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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

Az wide spread the continent Of North America But
the browning glory Of his life remains be attained in
bis discovery rather combination. for he does
claim TO have been the discOverer OF CEDkON,
which IS the basis OF the Bitteis offered the pub
lie That honor belongs the native inhabitants Of
Central America TO whom its virtues have been Enown
for more than two hundred years. Armed with IT, the
Indian bids defiance To the deadly malaria and
handles without fear the serpents tis
belief with them that while there i breath the bod
the Cedron is potent to cure, matter what the isess
may be.
While Dr. Bull is not prepared 10 endorse this
giant pretension, he is nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination of the evidence relating TO s
virtues, that remedy and preventative Of all dis
arising from xposure eth change of weather
or cli.nate, or to miasmstic influences, il stsndos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17
WITHOUT A RIVAL!

justly deserves the reputation il has long enjoyed
In Central America and the West Indies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17
IN DYSPEPSIA

CHAkM than medicine. There is nothing in the
whee range Of ksteria Medica that can for a moment
bear q comparison with il in this disease.
full account of this wonderful plant may found in
the 18th edition OF the U. $. Dspensatory, pages 1881
and 1888.
A series Of experiments in which DR.. Bull has been fol
years engaged. has lust been brought to successful
min ation and he Is enabled offer the public
combination OF CEDRON Sith other approx ed tones
the whole preserved 10 the best quality OF copper dis
titled Bourbon Whisky, which he is confdeut has n
equal in the world
He might furnish q volume Of certificates, bv' ub
lie have long since learned 10 estimate such
their true value The safest plan is for every TO e
for himself the virtues Of q ne~ medicine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

From the Rev B. T. Welsh. d. D. formerly Of the Pearl
Street Baptist Church, Albany NY.
ALBANY, y. Y. April Is, ls64
d. LIGHTHILL-Dear Sir: Allow me to express CRATE
full thanks for tie skill and kind attention rendered to
my daughter whose have been badly affected for
many and 'or months pa; has been nearly
deprived OF her hearing The lett ear from her infancy
has been lady diseased, at times cschargng offensive
matter The right well and from present
ecauons anticipate the restoration OF the left also
aul, dear sir grsief lily yours,
II. WEIGH D. D..
Sewtonvile, Albany county, N Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

DE LGHTHII-Dear Sir: Allow me 10 express M graft
itude you for the of deafness you effected in
right which has troubled very much for several
years and almost entirely deaf for few weeks
but more particularly gratitude for your excellent sue
upon my deaf ear which has been useless for
the past twenty years; the noises aud uncomfortable
rearing in my cars which al times made very
vous has disappeared
You may publish this Acknowledgement Shoud IL be,of
any service to you. Gratefully yours,
GEORGE TEGG No. so State street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

DEEEoIT- November , iSs,4.
This is 10 certify that ~ a. deaf accompanied With
very dssgT cable ringing sound in my head which rem
dsred conservation difficult. except in loud tone Of
BY skill OF DR.. Lghihiii ~ hearing has
fnliy restored and the uois- has ceased also know
other Of Or. Lshthl which fully sanction me IN
IN recommending him 10 the afflicted. II il over two
years my hearing restored and II remains per-
feet 20 this DIV. r. p. wYANT.
We, the Undersigned knowing xr. vs. ant per.onsl,y
DO hereby certify 20 the q the above
ment. wAITBFCk 4 CHITTEsDEE,
Z. MANNING BALL,
GEO. C. CHANDLER,
n. X. HALLOCk,
Firm Of Hsllock : Soa-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

b6rf< cher testimonials zee 'onosrvw's sspu
mel tssl2'e<-dsA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

DElkvkS HoVx, Albany " Y.
Pc Da- lreErHuI-Dear Dir take pleasure in certify
ing that you have effect great deal OF proyeneni in
the hearing Of nv son. Esrcus C. Hoesse. pre-
vfous your taking the il hand. been quite deaf
from the effects o. Scsrctsna- AsI know Of sny other
eases Which you have cured and benefited. have nc
hestsncy TO recommend you 70 the public.
remain yours, very truly,
THEOPHILCs ROEssIR
Proprietor Delaware House. Albany, y. 7.
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IxpIAxAPoIls. December 6. lsG4.

LEwLY HILL,
Bates House, indianapolis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-02

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-02

DrRNuAvs FURxiruRE MOVING EsrABLIsB
ID ment no West Eleventh STREET. nesr sisth avenue
FURNITURE the country plAnofortee aud fur
nnre nlsed and shipped s'as>S. nsnss sss
m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-11
hewr Items.
tsp Ysids,apA to "a. S.v York Sun.

slnurl hcELwxL the oldest printer in wsSh
inston, aud for many years contested with n Q
NATIONAL ISTEtLIGEsCER- died suddenly, ysster-
day, n the 12i year Of his age
Tns Supreme Court Of the United States yester-
day delivered a large number Of dsct.ions, among
,hsm, a''irtnins the dccreos Of tho CouIta below,
condemninr thr,o vessels engaged in 1he slave
trade together with their csrgoes. The Court sd
Journcd I'll noxt Deccuilor
JAY Cooks reports & = sAlo u Seven Thlr,ios
yesterday si sL52l 900 Tho LARGEST wes,ern
subs-riition was $500, 900 from Cleveland, and tie
largest from the t4st, ii,OoO,O OOo from New York
There were s,lG5 individual subscriptions for sums
under 800
TIM =. Supreme Court yesterday decided .cSso
involving all the cotton valued at S2,O0O,0O0 cap
tured by tie navy during the Red RVsr eTpedi-
lions The Court through Chief Jus,ice Chase.
decided that there could he no seizure az przo y,
war, u private property by the navy on ,ho iu-
land waters Of tie United slsteS or On tho Land,
hut tie Court thou ht the property should have
leon turned over ~ - 1fcasury officers as cop
tured or a andonei Irolerty. The Court also he'll
that the possession Of ,he Rcd River country was
temporary and not long enough to secure ri lShts Of
property 10 the citzeus Of hat part Of Louisiana,
AMI ia, tie election tLere held in tho Rcd River
country wss not Legal sud conferred no rights
InugspAy nintt party Of r,bol cavalry, under
n u,rAe" Of Ex-G ". Leteher, attempted to make .
crossing at Muddy Branch, On the Upper Pot mac
They were me. b. tie Union packets "Lo drove
thsm back, Killing young Letcher aud ten Of the
pnrty. Gu,rr!lss under one OF tho KncLslo,s
n force IN the neigAborhood Of LessblrS
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General Intelligence.
Icy ksil 10 ths ssv Yovk Sun.

aEcEErtrI srASIoN has been m for several days.
AMI unable 10 attend 90 oifcial business.
TnS leo IN tle North River is still thick and i'm
movable st psny, notwithstanding tho recent
freshCt.
A suARP ue~sTApcr correspondent has brought
She lion block from which thcy used 10 lrll
slaves in Chsrle ton 10 Boston, snd la making
money ~ ecturng from It u the BOston.tus.
A oAeuis now pen ing At Wa4'i ington, growing
ol, VI a 20. selling operation br, Spinner,
Treas rcr Of Lated States who Was witness
stated that in ms view Hll dealers in the me allie
currency o ne country enemies u the country.
Tnr irou-clad hcet, comprising fifteen vessels
pro coded up ne iues river early tins week, and
1t will no Doubt p.vo a goOd account Of itseli,
when the uual campaign sgaluss Richmond IL
opened.
A FEES MAS was ssted his opinion Of the Der
hy races u, spr,aI L.a palms shrugged his
shoul '.ls, ia -taI Lts eyebrows, and said Hero
dey come, dcrc dey 20; pay me one hundred
pounds.
IHR c.str.ct u Georgetown, .. C., now occupied
Ly Adm rtl Dphl,rcu, 10 tho richest rice grOwinV
sCut!.u ,f tae Union, mud must have been " gre Al
import,u' e to the rebels. 1t was slsU one Of ths
est Districts only 2, sJi Of its people hay.
iug been white Iu I,Ju, while 1888 were slaves.
uEpUIAIIos u unclyilized Indians recently
had AirrIud and piirisl talk at Washington win
q Com al pers Di Indian Affairs ~ the Indian
Blreau The abOrig nes were gEily and tautzatcAl
ly ie.aoFCi VA thcr peculiar style, some having
prCtru'ci from g., lr head horns of tie hufalu sud
ysnerNIse ps nted and geegawed A crowd oil 10.
lles aud gsnLetnen were present a. the Sglloquy,
w1IGR EAs he'd thIspgh AZ intarDrstax
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From Virginia.

tnrccssiui Expedition to Fredericksburg
Fhtiad iph,a, March i0.--A spoc. d..psIca 10
0c LylNtS0 rElEsEAru iron. wl.A.aAtvu to-day
COtAy says:
The sr'l says; On Mouday '- thirteen u1t9-
pyrts with troops irJu Fortress N.4r,e, accotnps-
eied by the gun iosts Commodore Read ald Van
zee rroeec leu up the Rap ,hanuoc- on tat.
Ne principal object being tne csptui- = q larrD
q 4autity Of tobacco known g. nave loeA sent from
Richmond TO I ricksburg, 10 be smurgcd int,
our liuos. On ,i way tAe ozprd ton proceeded
cautiously, and the gunbosts secured the river
. I-oroushly !or torpeloes a schooner bound up
With cargo of whisky and salt wss arsI osp.us-
sd by the Road, aud tie crew and cargo were re-
moved, and the schooner ul,Su up b. he Rcal
o. sriivin, at Fredericksburg Il was louud to ue
sarrisJnst by squad Of rebels, who however,
made no resistance. A body Of troops and sailors
were landed, Who succeeded ia capturing the to-
baceo. II was Manufactured Tobacco, amount o. =
& ninety-avc tons, sni Is esuIlatoi t. he worth
e3s00OO. The country shout Frederick burg 81 AZ
secured pretty oncctualy, ana during the raii
over four hundred prisoners were taken, An CO.
tonsive conirabsnd trade has been Organized ~
he rebels On the RNppshSnnOck, aud tA.s oHpct.-
ton WAS aesi ned 50 break Il up. Al the vessc 8
passed down tho river on their return, numl er'
o. iesertors came oa from tic shores, o.5hs o
wuom were from ihq 2+th Virginia cavalry.
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Tna negro Captain Robert Small returned t.
Charleston, 'CN days TIrcc iu tie sane ,rssel q
Nhi,h he escaped from the city b. thc Spring y
1852 the Planter. A. u pAssou f'tt sumter q hAd
Al lts ,hrto flags ty.Dg, AMI the Csp'-.n' iN'e
'cNucl 10 tu n. faction as he saw te S'''' And
- ps on zee roraiet once mcr,. The fRu't mas
h"en re'ttsi siuec It's ia ~, trJm CaSrcs'ou al -
eNpcnsr Of ssu,uC'.
A. interest NJ discuvo has 'isi hecn mate 4. -
tumuus %. atorlu,sa'y, il Russia. l. ccrs. a.t
" ir" sur- Wu'c' f.ru ,rlv belonged TO ire chic.
@ DC uf. Nu.ut t'y I.uHrout articcs ia LcaNE
tcld u. 'ut.'- 'n w.H.n ect CsflCO oi ntnrt.t 81
ot anc ems Il rsr v. rlI l's. ss' 'ergc '' lls'.
by an mails, the wh-,c ~ WLch arc IN gold " re-
marSaby work msusa 4.
TuE winter In Fur. go srrri-s 4, have cen morN
severe than in tbs c1ir'-r. w. scotland 80 40 We
have bccn alnosi Unprecedented Deer nnd all
k.nds of game " Gre starved out sru,, Numbers
~ sleep pcrishe,i sLi even boz. f.. .'fr s' cove
cred up with snow that the rci hI'.r- 'ai g. alt
IN digging out tho 'uhnbIgnts. luc EuI sh inur
hRyc been great sufferers during Ito w.l.yr, .rIu,
tho cold ami wait o' euily, ,uouI.
A curtors instance of no .r,dArirr and rcr,l.., =,
ness transprel acvcrsl DAYS Hgo ~ tlc ir,"t H t,e
Army " tie T. tomac a courie ~ men irc't on
ty an uns. en- io., commenced cautiously pr -
pccting srurnd," and presently Tcrrc.',i hy 'N'
rofcctiou Of the mo 'uhght ntvrr' ~ r'c' h'ih"s
over tlc brow VI An abandoned iuiantrv it'sN'-
work 0verAl hundred yarls ll tNct ic'r. sea,
thily moving AT md, they ma ia charge WIN
drawn ishr's which rcsuitct o. lie coz iuie NJ y"
negroes They were marched oil to ,'rlt head
curriers' under guard, aio val IG'0a.., uc d. a.
Both OF ucm Worn tiHF t|rIs l44 e. and 'iai''
that rcOc' captain had rrom."'d TO- pay u'.n
handsome srm ton or twouty dollars For ever
Yankee they k.Usd 90 tlis manner. Such re-.
.sriug A. tuls lH ln'ufIls-C IA any s'u.l ~
stance sintc tra war ,utuncu# Ell.
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From North Carolina.

by the arrival Of the Dudlev Buck, which ich New
torn On Monday afternoon the 9th inst, n; O'clock
We learn that up to sstu -day uitlt, tho t.h iust
warm showers had been falling ior aweot wlch h-d
made the .ceds bad. II cleared OF on Saturday
night ana vhsnl the Dudley Buck en there WIS
promise Of gooi weather. The ,ol e,ns sandy, the
10, . will be hard and good n = few dlys. The enc
uy mad fellei g.c.t numhcr- Of tCes sc'osz the
roai and rah, leadinr from Newhc.n 20 K.nss'on,
tom Sewbcrn, Wiich orc. vm within II shoit dis
llnce Of X ncI on, when tho Dudley Buck It.
Retuc.es y no srrvci IN Nes shrrn, al stated thst
Fly ct'evie, n. g.. Wa IN % pusstsslon l-s week,
ana that sherman was within forty miles o HG-lrh.
ba, the rel el soldiers vro deserving iu cowpGn,es,
and IL some ClsHs ly IeGimons; that most of a. I'm
Wero retiring g. t,rir homes; that the peopc paF
csiins iLein to arms. aud th-t IL most pl,ceT ia
kuith CsroAnd he people 90 iotth 70 meet sherman
rlth words o.. vecurIe aud ae not particular about
placing thel !tock snd supp 90 out O. hr reach Ma
~ ~ TIE inhabitants Of Western N'rth Carolina
we're on their way 10 meet tct ro,ati,t- .ad friend.
w. sh-nnups army from the Neftern s'a'cs. Their
wagons wtro well rtoicI with p-uri-ion', native
.iues, aud such O.. er com'orf az sleTman's uioa
iroM NJ tsla Of the Raeleh orprrr wi,h the e..
eep'ion OF ne lhi y &Ali l. N.l' see 90 '"e1
for the success OF the Conl.iosacy.
The ProggEs, s>ys that sherman vii soon be ia
potsesblou OF Ea4rlsh AID will 20 wherever he do
ures.
quite panic prevails srnong the negroes in North
Carolina since tAe announcement that they T. b.,
ronscriptol 10 night Ia tho r,ttl army. Ihe rebels
1re nos ss,herne them W iol the purpose stron.
tumbingtIon oA.-tt aIuOAg tho conservative p!a,t
Lo.tCu O. tes-t this measure, some eF Of wloil n'
.Im.B tnt.r ..a'.- ia o.d'r ma t"e' may h hL- u
Get the tctel Gui hortes and thus Ie'aL tAer ''f
.au,s WLC exhibit fea1utts to ught iof then uAr
t,is anG tA'.f hOmes rather than 10 h-lt loI lh'
Krtti Con nGofaG,. Great numbers o lt. Io,a ~
NucKlns 20 ShetMans ufIAt, says the - "rEL, "lI
lIr lssistlu,' OF e. 2 ma sia, TitA tie pouts ..a
NCr ViN TtiL.n aud NuIk Tor a ~ As q. ~ 4.
lt sGie tor them 10 DO fC IT, gives tie Lclu 'es
to4 an in eie-.lAg aspect. lIwui lot aelaJ sH.
I-.'s movements. however.
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LOCAL NEWS.
kEw YORK AVN rnE VICINITY.


""'' """N AM "N'''' ''''
plokiE'oS IN lhN S'h'f''-i hNAIh N'"hls we
"''N '>'' '''"'''N ''o ''' ""' ~ "
sItuto coutainci large audience oi lasiles au1
, -.... Ill d. t...- =, . A.. f,..l.t,., ,.
F'n''ouiSn sar 'NO'-N ~ ''' - ~ '''''" I'm ''
"e"'et 'e' "V''c ul'u "''''" WIN ''''
wages Inc I"u'tW "sn NI''' ''' ''"''s 81
s'H''''H'u. '''-"' 1'''A WV '''- APl'''N' ."
company With Nj Jo.ma1n oi NO ANh-si AVERY
S'AShA'p' Nno spII'pH''"S '"'''''''' ue' "
those present. Mss bichlDHun WAS clotAed IA
yrcen ,,otr, .ptou, hi.h u,c. s A. ircss. NAV.
b'''n "io ~ N"'P'''' "'"" u''"' ''' "'''s '
Is trimmed with green velvet slc were a icw
. - -. -, 4 ......., 10. 49,. ...i . ,..
50 doh oiunn MS 'An It'ed 10 hei iHN' q ''"
moiuOr andums, ON which shr glanced orc.siunalIy,
during tho delivery u shc following lecture;
It l- reported ut great Emperor. Who 0ucu apd ~
si,h u'rtic, So s1. .r,r.. d" N y't,, .., ca ,,i,,,.
10 Heheni sorn,i, We 1i continue 10 a.. Inc .e.on
all" 30 Al. man "a. vuusu lrrt to-. ... =
or IN all ask 6' lf,f r., yo1, uoi.r tbi,,,
when n.o by con mon cou.rlt lpuofud vIy pat
before Won Question urive sail, conceded tp
,asteuny p whv Inutie ,t.vc ,lust.o,, Of .i ,eo
vol as conre,ied " lth votrcr, nrI v,,,, ios NO
n,n,. 'oI.y Layo 10 re.lpnd. !. I am Al. .oalst snt
| -lfkor So long u- vuuuu s.l.- into untold
| deaths, horrors, lcgudaiious aud orpt,r.-so ouF
| heref. NJ tr.td-. has rIuu, .u,l hr. I,orIli.-
| hood, all purity, ~ hope. and rvcf tl.ilg
| ,opd. se,e t,od alone. ~ I.Ir 4. enc. yo...un
aa hes. 1--we and die in fNc ,urlI, voiH. a. 80 '
| III, = ason "vnyF. nr,.u. ,p rr the ucriuuug
aud snd IN tlus r'lc ."Hu. g. .cr, '' v'a ", aA
It, ltisuot .p,,t tvrh won al 20 ctp,,. uliuiis-
tou TO- her trslty, p.-t.7 n1p ..'. eli .Ho. q D.
eu au.ei .Yd tr,.t hol s-atoIl, , though tLo wee
not lb'ohu hn,'hn jim, " 'l ,' , ',t 20 i",1
hen dow to TN hltuvrt L4U,rI II not IU.p 81 l.,
/ tnrh a woman II is stF.lr 20 vl;E o. ctH.y
| loporsIly thn name h,r in,he. and ruutnef
| gave Ler until al con a t'..ty c.Is VI lus
| her life thus gone. lh'ir tomsJhIar DO, out tina
/ b - tlt.l fDt. ~ Ia ftsf
| men and women, especially women, have Tue sui.
! i'' az o W" ai G,t .s,,i,I. i,a,t spa ~, o , , 'i
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el.rcf lousiGna TO tV in rebellion aniu., the f,~te
81 the nitcd states. N wu not IN the rov " no
I.o.cet io bring bsck any state which We i,i' e.
rhe'y orfoso' 70 Il, pul IN GOV, rnutlt Tho Sea-.
aof iroW Illinois had ;sued that the people OF Lou
EiThA hte A-'ct without rest, aiut, aud that two
tnird' Of the iccfe had aiken par in tho ection.
w iil Nou, sAid n WADE. permit two-thfus to mare
aCoIt tuition ior the eLtre people, while the her
n it m dufess . IL thst your rule lie mAde
iu thci fouiai ks on the subject.
Itur lIll moved az rmcndncu' ., ttc resolu-
hcu ~ ~ 70 nv'de Tor paying only the outsiana
ctiui.f'. iCuitur which the sc at vent IA I-K-
etutsNV tcts,Ou, aud atterwards sdiourued.
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New York state Legislature.

A'dH~ kIrah lo.-Ths Metropolitan Sanitary bill
has been mace acceptable to 1t. original advocate,
and i' likely to lO's the Senate. IN, objection. Of
Mr.. Andrews having been removed, by restoring the
provision, making tho Hoard 70 consist o.. four mom
bers instead Of Eve.
krioHts.-l Q INCORPORATE the Gladiator Benevolent
A.socist'on Of New OH
NH1i,tt 10 regulate the carrying q way freight
o. the railroads NJ this ttaie To authorize the citv of
ipnshkecpsie TO borrow money 10 pa iountos Re
latiNc 20 aeWcracc aud DRAINAGE in thc,ity Of Ne-
YORK 70 amend the oct relative y PLACES of amuso-
mrht hhd concert saoOus. 10 compel the Nsx York
Md NtN lHF"n kaiirOad Cos 70 stop CSrre,, trains IN
W'sehVs'cr codnt' aud to terJsie the ratios Of Arr.
Io ar'nd the chsrtrr 81 the City VI New York. 10
lnoofi0 ute tho y nurr ucu's Father Mathew TofNl
~ .'iHe' u" Nuiun .u-ht Association o. he~ YORK.
hl.'N ~ I"rU 'rl' 10 authorize thC e .ustuctiou
oi tunnel un icr Broadway. New ors TO iucor-
lNrth thr Literary Cub. For tho rcts' OF the New
lOis l'rpcnsnr-s. 10 prohibit and punish rding
ana a. Nin upOn the sidvuAlkr Of this tuae Rel,
TO "N are sud trAinN-, In the city ot Sew orb
!" hu' hnlif' the toii ston OF rueumatc rAilw av
shd tNHess ccmplny tu New York. lucorpof ttins
n" Ne~ Noik titf Transit Co. Incorporating the
WhA AiVcIf henCVuUnt Association u BIook l.u. 10
PROVIDE io tao cac % destitute ehidron in 81 Joklyn.
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Rebel News.

| Wash 'HgtOp, Ma, a iO.--rte kicAmo, sKSriNEL
| ct March ,h contains tic fo.oulus
Ncth'uf hes occurred 10 dis'urh The 4uic, prevail
/ ing tcicS Lichmond. but n c-estNcr cont uues
ti.s ct', In short time NirC'ccn '0a a. OF Cou
ieden prisoners arrived in baltimore ON Friday
/ evening
| The Richmond EVANiNra Of tho 1,h instant ,ay,.
Tor - psst lev DAYS there hss 'cyr lt itiug On
/ the Richmond ard pr'erthurg Tine. T. Nil rc iuife
YET avcck OF suusl 20. -il rini io r,u.e- .A' iotds
! eyIes i've miitNy movements. We lav, ave.y i'm
p'.taut p,oco OF news inch cUi,s' % @ ilom NeN
tir' tetvcen tie nited states sud France 1t te
cnutuuau,u e. Irviout l9.H tn tnc uouh,rn
sui 81 NNsmoras, Who ras tccrclited to the Juatez
governments, has lccn ordered AVA ~ MaNiniiian.
is ai,o aid that ceaian,,s ior 'ac United states
\ irow that port s'e row ~ tusei
Eth House. Of Congrc., succeeded yesterday In
pacing Ajax ls~, IL evie.s Ia! oi eight per cent
o. al o'cfi Mt eipHs % taxed A. .iHcr NJ iA.t,
on fp"r'e md .ls of eNchsu.o t"'u.v per .rh shl
| uu currency five T"r cent The intei'r ON rt.'ih-
ont b' noe u iNNed a. n'.nc u,"h W'hts lue1o ~ ~
b. Ing a0d r', M merchandise or property on any
] description, l'tvse the wears Of l,n' and u u;
tsr OF ten ror cent ~ levied u Hid' 10 20 hr .aA On
srA pruat., 4ntotI,a .ui no .u AL prom exceed
! mr twenty-five per cent, tN ~ t~cnt, -hNe pet
d Oueyt OF ho.r tsls 49, il churches, s.l ouls and
q. Ntule institutions are It iruU' t1Natnu. Al
pot"rtv ~ithn .he l'r's Of the eucnl IL 20 be rN-
eupt iIvW tsNatiou 10 ioHs A. ~ remains Ntihn tuch
/ h.''. %. tAc. AZ" mae tue Nu' aic %, re '2.-
! p.I iu .e6'u-v notes aod ,h, oehcr hri M Tie
! ~ oi t.e pE.'r "a c'tigs'es o. iLlet i'"a,o''
! vldci. tht ule1 all rihe'ts OF tasairn mentioned
~ tf 'ct -" he to' Hp owed Size i'th oi r'ht1sry
Iiionel t.N eu,l ons-c.shth ol ihs amount OF thc
utx on the same fubccfa impaci Tor tLo year ieto'
rrN if,u' rnf frc u,o.Cv arising thci, Inn .hsl "
a-st ,I1rfat q 10 tn' pa.I",at Of the tncrca',oi
e.ut, .slti. th' foIacu p."yidel that tuis aDd,-
crease tho ta' IN t.rd"
The follow i''por'ant section is given At length .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-11
As~ nbiy

=, RrroRrs. To change the name Of ,N- Sew Ycrt
ttte A,tdrnF. 10 incOtp pOrRis the OsNcro Historic
~ Assoc. Ntion. To ln.otpoTr'e the HrookiN ioug-
sloiemen's licucvoeut society. 70 incorporate the
eisy'oI,h syciA cub OF B.ooklyu. 10 IncoTporats
NE Sew \ oh Infant Asvlum. 10 iucitpora the
N'" OK ANA BiOotlyu Floating Petroleum storage
~ o luooiinratc tie Worth Lodge OF ttce Mason-
New York To incorporate the German " King
mans tfptvctlye I mon Of New lork. 70 amend the
~ relative 20 local Improvement Ia BiouAy IA. 10
snend ihe cuurtef ni tie New fofk Medical tollcrc.
!" hIthOriIe the DIy lOCk, Boadasy and Battery
hA.l'oad Co to extend their track 10 authorize
iho construction OF tue Broa1wsv Parallel Kulto.d.
10 - uinte tue use ui ~haryc. and clip, leased 10 the
NtV 1oik huil steamship Company to au'houIC
te use Of csit instead oi the the
dental Insurance Company. Mr.. lngrnhHn intro
duced Oil TO amend tho act relative ~ the Dep par-
mont ui thntit's aud CorfectiOTa la Ncw Nurt
BiLts PAs-gD.-lo smcnd the act making appro-
Wlh.lOus tOI puulc ana charitable institu lous o
amend thc charter u tie Peoples saving, Baut Ner
1uiE 10 change the name o. the blooiutugdR
nn' infs Bsnk 10 the third Ayenne savings Bank. To
ln'Ji pofnto the Village Company Of Kings and queens
Couut.cs. 10 lucoIpula.. tue Lyric lhcsuc. TO "a
corporate tie Ncs NOrk Infant ~ uin. 10 incof-
pofate the Osroto Historical Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-11
Johp y. Hale ,Iini.terto spnin.

Wd'hia7'oHA March o--rhc Senate has con.
frmed the nomination of ex-senator John =. ualo
70 be Minister 20 Spain.