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At CRAIGs sEED STORE.
The proprietor OF the
FOREST GROVE NuRSERY.

six miles from Memphis. near the Pigeon
hoost road, offer for sale a dne stock OF Fruit
49,, varieties tested by Or. Willis NJ. Les Of
county, Miss; Chamberlayne Jones,
81 and myself, Of shelby county, Tennessee.
Aisoi a beautiful stock OF Cedars. Orders left
with !. 7. Petit q Co, Il Monroe street and
1901 Phillips 4 Cirode's, go Front street, Will
attended TO promptly.
DECLINE E, S. ELAN.
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R The telegraph has been working
nom New York to New Orleans direct,
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MEMPHIS, October .. 1865.
Dear Sir Bank, organized June 5th, 1885,
under the National Banking Law, offers ample
facilities for the transaction Of a
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WANTS.

-UrANTED-Fufnished Rooms Win =,
~ 11fhonf Board. private family pfeierrl
BY a Young gentleman Best OF re-fieNl
gwen. Address A. "a. s. AFfEaL ONCE
de2-3t
WANTED TO RENT middle
W sized Store, Or half 81 a store on 't.'
street. between Union and Monroe N f= al
dress j. ioek-boK %, r. ID ee-
VUANTFD-Boad fn a private family, D
w the city or vicinity. Tor q lady ana en-.
until May. Rooms furnished or gulurul-ne
References given and requtrcu- Apply
countng-uoom Of Orgill, Bros q Cos fle-
street cen
WANTED young man desires a slfU
alton as salesman ln "a dry goods %
grocery house, has extensive aelualul4l1
and relations ia Arkansas and VII lend eH
uloI EE1 AAsiA w % HaNHf Of 70 HAA " -
duGemenE. Come wei N'
responsible parties in this city address eia
Box fs, Postofice. dei-lW
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DlreWinns - -

Two First Class Brick Tenements. Nos. 81 and
L 50 Adams Street, recently built. about thirty
apartments each, w1th dre-pro1f walls. nm
roofs, gas pipes, ~cisterns, and in good orfar-
convenient 20 business, and admirably Located
for hotel OF boarding purposes. Title good.
TAYLOR & MCEWFN.
nOvI2 In - Main street d AErr,s
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~ The reported case Of cholera in
New York city is contradieted.
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BARGAIN.

L OFFEH iOr sale my plantation, lying ON
4 NocklH latapha ia the Southwest corner OF
lafayette county, Mississippi The tract COM
taius abq4 Z7U0 acres. TO acres cleaned. equal
in fertlif and other auvdutaEH-. Co any land
i'm the cotntry. 4 win sell a part OF rI- whole
on very lberal terms. For further description.
refer to IL. Pr0phit. No. lfalu street. Mem
phis, or the undersigned. on the premise
nOvl6 IN E0BEEI fGtfHIT.
VALUABLE COTTON LANDS
o sALE-We have for ietHa- small plan
tatiOus within twenty miles Of the city, and
near Hemaudo, Aiss. One containing about
I'D acres, With houses etc., complete. The
other sd Ecres. Nov is tie chance r1 make "a
good investment, and one thai viii pas o. large
per cent. For particulars apply to
G. " FJDLE CD-
noI6-g-lm Real Estate Brokers I9 l[llu St.
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Ia The investigation into the frauds
in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, shows that
they have been carried on for some years
and involve very large amounts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

no Cobett, who is under sentence Of
death at Chicago, has made a confession
duplicating two other men, and they
have been arrested.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

BSr The value of the buildings Of all
kinds erected in Chicago this year, has
reached six millions II hundred thOus-
and dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

nrA carpenter at work in an upper
story in st. Louis dropped his chisel,
which struck Edward Mccormack on the
head and killed him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

r. a writer in the st. Louis Demo
crat quotes from William Lloyd GaTri-
sons lecture at Springfield, Ill. With
regard to the arch traitor Mr.. Davis, he
said that the crimes Of all the criminals
who had suffered the death penalty
since the commencement Of the war,
dwindled into insignifcance in compari-
son with his, and that he deserved hang
ing a hundred fold more than those who
were his duPes and Instruments and fur
thermore that the interest Of humanity,
as Wei as the best policy, demanded his
lIlal and execution for treason. 'nJeR
DAVIS Is not hanged he said, then in
Gods name abolish capital punishment,
and let not another man eveabe execu-
ted in the nation g." and. adds the cor-
respondent, the sentiments of ,ba
speaker, with the subject Of -recopstruc.
ton and the execution Of Mr. nj
were |. eeived with the Eveliest demon
STATIONS of approval by the entire an
dience."
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pay The prospect is fair for a speedy
and harmonious organization Of Congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

Ia The citizens of New York have
nearly completed arrangements to pay
Off a mortgage Of thirty thousand dollars
on the house recently purchased by Gen.
Grant in Washington.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

RTHThe Germans of Montgomery have
formed a society under the name Of the
German Society," for the promotion
and protection of German immigration.
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UN ION LIN e.
UNION TRANSPORTATION
AND
Insurance Company,
FAST FREIGHT LINE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, December LIST, 1865.
FREIGHT ON COTTON is this DAY Advanced
II 10 the following rntas.
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Cotton Plantations ron. sale.

Cotton Plantations for Sale.
ONE thousand one hundred and twenty acres
~ in DeSoto county, Miss, Is miles from
Memphis, will produce 500 bales cotton pei
year, ~fairdweLing, quarters, two gin houses
with orchard. VIII be subdivided. Price 81.
per acre.
2,100 Acres six miles southwest from Grenada
Miss, four different farms, fine for cotton, corn,
and stock. Win be subdivided to suit. Excel
lent neighborhood. Large fine springs, orchard,
etc. Price IS per acre.
l,547 Acres, YazOO City, Miss, six miles from
house, S rooms, finely furnished, 20 acres In
orchard, fine quarters, corn, fodder, pork, stock
hogs, cattle, mules, horses, wagons, every thing
complete, will produce 800 bales cotton all sold
as II stands. 20 Freedmen 40 hands. Price
$4,000.
100 Acres south Of La Grange, NJ sc. R. r.,
finely improved, good orchard, outhOuses,
about 10 acresin cultivation. Price A.OOO, 500
cash, $1,000 January l, 1856; $1,000 January 1,
1857.
80 Acres, one-half cleared, NJ. &C. Railroad
runs through II, station on the mis- two
miles east OF COleirville, will be subdivided to
suit purchasers Terms very easy.
In addition tOtbe above we have a large list
OF Mississippi and Arkansas lands, two fine
wood yards on the river, improved and unim-
proved city and suburban property. II Won
wish good bargains, at extremely low hgurs,
call and see us.
We want TO purchase a good cypress break
contiguous to Memphis.
BEARD & CARR,
Real Estate Brokers.
Office No. 20 Jackson Block, Main street.
deci-2WN
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RE A direct railroad between Chatta-
nooea and Cincinnati is in contemplation,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

~ a negro named John Tilman, in
New York, was committed for trial with
out bail for abusing a little girl five years
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

pa Fifteen million dollars worth of
Government cotton in Alabama alone is
u~naccounted for.
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To CAPITALISTS.

ONE OF the best Store Houses and business
stands in the city OF Memphis, on Main
street, opposite the Worsham House., NOV un-
der rent for SIX thousand dollars per annuml
Is offered for sale. Possession given on the LIST
OF January, 1886
s FRANsIOLL, at
VIM JACKS
noYO-iWf China Store Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

rs The stock o fcotton at New Orleans
on the twenty-ninth vas one hundred
and twenty-nfne thousand six hundred
and siXty-seveR bales.
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My plantation, near Commerce. s. offered for
sale or rent It contains $50 acres ut which
i5u0 are cleared. 10 lies so high that good cot
ton crops can be made, even while che leVeea
are broken. There is q settlement on elcn end,
with r0mmodt0uS houses sufficient 20 shelter
one hHndred ana My laUOrerS- There are four
teen cisternE on the place and unlaIIiuz creek
water on each end Of 30. Apply 70 my Agent.
DR. u. ID. aunde No. 81 SGurhG court street. up
stairs JAMES T. WATKINS.
REFERS TO-COl. sam Tate. Hon. Archie
Wrght. VIM. kenan HLI. B Graham. -u.Ll-Ln
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
A NEw wAR-TnE NEGRO vs.. THE
The press dispatches Of this morning


The press dispatches Of this morning
contained the following:
SAN Francisco, Nov. 30.-A battalion
of colored volunteers have gone 10 Ari-
zona on a, campaign against the Ca
manehes.
What a theme this is for the pen Of a
philosopher. We call attention to it,
although we have not time TO develop
fully the idea it suggests.
About three hundred years ago, when
the Spaniards were ~enslavine the IN
dians, the good old Monk, Las Casas'
being bitterly opposed to the enslaVe-
ment OF the Indian, besought the con-
ouerors AGAINST It. But the thirst
of the c~onquering Spaniards Tor
wealth was so great that they
could not be persuaded to give up
their Indian slaves without some suosu-
tute Hence Las Casas suggested the m
PRODUCTION Of Africans, as being more
submissive and more capable OF endu-
rance. His advice was received, n the
African slaves introduced, and the lndl-
u thereby liberated.
The fortunes of war have now liberated
the Africans, and they are armed and
turned upon the Indian for whose liberia
ton they were enslaved. What is to b'
the result, time alone will show. Per,
haps, in the inscrutable ways Of Proyi
dence, it may result in a Kilkenny cat
fight, and both races be oblterated finally
on the continent Of America.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

BI- A negro was shot in Nashville ON
Tuesday and perhaps MORALLY wounded
while attempting to escape from apoliee-
man.
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Mississippi Plantation For Sale.

L OF IS6 by 5s feet north side o. Adams street.
II next beyond the residence OF D. b. Ea1h.
Comfortable frame dwelling OF SIX rooms, large
garden, stables, csterus. etc. For slla hv
novl2 In TAIL0R & MrEWEN-
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FOR SALE

The finest improved plantation .u the state
Of NGssssippi,ts now offered for sale alta price
that would not more than pay f1r the improve
ments. Il Is situated on Che railroad, near
G~runada, aud contains $40 a.- Three
fourths Of t is under a good fence. ab1at 111
arrls in cultivation
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

Ia The Albany and West Troy Horse
Railroad company are aboutto test a new
propelling power-cOmpressed air instead
Of horses. The machine is now building
for the purpose Of testing the idea. The
air is 10 be compressed at each end Of the
route, and placed in reservoirs-which
look like exaggerated soda fountains
The reservoirs are to be cast in iron, and
able TO resist a pressure Of 300 pounds
to the square inch. Each car is TO
be supplied with one or more Of.
these reservoirs at each end Of the
route-the compressed air on each car
being sufficient to run a distance of
ten miles. The compressed air is to be
applied 10 cranks on the cars in a manner
similar to steam, and is 10 be regulated
with governors, that a uniform rate Of
speed may be maintained at all times.
With compressed air IL is supposed that
the cars may be run at an expense not
exceeding two dollars a day each. The
first car driven by compressed air will be
placed upon the road in about four weeks.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
RULES N BYLAWS
Governing Visitors to
Ut AEWOOn NTAEnmUnu
ELMWOOD CEMETERY.

ESTABLISHED some eight months ago, are
u still in active force, and will be kept up
Notwithstanding the withdrawal Of the milf
tary guards from the gates.
Parties visiting these grounds must obtain n
Permit, or otherwise they will not be admitted
within the Enclosure.
Tickets can be had at all times at ]. C. Hoist
q Co.'S, Main street. W. r. Smith & Cos, Mon
roe street; Owen Smith, corner Of Gayoso n
Second streets, undertakers-
Family tickets can be had at all times at the
Office in the Cemetery CHAS. STEWART,
del-3m Superintendent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

BST The Louisville journal pleads
with poetical earnestness for the release
Of DIR. Gwin, who is in close confinement
at Fort Jackson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

Dsy- Rebecca Dockins, who played a
conspicuous part in the abortion case at
Louisville in which Col. Jacquesis impli-
Gated has disappeared.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

BSy An order has been received at
Nashville stopping the muster-out OF
cnlored troops.
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w. o. LoFLAND,
STOCK, NOTE & MONEY BROKER,
No. Z Titus Building, Jefferson St.,
ID Memphis, Tenn,

Wi buy and sell on commission, Gold, Sill
Yer, Stocks, Notes, Bills Of Exchange, Bonds,
STATE, County and City Script. etc. Will also
r Seeiy Tor collection claimsin West Tennessee,
The patronage OF Merchants. Brokers. Banks.
and old friends solicited.
dec1-lm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

p Tom Mallory shot an unknown
man in the leg, on Saturday night, at the
Star Saloon, Deadrick street, Nashville.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

Rea. Mary Walker, of Chicago, was
fined ten dollars for beating her mother
in-law and tearing her cap.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

Ia 1t appears that policeman in Gin
cinnati cannot enter a gambling or dis
reputable house without a warrant.
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Tdcant Lot.

y excellent BUILDING SITE. on north
n side Of Adams street, opposite the White
more Hotel, & LlHs4 leet.
For sale by TAYLOR & NcEWEN.
novl2 I'm 81 Adams Street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

Ga One of the buildings connected
with the State University at Columbus,
Mo, was burned on Monday last.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

nA- A project for a new line of railroad
between st. Louis and Kansas City Is
mentioned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

HST John Mitchell was not pardoned,
but simply released on taking the oath
Of allegiance.
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Land For Sale.

Al ACRES OF Valuable Land 90 NfiSsis-
1fO slppi river, near Eenrs Landing. Wal
nut Bend. Phillips County, Arkansas. for sale
on reasonable terms;
10 acres Under Cultivation,
"a Nr-na mr.T~-mr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

hSg- The entente oOrdidle between Gen.
Butler and Secretary Stanton is said to
be perfect.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
Southern Wholesale Drug Ws-abo,ss

G. n. M0nEaTraf, see, pro tenn
nOv8 q WM KIRK. President.
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z Nnfice-

.UGUSTON ASTON, clerk and master.
ids December LIST, 1861
, 1865-10-03
THE WRZ TRIAL.

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GF''oue- A%e%Afe'
eut y. ucn' s3@S-'AF. naAeF Reti
1hqnahlt1fc anu gets Snubbed.
,WAsHzSorox, Oct. a.-Ihe Wiz Military Com
mission reatsemh1ed ibis a. N.
11'n,o.s,s A .su.a..n. lIn ~. ~
~ - 'ats tMMm9cH; rs cenneeteo M,!h the !ate fGbe
sttE1ee. tetuned that the ContedsEate+ could bu1
" one Gsessloa tas pasole3 prisoners OBTAINED !
aa'L oi caotaes apeee a1to me huppl3 .! tae y;
ta11as} sooas rcasca Andetsons1l!e
% ~ hls - anmnanon r a1 ~ 20. Ghipnan. IA
Wl1nest eaia aaa1 &c ne'9s saM Gap; WIZ 9eat ~
o. Gne F.tsuuts y. w. wv as Haa seeu a!n tAke
, 1865-10-03


ProPot1f1on Of the secretary Of The
dcbtettnct*. Compound Interest and
Treasury Notes.
WAsuuG1ox, Oct THE Secretary at the
tatea of Indebtedness compound iptcrest lotes and
treasury notes and gives notice 10 the holde.x Of
certtfeates Of Indebtedness, which mature before
noles mud Of those Of two years Treasury noics. OF
The readiness Of the Department to .fre ID exchange
for tbe1n- to the extent Of ooo. six per c:nl
, 1865-10-03
EUROPE.

Continued Arrests Of Fcntnns-:Amcrf-
can Omccrs sAFrc%tcd-Fen:a LII the
British Army-111e DahlGren Docu-
ment-ForeIGn Mect2n. OF American
d1lo1dcfB-Nflnfkterial Change E1-
p1ctcd in Frnncc-marl6ets, etc., esc.
FAl1l1rR ro1S7, Oct.a.-T steamship Belgium,
from Liverpool the e1et u1t., viz Londonderry the
I'd rlt, passed this point this alternaoa en- route 10
Quebec
There Wcsr no neT Developments In the proceed
jngE against The Fenians. The examination Of The
Prisoners etood for The ed.
dames Murphy, Que Of the men arrested at Dub
lin. Who dercrlbed himself as citizen Of Boston
Cpd protested acairst his arrest, had been sct at
liberty aftek. says the FftetaAa, IN interview be-
I~eth the American Consul and the Authorities. 1t
iA Stated That Murphy is cnunected with the War
DeP2rment at Hnkhingtou, bnt no explanatipc Is
ciseb Q! Asa connection with the Irish people.
~ The 9Th regiment W4e On hant1 ii tork bar
racks the feEE1nt Major was called into The gpar1
roo1D ard shown 4 1on book OF mt{nhets' ps1nes.
taken from an arrested Fcniap. The Servtant
A1a}or admitted that one at Lhe e1cnaturea vns Is
md Was at once takcn into CUSTODY "A priyntc
ko1tfeF belonging 10 the fane regiment, was also
1lrc-fed+ ills canlcd great excitement tn COX.
esrn leading, it ia reported, TO 1z1n on . Cori
tanker.
a tcnIau demonstration uas rather expelled at
the limerick racee, and the military were held In
readiness; but everything passed OF auietjI.
James htcrena, for whom a reward of 2i,A00 L
offered, IL aidedeea1npe 10 Smith o'Bsyau a
HA1lyEnnJ-
the arrival Of The Cly Of Limerick. turns out to b,
, 1865-10-03

Fede-xr ~ ~ f.o,,,5.-,+, ~v,+,1, ,,,,.a
AccaGsIty. 1 Luz o'A'''1ets''7 S'T-'-'' A4 A~3
Est " segnd M hds asosto o. 90 It'll
dec IA bs !. n1.1,7.n9. ~ ~ !ts n 1n,t"ent
IL ans of Bde: Sen Gleason n q - .: $. ar
c1sGE r. TSts & taken @ from 11:,,ux Bin ... .... ~
American Is strongly opposed to hs
tba1n Il ~ ~. paa+ o ~ = ~. pM ~ ~ as.s~a
Az. sr,mand b1 IL ueoat TienSf1 aentsnts fa.s.
ni.n nGVcucnts =, w e. Rtt hnes and si,her
the nrt5sh 1Ihiie ~ ~ Ga-sHr1@n2 vii at ra.
forret NJ. Sewsr1l = bnnorahle aId 1m,eanje I'm,
dast: ,,;,,, ,.,. ..,-,. ., ,,.t.. ..u.z. :,
EEeIr 10 eettte in lenei.i way he reiat:ons be-
fwa+, ths i;nfted ststcx s%d Jrr!!rd .n5 fh.f he
po5r ~ e. 3,r s,eH tn1 ma sc9 5sfe ee
eTer III 1,ern ~ '-''A1 'N' ''~
fSrt. Col. vahercke ,stc .Adtutant Gencral of
doncts nnS ~ ot, he nrrton az Gn nas,rn s
rs" sat.eftnWates @ circular, dsied On the evening Of
has been ycrT sctiye. and up to The 18Th Viii
steadily alvapttnc rate., 3AGa were ak one time
a4 Mkh as G94, but gaFe Way and closed heavy at
qS94<osa4 enes uau nes1 la[eeiy oouSos up 70
~; WRen h tney @ 5eaetea 70 ~: pat on renewed
~ s5ont u n es , 81 tas "e9S S
exs =, ncas ~ N 1e W aoo lev 10 % soo
t3t 1ne ,5f @ says 9sanEo onShn,as, sas MENTION s
sottx .s;1ei ~, y. ~ H. .nas W W.. W. w.. r.
bsnIsr All Il WA iaTrciy siiendea NJ isT.rsfaiea
nat FL 10 }or ~ us sn1s 81 3Ss
but e af sad
e IT, r. ns %ega nT i9
c wss
aRo s,9ted that ConGsess a. its nest session. would
Ec ~ whIeb Nv sdtiim.i rerenne IN ~ q III IN
WuS,a bn 1ssed its he in,ension of thc SesJStssy
51e "mn fdae1oa o! paper cnTE1s9 nfxt Spsins
nost ~ is,er tmno1f dnttss vnuid an,wee he mr..
pose.he VIEW On those suh,ee.s being entirely Of
~ ~ shshe ~ i,,no1 3n,! tasc. - ~.
soWest noint. Nboss IL IT, sdxsa,ass "a u1reS IL
frs'o & ~ n,,tar n!ec1 ''' '7
II 9at sseee ne., NJ nsoh,he ,,,.,
.estsl changes shortly, and slso .! come govern
LosoM q. 4oSEx f. ~, Ssze se.as
shs.snppiy q nons3 asandant at ssa Per can't st
LATEST.
11vEnroo1, Oct aee.-Two Fenlan as7eeh hast
:toscd that the evidence Il too Totuninons 10 ID
NIT Of the e1a1ninatfon taking place On the I'd.
| coHAERGAL.
r1aay. ssP H. CO., eo1
tbe @nek It 1ss ia hars inrininr II IN tn snesr ~
f.,o,s anS - ri, ,o r1norfars ria m.rrsI h.,
Se*n e1ri,e1 md Mrs .dy,nre5 4:nas.n ~. fn
am.rc.,n sn1 s;.iEt II inr nther 5asrintI1nS ~.
| .uihort1ed nnofstfTns ~. ~ G,3s*ns as5
1nidJ1ine M1h5le end nn1sn-7s "a sssA. l.. ~
FriSnv xcre. ri m f,.iea MsrEst rinsi1o srith
Iii nnward tcndency. stoct il nort ast,nsa;ed q
ss4tsT hajc-' n1 Whieh Il Sm ar. tmeriTsn. =
xanr;nT Ersdstnra f,,ml WIT II hirheT az
pros1s{ons stesTv 49, D+s's'
Insi,oS. Semi. :a.-Consol. closed at 6oxnse4
, 1865-10-03
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INDIANA STATE FAIR.


f'FoSpeeas o. tne Fa'F-Con0ftson OF the
Departments 1s- description o1 the
Gro0ndk-PrpGr1Mm for the = eek.
gsnac;a1 nrena+rh IN The f.bfrsro 1.r1hrnr1
i0f>>AN" - w.~ 1.A
The Thirteenth Annual Fair Of The Indiana State
uni Society. ve1a opened here this morn
mo and .11n continue du,1ne The v,.eeR r7he d.v
-. ,t.s1- sax,tss q, ~
articles tor exhibition. and the sane uoFk viii con-
ttune to-motrow. Wednesday morning the cxhtbI-
linn xin he ta1ray rcaay for uzatora.
1RoarEera,
baxr looked oycr the grounds this a9tsrnnon.
sna On the hole the 'or successful sho"
!ook encouraging
1uE DErAH1HES1s-
TIC exhibition II divided Init eight Depa9tmeutE
F. ,,G pSnrs anesti ane r1ne ar @oo Mas
i1.1i f,nrfsNes .nS F1.,itnr- Hnme- Ij,ij or4e,i
mi N.ch;6err .nd no11cs1ic tni,nois T Eli NJ
iice i eaeh 1,riedy in deis,i. AA'''4Ae' wax "'
' 1> -1 - ~
FLORAL AhD FRUIT HALL
The work in this department Il incomplete, bnt
Nhcu finished It Will prove an exceedingly att12c-
tire feature Of The Fair. Flowers aro very aband-
an'. Mant o. tnEA H. tae eaaiccss Ssse9ses a9a Eooa
MAKE a rno5 sbow. efc r5ni1 snncs snS M rsesr.
c1cciicnt sanes Of wfnc and canne traits' ,e1iies
etc. are Oh tic shelves my vrasrI that North.
s53ct ona ~. = III tte :1a3a y !. irc9 t H. s1
,ntioan. - az
fNh AXIS Aao ncsAe'
pisno inieies l. arney repretented. % & Reed 81 YOU
chicago Temple Of Music 1s here with some Of his
fnsf ,t,sfnf ; ~ q ,.s a1s9 se,n1
W y hs oSnsn
inde1man Sons, Of New York and Braabag, 4
CO. of New York A number q artists ate nlso
, 1865-10-03
GOVERNOR BRO1YNLOW,S IN.
AUGURAL.

Important Recommendations mcF.
cy for Rebel LcadeTs-Coion3zntio Of
Negroes in Texas OF mc1ico-oppo%3-
lion 10 Universal SunfuEe.
Especial Despatch to the Ch'caeo 1Hbune'l
C1Sc1NNAT1, Oct 2.
Gov. Brow nlow in his message to the Leg1ala'
turr OF Tennessee, to be delivered 1o-day Or 10
MORROW, naakes the following points: lie A7pr1ees
that tody that II is their duty to repeal the aead
mcnt cnaes lawe to project their constituents, aud
support md encourage tire general Government lie
rr'aear'es ahc experience of Tennessee during the
"af as severe as that Of any other siatc- during III
OF ~ach he neser doubted the glorious result
TIE FRANCHISE ACT.
nc appfnSea the operation OF the franchise Act
A9o9 Naica Henbeft Of Con. hare been elect
td, aud recommends tts coutiSu1nce.
AUTHORITY xx1ExpEp
!. The authoatty Of the Coost1tuHon md law. of
the pnicd ssatet. Of the Statc o{ Ttnteeece hsyr