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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

Hon. JOSEPH X. MCDONALD, Indianapolis. Indiana
" JOHN X. COFFROrH. Huntington. Indiana.
" VIM. DALk, New York City.
f" JOSEPH W. NEwLiN, Attica, Indiana.
- JOS. RlsTlSE, Covington, Indiana.
" X. NJ MCDONALD, CovinRton, Indiana
- DAVID WEBB, Covington, Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

II Bowen, Stewart 4 Co. have laid on our
table the August number of Cooley. IL is as
meritorious as Cooley generally ia They have
10 for sale.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

In the Supreme Court Saturday. in the
case Of Eimonds. Treasurer OF Terre Hsute, va.
Goodkns, ct al. the decision OF the lower court
was reversed Elliot as Chief Justice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

saloon foR SARA fret class Saloon. hav
in tuu ol Tic beat custom and Ia a central
location. Is oneel for sale. Fof erm.. apply
a, this office. 9nG
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

tF- Back Pay AND liousrr, II not paid the
soldier can be got by application 20 the Treasury
Department. a, Colonel J W. Bakes Military
Agency, opposite the Theatre, next to Masonic
Hall pot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

To krSt An Office. two rooms OF the
third hoor, in Talbot A News Block. Inquire
a. Jenison. Nelson 4 Co.. Jewclr, stofs. No
"a fasl Washington street 100
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

~ The Twenty Fifth Indiana arrived yes
terdsy. The regiment numbers three hundred
and seventy men and twenty officers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

Notes u al the dehoa1ieAtions named vii b prompt
ly furnished upon receipt q subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series are precisely similar IN
form and privilege the seren-Thlriies already ssls
except tha, The Government 10 Itself the option
Opaying interest IN gold coin per cent INSTEAD Of
3loths in currency. Subscribers will osduct the
terest In currency up JAY 18TH at the time when they
subscribe.
The delivery Of the " this third OF he
seven-Ihirtes viii commence the lei q June. and
will be made promptly sni continuously after that date
The slight change made in lie conditions Of this THIRD
sRRlKS effects only the matter Of interest The pay
nent in gold If made, viii be equivalent the currency
interest Of the higher rate.
The return Of specie payments in the o. which
only will the option 10 pay interest IN gold be s.aed Of
would 50 reduce and equalizs prices that purchases
made with SIX per cent r. gold would be fully equal TO
those made with seven and three ienths per cent IN
currency. This j.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

~ The condition of the streets around
Union Depot Is rot Of the kind to promote the
sanitary condition Of the residents IN that
locality
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20
CITY 1T z NJ s i.

~ Spring chickens are selling IN Terre
Hsute at twenty cents piece-the price here -
twenty Eve cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20
NOTICE.
WANTED ..

Cs r - - h0NTHi-AGENTs WANTED EVERY
I'D j SO where TO introduce the improved Shaw
Clark go Family Sewing Machine the only low price
ker, Wheeler Wilson, Howe, Singer Co., and Bach
elder. All other machines sold for less than forty
dollars each infrngements, and the seller and user
are liable TO fine and imprisonment.
Salary and expenses, large commission allowed.
illustrated circulars sent free.
Address SHAW 4 CLARK,
my5d&w3m Biddeford, Maine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

subscriptions to Government Loan.
PHILaDELPHiA. July l9.-Jay Cooke reports
subscriptions to-day, to the 100 loan to the
amount Of 81 22l 300
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

eH- The Louisville papers are complaining ui
the srofbitsnt prices OF vegetables In that city
ia consequence of the trade being monopohfed
by hucksters. IL the present state OF things oou-
tinue, the Democrat Gays IL will be economy 10
import vegetables f.om Cincinnati That paper
Of Tuesday says. We paid. this norning, i've
dollars per bushel for potatoes, seventy Eve cent
. dozen for Tomatoes. aud hfty cents dozen Tor
Germ. aud this where the vegetable market u
supplied from the teeming fields and gardens
which surround that city. probably unsurpassed
IA fertility aud culture by any In the west.
The pficea OF marketing here are reasonable
when compared with Louis, lilo but they are
higher than they should be This could be
remedied ia manner. u We had market house
ample lor the accommodation of gardeners Now i.
only limited number have shelter Ia stormy
weather. OF from the heat OF tho SUI. Ia San
Francisco there IL a large market house. veil
lighted, ventilated. aud protected from he
ehaages IA the weather. The building IL divided
into q large number OF stalls where every con
eeisable article in the provision lus j. Offered for
sale. and. at all hours during the day, aud the
people are not compelled, a. they ATE here. o. SO
TO market az four % i've o'clock In the morning
10 procure supplies A market house In thia
CIV. similar 10 the one Ia san Francisco. would
bes paving Investment, whether erected by pr
'sIe enterprise OF the municipality.
90 Night levels ell ARTIFICIAL distinction. The
beggst, on h.s pallet Of straw, Anofea as soundly
a. kiag on hls bel OF down. Nlghl-kind.
gentle, soothing, refreshing nlght-the earthly
Paradise OF tie elaye. the sweet oblivion Of the
worn soul, the nurse Of romance, OF elevation.
hos the great pauuug heart OF society yearna
Tor the return OF uighs aud rest. Sleep IL Cod =
special gift 10 the poor for The great. there IA 20
tine hsed Tor repose quiet they have none. aud
instead OF quietly awaiting the approach of
events. they fret. and fepine, aud stsfve sleep.
aud chide the larIy honrs, a. II every q. morrow
was Gig With the fate OF some great hereafter
The torrents Of events go roaring past. keeping
sassr expectation on tptoe. aud drives timid
siumber away That blessed time when We tau
wrap the drapery OF our couch around Us aud
lie down - pleasant dreams. our troubled spirits
ealmei, oar conscience at rest--how ssse, j.
sleep aud night II IL apart OF Code economy
Iefeshlng aud invigorasing the exhausted body
for the now tasks of The coming day. The
weary tfesdmill pace. the dust aud MOL OF q
ffcat city ceases. a. the shades OF eve com'
slosly do"n. bssasg 9Th them respite aud 70
set 10 all bat be. who. Tor a bare pIttanee. wear
away the sigof OF. bis manhood, and 10 hastsnes
20 premature old axe In preparing for you, gshtl'
seader. pour morning paper
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

tE~S.e DE- WIN. Thomsons adsertisemsn,
on The fourth page of .odays paper
jan 2au
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

10 fuiNtxns. Wanted an experienced lob
eomrritof. Appl, 81 this Office, u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20
RENovATESs.
CLEANING AND DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT

nv HKuNITED Stairs DYE HOUSE,. no sssoUTs
u Illinois street Indianapolis, Indiana,
At this old and Well-known establishment, the ladies
have silks ard wooden goods dyed In perm anen aud
besutul color; and gents garments thoroughly
ted and repaired.
New and secondhand clothing bought aud sold, also
spateulaf branch IN the business tenoniueted nne draw
iag-blnaf liable cloth tear IN any garment be
wroughttt ~ not be visible 60 the naked eye
RemembeFthe place. No. ~ South Illinois street.
ianlo JOSEPH HARRIS. Proprietor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.
HEaDQu ARTERs DIsrRIcT OF INDIANA.
T,.,,.x..c,r Iulv L ISk. /,

HEaDQu ARTERs DIsrRIcT OF INDIANA, !
INDIANAPOLIS, July IL, 1865 !
Circular:
The Msjor General Commanding, has learned
with regret that General Order, No. Al current
.eries, from these Headquarters. prohibiting the
sale of intoxicating liquors to soldiers has been
almost universally disregarded. The provisions
of said order will be strictly enforced, and here
after il any proprietor, clerk or barkeeper of any
saloon dram shop, shall violate said order.
the premises where said violation is committed
will be Immediately closed
BIZ Command of
Brevet Maj. Gen ALVIN r HovEY
j. W. WALKER, Major and Asst Adj't Geo
~ CITIZENS or INDIANA. SOLDIER SAND Or
FI.ERs of the MoRGAN RAID. and others having
MILITARY CLAIMS against the STATE for services,
subsistence or forage can have the same adjusted.
aud pay obtained. a.
Col BLAKE's MILITARY AGEScY
Business can be transacted by Mai or POWER
or ATTORNEY.
Business before the State Auditing COMMITTEE
attended to promptly.
Office opposite MAJ. DUSS's u. ). Mastering
and Discussing Office, Sheets Building, No. ~
Washington street. l5lwdw3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20
JOB PRINTING.
Circulars,
Blanks,
Bill Heads,
Bills Lading,

Nc.. &c, &c.
Done promptiy az this office, An the
Bsss style, On first quality Papers,
and at Low Prices.
GIVE ne q Call.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20
FOR SALE.
Printing Office for sale.

a FIRST CLASS OFF.CE AND MATERIAL. Win A
N complete set ofJob Type. liberal patronage. aud
located az % the best points in the State for
Weekly Newspaper, ls offered for sale on reasonabls
terms
TOr particulars inquire al the sentinel once. None
but Democrat need apply. le7s.dln
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

OYFIcr-South aide Public Square. CoDins
Ton, Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THK STAT
OF INDIANA.

WILLIAM DALR, OF New York, President,
JOSEPH RISrINE. Covington, Vice President.
W. ID. KERR, Secretary,
JAMES W. KING, Treasurer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

THE INDIANAPOLIS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Is permanently organized and ready issue Fir.
Policies
Capital, 100000.
The Stockholders Of this Company comprise some Of
our most responsible citizens.
Dl R y e. n % R =:
s. A. FLKrcHxR, Sk-, K. j. PICK,
W. II. TALBOT, AornLA Joxkk
A. L RoAcsE. OrIvKs ToCsrs,
A Y. vIxrox. THOMAS A NoEss,
MILAN HESpEksex.
Office present In the Sinking Fund Building. corner
OF Pennsylvania street and Virginia avenue.
1.-THE patronage OF the public Is solicited.
VIZ. HENDERSON, President
ALEX. c. JAMESON, Secretary.
mAy1-d?~~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20
The Only Loan in Market
GREAT POPULAR LOAN or THE PEOPLE.

Nov offered by the Governs oen. ana it, Superior I.
vantsges make q the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

Among the persons waiting for an interview
with the President to-day, was Mr. Johnson, of
Georgia. formerly United States Minister resi-
dent near the Court OF Vienna; ~ w Brown,
Of Tennessee. and VIM. II. Smith. of Alabama ;
they were formerly members OF the United
States House of Representatives, and are here
TO obtain Executive elemency, having been
prominent rebels
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20
y. Q. LOAN.
7.3O LOAN.

These issaed onder date ofysy Nc iscz .,1
re payable three years from that date In currency or
ne convertible a ihe OPTION q The holder into
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
Amu.cncn,. thi. Evening.

ACADEMY OF MUslC-OrxsA--LAnIoNgs.
WALLACKS TBEATER-Losr Is LONDON
OLYMPIC THEkTER--Moxrs CRrsro; Or, Tss Loys
ikIsoSRH OF THH tHATEAU DIV.
NIBLUS uARDEN-DAxox AND PrTuIAs-MR. FoRREsr
As DAMON ...
WINTER GARDEN-THR OCIoROos.
BROADWAY THEATER-"sAx"
BARNUNS MUSEUM-TRiAIs or Lrps: Or, THE MONEY!.
oCs QUESTION - CIRCUS - CUaiosrrIEs, Ac.-Ai.emoOD
and Evening
FoXs OLD BOwERY THEATER-sxBAD rHs SAILOR,
&c
NEW-YORK RCUS-itIHsT.-t;KASD QVysTRIAN PgR.
PoRNASCys--J,vrS RoBiSsoS. THH BAREBACK RIDER
DRlANTs MiNSiEELS-nAs BRTAsTs SIT
SPRicn-LIrTLE MACS EssgscE-lna LATssr FROM
Paris ISFANoSlAS.
WOODS MlNSTRELS-A AIR F,sIAy fIsHr yoa FkBH.
TEMPLE or MUSiC-CoRSyR % GR,Sp AND CRosBr.
sTA-IHORPE AND JNSRIf AISsIRFLs OF ALL A
TIONs-kETRIBu fIos on THa DOWNFALL OF brzBUG
ARTISTS FuND SOClLTi-13psr. COR. trHAyH--sTAr'
uARI AsD PAisTISGs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08

CArrLs MAxEBrp-Nevp Yort Bostcr and PhNadelphis
new fosx W aoL2ssLa rRioxs OF o,rsrRr PEoDucn.
LATKtT DOh4tTIC AND foREiaN MA2khTa
CoShEkcLA MArrIRs--Ihe LstsH otock and Cold quota
tons .. ......r I.......
MARRIAGES AND DaArHA u... . ..
ADvRRLssKnKsrs ....
IHB SEMi-WBRgLY TRIBUNE, contains all
the Editorial articles, not merely local in character
Literary Reviews and Art Criticisms; letter. from our
Largo CORDS OF correspondents; F,Teign and bones
tic Letters; Special and Associated Press Tsegraphio
Irspaiohes; careful and complete Summary Of
Foreign and Domestic Newa; Exclusive Reports OF
the Proceed ngs OF Tue Farmers Club Of the American
Institute: Talks aboat Fruit and other Horticultural
aud Agricultural Iuismaton; Stock. Fir incial Cate.
Dry Goods and General Narket Reports, which are
pubiished in THE DAILY rRIBUNH. The SEM. REKLY
TRIBUNE slso gives in the Of wear, three OF
four oi the Latest and est Popular Novels by living
authors. The coot Of these abne If bought In book
i.fln. wopd he from six 10 eight dollars. III pur
cased IN The English Magazines from which they are
carefully selected the cost won,d be three or four times
thae sum. where else much cAfrent lnteif
geDoo ana pemsI ent literary matter be had of cheap
rate IN rBg SElu.W EEKsr TRIBUNE Those who
becve in the prucp aud approve of the character OF
lBE TRIBlNg increase il, power and influence by
joining with their neichbors forming clubs 20 sub
be for The SEMI WkrKIy Edition 1t will in that
eaY be supplied to them At the lowest price for WHICH
such paper he printed. Persons residing In the
city can find valuable Journal to send 10 then
country friends. Price tive cents. Mail subscribers,
copy yeaf--l0 numbers--N. COPIES year, "; )
copies over. for each copy. s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08

Anew Mineral Spring has been discovered
tn Gettysburg, Pa, on the farm where battle
sIOlned on the first Of the memorable three
- Of 1868. The water strongly resembles
"a Of Vichy, and is not only salubrious but
arsably palatable-which mineral waters
y IPl not TO be.
Veouse, Gettysburg expects and is preparing
7 YEA fashionable watering-plaee, while her
lAgroand and National Cemetery will com.
iso attract thousands Of Summer visitors.
p shall try hard to be among them. If the
''P'stors Of the new Spring will post up in
|'IPopectiye hotel o roll of honor contain
he names Of The Militia Of Adams and
r'AVoanties who volunteered in 1853 10 assist
'0lng back the tide Of Rebel invasion from
I "i Of their State, they will render the
''''''oas Of their resort well nigh irresistible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08

o..~ c,rthern editorial brethren seem TO have
.-rrely forgotten the proyerh, "Wha'S sauce
4. the goose is sauce for the gandcr." They
AK, on attributing the riot in Jamaica to the
.,f,anchisement of the negro. This is step
!, advance Of their hoary theory concerning
6 Domingo; for, formerly, it was freedom, not
"a, franchise, that melted servile instructions
m We submit TO our Southern friends, whether
e.v arc not committing Soicide with their new
t,,led sophiSmsl Tor, if Q fact that men
,.,essed of the franchise III times rebel
r,inst established authority Is To be advanced
ea1eason why the disfranc is'd should not be
atr1sted with tie ballot. what becomes OF the
White people Of The Sout and cir theories OF
gsoas,ucton, and ter hopes of pardon
nT rcbellcd. icy o e low DISTINGUISHED.
ggo. they should not be intrus.ed with the
Slot That is their own logic, in reviewing
se Jsmaica riot; aud wi atever strength it has
ans teuiold force in elancing at the history OF
ssir oSn instruction. For, with other reasons,
ter had the franchise universally; while, in
pint OF fact, the negroes of Jamaica never had
e ballot. In name, they enjoy the rights o.
aedom; in fact, they are beyond the pale o
gitcal privileges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
DIED.

BFTTY-On Wcdnesdiy. Dec William Frederick Young.
IS, child OF Wii,ian AID Hannah >. Betty.
The funeral vii tke place from house Of John s'rpheu
son No. q Es-t I".nsysrssnIh,. on Itday morning at
~ O'Clock. .,....l
HyATT--Ou wolncsdsy Dee &. i.meliue NJ. wife Of Wn,
,. Hyatt, sged - yeats "a nth, ,ud II day.. lf
The rylav.s and ronis tue family uyi % attend
tie unetsl on RI sy Dc ., at O'Clock, from her a,s
re,ijrnce. Wiloushby ave., rtroo,pye. Brooklyn
HARWOOD-Dn Wednesday mornIs, Dec. q, At the re.i.
denes Of NJ John % morn No iCS Ihatirs,.. sNah liar
wood ayrd 81 yt@rs
The reav+s Tnd Irrnd. Of the family respectfully invited
TO II, id uaefa rdss 'psr m; no O'clock
th- Memorial Church. corn-r Of i,imnond- and Wayer'
ieyp places ...1 90 l.nI
HAWEs--On Thur.dsy Dec T. O-or-- the inf.a, con Of
Washington aud ti'uIah HAYES. sp'd yesr, mon, and
10 dtys
Tire mav-. aud friends Of tie family invited .fenl
u.ond tateu fand on -afhriay Dec q q ~ o'clock
Boz, eA,r. PR Ne. - Norh River Al. docs
SlCHOLSOS-iu Hioosl,g, T.. y. "Wednesday. Dec. g.
Mary fa~rst Sicho.on 81 kdnbmS Scot and IN the LIST
Tie r. av~, I'D r,d Of the f.y u- re,pectrny isyi.d
10 rtcHd o.. pnrfs ~ a.. n,denre Of hfr % nlS,
az soa'h Ninth.i. brooklyn h. H. Friday morning
Dec. y. at ~ O'Clock. H. ''
RE- sOtD--A Nes Rochelle, W--ch-,ier Co.. " Y. on
WeiHr.dsy, DC D. David Rsnoa IN the at yref OF hs
81, a-r o1s sud lsiHiu iin-sss iicb he bore wtt
,hfirim fr Ksd ld rsirpcs. b. tho fol Of
.rsed aud ,lo-iou, .IauHHtsiy ..
TIE ~ ,v,- hsnd, OF fatally ne ", fly invited
RoeLris, on Pnd,y the so int w. a. T.-is. e.v,
e N.w'htvp ePt At 1weniy;'''eu1hSt' Tor New
Hoci,.hs, a. ~ "a. 49,
ye-r. .od oiou,h re4 cs Of bis bIotr Michael
n'ipi0u. No. - Guy ds9 phi 5000 .' 'i
hon : % Ne iAs,s Hsi-sner
d4"shist q wt,.oa sif Aaiy 5n'sh tsodb
TIL rrl.ire. Oh Ard. ofic mnfy sre,-,pr1fuy a,ed
~ trit.'t, bfoeAyn q. D., OF Eri'y lneiosi, At !
oelces-
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Thanksgiving Day Elsewhere.
IN PHILADELPHIA.

IN PHILADELPHIA.
rHLADTLlH IA Thursday. Dec. ?. 1905
The day was generally observed here. The
places Of business were closed The churches were
crowded in the morning aud the places ~ amusement
IN the afternoon and evening. Tie rain this nornlug
nteIfored with the contemplated Military and Cadets
OF Temperance display.
IL BOSTON.
BOSTON, thursday, Dec :, 1855.
Thanksgiving YVES observed here to-day by n total
suspension Of business There religious sefv. ces
in he churches ia the forenoon and social gaherints
and festivities IN the afternoon aud evening.
A thick melting snow storm hss prevailed all day.
IN WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, Thursday. Dec. T. lsf5
Thanksgiving day las been observed by nil classes
with the usual rel gious services and social ct oymcnts
No business transacted 10y the General ar Murci
pal Governments. The President and family attended
II. Paus English Lutheran Church. the Rev. john u
Butler pastor who delivered discourse the heal
ing Of the Naions.' fIOm Hosca, cher 6, verse /:
Come an let return unto the Loid for lie hath
torn aud VIII heal lie hath smiiten and lie will
bind us up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08

Tie Daily Consiitutionalist Augusta, Ca
.E evidences the thorougbneSs Of its recon
erection:
'Pecuniarily. the people OF the South thoroughly
|,lrstapd the Yankee-that il the New. England :
M,aeicr; but In military point Of view they know
;L.g OF il. as very few NewE ganders came South
Iihgthe war. However, this cumming, s1rdid race
be aggsiy represented here, now that the war Is over
heJ have come South to aid Ia the reconstruction Of
lie UGUal No. not much, but Of their pockets"
Ii the Southrons flilel to see any New
Enganders during he late Wa, it is their own
fllf They would have seen plenty of them at
If they had not hurried off at the
frs news that the Yankee, were coming, and
fled to return. Secesh could have made the
ianbees' ecqnaintance at Baton Rouge If he
sd not made his call so very short. At Port
Huison, he held on letter, tecau unable to
T, away. He certainly made Jonathan's ac-
raintance there. Why should ne now seek to
lOre ii
BY the way: Why don't 1.-THE GINNING,
|ptid race" establish Free La1or journals at
,ayalnah and other cities throughout the
S1th' II would pay to do it-pay at once in
be diffusion of correct intelligence and loyal
|slamen'; and, after little time, "pecuni.
lnly' Who will start The Savannah Tribune ?
= badly needed. ,.- a..t....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
The Fire Deparsms at.

The regular meeting of the b ard OF Fire
Cor issinners was held Wednesday afternoon at Fire
meas Hall The business transacted Of public
importance and the meeting Of short duration.
resolution was adopted that reqgsition b. drawn
npon the Controller II the City f.. $1,000 iir The
use Of the Department. on account OF appropriations
for l-65. -. 49, JI
long ,t Of bills amounting in tie aggregate to
$4,000. were ordered TO be PAID II was resolved to
hold The stated meetings. u the Board hereafter on
w ednesday Of each week at I0a ni. Several nppnn-
ments were made, and number Of complaints Of
neglect Of duty were received Extensive pIepatioHs
are beng made for the iyemcRs parade, which IL eI
pectod 20 take place on Ut about the Goth inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
Gard from the Presidrst Of the Feninn
Il Brotherhood.

HEADorA9TrEs F. L.. NEW YoEK, Dec !. 1865.
To tic M.fltu. Of the FtziGn brotherhood:
Youwill have seen in the journals Of this date,
the self written and elfpublshed condemnation o. ten
long timed Inhcontents who lave met in this city with
legal authority. The existence Of so small
in large body should create anxiety. al
though 1t may Justify regret.
TIE Brotherhood by Congress 70 be held In January
next, will show iis capacity domestic fc-
tion, instgaied by corrupt motives BY British gold
has demonstrated already i power 10 respect Law.
and further human freedom. British prisons not
secure against Local factions must give way
JOIN O'MAuoSY. Presi. ]. u.
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--n,o.d dead line-ths breakdown

-. -.;lroad dead line--ths breakdown
s s"m Mohalumeds hairSrdg'' hs' s Us I i's
'iO'u s =, The Koran if that bridge had It's
u', g., and spiles. Public opinion dena"us,
iFe''', inst the stupendous ia.alism OF
eve y. ,,lusy system, that something Slo"l"
our 70 abolish the crime which,
De %o last few months eSasperationS,
w. y. come to be called railway .,' muir ar.
D, d q. I, would not be an unwise example for
GU ,,r.v interest Of the country to convene
sc A. a;.onss measures ofsecuriiy, to give well
~ ,a "a every suggestion of science every ID
,;oo designed TO reform Our haSty and
''"''' ..,oo,s railroad system. One simple
&C. 80 Cara frequent class Of disaster is al
en- nv vep.bnown, namely; the unSiinted
ion Of the vast moneys daily de-
'tr r,om travel to the building OF first
,.s bridges, lines and machinery The
% .o,,ecled from killed and wounded
-. ~, o,v.s,e one class Of dangers; the cost Of
s,aros bv disaster might extinguish the
IIo As American reform takes shape in
nrcn,ions, a general railway meeting would
Ia ont of place, if its presumed members
1n,d no willing to trust themselves to the cars.
-, reform Is imperative; it appeals to morals
I,o sc;ence. and. for want of another tri6u-
4 ,ou.t he carried to the highest coroner's
- e r.ilWaV managers.