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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-15

Hand hoeing will, we fear, be greatly
neglected this year, and many farmers
have yet to learn how horse.shoes aud
cullivhtors may be made to take the
place of the hand-hoe, however impor-
tant this may be in thorough cultivation.
The bayonet hoe may well be introduced
into the field, especially for root culture.
We find in all soils that are in any thing
like good tilth, that it expedites work
very much.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Inannal.
UNITED srArEs TREASURY, NEw YosK. March "a, 1864.
tn 40 GOVERNMENT LOAN.


1O-4O By direction os the Secretary cfths Treasury,
hereby give notice ,ha, prepared receive sub,cIp
account Of United States Bonds sIhrzedbI the Ae,
Of March s. 1884, bearing date March l. Il g. reieerablc
e. the Pleasure Of the Cove Inen .nsr ta yeiu AID
payable forty years from date bearing iueges. per
ceatum year payable Bonds no, One Hundred Dol
lars annually snl oil other 3oaas sone1nla!y lp coin
Subscribers viii receive ether .ioioa co1gon Bonds,
Us they may prefer
Finy Dollars $50 One Hundred Dollars iO0 Five Huad
red Dollars $500 One 1lou.pul Doa.s (tJ live Thou
saol Dolar 5000 sad Ten Thosssud Do.lrs rs looco
and Coupon Bonds Of the deuomina'loIs y Do-s sOj
One Hundred Dollars ($lCo) Five Hupifei Dollars (a5co)
snd One Thousand Dollars - OpO).
Subcrbers this loan will have the option Of h.vn: their
bonds draw Interest Tom March September J. the care
may be, BY paying the accrued Interest Ia c,n United
States notes. the notes Of National Banks sddn y
cent foT premium receive them drawing Interest from tie
date Of subscription and deposit
Upon the receipt Of subscro will issue my certificate
Of deposit therefor in duplicate the orsns Of which will DO
forwarded by the subscriber to the Secretary Of the Treasury
Washington, with letter stating the Aiad ttes's.ercd or
coupon) and the denominations oi bonds reeuiled.
Upon tho ecep, Of the original certificates 81 the Treasury
Department. the bond, subsbrbed tor will be transmitted 10
the subscribers respectively the DO
pared.
commission OF onoeghh Of per cent viii be allowed
10 those Subscribing for others rsas The delivery Of
these bonds has commenced and viii be confined promptly
JOHN J. CISCO, Assistant Treasurer, u. ).
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

TyNO tho STOCKHOLDERS Of the FOURTH
4 NATIONAL BANK OF the CITY Of NEW 1Ohh.-A
Meeting OF tho Stockholders Of tie FOURTH NAIlONAL
BANK Of the CITY Of NEWIORK l. hereby called 10 be
held At tho Oco Of the Bank No % Pnes IN the cry o.
New.York on THURSDAY tbs lith day Of April, 1854 at
O'Clock D. Is for The purpose
FiyH Of reconsdsSinR and amending may DO thought
adysabs the Articles OF AssOchti0u OF tbs said BANK
Second: OF coniidering and adopting BY Laws ,
Third fprovdin: for the appointments Of President and
FOR the mode Of hi, removal.
Fourth: or providing for the appointment and removal Of
Cashier aud other officers and agents oil tho Bank.
Efh. OF dehberang upon the eIpedieney OF winding up
the Alsocistion end o. settling It's Affairs.
Sy or eonsdeTing such oh6f matters affecting the inter
eat, The may be brought before them, and
Issv ba thougLt AZ pod.ont New York 4h April 1864
isiapeH O. s. ROBBINS SON,
KETCHUM, SON x Co.,
EDWIN HOYT,
PETER COOPER,
IWFRHORF CLEWS L Co.
J. PIERPONT MORGAN Co..
G. l.. ANTHONY,
JOHN Il. FORD.
JAMES HOY,
WALDO HUTCHIN9,
J.6J. STUART Co..
C. T.. DETMOLD,
TIMOTHY O. CHURCHILL,
o. ". BAILEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
BULLION
MINING COMPANY OF COLORADO.
CAPITAL s., 900, 600.

MINING COMPANY OF COLORADO.
CAPITAL 81, 900, ,O00.
SHARES FULL'SrOCK. s25 each.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, els each.
RESERVED IN THE TREASURY, 50 700 shares.
PROPERTY.
l,7i7 els equ, l2 10 feet In tho Gregory, BobtA,
fh and many other equally valuable lode, il os~ Crock
aaa Glp.n Ceans. COlor.dO aud, In adiiso. 'saabS
slsrpowsr Of 40 fec, IN Clear Creek. Title Hndsassed
TRUsIEEsi
WILLIAM >. DUNCAN, New York
JoGIr u. yrILLlAHs, hsr- York.
JOHN A. DIX Eew.YoTE
EDWARD h. WESLEY, Sew.YorL
HENRY II. ELLIOTT hew.York
CHARLES I. CROMWELL Nsv.YSsk
sTlLuAs WITT Cleveland Ohio.
GEORGE COOK. Central City. Colorado
Pre.iisnt;
EDWARD b. WESLEY.
Treasurer;
JOHN 4. WILLIAMS
Secretary:
FREDERIC b. ELLIOTT.
Counsel:
CHARLES I. CROMWELL
Managing Director and General Superintendent
GEORGE COOK OF Central City Colorado
Forty Thousand Shares Of ths Stock rsaa to be sod at
zen dollar, Zach
Book, via bc opened on WEDNESDAY, the 18Th Inst, at
tho sf,. Of JEROME RlGG5 Co., No. Is EIshanss pace
New.Yor Aprl 3, 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
EOURTH NATIONAL BANK Of tho CITY

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK of tho CITY
i Of ERN-IORk. CAPITAL s3oo1.0a .
~ tie su hoty Of the secretary Of the foafuTy us Bank
u prepared 20 receive susseIpiions 70 ths
NATIONAL TES-fORIf LOAN
issuet under se ppsmon.y 10 IN act untitled an Ae'
to tfovlds WGys and Means for tho saPpor o the Oe''
lnsnt" approves March 2, lss1 .
llA. Loan 1, Hsdosna5s amer ten end pAJsbls ioIv
yss from d.ts with ers, tbs rate Of hre Per cent pss
.pnuln Interest sad Principal payable in Coin .
Subscfi toBs 10 tAs above psst b. tnAs IN hu9t rs
Of the United States and tho sccIusd raisr:'t P ~
iartLsr AOtics. OEOhof. NAD'hb' ifS'--"''
Il q. RoIsror A>lstsnt Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
April 5, 1904
NEv.YoRK. April Insi

NEvYoRK Aprf l. 1885,
visited tli, Mine In the month Of December lgGl accom-.
panied by Oud, ku,e the dsns sui.hed Netaur
d Mining Engineer the Pscihc Coast Tor many y.a. tas
the Pfocer,es Of Silver aid Gold Extraction" recently
pubhshed in California My opinion 0f the value and quality
# ia Nius il bse1 Inform alton derived tA KCn.s-
msn sud NY own obscrrat.ons at the Mine.
The Mine situated in Ailzons about th miles north
The northern boundary line Of Souor, aud i've miles d,t
q tho year by the way Of Los Angeo. L5or
tad GuAyuas But little work has been done ia developing
lie Nine gh, However to discover tho w1.h and extent
Of the lode and deern The quality and value Of the
Where the sha sunk tie ven is from four six feet wide
between limerick aud garnet running and and
blend and copper pyss the richest 4 the suyhnrc OF eai
ssayus hundred aud Gy ys per the vein has boen
rr3sPectcd about hal u. ~. kg,e in c,,eT Gairess
t. the sen Frncisco owners The san Antonio lode
APPEAR where tie shan h sunk good wide vein Of easy
to reduce by hrs Ad viii pay average sceordns 10 the
proportion, Of TIE dteient msss, from seventy to ninety
dollars per tun"
believe there !, abundant supply this ore and that by
Al expenditure ola compasilrey small Of money tAe
mine be pat In condition to produce 30 tun, pSr day.
, only tW ner tun the gross product Of the
Sne would exceed $500 per day tie .ntire cost Of mining
AID reducing tun Of this ore will not exceed so
On Tho premises sbol 20 yards from San Antonio Lods In
~ T.. direction there Is very rich copper ode six fee,
wide the which obtained om is loio lcon.dsIrd
far svsr.- asuyed 81 per Of copper and ~ IN silver
Miners be obsiu la Number In the nnmedi.ie Ycir
ity, - abb ten dollars per month.
The reduction works oi the Mine three miles disnl
nom the Hinr Consisting OF small engine md two furnaces
There abundance of wood aud iv al purposes
tAs properly
con ilsi the San Antonio very Ysusble Silver HlDs;
worried with sil and enslSy Il vii P.dnes ausstory
results. SAM. +. BUrTERWORTH.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Cinanria
OygICz OF Tbs PIrTssrRoa Poxp WAIVE AEDl
(nIcAao RAILRoAn Coapaax Alil 9. 1855.

oSTIos OF ras PIrrssreoH, FoSl WArsE AsD}
CHICAGO RAILR0Ae Co4PAsY Ayfu a. ls6t 5
| nIVlDEND on STOCK.-'fhc B0a.d Of Di
y rec.ors have this dog declared. DIVIDEND Of t2!
IoNO AND ONE-HALF PR CENT on the Capita. Stoc.
G. tbs Company for the quarter ending 3 March and
oe a. The uet ean'n of sAd quarter Tsyub free OF Coz
trtmen TAX os aid sef tho 10Th day Of May proxo st the
Stu,fa hce n 10 Company h. tue City OF abuh TO the
cAhoder, whose soca .sndf the books Their. sn
saencJ Of the Company (WiHsloy Lsuisr Col No. 50
Wan, ia the Ciy If NowYork 70 tie s,oekhode. whose
stook stands pom TIE book, there.
The usnes books Of tho Company will cose s o'clock r.
the "a day of MAY, an remain closed until 10 clock
a m the l7th day Of May thereaiteL-
b order Of the Board Of Directors,
w. n. BARNES, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
financial.
GAN ANTONIO
SILVER MINING COMPANY
Oh ARIZONA.

10000 sHAREs-NoM!NAL PAR, $50 EACH.
5000 only 10 be subscribed ior
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

NOPE GOLD COMPANY.
MINES-"GOLD DIRT LODE,
Glpln County Colorado.
CAPITAL, 5000 SHARES,
-25 each
TkUS1 EES
JOHN EVANS, Colorado
r. II. JUDD New-lork
" s. COHU New.York.
WIN MOLLE%. New. York
GEO. w GRhPFLiN. Baltimore
hermann FUNkE, New ork.
u. CORNELL WHITE, Eew York
NJ &. TYLER. New.York.
S. q. ARNOLD Providence
PRESIDENT,
His E1oeleney JOHN EVANS,
Governor OF CoioTsds Territory.
vICE-pREsIDENlS,
hon. s. o. ARNOLD,
DIR. r. II. JUDD
Treasurer, WALTER r. LAYTON
secIetGEy, J. r. DAVIES.
Oaco, Ne. . Clis.
New-Yofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
UYEN-FORTY LOAN.

Il
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OP KEW-rOhk.
pesnsted Depository ed Financial Agent Of the Un'eh
SistSt
Frwyorx March % l9c
n, .ulor,y ofths SeUssy OF tho Treasury this BAni
viii leeeir. Subscriptions on sccouut u
UNITED STATES BONDS,
,,ho,;,ed by the Act March Is bearing date Mach j.
lA4 a. Bssrs OF tte Government ser Ten
,srs and payable forty years rom dte bearing interest
~ c.nt ,.sr psysbIs Boads not hundred
90 rs annually IAa all other Bonds semi Annually, In
a.
AZ they ny prefer and viii b. required TO pay In ADDITION 10
the amount the principal Of he bonds II A"1i os .e
f ns Banks AIDING 20 per cent foI premium ua iotheT
notice. from the lat asy Of March saii tie day 81 iub'cP
tees, nom dae without tie payment ol nisEs. hoD Ihs LAT
Of March, and premium thereon. IL,
be allowed to Banks, bankers and Brokers -,
A. y. ALLEN, Cashier.
UyxuY A. UuRLpUr, President
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

u PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, Eastern Div!sion.-
Ts1e notice that the Bosd Of Directors Of said Company have
THIS DAY ordered that Is per eentdm Of the Capita Stock Of
this Company Ysid the OF the COMPANY at the
Compys Oics Lesycnworh, Kansas or before the 20h
day 81 April 1854 and that said Is per esn shall include the
c. for cent heretofore made By order Of the Board
Of DiTectcrs.-AaTeh "a, 1894.
JOHN p. DEvEREUX, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Ioy..Yo1o RAILROAD Co.. T.s,BUREHs OFFICE,
Vutua4p- NJ Conn. hhr.. p 1904 )

LHlD0Af 1T, N4INi lih!t.. - ivVt, :,
DIVIDEND No. r. - TIE BOARD OF
DDlRECTORS Of this road hayo bis day decsrei PNl.
1TN1 N -FOUR DOLLARS IEN SH RE on iae Preferred
Csrs Stock Of this Company. free from Oovermeut Tax
rsyrbe on tho 18th proxn0 o- u G et earnings since lat
syS.d 20 such stockhOl,rs slash slgrar the Trsnsfef
sooks Of the Company have beta the owners Of said fre
erred Stock the Sih pox.mo
T6 Dividend on stock on the New York Book, will be paid
st ihs Oios Of kETCHUM, SON Co, No 81 Exchange
sIses; on Boston Books ct Inc Otce Of j. IdAYER a
6KO; and on Bhdyepor, Books At tai, "a! ..
The Transfer Books vii be closed Ton the 9Th 70 The 18th
a April, bo.h days inclusive.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
r. TIVE ANNUAL MEETING OF tho Stock

At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF tho Stock
" bsld.rs Of tho UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COai-
pssY FAsrRRN DIVISION QAts Les'enwor'nJ fs"Ass
,a western Rslosd pasyl held tbs ONCE o. hs sal.
sny in the city Of Lsaycun oIt hssis az ssetSu =.
b.d In pursuance 4 Previous notice, ana we i"h0Ns
TI1iH D. PERRY, s.s President Of Exchange Bank, 81
n ALEXANDER Presdcnt Of said Bsnk
TIuornY b. EDGAR, President Of Second kafioaai
b'h1l b'Jhn1liS r. DEvEREUx, isis Cashier Union Bad 81
Loua . ,,....,-ov 49,
InRi, O. ANDERSON Merchant, ol'st Louis
h j. WOOD, Merchant, 81 Louis
JoHN X. HALE, Wysndos kansaa -, So.
SGHlJEL A. STiNSuN late Attorney General Lesyen
worth, Kansas. ,-, -. .,.o .hossn
Ths following officers for the ensuing year were also ehoseh
JOHN D. PERRY, President.
JOHN p. DEVEREUX, Secretary and Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

A MEXICAN LEAD COMPANY,
n OF DUTCHESS COUNTY N. Y.
OFFICE, II CEDAR-ST
10000 SHARES, NOMINAL PAR s. EACH.
Issued for tho purchase Of the property and working capital
Of tie Coppsuy.
Subscriptions for limited number OF shares at So each not
subject to assessment aud free psrsonol liability viii be
received at the oLce Of tho Company. where full normson
will bo given
TRUSTEES:
JEREMIAH LODER,
CHAS. III. APPLEGATE,
O. FURMAN,
LEWIS y. LODER.
GUSTAV. A. SACCW
Council:
LODER 4 POMER0Y.
O. FURMAN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

A. J. BLrscHHAi Aucaoneei. .-c,roN :
.uuTH.AV. CORNER LOTS at AUCilU,N.Mn i.,,s, q.
A. j. BLEECKER son Co WI ses ~. - ESshasss
- . @anss-nl On THURSDAY, April Sl o. 'a' N1~
s.ssoopl No. III Bioad"ay ,,s al the northeast
Lorss Ios beaafnly situs'saa "a ss 1s,t 81 inches
.rly eorrer Of nth sy aud lOo!hst eaSh ''
on lie ilth av BY 100 feet In dsp1iL ~ llthsy aaA
IrHAy-2 ots ths south'sa' eo. nu. by srcu los ts
1Ss G 81 inches The so is very tns ~. can Tensn o.,
mot Tie ths s perfect stN on NJ. a, No II Cedar ~
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

ISSUED FOR THE PURCHASE or MINING CLAiMs
AND PROPERTY IN ARIZONA
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
CLsvrrAsD iSo ToLeDo HAreEoAo Co.

TsIAisFFfSii issFFfSii-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of Z per
y CENT Zee on Go'snee! az 9P'1 tss =, OK s it4
stoc. Q, Wv S. III, dsv been lsezfod tv h. Board Of Di
,ar, rvass on th. ID dry q Apg Gos q ho ohes Of
Me.,f sRMLYE CO No. . Va. -, .rN-i olA CIy
a. ~ Slonpsny's oacs iH Cievs'tna
~ Comesnys stock Irsnier Books VII ss clSscd on
;s, or pe1t and r.Eli cosel lrt the 25 day
sfApiL a. 70 ~ 10 4Asi.uIVl.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
DeYistrp.

NOR g,ALE-An English DOG GAIL, :. rusta TaSa
II no.. .,d sold for wan, Of use. Can % ~"
u pILkS'S stable, No. l89 Merc'tNs
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
W. H. BARNES, Secretary.
RRIGG GOLD COMPANY

X VI " VI " II ~ y " III a N
lINEs-BRiGos AND GREGORY LoDES,
GmPIs CouSTY CoLoaADo.
CAPITAL, 1000 SHARES, sloo EACH.
TRUSTEES:
J. SMITH BRIGGS...... ........... Colorado.
GEO. NJ. PULLMAN. Chicago
ANTHONY ARMOUR ..Eew.York.
HENRY C0GGlLL.................N .New.YorA
r. CORNELL WHITE.
c. C. ALGER....................... Hudson, N. Y
WIN. O. ANGELL.... ........... ..Provieencs. X. J.
Presdent....................J. SMITH BRIG0s.
TreasursT...................W e. LAYTON
secretary..................p. LITrLEJOHN
Council. .................... 8. WOODWARD.
Mining superintendent. ....CHARLES BRIGGS.
Office, No. rs Cliff st., Nsw.York
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

No. 40 ExcHAHGs.PLAcB.
CONNECTICUT STATE BONDS.-We
~ osr for sale Coupon Bonds Of the ststs Of Connecticut
bearing per interest and maturing twenty years on
January le Tho debt OF the State small and an snpe
sinking Fund is provided and confidently reesmnend
these Bonds parties desiring tho mos. en,ir. safety IN then
Investment. hbtChUMi BUN 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11


AND PROPERTY IN ARIZONA
TRUSTEES:
SAN. r. BUTTERWosTH. ESQ, President = us
oGlcksi.yer Mining Co.
ANTHONY w. MORSE. esq. Of Morse L Co
CHARLES LAMsoN. esq. Of Ckaes Il. Marshall Co
FREDERICK C. GEBHARD, esq. Of schGchsrd. L
Gebhard.
MATT ELLIS esq, Of Boston.
JAY CADY, esq, OF Schenectady
PRESIDENT:
SAM y. BUTT ERWORTH, Esa
TREASURER.
CHARLES LAMsOE, rsa.
BANKERS:
MEssRs SCHUCHARDT 4 GEBHARD.
ATTORNEYS:
MEssRs. FOSTER L THOMSON.
Books ofsubscrpon for tho purchase OF Shares Of this
Company at 5 share open Office; IS payable at
The time OF subscription, aud the balance May D. 1864
Attention Is called " the letter OF sam r. Butterwoh esq
who hs. lately visited the property of tine Company.
MORSE Co.,
April 5, 1854 No. 81 William st., New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Findncigl.
- yonx .xp Ngw. HAVEN RAILROAD Co,
ranagvAERs 10. - 2 -: ~ ,

NN" tCoroier Ait.tv. sud Ziihstl.
TsragUAER's GYSICg. Apn!e icol.
nrvTDFND OF THREE DOLLARS per
"A s.. free from Government Ia hss TINS DAI
~ isscsred oe the Capital Stock q q lonf'H, rsyaoe
5esn on ard snef MONDAY the % day 81 Way next
o. :gh tr Books viii eloss TIE 4t si, sndr-ol en on
,ss "a OF Nay neat !" "'------,----
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

-OINS.-A Collection OF TOkENS anu
" STORE CARDS in tie dEorsai Metals for sale al NO.
24o Istsv., Ia tho Coal fsrd
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11


s,a,s oT Ess. York CorAty Of Nep lsIk, 80 49,.
JACOB CAMPBELL, President, ard ROsEht b1Sh. 3o,h.
C,,hlry of tbs Parihe Bank Bank located and doias
hs.ins.. a. Esr.Yori City Ia said county beng dolly
and ssysray sworn each for himself saith tbs, tss loe .,
.oi,, 80, al rs,pests ras statement vi the eendor "i
80 "a R,nI bfre tho ansAccn Of any business ON 'hs
morning Of Saturday the l?h day Of March ore Ss11 81
~. sm, and parlculars above speched according 70 he
Se,, Of his knowledge and belief and that the bsihe Of ,hs
'@Au Jam N@ ' j. CAMPBELL, President
ROBERT BUCK, Csshef
severuy subscribed and sworn By both deponeh h' ~"
''' VIZ ii. KiPP, Eot.ry Public, County ofNew'fork
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

ByE.T. Wills, Auctio1eer.
A UCTI0N NOTICE.-WEDNESDA Aprl
"A H. II O'Clock at the store No ~ Mursyst peIen2
tory sale of 50 crates Of EAkrHEN"ARb, PAkiAH
WARE, GLASS &C.. com prsng large assortment OF bed
goods. which viii DO sold without reserve. Catalogues 81
Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Sales bp Anttion.
a .. BLEECkER, SON & Co. will sell a
,sap.s o,pno1 %n NJ "a, Ag 49, y O'clock tie

DhJOAl1N RESIDENCE.
tvostory End attic frame house Oiled In viii byic,, 80
10 lots Of ground PaciSes, runrins roub 4, n.e,
snc comnencns 600 fect west Of Hosrsa ay I'm. hoe,s =
about ~ feet square, with exclusion al i zoe o,s,
Coachhouse snd stable ihe premise. TIE Ground. ~
rdsomey laid ont IN gardens eonannr rYsp. yne sa
merAouse, &c. IN oil respects suiabe for .eats,n -
dsnse For maps &e apply to tho Auetionce No II ed.r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-07
Testimonials Of RcunarkabIe
Cures

Amcug tine Numerous testimonials IN his pos
session, DTsLghthill has selected a few only OF
those from parties Of established position and
well known throughout tho country.
IFrsm the Home Journal (S. " June Al, ises.
In every business or profession. indeed IN every
department of science or skill, there Is always
some acknowledge head--some one who stands
out m bold relief among his fellows, a sort Of
leader Ia the study aud treatment OF deafness
and catarrh o. special diseases. DIR. Lightbill OF
this city, occupies the position above described.
He mas devoted years Of labor TO this speciality,
and is reaping the reward OF his industry.
The editorial columns of the Tribune OF recent
date bear witness to the Doctors success in this
department Of medicine. We quote the para
graph:
"CuRE OF DEaF MUTE-Louis Loewenstein.
lad fourteen years of age, born in Germany,
came 10 this city when he was about two years
old. Soon after his arrival here be WAS taken
sick and lost his hearing By degrees he became
fret deaf and then DUMB For nearly ten years
he a mute, unable TO hear the loudest voice,
OF 10 arliculate a word. About one yesr ago he
was placed by his parents in the hands OF DR.
Lighthill, who has 40 far succeeded in restoring
to him his lost powers Of bearing and uttegance,
that he can converse with those tho speak to
him distinctly and deliberately. During the past
four or FIVE months he has been under the tuition
of Mr.. Bennecke and has made considerable pro-
gress in writing aud arithmetic"
Having been supplied with the lads address.
We further investigated the matter, and discor-
cred that, previous to calling on DIR. Lghthill.
the youths case was considered hopeless, and ho
was foe two years an inmate of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum The Rev. John Mott. d. d.,
Professor in Union College. Schenectady. in
published letter, tenders his gratitude 20 DIR.
Lighthill, for treating successfully his case Of
deafness. Rev. Fred 5. Jewell, Professor o.:
the State Normal School at Albany, also testi-
ies 10 having been cured of catsrrh. DIR Light
hill possesses other testimonials and tributes to
bis talent from some OF our wealthiest and most
prominent and respected citizens, which may be
seen on application IL would be difficult 70
speak in any but term. Of praise or his treat
ment. in the face of these many proofs and facts
testifyng 70 his success.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-07

1.-THE telegraph has correctly transmitted the
Presidents message. the public Judgment viii
pronounce il a queer doeument-singulArly
lacking In that dignity and craftsmanship the
oxigencies Of the country 20. only demand hrt
shich should be exhibited in a carefully and
deliberately prepared eommanication Of the bead
Of the nation 20 the people. The message, how
ever. II reported IN fall. has one merit and that
Il brosity quaint writer remarks that 'brev-
ity Is the soui Of vit," bat there are exceptions
to al general rules. and tho case under consider
alton viii prove that while multitude Of words
may dArken counsel. Il would have been more
satisfactory to the country II the condition Of
public Affairs bad been more fsIlJ and clearly
stated
The President however. expresses the opinion
his convictions. We might add-ihst negotia-
tons with the insurgents leader" Is useless.
he makes distinction between JKfs. DAVIS and
The people Of the Rebel States, and while, as Mr.
LrScoLS says, the former cannot re- accept Union,
some Of the latter. as be knows. desire peace and
re union The President makes the condition OF
peace to the rebels 1.-The laying down their arms
and submitting to the national authority under
the Constitution. but he will retract nothing be
has heretofore said upon the subject of slavery.
nor will be withdraw or modify the emancipation
proclamation.
In closing the message he reiterates that he
means in stating the single condition Of peace
that the war will cease on the part of the gov
eminent whenever IL sball have ceased on the
part of those who began it"
II this condition il not accepted. the PIesident
threatens withdrawal Of the term. Of amnesty
and pardon offered year ago. aud "in lieu more
vigorous measures than heretofore shall bs
adopted" We infer from all this that the re
ports which have been circulated in regard to tn,
intention Of the President to offer liberal terms
20 the insurgents TO restore peace and Union. al
though coming from bis confidential friends
have no foundation whatever. In fact, he une
quivocally states that the issLe only be tried
by war and decided by victory And he con
gratulsses himself and the people uat III,
resources Of the country for the prosecution o.
The war as now conducted are inexhaustible, and
that the contest can go on with bu, little II any
detriment to public aud private Interests.
The President attempts TO demonstrate. by th,
votes cast at the election. that he not only |,
fairly elected. but that it shows. notwithstanding
the heavy drain the war has made upon the coun
y for soldiers, and the terrible lesses it has oc
casioned, that the adhering States have largel!
increased in population The excess Of vote
which he figures up as east in those States owe
the election Of lSG0 can easily be accounted for
and many more. by the frauds which wer'
practiced most unblushingly by his politica
friends.
But We will not commene fUrther upon thi
singular document. until an official copy satisfs
rs as to Just what the President does say am
mean