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Destructive Fire in Bu u0ul0+
BUFFALO, Auq. 9.-Farrar. TolTt s. K1ighfs La.
ntette machine ehor. On Ohio street, ueat Wasa-
irston, was dtettoyta hJ fro this evening", L74a
hesvy. L. & T. j. Whites edge-tool and sk1te
factory sdleining waa damaged. The Buffalo
ttcun euclrc works OF q 81. Tnft, Sons i CO.
Hua in imminent danger, but escaped Injury.
, 1865-08-10

Fith. Edra: Faprie snd E F. Williams ard s4oop
Dudley. which len this port for IN excursion on
the I'd Inst, at foon, haVtnz On board ex-Ltcat.
Gov. Jones: Lieut. Gov: A!yo1d, senstor, Girls
ttet Cole, LaEenber and Williams, Com. Jones
and several members OF tho Assembly, returned
, 1865-08-10
Nem embellishments
NOTICE TO LAY DRAINS IN
In DEABDQRH sTRN1T.

N
-..-. GnIcA1o> Aak- lQ4n. lSx3.
Eottcs y nt!oeJ ti1en 70 tae oxnet1 oI tha soow.
ing de8c1lbed 1o1, 1hA3 tAR ComMon C:n1ct Of tia
Ci.y at Chicago by - ofd1n3nca paa1ed Aug I'll,
1ss5. having .rtered 5r,TA:e Grain 70 b. lata Eou
eAch Of BAth 1atk c.nuectink t19 Vlth tne yob
lie 4ewer In the sts oppoaita the said oEnms m
h4ft by boEnkd to cause tho ss'd draas 70 b II!
Wthtn III liz t4ya II m fhe OATS hAEoaf: the raid
w-f1 10 BE- 6ene bT oEe OF the dFst1 lif - c'nsed
hI tho Bosrd- snd 1ec7zd1x to the &o1asat specdc4
t0n1 On clo IN tbI1 once.
HtH1OL EEGT1OH.
F. # Of eub-lct Or Lot Lot Block.
El3ft u Ill
-; J.8 8INaELR,
fRHD. ARTZ.
O. j. RutH,
an,fh1ekss Hpard 81 Pnniic Woekx
, 1865-08-10

-TAoI. Penn. Aug. 9.--The safe in the ocscs Of
usws!d = Co. = Express. in this village, wss en-
9. S. 81 NJ tes, # any collars each. numbered
from 70, ,s5 to 1890. md nizesr 90 9otss Or
beted from 259,s2B 10 a59 9i7, were stoscn, which
have cot been recoyereo. The public are eau.
t,orcd against buying these tonds, They have
nevef been - regularly Issued, and arc therefore
worthless. III. Government having st3ppcd their
payment, The Express Company has offered re-
ward Of i.Ooo for the recovery Of the houts aud
, 1865-08-10

NEW ORLEANS. Au.. San e1tenttve are oe-
cuE7ed at Galveston on the and Inst. involving q
heavy 1uas. II was doubtless the design Of the
parties 10 hum the city.
Tbs t1snpactnns Of Williams il Galveston Te13
ut Ver befors equated.
The steamcr Geo. Cromwell, has crrlgca here
FINN Se8 Yntk.
, 1865-08-10
DISASTROUS FtKE AT To-
1kONxte.

The Er~nA Trunk General OfHceA
Rufx f-IEe ~ Ork Of an gncsn diary
t:roAA NUaAMa0N&cnrnt or the FIRE
D.pAFAHa kN1-14pAe $sE1%0DU.
, 1865-08-10
Chance for Fol tunG uuAt7rx.

fFrom G.1lgranis MeslentaF. Jnly III
Wanted to form matrimonial connection
for Young lady Of color. aged twentf.fou..
an orphan having = fortune ofa, $50, go francs.
h!s, ,ue Boilsau, Paris, A1teull
, 1865-08-10

TOR BUFFALO.-The usw ana
L. ssanuch stcamrr WlFsL0W, Cast Robt. AEde..
~ leav. heE dSsk s5 q Eostn ps,,PiF1 81 tsa e
DAY KVKNlNb. tns: ,1Ir, At O'Clock ,. q, Eo. ~.
hsne tifnce au1Gh:7ti
, 1865-08-10

SauI County MARBLE QuarrIes-Thffly-
1f1frd N1AconA10 1nfankr|-SNAmp
1.AnflH.
, 1865-08-10

MAxfmIllinnsa Mexican 40afF1.
DISPATCHES from France auude to rumoe
to the effect that the Emperor Napoleon has
1ecommendf6 the Emperor Ma1imsliian to
BIZ successor to the throne OF Mexico. The
Paris correspondent Of the :4or1lng Star says
that the report sounds highly ilnprobab ble,
bu: 1t is credibly asserted In Paris :;
uIs Srw FINANCE MINISTER.
IPefje Correspondents London Ne~s.1
N. Lsng1ais, Frcuch Councillor Of Stat,
and, wonderful 70 relate, finance Minister IN
Mexico. Is under contract to remain ID that
county for FIVE years. On bis rrtuM the
Emperor has promised to make him Seua-
tor tS0, ,Oo0'.) and tie Emperor Maxinil1ian q
nension Of 90,OO0t. N. Lanslais is lawyer,
ind has doubtless taken better security for
tic latter payment than the finances Ct the
Mexican Empire
u. uo1N's MISSION.
iAyr:e Cor.espuudeIce London Post, July s5.1
The mission Of N. E1ofa. the Ca<f de Cabio<t
of the Emperor Maxtmi1lian, may be atten-
dtd with important results Tor Mexico. This
spectal euvoy< nov on bis way lone, had two
INTERVIEWS With the Emperor, and several
with NM. Drouyn de I'huys and Foutd: It
h understood that Ai5 Ne(es'5 repeatea me
leo SO lou. US foreign protection was neees-
easy. Arrangements are supposed to have
| been made f6r allowing the employment Of
[ French troops where large mining operations
| are about to lie commenced, when the seas
permits The transport Of men and ma :eria'.
Is. Eloin's representations shout the fu'nrc
Of Mexico appsar to have given satisfaction
in inflorptisl quarters. Ii is tslierej that
Mexico will rot require any further loans. It
may be that II. Elo!n will visit washington
o. lis way home, and If 50 it Is didlca1t tc
imagine that the recognition Of ths Me1icau
empire By the United States will not bs
| ucoted.
| ANOTHER 1oAS WANTED.
fFrom the Liverpool Coulter, Ja,y 2s.1
| The loan for Mexico which is headE II
progress IL not litely to satisfy the wants
&c Emp:,cr Nsxlm'lfan. 4 second Is noE
spoken Of, aud the first duty Of u. Lacglais
an lis arrival In Mexico, will be TO Inquire in
10 thu Eat.cr and TO report to the Empero
| TN rean}t Of his Investigations.
, 1865-08-10

son was ead}y needed, n Union m:n haFe ne.n
ftquens'y 1c1u.ttd Of 1kte s4e1e, a1d the 1a1os
was growing pntearahlt- >.
There Is keEefe hot 1vea.he In Saya111h.
, 1865-08-10

o. Chambers street, New 10rEs
Ase tie OF thu patent. aad ekalu1irs Eau1fr
r1r5ra OF his
J, ~ URAD1XT's PArNrD nUELXK HLIExW
HTXK1. SPRING 8K1lH.
THIS invention tona.sts OF Duplex Tor twc1 3ipfft
Steel Springs, in<anlDu2l7 GRADED u&huy su1 ateY
tuxe.hEr. 11xe - eagc, tAx.3S tnn touxeat> most
.l9sttc t6c and Iur1n:e tpl lnx u1ed. Enabling
ueare= in consoqntnc of 4a Kza. elzxslcl.y AlG
2 p!eea md toh - .E.: Eh1a u ~ =
easily, and N1tt the 44uo cuuVe1.a1cA - nlH ~
nnsln dteaa- II senusaly ooy1atea End ule2ces ~
| oaay ostrsoaa 70 Aoo2 eA55, III: r. snnoyasSa
- asaeuolas: 1.E1axes. 1.i!loAd esI csnsea 7ess.
ct In apy crowded pIsco, Hur tho dAtnlsy 0? tr1-
stactirE :scm g oScaEy Emal 49, xnia entirely
REMOVES tAe a2cu1tJt Hhti1 t3ynE ~ K1rx Sha u1
tnn and symmetrical fpf+ aed u t1a tEht1aE4 ~
1oat stylish and Kr1eatM lp2sax1ax k1 tho stest.
opeTa, promenA4s hou1e dztka. lzd1 n421u& ~
ioy=i tas oeasuse eqE:qs: aaa eat aon.coisasa e
dsI. Wit neYcr a1erVs,da 1!!ak1 EIpensa wtta a1
nAe Of them Thty uss tho btas qualify IN 1YeEY pKx1
and by zf the katzs no1t 4n-1o.a cdNtcfsae11 k1a
economical ak1rt mate. AezcaEaH 01n b. ea9pits9
aboye. and b. CacaEo janbef1. and laden IN N
nr1t ciaa: ssta stoes N :as ot1 md zucl4css. III
IN Inquire apr thq uupn4 Xufpks 477faz dt1s1e.
, 1865-08-10
HITTER From MABSACHU'
Sc IT'S.

Affairs in the Country-L.adtnEo ous*'
a."rs-t,pinten or I'll III rnr TnsfSE u nis- %
- TnT-CttY Il8sxorR-NtEro SU
kAEt.
, 1865-08-10

NTDLSTONES BURRSTONES
Nt ArD M,LTfsa cT,1THB
n 0GERFILs l. CO.,
Frprfes1. Of the .Arxett nd uo.t ae4en<A I'D Q1ar
lle1 OF FiArce, No. d Po III suess. u.al thu
P1od3cc kzch-1Ke. BeH York.
ED9EBFIL9& Il 20, hAve u H1yS On hfrd 14rKe
steck q Tho best qualttf OF Al-toses. Rlooka aad
p4tnel, aud a!e c3:ataat. RECEIVING nav lot, from
loHeet4 quar- ihs Nh tth tney AAve lRteT pafchAeod
coasA.ais I lupeh : B1u1 rf.sle1lAzJ s1l:a,la g!
~ Ame1iean zet'. a2d :: pltce9 which aaf* 41
enM Pc 1t1ot. Al lAIE8 rex T;af 1s eG Ro4ftnH
Ctotha q ,hc iuaN celebrated mart-. j.. .A.eaoE r
, 1865-08-10
NEWs.BY TELEGRAPH.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
It's Probable Failure.
THE LATEST INTELLI-
GENCE FROM ;. The
=: GREAT EASTERN.
General Grant at Niagara
l. Falls.
Important Intelligence from Cen
tral and South America; :
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At GAL
WESTON.
Flooring the secesh in
| Savannah.
Ia YANKEE CAPTAIN ON nls
I MUSCLE.
Dealing With a Heretic
! Good News from the Freedmen
Of Mississippi.
ARusH UPON the president
Dealing With a Heretic.
Good News from the Freedmen
Of Mississippi.
ARUsH UPON the PRESIDENT
Our Relations with E1exico.
Further Details In Regard to the
Crops.


Il Rush on the president-HtgEfnG
for FArdon-1ha Kt&bel Gen.. Hill
ont Of PF1eons Ac4
, 1865-08-10
E&m auh&rttBemgHtH.
NOTICE TO LAY DRAINS IN

CH9uAxo, Auf. ~ l511.
Ses1e. In hAsHhy tYee 70 tho oxnez1 o. Tbs 11AeW
lr1 Hs rtoed ,eEs o. pieces ofl&ad. tna& s4e 0n n
loaneH q sse GsJ q Ceiaxo q y 1fa1sis n1;Tsis
dr.ln 10 b i44d ncm c1an Of s!t !ofs r N9eas y
sd roa=eetrI tha aaEa nth .as sAe.a FL so Y
Il tbs ss{o dFeis 70 10 laid Ntthla { ss3 ~
s r. d.e Of ltoi II ss!d Tosx La, so 4 .nS II
yrdtrE to TIN eeoexN epeeiccanno8 On dta II III
, 1865-08-10
THIS following Is I II: Ct oil o2c-<.c:. rho hA7e
seented LEnaes On tho NOREY PALM fot taEaedlaA
E9:zl, Ss:ne e15:-.-,v .-,

1he touovfr. Is = LIZ Ct OIL e2e:<:c:. Eao hAvs
seented Leaaes On tho NORGX PALM iot tacacdlAt&
JIuafasN HA1.oy. 7.sa:71ua. "a, txcaa11
Gso. C. CAIFE7TXR. Cas::y Ras, "a. foa- Lott.
s. q. 6RlDLET. Ts:rzytilc. Pa. tntae !oH-
" r. HKA1- Frara1r, Pa Qra l1-
BAN ThpAA4, WAles3oo. n f.t1o lo3-
D. EEFF, Csnter Hall. PA,. CO lo-
!. ARMSTRONG. 0l Etty. F7-, pae lo:.
CHARLES EHDUY. T1L4Y1i!t. FA. or lck
JOHN BUSH, Du%h HoH30 T1tu3VIG, Pa, GLIB Ill
r. n. QARPsfTxK. CheIzY K1o. one :cs
KDM0ED kD6kHrON. jamestown. H. r. o96 lot
HIRAM q. CJATH- Csdfsy Eun. GLE lot.
U. =. GpATA Cherry R1n. one lot
LEWIS BURTI6. K3>tIx tar, II. T., GLE 1os.
| F B. BALDWIN, ChGr2Y Ent, o19 lo.-
| BYRON TVTTLk. Horre11sv1!e n. 7. o1e Let.
.FDN7ti. watson E1Ats. Iltu1Ys4lE -, .hs1e !oN
LQrKwCun 4 q ARK ota lot.
| JaMEa r. BUETIs, Htaa1,11e. tlx 1oz.
| l. n TfpRHAN. Janeato~n, n r, Gas Lot.
| T. WE.auT NAs J.E KIC1lAE0s. Qu Cae-1. tsfss
| iqtA.
JOHN O'EEu, Ol Crack, to9l lotx-
B4HCDCK. Hal / d Co. n. 7 lWo lots-
HURTIB TU7T1k RocEe1.S :, n T.. c18ldk
[ r. JONES, I1EuGT1nt. rW } l1A.
| ". BELL. I1oeK. thEea lo0.
| J HILL. fH1 Ereek, thrts 2E-et.
| ", McNULT.XN, OH Creek. tV0 1tTet-
| l. T. FlTHOLK CRKKK FkIHuL8UACQ-. 1yc 4tIeA
ROYALTY Tor IRA land tutayegk1l A1I sails n Vaf
now Diff Ing on application to AluNf1 g. AOle1X.
It the AoT.y Far Hotel or o6ea At I1ta1y1llt az
p ASff. TItpft1ll4, Pa. tY19dE&e LII UNt
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ten lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached ell
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Governor HnmtIton's Proclamation

INV YORK, August S--The Herald's Gal
veston correspondent says: Gen Merritt's
alry command has arrived at Austin, on their
march across the country from Shreveport. Ala
bama. and had replaced the National dag over
the State Capitol where it had not before waved
IN -four Years
Provisional Governor A J Hamilton reAchel
Galveston OH the 3ls; uli.. where on the 25lh
he issued his procla nation 10 the people. ahnOun-
sing his appointment by tue President; and fore
shsdOwing his course Of procedure in the per
iormauce % his duties. He fixes TO time for
The election or Convention, but states that they
will be held soon practicable He admOn-
ishes the Texans 10 dispel the delusion, under
which many OF them are lsbofiug, that slavery
s'ill exists, and informs them that it is effectu-
ally dead, and that, il they fail to treat the ne
gro as less than freeman. their Representatives
will in vain seek admission into Congress. He
does not, as some of the other Provisional Gov
ernors have done. reappoint the county officers
who acted under the rebel regime, bat states
that he will make the necessary appointments to
fill their places. de further explained ths conrse
which he designs to pursue in public address
which be made to tho people ofGalves,on in re
spohse TO their invitation
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GEN. Grant at Montreal
MONTREAL, August S-Gen. Grant and party
arrived here this morning from Quebec.
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Ac.. &C. &c. &c.
Had state of Affair. in x,chmond.

rad State OF Atfafrs In ntch n Ond. I.
NEw YoRK, August s-The Tribune's Rich
mond correspondent says: The evil spirits of
men have been let loose upon US, since the
eeremonious and justly deserv ed fate of the late
election was pronounced The young men seem
to feel il duty incumbent Oh them to assault
every colored man, while older heads univer
sally have adopted the plan Of fighting our sol
ders. at the same time Kissing in their ears the
btterest denunciations Of the negro.
The most stringent orders OF Gen. Terry
inadequate 10 meet the case and the growing
abuse executed as they are by soldiers utterly
devoid of every principle of patriotism and morals
among the volunteers.
The greatest disaffection exists consequent
upon the rations, proverbially worse than such
we're issued in the trenches, and less wholesome
than those distributed to the citizens; in not DO
ing paid Off six or eight months being due: no
quertermaster's stores 10 draw from, and dubious
as TO being mustered out, they are found willing
tools in the hands of bad and GislOysl men who
ply the whisky freely, to undertake and execute
most any kind of job.
On the night of August %, four soldiers broke
into Nelson Vsnderwoert's house, and while he
ay abed. one of them stood over him and his
wife, threatening TO blow out their brains il they
moved, and the three others plagng the house
of money. watches. underclothing. &c.
The same night the guard at the new market
confined Edward Webster in the cage and in the
cell he could hear the guard abusing and NAL
treating negro women frightfully almost every
night.
Washington Brown and Peter Watson were
ruthlessly beaten by the police on Franklin
street on the morning of August lst and left on
the street for dead. The colored citizens have
adopted petition to Gen. Terry. Among he
abuses complained OF vas the following:
Samuel Riwney, attacked in the street by two
soldiers. Ia defending himself knocked them
down; was arrested. taken TO New Market Cage
and locked up In the adjoining cell could be
heard the guard scuffing and abusing colored
females confined therein
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sA.rsos-The glory Of q woman, like the strength Of
Sampson lays very much in her luxurant hair To pre-
serve this in all glory, requires care, and the Of
carefully prepared and scientifically compounded vege
table wash, such as you have In KendalPs Amboline
It has no deetsrieus ngredentit refreshes strength
ems and preserves the flowing and cannot be
passed an innocent and valuable preparation The
AmbOne can be procured at any Druggists. Jee4-dsm
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WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY AT
Two Dollars and Fifty Cts. Year.
To Clubs OF ten and at - 90 year.
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Zach subsequent insertion, for each square. 30
reasonable deduction made 10 yearly advertisers
Legal advertisements s1 so per square for the first
nserton and 81 per square for each subsequent nser
nthe advertiser farnsh the stamp required by Govern
ment.
Legal advertisements inserted at the expense ofths at
orneys ordering and deayabe for the legal proceed
hss but coIiectabIe time. Publishers
accountable for the accuracy Of legal advertisement be-
fonc the ant charged FOR their publication.
RLDER, HARKNESs BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel
J. M. TlLF0RD,
President IndiAnap polls Journal Company.
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F-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues Of Bulls CKpRoS Brr1rRs any such there
be- read the following certificate frsm gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will save the
lives Of thousands of our soldiers
LOUISVILLE. June Sd, 1853.
We the undersigned, have the good effects of DR.
JoHs BULLS CrDRos Brrrxss in Of general debility
and prostr2tion of the system and believe its general
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the case
especially those who exposed to the missmatic in
fuences in the Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP Spell,
Collector Int. Rev. Sd Dis. KY
CHAs. B. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port OF Louisville, ~.
COL. H. DENT,
Provost Marshal General of Kentucky.
REV. d. P. HENDERSON,
Vice President OF Sanitary ComInissi"o.
HARNEY, HUGHES 4 CO.,
Publishers Demycrat
GEO P DoERN,
Proprietor Louisville Anreiger
HUGHES & PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Main street. Louis
vile, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Nasa street. Louisville.
HART NAPoThER,
photographers, corner Market All Third streets
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS WINTER
Clothing Merchant rhird aud Market SITS.
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. p. HILDRETH,
OF the steamer Major Anderson
MAI. l.. T. THUkST0E.
Paymaster U. 3. Army.
Z. N. METCALF,
National HOTEL Louisville, ky
COL JESSE BAYLEs.
4th Kentucky Cavalry.
GKORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE BIZ
DAILY. KEEPER Il NUSH,
II South Meridian St, Indianapolis.
| deci6'e4-d -dly y&wl2tOsm
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nRALERs IN STAPLE AND FINE GROCERIES,,
IL Foreign and Domestic Wines and Cigars, Game,
Vegetables, Fruits, Wooden and Willow Ware.
Ne a North Pennsylvsnis Street, opposite the Post
0alce, indianapolis. nArt-dn
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Philosophy of Marriage.

FINHR PRoPRIEToRs oPrHE sEw YORK EUsEuM
Of Anatomy have determined, regardless of st-
pense issue free. lfor the benefit Of suffering hs
manty and suppression of qusckery four Of their nsst
interesting and instructive Lectures Marriage sns ts
disqualification Nervous and Physical Ds blty, Pre-
mature decline Of Manhood digeston, weakness o.
Depression Impotency, Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
err the great sDcia Evil and those kalsdss Which result
from youthful foes, Of maturity or gBorsnes
Of Physiology and laws Of Nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means Of
enghtening and saving thousands and v Be forward
receipt Of four stamps, By Addressing sscre
tsry Sew York Museum Of Anatomy and nsdieins, sls
Broadway, Sew YORK janI-cly
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warn.
ing and Instruction for Young Men Also. and
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and sexual
systens-seni free In sealed envelopes. Address DR.
sKILIIN HoUGHroS. Howard Association. Phnsdel-
phis, Pa apr&-d&wIy
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NJ retiring from the yetsrAn Service, eitksr ey
ter ou or resxnaon can have all their papers tfte3
an with correctns.. dsspsfeh Col Bl.kss Military
Claim Ageney opposite MetroPolitsn The.fer. A Mo-
sary Public isir the e1ee
isIe d1 JOhS W bLAkk
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Delivered b. The carrier. within III. city. 10 cent, pei
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UPEorrr may be snt q, our rlsk BY FHpr.", pre-.
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oct BE responsible for any loss that may occur
City subscribers viii be held responsible Tor papers len
q their houses ahsr thsy have removed, OF when ney
Unless s0tiee IL given st the Of
ncs % publie.tion
so paper ssns without pre- payment, or reontnusdlongsr
than paid for. -.
.arh morning. and the wEExLr sksTDEL each Mon
isy morning. neatly sveloped.. or mailing
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"A Negro Woman
shoots N hitc Man.

shoots N hitc Man.
Nkw loRK, August 500 Saturday night
party of several young men made an attack at
Rocky Neck on the house occupied by colOred
man named N II Davenport. who is married to
an Irish woman, with the avowed intention of
iuAicting punishment on the negro and his wife,
for thor indulgence in matrimOny. After the
Young men had been several times asked TO
leave, the mother Of Davenport, an old negro
woman Of fifty or sixty, who was also in the
house fred them aud killed their leader
named Ludland Chard.
An investigation took place Sunday. and yes
terday; in their verdict, the jury sustained the
shooting as having been done in sef-defense, aud
the old negro woman and her son were dis
charged.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-09

THEGREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIRJAMEs CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.
PROTECTED O. "A LETTERS
Prepored rro.s a prescription Of Sir !. Clark A D
PAysioiaa ktraordinaryto 70 The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfAling in the OF s
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the fe
male constitution subject II moderstes obstructons
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle price One Dollar bears the Government
stamp ofGreat Britain, TO prevent cOunterfeits.
The Ppas should not 6etaten BY Females during "a.
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as hey are
CAUTION.
71s Pals should not s6etakea By Females during tss
FIRST THREE KOg7HSof Pregnancy as they are
10 bring Mscar-foge, 1tss ae any other time
hey are safe.
la all cases of Neryoss aud spinal Affections, Pains IL
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton Palpts
on of the Reart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
effect when all other have failed; aud, al
though powerful remedy do not contain ron calemel,
sntimony, anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD EYALL DRUGGISTS
Sol. Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, "a, Cortandt ST.. New York.
" B.-sl 90 and postage ftamps enclosed to any
horized Agent will Insure bottle, containing 50 Fills,
by return mail dec5-deod&w1y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-09
GROCERIES.
EB. ALvoRD. IN cALpvrLl
E. B. ALv0RD & CO.,
GROCERIES.

SUCCESSOR, 70 .lvoND. CALDWELL . .r,o.s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-12

csWe clip the following from the
Rocky Mountain News, published at
Denver: IA Teutonic attachee OF one
Of our city hotels, reading that Abraham
Lincoln was elected by all the States,
except the two smallest and meanost,
exclaimed most theoretically, "Vel'l dat
ish gOo'! Dat ish tam gully! For il
Mack-elan was elected, de Merican
eagle would be one tam goose, widoui de
first fodder in his tail"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-12
Nov. l0-m3.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel-
IL phia. Benevolent Institution estab-
lishtd by special Endowment, for the Relief
OF the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with Viru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases, and especially for
the Cure of Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with a de.
scrption of their condition, Gage occupation,
habits of life, &C., and in cases of extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorh9a.
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, end
on the new remedies employed in the D!spen
sary, sent TO the. afflicted in sealed letter envel
opes, free of charge Two or three Stamps fot
postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. ]. SKII.LIN HoUGHTONI
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No; 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa BY
order Of the Directors
EZRA D. HARTWELL, PIsFtdenf.
GEO, FAlRCHILD, Secretary.