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, 1865-02-08

STRENGTH TO TIE WEAK

STRENGTH TO TIE WEAK!
Youth to the Aged
! el0KREME,
-oE-
Life Rejuvinator !!
This preparation Is rne1&Iled a. Keiuvinator and
Restoses OF waited CT inert functions.
This aged should he certain 10 make the BIokrene
household god inasmnch It will render them youth
tu1 IN feeling and strength. and enable them to llso
oyr- again the ds9a their pastme joy It rot only
e1hnerates hut strengthens. and Is really an
INVALUABLE BLESSING,
Especially to those who havs been reduced to cond
ton ofsetytlly, sct abuse, misfortune. ordinary
sckncss- No matter what the cause ofthe fmpotency
Of any human organ. this superb medicine Wellira
move the effect st once aud forever.
BIoKRENE
lmpotencV, General Debility,
Nervous 1ncapacity, Dyspepsia, De-
preston, Loss Of Appetite, Low
Spirits, Weakness Of the Or
gans Of Generation. Imbe-
cility, Mental Indol-
ence, Emaciation,
Ennui.
ITHAS a MOST DELIGHTFUL, DESIRABLE AND
NOVEL EFFECT UPON TIE NERVOUS SYSTEM
and all who ere In any prosrnted by nervous de-
hfiitcs earnestly adyaed to zeek cure N thla
most excellent and uaequalled preparation.
Pesons who. By imprudence, have lost their
NATURAL VIGOR,
VIII Ind speedy and permanent cure in the
BBOKRENE!
The FEEBLE, the LAEaUID, the DIsPA1Rry0, the
OLD should giro this
Valuable Discovery
trlal 1t w be found totally different IRON all other
articles for the same purpoae-
, 1865-02-08
NEGRO TESTIMONY.
Governor nforton,s Correspondence on
the Subject.

the Subjecas
On the 9Th Of December, Governor Morton
addressed letter to each Of the GoTeaors
OF the FREQ States, as follows:
STATE or INDIANA, Executive DePARTxEHr,
December d. ISL {
Ills ExcelIeacy, Governor Of:
SIR: desire 10 learn from you.Ehaf your laws
are in regutd to the admissibisy Of The testimony
Of negroes in cases 10 which. whtta persons arc
parties. II admitted, under Whist restrictions, II
any; excluded. with what exceptions, II anT.
Very respectfully, your obedient ssrvant,
.. P. AoRToh, GOV. OF Ind.
MAssAuHusErr5.
To His Excellency, o. P. Morton, Governor o. In
; diana:
Liz DEAR S1n: There is no law, nor rnlc, nor
% %crstom, In cur Commonwealth, nor am I aware
that there is even prejudice. which renders in
admissble or elects tho czcdi51liy OF the tisiimo-
NJ Of nny person, who is honest and capable Of
rational diseourse, Of whatever color, descent or
igin or nationality.
1 have the honor to be, Governor,
Tour friend and servant,
JoHH a. ANDREW.
, 1865-02-08
MARYLAND.
To His E1cel1e1cy, Q. 2. Morton, GoIcrnor Of Il

diana:
DEAR S1R:-I an In receipt OF yours Of the 9Th
inst, desiring to be informed Of the laws OF the
State. In regard 10 tho admtasibiliy OF the test-
mony ofncgroes. In reply, quote from our Code
Of the State Oh the eohject.
shall be admitted as evidence, in any matter pend
Ing in any court OF before any Justice olthc Peace
where my white person Ia concerned, either as
plaintiff or defendant; but any negro OF malatto,
whether slave or free, may be witness for OF
sgalnst any negro or mu1att0, s1ave or fee, in any
proceeding whatever.
Very respectfully, your obedisnt servant
n. ". BRApYoRp,
, 1865-02-08
uUTCulNGS & HILLTER, Props,
81 Cedar Street, HeW York

Trade supplied by LORD SMITH. Wholesale Drug
g1stE, ~ Lake street.. Chicago. des-al546na.w-is
, 1865-02-08
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC.
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

Have proved. from the no.t ample experience, a
EHTIAx SECCEss-Slmp.e. Prompt, EMcicns mad Re
liable. They are the only medicines Perfectly adapt
ed TO poru!nr ree. They have received the highest
pla1GcfI tho Pi oessou, tho Pres akd the People
and alW ays renaet satisfaction.
, 1865-02-08

70 His Exce1leury o. P. Morton, Governor Of
Indiana:
DEAR S1R-ln reply TO- your inquiry OF the 4tir
inst, hare the honor to state that the laws OF
Connecticut relating to the adutssibilIty or tesd.
nony, makes no distinction batWeen hlaeE and
white persons.
! IN, with high regard, your obedleAt servant,
WA. a. BucENuHA1, Cor. OF con1.
, 1865-02-08

Ills Exce1lcncy, o. P. Mortfn, Governor Of Indi-
ana, lndianap,lie. Indiana:
SIH-Yuurs OF the 9Th Instant il received.
bave The honor to respectfully state In reply, tn
there are no laws in this State regulating or pro-
hibiting The sdmIsstbttity Of the testmony Of ne
Eroes, and that they stand ~ Witnesses, upon the
game legal footing with white men.
lam, SIT, Jour obedieut servant,
JAMS r. LEWIS, Governor Of Wisconsin.
, 1865-02-08
HELnIBOLD,S
FLUID EXTRACT BucAl,

In Affections peculiar to temAles, Is 7asquaued By aay
other preparstiou In Chlorcsis Retention. Eres
ula1ttes. patntulness suppression Of eussoraaru
excavations, liberation or scirrhons xtate of taa
Uterus, Lsuco11hes, and all complaints incident "a
the sex. whethsz arising nom habits OF dasipAtoo, II
prudeucles, OF IN the Decline Of Chanxs of Lns.
, 1865-02-08

dividend NOTICES. -The
Il - folio wing Dividends for December have been
declared payable January a.t, - shareholders
cord January s14f, 1S63.
, 1865-02-08
RuODH IS11AD. -.
To Els Excellency, o. P. Morton, Governor ol

The indianapolis Journal says:
"The object Of these inquiries Vas to direct BY
policy of our own. That It has been abundantly
accomplished w1ll appear upon reading the &c.
, 1865-02-08

MAINE.
To His Ezcellcucy, o. F. Norton, Governor OF In
diana:
GovEnSoR:-four communication OF The 4th
inst, In relation to the testimony of negroes. IL
received.
In this State there Is no 1imitaton IN respect to
color. Eegrues have the came rights OF suffrage
and Testimony in all caacs that white persons have
Respectfully, your obedieut servant
SAMUEL CoN1, Governor Of Maine.
, 1865-02-08

E1NsAg.
To His Excel1ency, Q, P. Morton, Governor Of In
dina:
S1R-1n the absence OF Governor Carney, have
the 9Th irst In regard to the admission Of the tcs
tinony Of negrocs in controversies between both
parties. In reply. T hAve to inform you that, BY
our laws, such testimony is received, and without
restriction.
Respectfully, your OBJ t serrant
WAHp RuR1us9AMR, Private Secretary.
, 1865-02-08

70 nlB EE1ce1enGy o. ?. M6ft7u' 7uVetnu1 u
Indiana:
fnstant in rcrnfd tn fhe admission Of the tesh-
mony Of negroes In casas to which white persons
arr parties, under tho laws Of the State
the racee Is fecaro The adm1ssibilty OF witnasses
IN our 6ate Courts. Truly yours, DC.
HQRAXIo SEYNoUR
, 1865-02-08

VIII radically axserminase tom tho s71taa Diseases
Of ths Urinary Organs arising rom habl Of dtssf1as
tlou, at ittls expense, little change Of d;at NJ
Inconvenience. and no a1posure, coupletaly sayes.
cedinE those unpleasant md dangerous ren1dtN
Copaioa and Mercury, in cas1ng theso unpleasant 4
dangerous diseases.
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...o5stss from f.nns.,ss Ss ofdoutful loysty,r r
A., ,ssu. a.. .reudpn Th"' o.. ,vo o'
r,..o, A.. ,.p..sni.uvs. -ho nigh, no, p's'
,.fv,gii tssi. bui a. boiy Nsy sfs unqI's
d .m, Ioy. and bsys Suffered uofs ~ ne
u.n oil tbs R,do.l iasmners ~ congr'fs
..af.d On, n ,bs fsnn,ssss 5sus'ors, NJ.
., ,-aao- 10. sonin.lss - ths President 'nd
,.a..n unHnohinz Ubionla Throughout hs wu
) ather. NJ F1wtsa -as Controller ~ Ten.
fsss unier VI, provi. onsl GIVtrrorstip y NJ.
J.a,sos. and hi, sssd'na loysiD has nevor
b 90 disputed C,ons HIwEfss s".sd 70
is Hous. eofnmanIcd Inion ryitnen'
during tho REBELLION, Which ought 10 10 sn ample
rorlfosts Of bis loyalty MAr'AnDs record 10 TOO
known 10 require vindioAtion ~ q rAILoa,
o,ncr member, was one oi the Pfssden.a hfm-
eh hackers Wills Mr.. JonSsIs vas Governor.
in ,idtion io .l this the ssts has populary
elected Governor the acts oi It's Legislature have
/ 'cn recognized by Congress; the functions Of Ia
evil government arc ell IN operation, aud there 10
- iust cause FOR debarring Il from Congressional
tsI rossnIsuon.
The sun., 1865-12-13
TyorbI,aut Cost Of Living THE Cause.

ioaK3uo economy 10 something which every
frugal head OF family claims TO understand, aud
yet those wholive in accordance with ITS principle,
sre very small minority. There arc persons
VIZ have faculty for discovering "eheap tor.
utilizing every ding that can be made available COR
N''j useful purpose, aud this they regard as the
Nia'ninen, Of domestic economy. But they are
g'rily mistaken. A utilitaran is not necessarily
aN sconomisi. The ground work Of domestic
''sA uy TO save, 50 far IS possible, the profits
= intervene between the producer and tho con.
'Nnrr. How many OF our readers those who be-
"'No themselves 10 be sconOmcAl-ars following
v" groundwork principle You make tour of
is s'oies to dnd whsro you can buy butter, e,,u,
y alors hnd other articles at the loves, figures.
'ur purehA"' arc made accordingly, and you
FANCY W" you have sdped . certain amount By
'tFeHns out an advantageous place 10 buy. Bu,
'' us SEQ "hs' yon have been doiag, You hays
boHsl' hv' pounds OF butter, for exam
pc my GEMS pound, and you think YOU
o"Ns mAuo good bargain because tie same
quNi'y selling somewhere else ., tity .av. cent,
Now 'hs, butter IL made, probably In III. sre,,
dairy region Of Northern Ohio; although ,hs local.
V hoi no eonssqusncs In our illustration. Tn,
'Arnsr' or dairy man, who 10 the producer sells hi.
butter to the country "s,orekseper" In th., sal,
rol' number one 10 made. The storsk.eper put.
into nrkins or tubs and sends II 70 is eomm,tsor
nGeAsnt In New York the siorekseper m.kips
pr0hs number two. The commission nsrchsn
rolls u to the wholesale dealer, and rn.ke, his pc
een'As' on the transfer which ia prodt numb.
hr' The wholesale dealer sells II to the retailer
snd makes proni number four. The retailer sell
II 10 the consumer. and makes profit numbs eve
Now do you nOs sec ,ha, in paying your two do
ia's and half for eve pounds of butter. you h.v
tAid AZ prOn,S four sf uhiaA ere ,aaAsmsdiA,
The sun., 1865-12-13

Tvs arsss u y mbsy. fndi'. hsvs been iishi.d
-h gssior ne ffaHms Tts op-.Hons II N. lsrnp
tgtrr' s,s.p On .sst~osn, 'nong ne nav.s
svsry evening ms ssrs II h1s described t9nE
s'fs Ne 'smp- A.. ishtsi on o. s'snias NUN.
tsfs n' rsHves msy Ne sssn gf1ur'ng round svsry
lsmr pct sni rhsn Ne lsnpnshter sppr0achss
Nil9~si hy fsTsmuFin cf1~fI ne gfessst ~.
sst I1 Usf sndsssIrs W serurs ths best possible
pscs Ansfs Hltus pfslirninsry chsning hs lsht-
w s~sbds lhs lad ~, sud when the illunins'ion
IL eouplse ihs fnob hssvs sigh ~ fsis, and
-ith uVurrsd fsces F're INTO Ne lsmf for hours,
vtils evsry nv snd then they clssp tbs post With
thcir haads g. fel n Is gss hot. The fnvasry
Why We post does not 80 no, usy osnnO, solve,
ard usy srguo iof hours toge,h'r upon lhs ins and
outs ~ NE ieston, until finally, ured out tboy
produced by "sslih"
The sun., 1865-12-13

NJ, ons tnan In ton thousand sees those With
y om ho associates ss thsy rssly are n rns
prayer n Burns wsrs granted, sud Va could all
SOC ourselves a. othsfs see us, our ssf s-iansis.
would In oil probability BE- much more erroneous
than hey are nov The truth Ia, that We gard
each other through sv.rioty o. lsnses, no QUO u
which ia correct, Passion and prejuiicf, love and
hate, tencvo"ncs aud envy, 'fe taclo our eyes and
utterly prevent ne from obaorvinE AcCurstly.
Many whom We deem the porcelain of human clay
are mere dirt; and % st sre atsr number Of those
Wo put down In our "black books" are no further
or from heaven, and perhaps Little nearer, than
tho csnsors who condemn them. We hslituAily
undetvslus or ovoryalue eacA other, aud In esti-
mating character the shrewdeF ~ as ouly now aud
then make truo apprsisas ~ She virtues al defects
o' even our closest intmate~ II Ia NOT Just or
fair to look at tchmarter frou stand point Of onos
own selection. mans profile may 20 unprrpoH-
sessug, and yet his full face agreeable. We once saw
young mau, whose tmidty was . Standing Joke
with his compAn Gus, leap into . river And save
. boy IRON drowning, while his tortncnioia
stood pa struck on tho bank. lie merchant
VINO gives curt answers in his counting house may
bo atendcr husband and father and . nd lac Ier
OF tns dssolste and oppr.seei. On the other hand,
your soOd-humOted person, who ID ell smiles and
sunshine IN public, may carry something as hard
AZ tie ncihcr millstone In the piAeo where his
h,art ought TO be- Such anomalies are common.
There Ia this comfort, however, Tor those whose
nisiudgments u their fellow-nortsls lean 10 tho
krdly sds-such mistakes ~ - their credil in
u,o great sccouni. lie who thinks better Of his
ueighbors than they deserve cannot DO bad man,
for the sgsuusrd BY which hs Judsncat 10 guided
ls the goodness of has own heart /. is only tho
base who believe all men bsso-or, In o.her words
Ike q smseycs. Few, however, are all evil
Even Nero did good turn 10 somebody, Tor when
Eono HAs rejoicing over his doath some loving
hand covered his grave with flowers. Public mtn
arc seldom or never fairly Judged--At least, while
living However pure, they cannot escIpo cal
umny However corrupt they are sure 10 md
su!oIsts. History may do them justice but they
The sun., 1865-12-13

n the case of q. W GAyLE, Of Alahsma, We
n,vs another instance ot ths advantages Of i'm
truv,d appliances for tho punisbmsut Of treason
md oopspirscy. Cams 10 the iuajvidua who,
aoout . yesr before Ito close Of the war, sdyer-
lssd In an Alabsms Ispir Tor . subscription Of
for the a.sssslnstlon Of President LISooLs and
other leading members OF ihs Government Tho
advertisement stated that the said smount would
Irccure the murder Of the obnoxious parties,
end, to show his faith In tho sntsrLrse,
GAYLs offered to subscribe one hundred
ttousand dollars himself. Nothing more
was heard Of tho matter a, that time, but
shortly after the sssassl A.ioa Of Presi-
1oU. LINCOLN uds consummatod, which
wHs almost simultaneous with the collapse Of tho
febellion, GAYLE was arrested and brought to
Washington. After icing confined swhils at
InO Capitol, he was taken back to Alabama for
trial, and We now learn that he has been set at
Lterty, under bail aud his case indefinitely post
Goned. Tho alleged cause OF this ac,ion Of the
Juitoi States District Court ia that no grand Jury
srd been organized, and consequently no indici-
ncut was found against the prisoner. The propo-
siuon which GAYLH made was carried out by
hoorn and his Accomplices, and u is not q, all
: ,obabo that B9oTn was led TO coucoct his In
nmous plot at tho instigstion Of that very sdysr.
OseneGi. Thus 40 make treason odious"
The sun., 1865-12-13
A Lady Kissed ont OF n Theatre.

In notice OF tho opening of the Strand Theatre.
L,ndon, the MossN0 Il ST writes;
In tho course OF the heeveuing an incIl,nt oecu,,,d
10 which Wo haye some driicacy In ~ 80 w "
which being, 90 far as We know, wholly withou,
precedent in an Enslsh theatre, sui also as inti'
mating censorship OF manners N Gqnarter wbera
according to conventional estimate, ref ement h,
least 10 be expected, should not, p.r1.n,. he srY
fered 10 pass without notice. In lie s,.nt. wL,cb
were occupied for the mosi parI by ialies And cen.
Yemen, nAuifeStly OF good social pJs zion, AMI an
dressed IN evening costume, there wa, so.,sj
In eonpsny with q friend, tai. and ys'
uGtAhH prs.u woman. N, sxu,ordin.,v
The sun., 1865-12-13
~ EAT "a n.


CALDwELT,-At hls late resdenoe, s4s West 44,h
st. alter long Illness, VIM. Caldwell in tho 81 IA
year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend tho funeral. On Thursday
afternoon, Dec. TO- at O'clock l3l
COZlSE-In Brooflyn. Dec. 11th, Annie ~ X mrs.
snd vile OF Garret Cozine, In the 4Tth year OF her
age.
The relatives and friend. Of the family are invited
70 attend tic funeral, ffom her late residence, in
Ssntiael ave, cor OF snydam st, At the terminus OF
Pm. s3T
DON0VAN-On Tuesday evening, at ~ o'clock,
MARY Donovan, relict Of the late William Donovan
~ Hamilton u, In the 5Oth year OF her Age.
Notice OF funeral In to-morrow's paper l52
FANNON-On Tuesday morning, after long ILL.,
n,ss, u rnaTd fahnon' aged b2 years, q native Of
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
05H Muberryst il9
GulDERcAt GreenpOint Dec. llth, Charlie, H..
only son Of Charles II. and Mary NJ Gulder asod 3
years, mouths and days.
Farewell, dear Charlie We must part
II teatt the cords around my heart;
by fathers absent on the sea,
IRf, inr away from you and mo;
Aud when he hears, twill sorely start
Ana almost break his tender heart
The relative. and friends are respectfully invited
TO atcud the funeral on Wednesday Dec. lS at
VIM a'o' WITHOUT 'ufther notice. lsb
:, llARklGAN-on Monday, Dec. II. John &. C.
HSrtiran' eldest son of John and Susan Harrisan,
Hed Il ,esr, mouths and 10 days
me relatives and friends of the family arc re.poe
iuly invited to sttend the funeral fIom the
r '"Loe OF his parents 3li Third ave, on Wednes-
uN s'eIhooh' Hcc ~ AZ O'Clock. 2Gi
LksIER-on Tuesday, l9th inst, Oldest and bo.
iosed .on OF ! ~ and Elizabeth LeStor, aged yIs,
mont ha and days. '
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respect,
oClCck. sit
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sni-fpfss. sfs sIr.d sss.nUsi N Ns otsssfg Il
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= ,sfy ehssp lln1 sl1ns - f1tent w. asr, 80
stream NJ suig'sHon harn ms g,ftb. ~ - vii
pI N. virsipl,n. ho- h.y tn,v ,oducs irnr'gfs.
ton Pfovs BY y,uf npsnns, sni convsrs.tion, ~
rouf pr '.,- snd ~ IN sbons, b. your rros
.nd unoffo. q conduct ~ yaw press sn1 prtiio
sp..ss. Wa ~ rou'd 10 dssi,sbl., In q socisl
and poiUcsl point of vsr. for F3rnsfn msn "
come snong you. People IN hia lsutrds look
upJn al quss,ions .r,cting themselves psrsonslly
IN pfsoucsl. oonmon senss light. A" Yankee"
who bAs any notion of efnlyrauon vo4h rssson
thus, In oonsid.ubs ne shove msnuonei scsion
Tho Virgna sy.sturs TIE psopls Of that
State lately 'iccts1 t.rthos s1 Congress IN prefer
enos W svow.d tn.on msn theh Legislature
has jua dsro.sd number Of officers on
the sole ground q Iur fsaliy 70 ths
Union during tho war her pre-. generally
msnifss,s malignant snl v,ndic,ye spifi' agsins,
the Government; their public m,n very thInly
Disguise their old hatred of The N'r.h and, In
short ths whole class Of ,t-r.5ss oy.ncs strong
sntptihy W everything pertaining N tho Union,
and an equally strong rsgsr. for the ashes Of 'he
rebellion. With such signs n these before him,
Tho cautious "YInkec" would very naturally
rsyolvs tho question in bis mind whsthsr 10 would
he szpei'shs even safe Tor him N 20 smong such
people particularly would this be ,hs case " he
happened TO Ia ons Of that class Who a.sy pierced
tie Confederate bubil 10 With tie b.yonst There
fore, We recommend tho vryiniAns no, 10 .Spsnd
time In legIslsing for tho promotion ot immlgra-
tlon. LEI horn give tho ilni u "oncourags-
nsni" that VIC have suggested, and they will soon
discover . strong rds OF Northern emis ration
flowing toward The Old Dominion.
The sun., 1865-12-13
Dissusted street Contractors.

THREH cr four weeks Sso the street cleaning con
tractors desired tie Street Commission to gna,s
some date when active work nigh, be suspend
ed" Last year work was suspended almos. from
the time that freezing weather commenced until il
ceased In the spnpg, and the preseu, contractors
doubtless intended to follow in the same wake.
From present indications the contr. actors have be-
como disgustsi With the openness u the season,
and have accordingly concluded 10 venture upon
virtual suspension Of work on their own account
Certainly the condition Of tho streets Ia indcatlv. of
such conclusion on their part. Some Of tho
streets arc almost literally filled with Gllh,
which has remained long enough ,ohave gain d =
residence. The hot weather Of the last few days
has had the sfec, OF converting thssc piles into
semi-.iquid mass, and while II is unsafe for any
body 10 encounter them who 10 not ablo TO swim,
II is equally unsafe for any one to uhas the foul
emana,ions from them, who Is not iron clad
sgsinst scaso. Evsn those streets which have
tho reputation OF being fashionable thorough fares.
are now In such condition that high -toppel boots
are almost indispensable IN crossing them. II King
Cholera docs not express thanks TO tho contrac-
tors, next Spring. for the excellent seccmmoda.
tons they are providing for him, ,hon ho will 10
sn ungrateful wretch.
The sun., 1865-12-13

Cattle Market.


BULLS HEAD D'c. 70, 1858
Rs,rS'--This market opened on Monday vim . on,
head OI cattle in tile fh.e pens mostly Of amitI'S
sSs win an oecsvha n,,Ies ~, aIes Dunns
pat VI hrst-clnrs cattle, orlng TO HLcity of ~
grade, rued = little higher than % the Mopdas
Tor sxussz1s each. sf l2s1ae par u vls ~ haIs