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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALL
~ FORNIA VIA IsTqMUS or PANAMA.
Lower Passage Rates, commencing July |, 1885
The Atlantic Mail Steamship 60 viii dispatch Steamers
semi monthly At thc Cobpinys and
dious Pier, No. ~, North River. foot Of Csns-st.
DEPARTURES
August OCEAN QURFE.... .Slocutn
(Connectng At Panama with Golden City,
Aug. 16............ COSTA RlCA.... .Tinklepsugh
Connecting at Panama with Coloradol
For freight or passage appyto ID. b. ALLEN,
No. Bowling Green.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
IN PANY.
UMiTED)
NEW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING At QUEENS.
TOWN TO LAND PASSENGERS.
SAis. Tuna Commdaiev
QUEEN fnow buildng, ...JlI2...................
ENGLAND now building. is 40 .................
SCOTLAND, tpow buildng 3,4O................"-
ERIN ..............,.3 1910. Grace
HHLNETIA. ...33l5................P rowsa
PENNSYLVA va.
s76 Lewis
LOUISIANA ..........2, l66.
Leaving Pier No. ~, North River. az follows:
PENNSYLVANIA. Saturday. July n,
HELVETIA ......................S Saturday, July 70,
SCOTLAND. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday. Aug 3.
AND EVERY ALTERNATE HEREAFTER
The Cabin board these steamers I'M
surpassed and the ra,es lower than by any other line
CABIN passage, $50: Ste~rsgc. 60 Payable in currency
The OF hes. vessels not be accountable for spsce
vsusbs unless bills Of ding having their vsne expressed
therein, ere signed therefor.
For freight or cabin passage app,y.o
WILLIAMS e. GUION. No Il Waist
WILLIAMS GUION No 2e Brosdway
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Dlrioeno Notices.
onior OF TIE iIIIsos CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.
An. ,,, SEw-YoKK. July H. 1855.
A MEETING of the BOARD of DIRTC

I,.Ivs.n1 s o. this Company held this day Il was
al a. thsi DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT In
l.,.. VI government tar. be ped on the ~, DAY Of
a0s 70 NE hooters OF the uh paid shares registered
H. -, ~ o. July ana that the transfer books be ciosed
tsu vac iNNe5 Of July. and opened on the Sd day Of
hns si,,sSst paI.rsnce Of the measure recommended
ser hat II. Ind, Meeting held May Isi 1865 and in
sae Of 500 may be Represented by correspond.
hsd sern ~, ~ the Company In the issue Of Cancelled
ssd ~ the i..as Of shares Of this Company be
.s na ,es .slne be Distributed 10 The bsd.l zen low ont
"a the books the frst day Of Angus,
"a f'''''n Of one share for every ten held by
Sander sss Were in the distribution Of .uch ,b.r..
~asay viii rst.in ennted to fraction Of share the
IVAN s 5e, nSht 10 such fractional par, Al mar
THOMAS T.. MAIKER 1890 a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co.'s LINE.
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Consisting OF the following new and 'olendid 'rsmer
ELECTRA, Cent. j. W. Nye; 0ALATEA. Capt. w. n.
Jones; OCEANUS. Capt. WIN. Young - .
Of the above magnificent steamers will leave Pier No.
n North River, foot Of Robnsonst Daily isundsys
cept~dD at O'Clock p.
Connecting Providence with the 743 Train for
Boston.
r. Freight taken at Propeller Rates.
rTb..e smers are Unsurpassed in their arrangements
for the comfort and safety Of passenger. and their facilities for
the transportation of Freight. ,
~ Ps..nse after retiring for the night no, dstnrbed
nj they in Providence at hour early enough TO
cure seats III desred In the hst accommodation tram Tor
Boston. go.
For information in regard to Freight Sc sppy to ISAAC
ODELL. General Freight Agent. Pier No ~, ~ X. :,
For Tickets. staeroom. &C. spply to the Clerk on board
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i The Young Champion Of the World, who oves bis enc
mics be- heard At Cooper Institute. on MONDAY E'ES
ING July 81 at clock Tickets with book. % cents to
be had at Cooper Institute Metropolitan Hail. SiIh'ave and
Nos 1Os, 157, 52l 100 and All Broadway
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Ocean 6tfatnera.

OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA
" REDUCTION IN PRICE for August and September
First Class, Second Class, Third Class
$3.50. &75. 6lOO
Tho Central American Transit Company win dispatch ffom
Pier No. 70 North River tho good seamsl Up ERICSSON
Capt. A. b. Lowber GU SATURDAY, August 49, ct noon on
WEDNESDAY September 20, at noon, at the above low
prices, for these two trips only
For passage spply at the Office Of
The Central American Transit Company
No. III Wes,-st., ". Y
ID N. CARKIN0TON. Agent
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rs, 900 ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURING THE MONTH
. OF AUGUST
la the states OF New York. Pennsylvania Ohio. Indiana,
Delaware, Maryland aud New Jersey, and the District
ofColumbia.
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Tnantial.
uF MINNESOTA MINING

H7RAVELING CREDITS on Messrs. D. c, ;.
MORGAN L Co. LONDON (Succss'ors TO GtO;;
PEABODY Coz sseiab" N me gxivr5p',N ncaG n
kIT90PF and the EAST issued ny DAbNE1 MOh"AN
20 No SO Eychange place.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANY,S
NEW LINE OF FlRSTCLAsS MAIL rEAMsHlPs
BETWEEN NENN YORK AND HAVHE, CALLING AT
BREST ,
Tn. hst splendid vessels on this fsyorte route Tor the
Continent the following; -
WASHINGTON ,....1 20i tuns...... 81 o horse power.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iuns. 49,. .9dhone power.
EUROPE ...........32 04 .s1borse power.
NAPOLEON NEARLY readyl. 100 horse power.
ST LAURENT. ..... (iIuildnfl.. Treat power
PFREIRF Buildibgl Great power.
WILLIE DE PARIS. Building .......G Great power.
DEPARTURES FROM NEW-fOhh
LAFAYETTE. A. Bocsnde.. FRIDAY. ..,... August 10
EUROPE, 4. Dnch~sne.... Friday ....septenber -
PRICE Of PASSAGE. IN GOLD.
FRsr CIpIs Ass SECOND CABIN, ESQ
Including table. win. for either oisss.
Passenger. intending land at re.t viii b" furnished here
with railroad couponickets sud their basrsfs checked to
Paris At an additional charge Of - for hrst and 80 for second
class.
Medical ATTENDANCE free Of charge
" JRO MACKENZIE, AGENT
No. Bfosdwsy. New York
Al Psris 70 boulevard dee Capacnes tOIsnt HOTEL.
At fiavr-. wM. ISELIS co.
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
10 QUEFSsTOWS-The pmsn Line, SAILING semi wcek'
". carrying the United states MALI. ~ -
CITY Or WASHINGTON. SATURDAY. JULY ~
CRY or MAsCHYsrER."...Wk WEDNESDAY, AUG; T.
CITY OF LONnON.............:..sA SAT- knAl, Auo D.
and zach succeeding SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY,
., noon. from Pier No. ~, North River
RATES OP PASSAGE
ny the mall si~cm-r sailing every saturday, -
FIRST CtBfS..........$1I SIftRAOf...........s.fp
r. k P.,. ,o r. r ss9aoa....:. !.
P.~ns.r. also for~ ard-i 10 E.1f- Hamburg. bremen.
kc At moderate rates
PAYABLE IN soIp.
Ps'.sss by tho Nedn~.dsy steamers; frs, Cabin, so
stssra,-. f33 Payable In 4 =. currency.
s<~~fs.c ps.nse from Liverpool Qusen'town 40 gold
The eqa,aent csss can % bought hero BY pef.on'
s~ndin, FOR their ifeld..
Fof fYr,h.r nformson spply Al the Company ofcss
INuN q. u NJ Axcni 80. Ia hfoAiMAI. New .IoIk
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THE Loss OF THE BROTHER JONA
THAN.
Additional Particulars.

The ALTA C,tuoasIA, Of San Francisco OF tho
ca instln contains the following additional piTtcu.
lars Of tho wreck OF the steamer Brother Jonathan
Cressnt Guy, Juls 81, riG Jdck,OnvUs, AugnT 2,
1Sd5.-Tho se1mer Brother jonathan struck
sunken rock oil -. GEORGES Point, EIGHT OF ten
miles west from here, At half past one r A., to-day.
All on board were lest ercep, fieeu ADULTS and two
children. boat has gone to the rrscuo, but there
are no hopes OF ssviag more. Two Loaf. sWsmpad
alongside OF the ship and three boat, were lett on
board. The following the names Of those GAved'
James Pa'tes,on. third odlcsr David fnrrel,
steeraFo stew arl; Henry Siler JLkor; fnt lex sul.
fireman; William Loury, f.emaE; William T..
Shle,d wnlei; stephen ho-tn, Saiier hts, hsry
Ann IWcC lie. ME-. A4AuIs helnhlit Enu Ghlld; hft
Martha T.. Wilder; MIA Malta Scot. gIu child;
ioGI coloI cd slaMon.
The boats have returned, having seen nothing OF
tho wreck We Tiy. up al h0ps Of saving more
passengers O.cer Fa;t, son Iopygl that Bnfadier
General wright when lost seen On torrd, bad liio
pTeservcr In his hand.
san Franc Sco, Auguh is.-MAny hodie' from the
wrecked steamer B.otter Jonathan have tccn re-
covered No lives wee fIvcl c,ce?! ,h--t e'e-p.Is
| IL small bosts, 40 b, oioIe r'p5.fe'.
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THE wIRZ TRIAL.


Wlsh ngton, AUG. eG.-The wlrz Commission met
tvs mornin aud titcr aS reading Of the record Of
yesterday, Dr 4. ". Bgrows, who HAVING hereto
fore tcen sworn, idoutlfeI certain paper offered
In the hsniwrtlne Of josiah II. White.
The Julee Advocate rcco.d.rGly moved to amend
the first eharse which the prisoner Lrrasnei by
rubstiuns tue name Of JoIe2h White as one Of The
psrrons With whom tue defendant is ehArred Nth
con y ring 10 cause the desth Of Union prisoners.
LIZ. Bslcr objected to the motion TO supply the ME
noInsr. lie arr ued that tho pEirones va trIsgned
on these charges ty order OF ths PseiiIent and that
nntil the original authority should supply tho def
cheney 10 u.ther testimony could lie received Affect
In DI. White and the p isoneg at the bar.
The Court oyerru.Cd TIE objection, when the nnmo
Of Dr. White was corrected.
A-. Baker SAID that the name Of John H. windsr
slso fpeied "a one Of the al.esed con pra.ors The
fao, Vs. however, notorious that Winder 10 disi.
Therefore, this commiSsiqn is sitting hole trying .
nsn not ~ 81 .tsnse. he moved 70 striks eut ~
sAnls & WinAsA
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TIE SHENANDOAH.
scYsral srore yc.seI. ncstroyed

Chicago "a urGdy, Aug .n.--A san Francisco
tecsItm Of the 81, tays The o.iov lag 'c''eh h"'s
been destroyed by tho pirate sheuandosl -hs'a'
mar, J. Hovland, EaSsgui bIuGsa1ek' james AAui y
WGverly, Martha end CoogTc,s--al! Of S'I b'1'' j.
TIE rsvoIi,e, OF FsiIhhven, Cos'pston, Q! "@''''
tue Noii, AMI James MIuTy, were bonded 10 carry
the sesmen belonging 10 the yeacs destroyed 20
San Francisco. All tho ioloyong yosseA wore cap
tuned In the vicinity OF Dehrng Straits The las,
seen of the shenandoah she was .eeTln2 southwark
to.ard Lawrence Day. The Neil ssw oher vessels
burning after leaving the pirate. The erew' 0i the
vessel. e,ptured we're plunte.st Of everything NAu'
.ble. Orders have been despatched iof 'he naval
steamer saranAe 70 Sulss IN search a As sAAA4's'
aGAA
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Tho American ard Mexican NAL steam hip Com.
pany's steam,hip Vera C.us, opt Gurucf, om
Vera Cruz GA tte lHh sils! the li,h, Sac la.
vana on the eth ins;, arrived w sNtu'dly, sEN
mads tho run from Havana 10 Vera Graz IN two days
siS'cen houfs--'Le quickest tip !c,osi. As sho
,it .med cut OF Vera Cruz harhor all to forts and
Aus ian and French var We, Gle woro irins .Nutc.
News had reached thc.o OF 'eh noa' I'urta. bu no
iar'icuie's hal b,e1 rec wed The EVr,rtTIv, rub-
nhed in Nezlco, uadef lIonch direction, .t.tcs that
the tuihoriic' have determined to tcnd M official 10
re Government at Wa ton TO learn the attitude
of the tnhol States towards ihis government, re-
na. king tia, "Gn open enemy is bet OF than q do
cs.tful friend"
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From Fort Laramie.

Fort Loram's AUG 25--Adviees from Cen Com
reis Powder Eivor expedition, to Augu.t 2lsi. have
been received.
On III i6 irs.. sdetaehmcnt Of Conner, Paunee
scour discovered pursued and killed all Of = var
party Of CheyenncS nufnerint "a. Who wee e,utn.
iaz from the mail road with sea % and
undor. There los on tide. Our
men captured 20 hopc, and mules aud
a quantity Of white vomen's and child ca.
clohinr, two infan'ry coats ssuci 4 Foit Lar ui,
last tprlns 10 he Indians who ,ut,e 1uenty Killed
Cs2'. folls and four rleu OF the ith 10, cavalry
and hfo a nunhc- Of .ctteu and pipoS addressed
TO the men n the 7th sichie,n. on duty sn tae
mdl road, which slows they wee dii ~, from the
1ail lice. On the 10th the scois lied on Of Ne
principal oh sfs oi the Cheveanes on the 9l,t esp
Aarsh1ll, tho ith Ohio Cavalry ran into a band o.
Indians ard Killed two aud captured ~ horso'
and mules r'.h sc',rI packages OF plum
tor. which Lad cyiGortlv Int recently come
Ia o thor pn.-ess on. W, had no los, on oar sid,
Tho In.i-ns rue al moving ajith si,h greet r'pI-
~ tor their 'iLaso.. GcnerN Come: lot Powder
H.-er on q "1l, moving north sud concentrating
his columns .eauy and essor to ne1s them.
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News Items.
,ry Tt,csraph T. tie Seu rOrE SUM-

ArI-s in Buffalo yesterday dcs.royed u. Man
street elcv1iJf, owned bv Hazard d Dishlsr. l. So
si90.0; insurance 10000.
Ir Ia sisted thn' In sgccch a, Baltimore on Fat.
urisy, NJ. Blair made q fierce st,a,k u.,oa Seward
an Stanton.
snASGnAa tCAinal papers ar, sivocs,lng the
thorough cleansing Of the city, anticipating tho
adven, OF tho RuSa' ps~ue
A rarvATs Letter from K,nagnva states tbs, N.
japanese government havs ceGod land Tor coal
cepo. for NJ, projected Cal:oru.s and China Steam.
snip Company.
A tEvErE winl-rtoru In Jarl.son, Mls-, on tic
Ssh, llew down several buildings In course Of con-
sIryicton, 1nd roms people were Injured aud one
negro was killed
sEy=lAL lorsous have been arrested In San An
tonic 1exas on charges Of making away with
public properly and monty embraced in the terms
Of surrender.
The s:eNmer Sacramento sale from ssn Fran
cisco, for Fanams, On the lsh, carr Ing 400 p.s
sen'srs and $4,000 IN treasure for New York. and
100000 'or England
Tns steamer Spartan in running tho L,chirc
Rapids 81. LIwrencc River on Saturday, struck a
were landed SAFELY.
THs Walnut street Theatre, Of Pinsdelplis, re-
orenci Saturday night, under the surpiccs OF I'd
win Booth and J. :. Clark. An iulueuse audience
! was present. representing .ho beauty, flSLion and
intelligence OF ;he city.
Gov. suAEEEY, Of NJ ss'sr'pri, has issued pro.
elamation calling Oh the people to form two com
panes in each county, one Of cavalry, ana tho
other Of infantry, Tor tho purpose Of pro7eTving
order and putting stop to mgrior' ami robb ries.
Tur race on Himpdon Park Springfield, Msss 4,
on Saturday, for $500, was well attended. ,rrel
Dan, Of BJa,on, Volcano, of Pusheld, aud Back
Diamond, Of Ia tor, were the contestants. The
frs, nsmed VOL in 94o, 2:G9 and 2:io. foo. "a c
for $3.50, between J. AGGrns and Nat CASSIDY. oi
New York, and Elwarl Draly, Of Albany, was
won by Cassidy In 5;37 and $500, milo he,t'.
L, the Mississippi Convention on Thursday last,
the ordinance proposing to submit tho consti,u-
tonh amendment to the people for ratification or
reje;tion, was los. by vo.e o!5 yeas agsips, 4.
maya An eloquent appeal meDor nlizing Pre,.'
dent johnson to grant psro TO jefferson Davis
aud CAHrles Clark, late Governor Ci Mississippi,
signed by over 1000 ladies', wss read and .pprov'
ed. Tie Convention which las dj)urnel nc ii,
a. noticed In the suS o' Saturday, Civ their Pc.
sdent the right to Ieeoayens them whom deemed
necessary.
Tus citizens o. PtifhurFb, p, have heen thrown
into intense excitement by TIC disc very Thurs
day morning, on D3vd's Hir in the III wsrd, o.
the rensins Of man with his tArclt Gu. from
ear to car, and his tcdy terribly mu,.latel by
numerous wounds o. Friday tie eEeitora.u. wss
rendered more intense Z Po' 10, BY tho aEres! oi
Mrs. Grinder, charged With 'p'rsG'sn. aad quiet
poisoning" tpparSnty w.'lou' motive. Three
, pors ms who Ners gusss n her orio at different
times, In the last few months tavs dlrd, supposed
from the Effects of poison, a.! sao:lSr no" LoS IN
q crl.eal condition,
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General Intelligence.
tBy Mad to Me S.v v,rA Sun.l

TIM Citizens BluF, Of Ior.Ssns, Is paying q
oivloenI nj 4 Ler c.r,. - tHc a'o'N ho'-efs'
wn,ArLrY tho actor .p7r.s al Alnuai income Of
&e9,ei3.
ahop girls Of Paris day' aa''tg s,9,b 1'ucsisI
duty.
TnK French Emperor tas received tlss 1000 for
the copyright e!tLs Gls. yo.uAa u h.s Lie Of
Caser."
AccoRDIso to the assertion o. an eastern paper
ulauy OF the lsdics OF H.ysLA nAslr carry re-
Volyers.
GrsNAs -sper THINKS thS,ths hanging OF Mrs
oiIIsn 70 complnnentry 10 ne se1 - " stseos'
sahAa Il IAs nssuonSiDllly a S"1sA-
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ARREST CY YOUNG KETCuUM.
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C.!y azd Miscellaneous News.
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Several Moro Vessels Destroyed.
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lie Eaa Been Hiding il the City.
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TIE PIRATE SHENANDOAH.
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The Latest News
B,Teieyraph 10 the y. v. sun.
our EASHiSST1I DISPATCHES.
A Hin! 10 parolsd Prisoners.

They MAY EXILE THEMSELVES.
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From tha iRdiaa Country.
SEVERE FIGHTING GOING on.
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About s5o.ooo Recovered.
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-io afterwards visited him. hut other than per,onI
friends , ere re0usei admission.
Durnr SATURDAY. afternoon. A. Oakley u.r, E.o.,
1led sldavit before Ju'tcc Hcpsn. ,cttinr forth
the crime committed BY Edward h. Kctchuru. and
entodus therein the icllo wing otter, found on tho
phso er,
Sure rscriptioo of f.,,o.
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Dead Bodies Left for Days Ulbar!cd,
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IMPORTANT FROM BALTIMOnE
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200 Deaths Per Day
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Nc SHELTER FROM HsAT OR COLO,
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The Wirz Trial.
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HORRORS UPON HORRORS.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07
PRACTICAL NATTER.
INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIC.

FVNHE subscriber, formerly Broadway Halter, and
III for more than twenty years associated with the
leaders OF Fashion, and Proprietor q the Indian
sPoiis Hat Mandatory, being fsrtengy encouraged
in the spirit and pride Of honorable competition against
Eastern productions IN his resolved upo1
and more efficient effort 20 produce home made fashion
able head dress which shall Be strictly in keeping VITA
all the improvements, and fully up the spirit u
the progressive age we lie IL
This lie has introduced In addition 10 the Cent
and Young Gents Fall Styles Of Fashionable Hats all
the standard style Of trade renovn, a. follows
No. Cent? Fall style for lssS
No. 2-YOnng Gents Fall Style for lsc5
No. Cent? Broadway Standard, Bell style
No. New York STANDARD, Straight style
Ne She Medium Union, Standard style.
No. 6-Ihe Paris stxndar Bell STYLE
No. The Paris Standard. D'Orssy ,tvIe
No t-Ihe Paris Standard, Yeoman style
No She Friends Standard, Stra ght style
No. lV-Ihe Friends standard, Bell style
No ll-LAdies' silk Hat, Fall styles fer Iss5
his standard styles productions Of intellect snd
skill ngeniousy blending all the D0nts Of the several
styles technically In original styles unique and %
fs1ltless in combination that by the width and
shaping o. the orim, with suitable curl will make them
suit the fancy Of the most fastdous gentleman or the
udcious Of the plain and neatly dressed honest
yeoDAn- The above named styles are all homer made
productions and unsurpassed for quality Of material aud
elegance Of finish, which material enhAnc.i In value
by the nof1s 0yerasdi Of manipulation. the hands
" legitimate hstIers, scientifically skilled IN the pratt
cal execution Of bis difc1t With these ae.es a
his command, he J. now prepared 70 produce q home
made Hat, manufacturers prices. Of unsurpassed e
ganoe, combining genius WITH science, vita
tlcity with strength, and perfect model mould III sof
and agreeable TO the head u he wearer.
Gents silk Hats altered 10 the F.Il style
Gents sllg hsts altered 20 Ladies Fashionable STYLES
W. z. Bk0wS, Practical Halter.
NO. a kentucky Avenue Indianapolis. Ind.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07
REDUCTION OF THE CURRENCY
PAPER MONEY.

The invention of paper money has been fol-
lowed by infinite evils to community. 1t b as also
been followed by some beneficial effects, though
not overwhelming its evils. One of the many
vices, and perhaps, the greatest, OF a paper cur
rency is. the facility with which it enables the
Government to assume to itself, to place in the
hands OF few capitalists who may act in con-
cert in the premises, the control of the volume
of currency in circulation from time to time, and
to create expansions aud contractions almost at
their will and pleasure whereby favored class
are able to continually make money by the fuc-
tuations at the expense of the balance of the
community. 1t is not convenient, hardly posi-
BILE, to practice this wckedness with specie cur
rency. Paper money is also most facile in
strument of fraud. and tempter TO corruption.
This is no new idea. PoPF uttered the sent-
ment of his day when he wrote:
.'Blest paper credit, largest, best supply,
That lends corruption lighter wings to III"
But We have got paper money, plenty of it,
and almost no other. aud it is very uncertain
when we shall have any other; and the control
of its issues which are issues OF life and death to
the people, Is 10 the hands OF the Executive OF
the United States. through his Secretary, and
the bankers Of the United States, and we can't
help ourselves, since the counteracting power of
State banks has been stricken down by the cen
trail administration. We are. and must remain
like the mouse in the air-pump-now blown up
like bladder, and now reduced by the letting
of of wind to a very tabby mean looking con-
dition.
We have lately been blown up like bladder,
and are so yet, but Mr.. McCuLLoUGH says, aud
the New York Chamber of Commerce says, and
Mr. LANIKR says. the foreign bond holders say
We must be reduced now by the letting off pro
cess and, of course. it is of no for Us TO say
anything. We may be permitted 10 express to the
excellent Secretary the hope that he will LET the
wind out slowy
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07
E. A. COLLINS, Com'r

ONO AND ILLINOIS IN ACCOUNT WIrH THE
Government annexed statement shows
the amount advanced the Government by Ohio
and Illinois, in lS6l, to arm. equip. and subsist
and transport troops TO aid in the suppression OF
the rebellion, as well as the amount allowed and
repaid these States:
Illinois, total amont expended. 50. 500, 449 So
allowed. s37l9 goo 3; balance suspended and
dissllowed, $50 .543 l6.
Ohio, amount expended, 81 PAS .095 81, al
lowed. 81 SIS .322 l3; balance suspended and
disalowed. S396,772 Il. Illinois advanced out
of it, treasury for this purpose $500 900 more
than any other State in the Union.