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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-17
Diss0lution


HAVING eold M entire stock q
lkukr iss'a az Ira - Ntssrs Cefy -.
hsrebF tsnfsr 81 - oaE aat atestg safieiaefs.
sni the uahltl sLe hsee o. 80 years tsycret -
siu theif paIfoUs4f als - heart falt q sfilnfe
49, thsrks 4 seatt stee srtfrit r1utlnasn1e -
thst rstFcnkra STA nessrs :. f1rr co.. a. tAf
sisa 81 tAa sasne 80 rstiic9. aacfa itef may
p>st tae sssna fAit a. lesf~i ass.iass @ni ~ery
f>sEe a-iiINon 90 ~ stra
Su.F1TfEs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-17
HELMeoLD's ROSE wAs.,.

An exoeiieut LSton ior Diseases af svrss,,,,e -
ture. and ~ @n INJECTION a. dsoases u fbs urlnsry
Organs arising ffom habits of dlasipailoa. fe h.
uses "a ernnseilen ~ith ne EnbaotB Bachu o. hsrss.
perilis, M such diseases an recommended
TIE ffoprietof, in oIerilg Lis Reuodi.s a. a..
snieiec. ~ould La. y dialincuy underssood o.,
they are rot Patent Medicines; of Hostrsm1 bs A..
prepared directly according 20 ruirs III
PHkRkkCT Anf CHKnisfrY
wiLh the greatest accuracy. ChemiosI knoxl.as.
ana care devoted 70 thoir Combination A. /. -
a,.' y p,ssSs. sss csssis; q ssPesees y Ibs
Recon mendcd aus Used n he Practice - rh..-
cans iOf The care Of Tie ailfse Dls.ss.a
nJ ass suffering ~ith any of the alsrt ss.oto..
procure The kemefy ~ onoe
kvldepce Of The nosf reliable .ut ,..,....,,.,.
chAr sfter VII Accompany the madicins
Cefuscates " csrss IRON 3 " A. vesrs slssei,.
silh names kno~n % seieaee ssi fame
Iof n,eaioei pfepetii,t oi iHcuu. - Di.ps-..
tSry 81 ~ shi'--' nt4ie~
Prseuos ~ lLyasa
- 'ss,s,s. sses - y. - a-soos-..a y.
90 geaArka n.-1s - 49, EgAf.im sel,-..l
e-.s .t,i tissici4n -at Atl1b.i - ~ koysl c.
ieEr ~ s-ft -.i'-s lfoi@i'a sul 80 .-hld ~ .hs
fi.e--.,e.~ =. q 80 Aiag a.. ~asea's soln-.L
sass-sss ts-sers. F-iie- 81 aeyl l.siiess 81 5u1.
ger.
s-e nssss - lls I-ss sl-s.-ra s,sr.. - lss,....
<1.f.s' D-s-.f = Psr l-'sie. - "a ioT - o.
in..,oosel Eoss nas1 - 4 ~
~ bali 1osal ~ s-ca ~ -. a. .l... 49,. - -.
slsr ~ crFt he nosf sttlll4ll eas flrrrtlox,.
.absfsa ~ DtAssred a. 40 -lafs.... .sror~l,
-. : - fra. o1sarsau.r
80 Desriee sTspte1.- -. ..... .l.1....
,arrs Guaranteed aas4as. 6ratl.
zen. 80
Psr-sn.ilf .ypaarpd bsforo ne = A,ssra..
tbs cty u Phil.aslpal.. - r 6slrai.als. No 81
tuly s-orl, dots sag. a. prsparat ons csnaala s.
narcotc. ~ noor,rfy, oa1er lr lf.... Ir1.. -.
srs p1rely vegetable NJ tft.IF1Lu
sv0rr sno a1oslnDs1 yeisre a. AVA 80 80 1.
sSsea.eea. Lzs> -. hibh- ~ tlarra..r.
niltt 81 .tose L.1.. AHA
411r--@ lss.ers tor inforru aloo in ta..o. y
a. r. AELnii0l.ll. Diea.lsl.
Oegg.4. - 4. Teetl 60 ~ ClIs. 6. Pa.
Asa 80. lro@1s hss Yora
- ss~.ss = cczaterisiD 49, a1Drlns pls.
Isaiers. sho s1tasf5f ~ 1ilt.s 80 .r ss1sf a.
gltar' articles 81 tAe rsy1lsuou st1slass -
lfeln o1lt's st~sl..i-e fres,- r-tlerr.
<Fu-ct Buchu.
kar<sparlla
Lnprovef kcs. Ns<A
koi< ~
ns IA ,lrassistx svsryghsrs. Aal ior Hslnbold.
other. Oct cut ths sfv-rtf..npenf a. -
yri t~nf ssoif iupoxi.on sDt esposnTs
Eovk ts<8-dsiv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-17
UNITED STATES ARMY
RECRUITING sEEvIcE !

w.ntef for -. sss usaea st.gss lrf.atfy. abis
bsflst ussAhkiED "a. bt~ssn lb~ ax-. q IS
azld ts. - lsas tb.a f--i isehes hlzh, saI 20
ec1e rAkrscfgr. 4 fa'nos 111sr ir f~ars " .<e,
81 - - echfte without tar ~rftte1 cen-snt e
~ aAseat - Ez4r1fac.
I've tern u servics "a TBkEE rEtEx ~
s,i,isT ~fl - esiidsi - ths ssrzs B5saiies. Pen
si.<. A. n ets1 rs-pect - ttese sliee~t 10. ~
q - sii1a &C fn E4tL - ~ Nainsss r~frlrs
- go eo14eri 80 terf'o 90 70 faly. . ..it 80
I'll oeftkinly r-l-r g. tee ,~sisl11 - nen-.sre-
rt=<ios>1 c-7er. 49, frcu tEts elAas t1e l4e PRE-
sftes cat D-rstnrfruf me- MAJ - ~irrf~1, a. fhs
ss1is ef fh- ssrvlce mss Feqaire a. foy pranotst
- tks r~zf - cpam s1tosS1 cf<osrs IN tAe NJ
ne fs'Issinx l. ne rsss q psy se. es,shhsbs<:
y serssszi ns;er. 80 Qasrtsrnasi~r >srFasui
All pri.9>.l kosicisn. sacs t3r. - tse Ia s~r
sr-ns q corsp.sT. f1<. ssk~s s<s<rsst s.eh
f7c-cs-T<rfis. fis xssaciaas. SIC. frisss<s fis.
n <dt't'ea tr tss pay ~ soors sistef e. r1sion
- t.v s.f ssurt<nf saspl~ - roed CIsthlnz z
. silcwrf 81 srrry sa3tig. QasfterK ~ ard
M>tks>l zf1~nz<,e- .re <i.sys presst~s ~ an
9epsrum-uA ~ftkepf S@tu-tlaa fsn ~ safsssrs'
1es ~ rs taiit. N lsx Erssites ~ h'r . fss
SO. - - msJ. y As p-sfsr - ste-en -duzis~sen
80 he Ecltisrss HurIs sttct wflt s1ort kln q
-s-'srs.hishoxe - icus - h ny sish v r.cs,vs
l~ b<se1t.
s1h-ct,ts< sas Rr,Tess-s.ffve H-cfusss r~r<s-s
90 szz~ Pay. fi.<ataE. 10 rte.i stsss,t<no>. ae
a.. ~ cher r~<rais
Aprszira a q seiis 81 - szl " szr o.s
pre-<eli.s :. anp.ss,s fee-utt
kFFsf - -, "a - Er~ s<ia sszsst- 60 -klsif -
r.. g.. AHEs.
y. l.sussnsrs "a U-ss-s $50. Isfssirs,
s5
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-17
GREAT SALE
or
CITY LOIS AT AUCTION

The undersigned will sell at Public Auc-
ton. on Saturday. the 10Th day Of October.
loCl,
SIXTY DESIRABLE LOTS,
situated la tho suburbs Of the city OF Terre
Haute. la what u known ss Burnsm's sub
division 10 the city
These lots arc situated between tho Tcrre
Haute and Richmond Railroad and National
Road street. within easy distance OF tho city.
and are very desirable for private residences.
aud 10 these who desire bargains this Il a
chance not ~ be thrown away.
Nov 4 the time 10 make q speculation by
urchasing these lots. aud letting them Ne II
the owner doe. not ~lsh TO improve them
TERMS OF SALE
One third cash. one third IN .iz. aud fbe
remainder IA twelve meuUhs. the purchasers
giving uOies witb approved security TIE notes
bearing interest from date.
Sale 10 take place 81 10 O'Clock in ne
morning on the premises
a plat of thsse lot msy be ssen b. ca.hng
Oh tbe Undersigned a. the Buniln Ho1ss +"
X q HOWE
Terre Haute. indiaba.
J. "a. ALLISON
ocT51t1 rfencef. ind
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-17
AMERICAN gS9RFss 60.
THB AnkRICA6 RXR = 2gs Co.
Capitaf 90 oee ,0oe
Forward daily from fsrrs aAute
by last Passenger Trains

tsHRkF Expresses iaily fof Nsx
= TorA. Ie,stn- Aibksz. g1nsL Cleveland.
Joluubua rinrinrat' Dayton. Alfhmood. LAfsy-
slte fndiarznpos. 3reea Castle a.id AZ pointa 10
n. Eastsru tsllss au< Lsnaiaa-
Two kspe.sss daily ~ Chicago, psifc't, MI
ssnkie al pcfnts Fcrihsesf also
:, TWO Nrprssscs raiiT - - iDufa. Hsnibsl. ~
pssp1 srt Dcints Hest
.tf tayF< ieffi srf frfn RoyAviiie. tail
ana.
Tnis u~rrsrI eivs ffmfi aiteufion ~ he cal
isctisu ~ nlt fa fsTeees eitf acois. also coiiec
uofas. urarr. f''1ie 81 AEraanee. A., and faaks
urtrns.l fetufns Wa nsid Fsch Heeaenaet Il the
bsmrsrr is rrI1EA rifs aH Iron 7afs or he nscu-
rfg 40dssfsig "a a. teansgs Forwarded ~ our In
r4aaE.
Rates a. ieF snt NJ ss 1u'sk a. ~ spy cta@s
axsrcas ooauoarf
fIser yer =. al.s'sss-ges. &C.. - ihs smsri-
- aaaletr f.teerr.
4. RaRuHs gers.
assis 80. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-17
xDgARD arr

.oLD ~ TEEx HArrs 1T
Ia. n<rr a c. Es-ris ABrfnfi-T sat 2 y
Pxficf . CO.
>7<1f~1J
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-17

Tho undersigned will sell at Public Auo-
ton. on Saturday. the 10Th day Of October.
IAl4
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-17
aEMoval


a n ~iI 80 ~ prhiir sr<tex - - issA Car -
o<irtss. -. Al t~lrs Lsrt sis>i<. isfTsrr
ns<.~. 60 k-<~~ e~5-~<.<-E = a. <~<.s = Il
- fcct. <<cns><- se s~>14 = three nurfAs
IL Szr<ksa<F zIsI1z kIa uefe stlA recarIsy.
ESQ HERxkI.r. t1rrInislFsi.r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-17
Notice to Builders

DlDS will be received At the Gath
ID siic Prssfhoas- nari me oth of ousotsr
fCFniicing Cbsrch In Tsrrs hsus. fisns sot
sps etxlions sksrsel - q ths prieslbc1se
rr<re also al fartkef izfornatls Be obtaia-1
sse1f sd buildi1s
E.edsrs pfll bs FeQaifsd - furpisk god secaTify
for tes fssfhsni perforrB@sss q sslf scrk.
Tbs bricE~ork s1c reef - ~ - o,mDleied -
t-ssa he lsls. tsy q cssoasr. aD1 is,h q n-osu
b-s Daz&- Ortt1t0-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-17

~ fa4ci1 .1.sis is.sentlaa 81 tns ueafu ~n .
rf.- end tanfeftna a1-cfigra.
fsI - ,iee . ny csnerr hnNt-ts. q se~
usfa.lrfl l.l ~ 1sfinli me u -ay thai L - ths
F1l. r.s n rItfeFtrY e1eF q - o. uie-f-ciha
( iatf p tt.i1s stslom - iena fought for b ths
fsttt - =. ne aolcitt astb eancof a.
olsrai lt b itHi sfcalshlug. S.ta1at parallel,
40 issfh ra'e so44e autidote ~ career, and ali
fata.eTaf s1ll - TIE nodas epof si.dl oi he an
~ = 81 tE.I -tlI - eoielifE irlo The chemie Al
go strasler t.ert..ler. c&ncprone. malignant
aaittl e fFIa ise. spY rene, az slilifc and VI
"a - l..l.It. a IIins and destroying The cancer
ases a.-fI.i - as abre beieusislS % u. wihoei
psIs1l aa- = - Au,fe. without csastlc eating OF
l. tainf. "a no loss n blood, or IN the least
s1sct'- fIr ~ Hash- u Be applied ths
naksd fTr teau wound. - easily and freely ss
laf 81 ri.tArslsrgc cancers can be removed
fen ..Ili .rll. IA eye. large blood ve-ssls. ke.
usar, - sI.sr lreztulsnt eoaid possibly es -ses
al In acfrg eve fsel assured q making permanent
e.rel 81 "a ~ other trsatmrnf fals. The medical
sterrl,x ars an iutsrssts iavitea 80 esil, sad
wiii erhihit large nuruosr - rancnra that have
It's re1oved aod preserved and n desired viii fefrr
= hunnroIa of eases cnrei lhronshout The country,
f1uaanss,li - slhsrA fran chitia. PhAryus stis ssd
Fl eaectiona. treated ~ lahaasion. o. eshsrwis>.
faFllcsal Atlencn pad - al dise4see 81 he aye
and 1sr rash psrtiei blindness deafhcaa. eith-
e. ssuie ohfoac. a. IA pssseaslon u almost a
enver lsllins remedy ol Fita and Apopicctle nls.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-17

All the ahoss diseAsss and symptoms sd,s,, =, .,
same tfossnsent, and originate fron iko -, e..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-17

1kf<f 81 .oo~rsfsy fbss ia tae u<s - u. s<~lye
c&tErfk H<-s><F srpsrisncef rznfh rbfsf Al
have b~<r1 n<ny sp<sk q y ss bS1g fsv<iusbi'
81 10 care - Cstsrrt-
Your. o..
c1'o<sn Mar Il. is>< EDfAkD hLr-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-17

DAKTIOULAR AND CLOSE
u sttsssscn Eivs1 70 n cisins lsil 9th sk;s
assury
= 3. I<n no ossl>~tlnx - bounsy dus 20 eel
1t~-s ste ks~e b>~n ts<rhsrr>f bT ~rs.<ons q
rgunds r.etivpf IN hsffie." hxfss Tous Dnnrs.sxs
eIf ear sle 49, p-uo1rs part pay fsr th> -f~>s
- aoth-r~ - ~ f-r~ $40 sre g~isossrs - ear a.
the ks-ts sf ~ .nsmF.
g. he elklns basins.s = lbe isls Pref LA .
sce<E = e. ne k.,6-- -h~rs hss frasa1s sat pat
rr-s wfl rie@@a call b sc11gists kuy pfe-f r~rrfr-
- sr-f reo~fss thkir rzy. ssx<T1wr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-17
sCRoEuLA, kaKuMArIsM ANp LIvER


rrc~,sd witn suocess. Sruptive disessss, Such -
nlaefs pllts Ant tenefa. said tea syphiia ssrhi-
ulfo sfectlona. nnereuriai isesaes. ~ ,cpsla snt
indigestion. sf,sscisa <yitre. sf sweh a. ent al
sHectlous a Ne kisrese aot spine an receive dlt
sttantlon.
kiso = ne~ aa4 sscses4fai rtaaety i1f femrvtns
rspe-wsffu. and al ether ftrisfirs = wcrm ioana
faa p1tue aa3 regeiaF rfofrtsioesfs invited ts
eail ard exao.ns a. spea eHs ofrsarcr
isnlei~it.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
SPECIAL Correspondence ofthe Chicago rmes.l
WAsutN6rox, January III


IL Is uncr-lo.,l thst tie Committee n Recon
structlur. mean she committee - callcd.) s,il
soon IN ,ke a fcFprf. recommending restttn &C
tinn tie part - Ciugr.,- lue msinpe.> at
the committee age .t0..-f emu ID 90 D. .sve or
else thes pretend a. tee eve. ti,st th,. Slltf.ru
people lou-sas I.r Az HPi~'rtau'f, 81 taroN lug
of the woke 81 their uppn.--.,r-. ul lNin- j swn
the pou. 81 their epe.lSsn. tisl oi acrrpl.n-
the Iefu.- 1t the fre>,icui ptu. an ttisli. la
other sUf =. iht ihcY wish a. a., pit iufm the
Goverusneuf which thes ntve tftmy.i-t'itt t1es
are ANXIOUS - libesstc az thcr -ltsc> and
cssn-e the whole ~s,-'al iaDri- ct tte >,,uth-,ud
that thev are tnp4t seat ~ surrender IA al their
u,-se>s ,,ns - horde ct Ne4 Eaa laui ga
kees. am haDtiy accept whatever -iocies 1T
government and ~bsfsNe ~ ~olal a-rI political
-afu. IL my please Abraham Lincoln anI
Charles Sumner n hcstos upon them. hi- /
~hat ti- committee either bsiIese>. or aseteatls
10 believe: AMI ~ action wall Oe ba-ed upon this
pretended belief
| ne-ri MT that any sues belief - ie'u
sion aud ! sno~ tlnt the paflc ,ead
men, Of the ,uh ines Mt ran ~ that direction
The wise i,sl 81 tse ainiinis rtfi.fn ri
tie -~1uth IN sel1tiun &, slavery airi tie u
OF the Uar. has unnei The : ,nthern te,tIe -
one m "A against th- N,fth rh,. Conledes. te
government = III ff.in being perfect: nut. .n,h
a. -. II w. e-IaDti-hei by the pe,p.e II The
= susi,e4u ) sfes ard : Their ~p5k Jeg D.vf-
issrfei, President, elected by Their vote- Their
government does fir them wliat TIE administer
ton ol Mr. Lsr,.;a refused 10 IL. IL gasrsbfees
90 sch sttte the sights OF that Stale Who's
the United S,Ates Government doe tha, - u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

We publish this morning an interesting and
important opinion Of the supreme Court Of this
State. recently delivered bs Judge PERKlSs upon
esnmen, and the constitutional right Of The cit
izess. when the nation i ia a state Of The
opinion sets forth the case which brought these
questions before the Coar, aud they acre elsb
orstels and ablv presented upon the part Of the
appellant By his attorney Joan l.. KsTcHUs E-e.
The opinion ! ieH'Psrsts "n'i candid, fairiy
meeting lie questions at Issue. discussing them
with a logical force which cannot fail 10 convince
every uBolssed reader with the justice Of the po-
sitioas taken sBd the honesty with which they
are enfertained
The court de6oes. LIT. Military L,w; 81. Mar
sial Law. and 81. The war Powers Of the Pres
dent anil the Government These questions
have beeo bus little considered by The Amer can
people but the magnitude Of the civil war in
which the country Is engaged has made
them Of sb-orbiug and general interest
For this reason the clear. comprehsn
sive ADD able opision of the Court upon these
topics will excite general attention. ana although
IL discusses questions law. the fact that personal
rights are involved in the discussion will con :
mend il Ia the consideration OF all who desire Ia
maintain and perpetuate the liberty Of the citizen
api the free Institutions by which alone this
great boon can be secured The historical aIiu
sions 10 the opinion specially worthy OF con-
siierstiou at the present time and they will apply
with truliar appropriateness to the existing con
di,sor. Of publie Attain. Again We commend this
able opinion 20 the attention OF the reader ap
propriate To the times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
"OFFICE OF PRovosT MARSHAL, I
lSDIANAPoLIs, June g, 1868

All persons engaged in the traffic and sale of
spirituous and intoxicating liquors within this
city are notified that they are strictly prohibited,
from and after this date from selling the same to
any enlisted soldier. y violation of this order,
by any person whomsocver, will be visited with
severe punishment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

and again repeat. devoted TO the Constitution, the
Union, and the lars, and with one accord, unite
in the invocafion-SvEfo pcrpeiWG.
The judgment below Is reversed with costs,
remanded &c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
ruon ~ A>IsgNt.rON.

How the Radicals Propose tn ssRe-
coussruct" tae Union he iscai
Eacts About the Southern Desire Tor
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Kind of
.sHe>sorafiou~ po>>i btc-ti:ustra-
tsons OF Officiai Corruption.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE
FfNHE UNDERSIGNED oFFEkS FOR SALE The
II following farm, cosiain about lss acres living
Oh or near he nfaDspO J. and Madi-On Road four
miles south Of ncisnal oi> - laid ira + under
Gu tNatoh, TIE balance heavily tmbeFed AMI all uder
fen Frame dwsiin- ard other ou, building. R.r,
Orchard &c. '
Apply for further particulars the undersigned v
ing mar olihport, Marion County Indiana
ISAAC HAVFRSTICK.
-oSV ABRAHAM G. SxuCK
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
PAINTING.

~ LONG, NO , EAST NEW YORK STREET toP-
P0sfrE University square, Is prepared to DO all
kind Of House and sign Painting Graing and Glazing
on short notice and in the very best style Persons
wanting work In bis line are requested to give him
call sec5-dy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11

This match has created considerable interest for long
time being tho second Of series that made last
winter, the frst, Il will DO remembered, being with
Baby Belle ami Empsss which settled by the latter
paying forfeit The third md fourth Of the matches are
at two ana three mile heats between the above named
horses Baby Belle was great favori.c yesterday one
hundred to twenty-five being wagexea on her winning
There was veryrespectabls abundance. Tho track
10 capital order and tho we'aer favorable for trotng
n good tlme. After fe.~ unsuccessful attempts the
n ,s.s co. inc worr. with Fort Royal on the
s Sus went up Soon after leaving tho stand
pus WAS qucKi down again. ana in front OF the geldnt
before goinT ono h6ndred yards she took Fort Roya
on MS the turn, and when A. the quarter pol
tue ARE six lengths ahead. Then one hundred
"a offered her. with fsw takers, The mare wal
ten lengths ahead At the half mile pole 10 lls, and
looked very much like distance as tho horses wsrs
going around the lcwor turn. Coming on the home.
strctch however Fort goysI trottcd bet!e ard gained
gradually On ths afc until he ont Of danger when
he was faEen Ia hand and logged TO the stand me
marc came 20 the at very moderate winning
the heat by upwards OF ty yards, in IS The second
and third heats were very similar % enc ars Baby Belle
leading throughout. - 100 -
Irus Cor purse zen 6vs Antr;os vii, oome M th,a
afternoon p the Fashion Ceutss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11

Tho blockade nunner Georgfana re-
Cew Driven Ashore by tho United
states Steamer victoria-Capture or .
Bearer OF Dssp portant Docu-
mcmts from London and Paris, 80.
AN ouR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
4nN Orr wnAMoroS, June O. 1884
On Juno q a. hAifpa three A. NJ, the United States
steamer victors Captain Alfred Evcrscn chased ashore
under the guns Of Fort Caswei the blockade runner
oecrsiana Meow. She was boarded by boats from tho
Victoria, under command Of Masters Mate fsipsm Moody
and seccpd Assistant Engineer r. HInelno. who 80.
cured her captain and twenty Of the and three
passengers Fourtscn escaped the shore Among these
captured bearer % dispatches from Parts and Lou
dcn 70 Hlchmone On searching their baggage very i'm
por'sn and terestsng docu,pepts we're found from
parties scross the water clearly proving the eachsry
ot oersln loot, 'dush IN New York and Baltimore Tho
osorsisna AcCsw Aas from Naasau. bound 70 Winning.
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TIIIRTy-EIcHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST eRssfoS.
rsn ssw srAss covEnsn,sr o. Anklssaa.
WARRINGTON, June 10, 1894.

WARRINGTON, June 10, 1894
new srAs GovERSnrsr ARKlSsm.
Mr LANE trcp.) cf Kansas, introduced the following
Joint resolutions--
wheres the President % the United States By proc'a.
ss 90 sa c Ss.s ss s s people . o 2sss
this day In rebellion against the United Sstes and
s e rcs naS and ma sst.
operation State government upon free basic, and
ala soysIn@sat 4. rsssdent %e Inissa dis y
f,ss soye r. upos free basis; and whereas Tie
same; therefore. be 10
sns q The sdssi Of Gnilsd ssaiss and much q
all laws 81 Congress .. declare the people of the states Of
A.snssss IN seSseS Be aud hereby declared imperative
Resolved Thai ths prs.en, organized government, In tho
sSey ~ su and nynuny rs. yss uge9 COZ.
eris in said sus, except as punshmsnt for crime.
iHs OVERLAND sSiasArioS
Mr.. wifTssoS. (rep) Of Mimi. n,rodsced Joint reso.
utn TO amend tho joint resolution ths protection Of
ovsrsnd emigration, In effect to change tho route from
Forts Absrcrobis and Benton 10 Fort Rdgcly Montana
and Idaho.
ns MIRANDA GRANT LANDS OF CALIFORNIA
The bill 70 ascertain settle private land claims In
California, as amended In the Commistee on Public
Lands, taken up n Ia In reference to the Miranda
grant ana = accompanies by report which sc,s f0r.a
claiming under the Miranda grant shall have hearing In
the United States District Court or California The CON
mittse preface their report with the following
the schief designed 10 be renedcd by bill had be.-
ter be corrected by SPECIAL acts rather than by gene.
rala An amerdn ehi W therefore reported BY way
q substitute tor III bn 70 the end that Justice may be
done md the naohsl faith under treaty Msxo,
be maintained In the only which tho opiuou Of
the com n.tsa csled Tor tie action ~ congress y
", Cffsrsa Gcpl Ok Cal,s opposed the blu vsyins
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House or Reprosc nsasives.
wAsHs0ros, Juno 10. 1854.

mouse OF kAopr0sonsSGivoosU
sr wAsHsoros Juno 10. 1854.
/, I'M MISSOURI oosTssraD xLEcrIox CASE.
Mr. DAVIS. (rcpD Of Mass, called up the Missouri
contested sscoa and the report In regard TO t Of
the Committee % Esctions concluding With resolution
that Mr. Blair sos but that Samuel Knox IT, entitled 70
seat ~ tho Representative the Sixth Congressional
o. the n General Blair b now IN the held
Mr. BRcoMALE. rep, o. Pc was tired OF hearing q
pending questions Il should be strickeu from the rolls
az II WAS utterly impossible for holding military
Mr.. DAWES hoped the esnseman mir. Broomal) would
not hang Mr. blair st and try him afterwards He (Mr.
pawes proposed 10 with the Nevertheless
he desired every man % have fair near ing.
Mr. Beows (opp Of WIS. remarked that the question
but the merits ui s q tho original Il seemed to
that the should BE- postponed out OF courtesy to
man actually in tho neld AZ least he should have op
pOrunity to defend himself, and u duo him that
the House should fully Investigate the snbecs. t
Mr. UrsoN, lrep) Of Mich, said that the House
fully able to determine tho question now at any other
time.
The House refused 70 postpone the consideration Of the
Much confusion disorder prevailed during tho pro.
cecdngs.
good example order the the floor and ne
suggested that those persisted
had better retire to tho cloaE ROOM not 70 disturb
Mr. DAWES sustained the report Of tho committee;
Mr. BRowN Of Wis.,. as one OF the committee said that
there legal testimony which justified the majority
reporting In favor Of Mr.. Knox.
Mr. G1ssos. topp. ofN. r., member Of the Commit
tee Elections, said that the question 10 whether
Mr. Blair is is not major general In the service had
nothing to do with the adjudication Of
not before the committee who called upon to
slider duly whether the sitting member tho contestant
received the larger number OF votes.
Mr.. DAWES replied 70 Mr. Brown.
The House then voted and adopted the resolution
that Mr. Blair is entitled 10 seat member for the
First Congressional district Of Missouri
The House next decided by vote OF seventy against
atty two that Mr.. Samuel Knox is entitled 70 the seat.
TIN DAKOTA CONTESTED ELECTION.
Mr. DAWES called up the contested election case from
DAKOTA The resolution declares that william Jayne ID
not but that q. Todd is, entitled TO the seat a.
delegate from Dakota.
The subject was discussed. but no vote taken.
dsos