the city and
county OF New York.
SiR-n the matter OF the seizure OF the ofces OF the
World and Journal Of Commerce. tho Grand Jury In dis
regard OF their oaths Ito diligently inquire into
presentment make Of al such matters and things
should be given them 10 charge" have refused TO
make such inquiries, and declare that cit is mex
pedent to examine into the subject referred TO In
the charge of the Court" with respect 20 such
seizures. II becomes my duty, under the express re-
quiremens OF the constitution, Ito take care that the
laws OF the State faithfully executed" II the Grand
jury n pursuance Of the demands OF the law and the
Obligations their oaths had inquired into the
given them In charge BY the and the public prose-
cutor, their decsion whatever might have BEEN would
have been entitled 70 respot AS they have refused
do their duty the subject Of tho sezuref these journals
should al be brought before proper magistrate
you visa spy assistance In the prosecution Of these in
yesig..!ons, Il will be given 10 you
Az il is matter OF public interest that violations Of
the laws Of the state be pnsS :s es4s Or Wishes 6f
the parties Immediately affected must not be suffered 70
influence the action OF public ocers II through tear
other motives they are unwilling 70 aid In getting
facts will be your duty TO compel their attendance
a. witnesses In behalf the people, Respectfully yours,
H0RArIO SEYMOUR
The New York herald., 1864-06-28
Excess over Quota...

This result the mittee and the public may well
be proud oe IL gives .l37 be credited our
next quota Congress and the War Department will
let us know what that Is. shows also how miseraby
we tailed when the draft was attempted, securing only
an excess, were when the Supervisors Committee
took hold the matter aud paid bountes to volunteers
And the same results will again happen. Let capital
lists come forward our loyal and loyal ieaguers
and subscribe TO the Comptroller So
volunteers and every be raised and the
front before the machinery be prepared drafting.
What has been doue can again be done.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TIE TIFrH MAINE
REGIMENT.
The above regiment arrived in this city yesterday
morning This is three years regiment whose Of
service has expired They have been in all the principal
actions OF the war; and direct from front OF re.
tersburg In their ranks while marchng through the city
yesterday they two rebel 1ags which cap
tured by them The regiment left for home last evening
by the New Haven railroad.
The New York herald., 1864-06-28

THURLow WEEDS LETTERS ON SHoDDY.-Thur-
low Weed is doing pretty well, but not so we'll
as he ought to do. He has hung up some pretty
dirty linen on the public clothesline; but he
has much dirtier linen In his tub, and neither
his friends nor his enemies will be perfectly
satisfied until he brings it out.
The New York herald., 1864-06-28
Tho Accident on the E<ie RaIlroad-Bas
One Man Killed.

Tho evening papers, In noticing The accident the
Erie Railroad make much more serious disaster than
the facts will warrant The accident occurred Sunday
morning. caused by collision between freight train
ing down the road from Suerns and gravel train going
up from Jersey city NJ Hohokus twenty three miles from
New York. The collision terrible resulting In the
complete demolition Of both trains; but there but
oue person klled-a laborer on the gravel train living
Paterson The recital OF tho above facts will doubt
relieve the apprehcnsbous Of many who read the first
counts givlng out that several were killed and injured
The New York herald., 1864-06-28
MAILS FOB EUROPE.

me CunarA mall steamship Scotia, Captain Judkina,
viii leave shh port so-mosrsw fOs Liverpool
As nails Tor Bursps vii Gloss ~ hafpss nine sc,sck
" mssysw nssnins.
rhs Nsv Youz HsaAaD-Editssn fos Esrops-wia -
pvblisAsA u bsifpsss eight O'Clock N tAs nornas.
single sos.ss. v vrsPpssss sssAy sss nsihas' ~
The New York herald., 1864-06-28
coroner's Inqusss.
AN OFFICERS Son PUSHED OVERHEARD AND
pRowsgD--THR PERPKTRAroR DscAPEs.

An roN FUdHbD OVBHbURhU AND
pRowsRD--TBE PgRPETRAroR DscAPBs.
On Thursday las a number Of boys, who had col.
Iectsd on The pier foot Of Spring street, North river got
into quarrel, whom one Of them, whose name Is un.
knows threatened 70 push John sperbeck, lsd eight
years OF age, into the dock. watching his opportunity
the malicious little fellow his threat by pushing
young Sperbeck overheard, Immediately after which he
away. knorts made ~ the unfortunate
boy but be sank 70 the bottom OF the river few
and was drowned. HIS romans recovered
sunday evening and taken 70 the residence OF his parents
320 Spring street. where Coroner Widey held inquest
The Jury found verdict against the fugitve who
nnted tho deed aud officers are 10 pursuit OF him. The
deceased vM The OF ocer Spsrbsck, Of the Eighth
The New York herald., 1864-06-28
Sword fer Mcclellan.
TO THE kDIroR or The HERALD.

PoRr RorAf, q c., June n, 1884
Enclosed please nad my mite towards the subscription
being raised for hcCisanS sword. consider IN but
saying ths toll ~ the bridge shat carried sais ov
ana that ~ d,d Srons of Richmond. Give bus ths
voyd in yosr national thundersr and We will have the
sword at ence end les be presented - testimonial
rsu The Army Of The Potonso, and nos mix up petea
parttas With hoacss men-soldevs 4. =
IAss q batsvyN Third Unitea ssatss ARTILLERY, syk'
dkyieIoas Rertsg's TNth arny oWpA -
The New York herald., 1864-06-28

A Fam QUEsToN.-Afphabet Barlow and
Judge Barnard, the owners Of the World, are
attacking Mr.. David Dudley Field under the
mantle Of Manton Marble. Would not Barlow
and Barnard have been glad to accept the fee
which Field took, if it had only been offered to
them!