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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

CAlKo, Oci. 22.-New Orleans dates of The
10th say that a c.Tcslsr from the Freedmen
Bureau states that sbaBJoned.plantstious, seed,
implements and animals will rot be given to the
freedmen by he Government, as they have e1-
pected. and that The lands will be leased only TO
those Who car show that they have capital neces-
sars e. buy seed, tools aud utensils, and carry
or the farms 10 = proper msnnsr, snd advises al
~ho cannot DO so 10 make contracts for labor
with p~isatefs ADD other. Who heel the.G ser
wees
The New Orleans Tunes Union strongly
urges ne abolishmenl of all Freedmens bu-
Teaus.
A Democratic meeting ID New orleans passed
. resolution asking that som e elemency be shosn
jeff Davis and other leaders OF tie late reoel-
lion. and denouncing Thaddeus Stevens and
Charles Sumner - having rsised a vindIeuve,
unchrisiisn and unameficam clamoT Tor DAVIS
blooi.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
EnIerssIing from Europe.

NLw YoRK, Oct 22--A very interes ting pre-
sentiment of political. social and miscellaneous
Affairs in Eogland, France ard Italy is furnished
il the Herald's correspondence from the capitals
of all these c%cuLtties Among their contents Is
a disclosure OF an arrangement which, il is said
was entered ito between the Emperors Louis
Napoleon and Maximiliau at the time of the
establishment o. the Mexican Empire, by which
a uledse TO snstsin that establishment against
all IL foes vas msde hy the former pOieutste.
aud by which, in return. Msximiiian stipulated
IN use he should die without issue, that Mexico
should become a French colony.
Ii appears thzt The aIistucTscy and husueieTs
OF England are not the ONLY Europeans of their
respective classes Who were yietimiZed by the
bonds of the JEFF Davis Confederacy, as some
Frsnchmen of nete are mentioned a. having SUI
tered 10 all uncomfortable amount, through in
vestment ia these securities.
In Italy the excitement caused among tie PEG
pie is great, by the Finance Minister announce
ment of a purpose to impose new and exceed
ingly burthensome taxes. But is has been all
settled, the Government officially s~eknowlsdg-
ing its error. and promising TO make a speedy
correction in a manner that will prove entirely
satisfactory.
Notwithstanding the hostile attitude towards
each other of the Kingdoms OF Italy and Aus
tria, il ia said while the latter is increasing her
armed force the former is diminishing hers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
MEDICAL

~ LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTEL
The virtues Of Bulls CEBKos BITfEas, II any such there
be. read the following certificate rem gentlemen vel
known in this community, ard doubt no mere.
It's general introduction into the army will save The
lives Of Thousands al our soldiers:
LoBTssnLS June Sd, iseS.
We, the undersigned, have seen the good effects Of DIR
JOHS Bulls CEDRos BuTEss in case OF general debility
and prostrstion Of the system, and believe It's genera
use would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among our soldiers particularly would this be The case
especially those who are exposed 10 the ssissmstie In
fuences in the Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP Spell,
Collector Int. Rev. 81 Dis. Ky
HAS. b. COTTON,
Collector OF the Port Of Louisville. Ky.
Col. ". DENT.
Provost Marshal General Of kentssky-
REV. u. P. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission.
HARVEY, HUGHES Il co,
Publishers Demycrht.
GEO. 7. DoERN,
Proprietor louisville Anzelssr.
UGHE & PARKHILL,
wholesale Dry Goois Dealers, xslp street. Lssis.
Vile, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN 4 co,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Man street, Louisville.
Arr A AAPoTHER,
Lithographers, corser Marker .sa Third streets,
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, corner Third sad Market .t..,
Louisville, Ky.
CAP. 4 p. HnLDRRTH,
OF the steamer Major Andersen.
MAJ. L. T. THURsToy.
~Paymaster U. $. Army.
L. N. METCALr,
National hotel, Louisville, Ky.
coL. JESSE bAYLEs.
4h Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE d. PREyTlCY,
Louisville Journal.
s0lD wHoLEsALE BY
DAILY. KEEEEK q kUSH,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

WASHINGTON, Oct. ga letter received at
the Indian Bureau to-day from Fort Sally, dated
October 9th, states that the Commissioners lately
despatched TO treat With the Indians Of tina, sec
ton, had arrived, aud that there were bu. few
Indians at the Tort, but about 500 lodges had as
sembled 100 miles above, who were deferred from
treating with the delegates at the fort from ap-
prehensien that they were only to be brought to.
gether TO be entrapped. The letter also sta,e. it
is evident that the delegation had arrived two
weeks toe late 10 achieve successful conferences
with the tribes, az the buffalo season had com
menced, and the grand hunts were soon to be IT.
augurated. The Commissioners intended to star
Tor nome on The Goth inst
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North CareIina Cons aP-
preaching Election.

INV YoRK, Oct % -The Herald's Raleigh
correspondent says: An ordinance repudiating
the rebel debt passed the North Carolina State
Convention, bv q vote Of 81 to IL An ordinance
for the purpose OF raising i State militia force TO
suppress outla~ry. was also passed. The Con-
yention adjourned on Thursday last. 10 meet
again OF the 18th of next May.
Election matters begiR 10 De sgitGted Gov
Holden and Jonathan Worth, the present State
Treasurer. are both ont to-day a. candidates for
Governor. Worth will be supported BY all the
secession element. but be Is a strong Union man.
and in the Legislature Of 1860 voted against call
Jug the Convention 20 take the Safe out OF the
Union
Lewis HAYNES. Private Secretary tor Governor
Holden, has resigned. ana runs for Congress, in
the Randolph District. on the " orth ticket The
fact that all the secessionists oppose Holden will
probably unite the rue Union vote on him aud
elect him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

CHAPTER SECOND For the benefit OF Mr.
Beatty, the executive officer sDd spokesman of
the Gas Company, We republish to-day q short
chapter from the report OF the Special Committee
on Gas 10 the Common Council. 1t can be
found on page nine Of the pamphlets copy, coE-
nencing at the third paragraph. 1t Is a good
Ihing 70 keep before the people, as il shows the
enormous profits paid by the tax payers and pri
vste gas consumers tia, have gone TO build I'D
this popular and wealthy and powerful monopoly:
" Perhaps Il may be said that gas can be mads
much cheaper in Piiisburs than here. because
coal j. cheaper there. Ia order TO see II the dit
ference Is in the coal. We will suppose the Inai-
annapolis Company obtained their coal free Of
cost; and II il costs here % cents per bushel aud
three Bushels are required 10 make 900 fee
aud ~e allow nothing for the coke and tar. we
might then strike ii cents from the cost: but ~e
ind the bare cost is still 81 30, so tha, !, is sv;-
dent that the difference is not in the coal, a. il
suli costs three times the fltsburg price. Should
we also furnish the lime free. worth 30 cents per
bu.hel. and allowing one bnshel TO the | .OQn
which l. more than 10 required, and tie b3re cost
- still 81 ~, or nearly to and = halt tines IT,
Pttsburg eos;
We 10 not suppose that labor 5 az, higher
here than IN PlttsoCrg. but as the average yrs-
duction Of the Company i - .0OO feet peg dsy.
and they employ al average OF eighteen hands
AZ an average of 81 30 per day. and the cost OF
the labor is IL cents on each 200: but even II
this vas supplied 10 the Company free OF tx
peuse, according 70 their estimate the bare cost
would still be 81 25 per l 900. 80 that il thew
should be furnished Tree of cost sith all the coal
lime and labor they require, the bare cos. j. .ull
% per cent more than IN Pittsburg, after paving
for all these things; but while coal coats nore
here than n Pittsburg. coke Is also ~ossL uore
here than there. and the difference IN return
prokt from this source would be equal 70 stleasi
Is cents on The 1000 ia favor OF IndlEnapoli.
ever PI.tsburg, aud this. after credi,ing the Goa
account xiIh is own profitable resicum. -. fun
aIsb the coal, lime and labor free Of cost. anc
VET. scccrdieg 70 the compsny's essinsse ID,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

w.sHISsroS, Oct 22-Nsj. Gen. A ID. Ne.
Cook has resigned his commission in the army,
and Identified himself with Batterheld's Over
land Dispatch Company
Gen. Franklin contempla,es I~esigning bis DO
sition ia the army and accepting the Presidenc,
Of Coils Mandatory az Hartford. Conn
Geo. K D.. Massey IS about ~ resign his pos
ton as Military Secretary 70 the President. aud
NAV also leave the service.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
Fire an Charleston, -. e.
Loss of Life.

NV YoRE, Oct. pa destructive tire. at
tended with lose OF life, occurred 10 Charleston
last Wednesday. Ii was in the business paIt o
the city, and destroyed several mercantile ant
manufacturing establishments, and the Courie
newspaper office Loss abou: Sl00,O 900 Thirt,
or forty persons we're buried IN the ruins, fro a
fifteen to twenty OF whom, it is thought. wer
instantly killed Others were extrieated ia
dreadiully injured and suffering condition.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

rx-FoR MORE THAN YEARS

ce-FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
VENETIAN HAIR DyE has stood the test
oftriAl. AID Is constantly Increasing IL pabl'e favoT.
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best AID cheapest
made. It's price IS only IS cents. and each bottle con-
lsiEs doab!e tie qaas;ity " dye IL tho-e Usually sold
o. 81.
THIS All DYE Is manufactured by a peculiar pre-
cess, which renders Il infinitely superior 10 any dye IN
market. Being complete IN one bottle. no preparation
: required, which greatly simphnes the application.
IN USING THIS DYE yos avoid that xrsrr, sEAr sp-
pearAnoe by which dyed hair aud whiskers are - readily
recognized, when an inferior article hss been used. a. II
prOdaces perfectly natural color OF any shade that il
desired. from a rieu brown 10 = jetty, laS.noas black,
thu, vii net smut. crock. OF stain the clothing. Invest
IS cents and you will be convinced. sold BY all Drug
g.ssS and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A l. ;, Manufacturer.
D~EAAsBARSKs 4 CO View yors. wholesale Agent.
Aylo sssi-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

INV IoEk. Oct. 2I.-The horses and car
riages OF Charles Graham, shO was
by ketcbun, ~ete sold to-day. A span OF
blooded BAY horses brought three thousand dol
lars, aud two other spans Of horses brought about
seven hundred dollars each Two carriages
brought 81 900
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

eE- Special Auction Sale OF hne and we'll
kept Furniture. at No. 50 East W ashington street.
on Monday, October 23d, 1865, at l01s o'clock
A. NJ. Forty yards Brussels. and a lot of Rag
Carpets, Hsirseat Sofa Chairs. Hair seat Sofa.
French and other Beds,eads, Extension and other
Tables, Baby Cabs, Qaeensware. Lamps, Mat
trasses. one Chickering Piano. Table cloths
Towels, Canned Fruits, &c. &c.
WIN F.. FEATHERsTos,
2l-2 Auctioneer.
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Rumsred change I'm the Fenian
constitution

INV OK, Oct. 22-The Hersld's Pailadel-
phia dispatch says OF the Fenian Congress: I'm
portsnt changes IN tue Constitution of tue Order
are contemplated. The name oil the office of
Head Centre is TO be changed 70 that Of Presi-
dent, an official who will be assisted by Blu
reaus in charge OF the Departments Of Finance,
War aud general msnagement The bonds aud
address ii the nes Irish Republic will he Is
sued within The coming week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

TEE RIozrs OF AUDIENCES "A reeett case IN
New York, where an oncer OF the army wa
elected BY a policeman from a theatre Tor dis
| turbins the audience, and afterwards brought
sris AGAINST the officer for assault, is Interesting
and important as furnishing a distinct announce
| uert OF the rights OF audiences, and the kind OF
| behavior which may be exacted from individuals
composing them. The plaintiff testified that be,
in company with 4 friend, went to Wallack's
Theatre. and that after purchasing tickets and
taking seats 10 the theatre. they were arrested
and causelessly put out Of the house bY the po-
lice officer. BE denied that they were disorderly,
or created any Disturbances.
IL was shown for the defense that the two of
GERS put their feet upon the seats, and we're
rather bois.erous in manner. The disorder
shown wss very slight. but the Court charged
the Jury that there could properly be no degree
of disorder in an audience; that en- individual on
entering an assemblags surrendered a good deal
of bis personal liberty; that il was q part OF his
contract to keep perfectly quiet; that the rights
Of On audience 10 perfect silence was as distinct
as Of an individual 10 personal liberty and that
any unnecessary infringement of it could as pro
perly be taken eognizanee Of in The one case as
in the other.
The jury returned a verdict for the defendant,
thus fully justifying the officer in ejeeting the
plaintiff. and establishing the right Of audiences
10 the enjoy ment OF periect order ana oecorum
in all places Of public amusement IL is not for
an offender who places his feet upon the seats
and indulgesin loud and boisterous remarks to
measure his own liberty Or rights in that direc-
ton. The rule as established Is 10 favor of the
audience. They have paid their money for an
hour or more of enjoyment. The manager has
contracted that such enjoy ment shall be given
them. and the laws will aid him to carry on, the
contract. All who purchase tickets aud enter a
place Of amusement give their assent 10 this
principle. In the case in New York the Court
enforced il to the fArthest point in favor of the
audience.
Such being the law, those in charge Of places of
amusement should see that the just rights OF the
audience are secured against all disturbers By
so doing they will raise the character OF their
houses, aud attract a larger and better class to
witness the performances A few examples
made of the unmannerly would be sufficient to
establish the rule 10 this city. and then ladies aud
gentlemen could visit the theatres and concert
rooms with the knowledge that politene:s and
proper behavior would be observed in such places
This would be a great point 10 he gained both by
audiences and managers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

- Great Improvements are being made on
Massachusetts, avenue-ths Capital Drug Store
al the corner OF Vermont street is being enlarged
and will be one of the incest places OIL the kind in
The city. Call in and see. loo
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR FEMALES.
inf;allibIe i'm Correcting lrregu-
Of the Monthly Turns, from
Whatever Cause. and Always
successful as n Preventative,
FOR FEMALE,

Aud the "snly sure" AID OK RTAIS REMEDY for al
those sriict'ng complaints SO peculiar 20 the sex, wheth-
er married or single"
These Pills are nothing new, bat have been used by
tie Doctors for many years, both in France and An<r-
lea. with unparalleled success IN every case; and be !,
urged Nv many thousand ladies who have used then "a
make the Pills public, for the alleviation Of those SUI
fering from any Irregularities whatever. - well as ia
prevent an increase OF family where health viii not
permit IL. Females peculiarly situated, orthese suppes'
ing themselves so, are cautioned against using these
Pills while In that condition, ss the proprietor assumes
10 responsibility after the above sdmonition, although
their mildBess you'd preventany mischief TO health
Otherwise the Pills erecomment Fulf and esplici.
directions accompany each box.
SC. 900 BOXRs HAvE BEEN S0LD IN W TEARs
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter, both BY myself sns
agents, 10 all parts Of the world, to which answers have
been returned, IN which ladies say nothing Ike the aboy'
pills have been known since the SCIENCE OF MIDI
CINE pAwyED UPON TIE WORLD IN RKHOvING
DISTRACTIONS AND RESTORING NATURE to III
PROPER HANNB quieting the nerves and ressorir
tbsssrosy color OF health" % the cheek ofthe nesfreli'
cate. fs
PRICE 81 " PER BOX. SII BOXES for IS 10.
Sold By all Druggists, and by the following yobbins
and Drug Houses, Agents for Indianapolis, Indiana
Ladies', by sending 81, can procure the Plis, sent Ger
ndeutislly by mail, and without Observation 20 an,
part Of the city or county, aud for sale by
ToMIdSsOS 4 o No. Is, Isst Washfhstss street
STEWART . MORAY. Nc. 20. East Wsahrasie'
street
y. II LEE. Sos Is and 20, Bates Block.
y SRNOCR. 20. z, Bates Ioase Block, and BY
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VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK, A. ".
t>IEuE>TING CrEu 81 NEwx.
THREE O'CLOCK, A. "

DISPATCH FEeA THI PREsIDEsT To GOvNxxeH
pKRRI.
NV YokK. Oct 2-The following dispatch
il published ia the GrsenSille Mouniaineer:
WAssIssroS. Sept. %. 1865.
10 Governor b. +. Perry;
shank you FOR your dispatch Of the 2oth inst.
| have to congratulate your Convention upon lie
harmonious aud successful adherence ID the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

~ The City Dry Goods Store, No j. East
n sshington street, i the place foT Bargains.
10 ~
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or the BtamJul and the Durable.
The Hat he weaI-,
For which be ezres,
His clothing shck-his taste relued.
His neat made sack,
Upon his back,
iuticAtc the msn Of solid mi4i
he has nice cars.,
For what he wears,
His vest, bis pants, his boots snd all tia;
But he trills a song,
The whole day long,
About his neat new glossy hsf.
He came TO me,
Quite vexedly,
With deeply wrongs, and Flsinti's ~,
But I suppose,
That Bow he knows,
Where a neat Tome Mails Haf 20 boy.
say TO you,
NEXT Sunday de,
Vixen you 20 to church, wish sious care.
Let the voice Gesr,
50 loud and clear.
Twill shine as bright a. the sat Voc wear.
Can more be said.
Of his Home Made.
To th- Cents OF gay Indianapolis;
tie wears q crown,
OF trade renown,
To .dsrn the heads OF this Metropolis
WI BROWN, Practical Halter.
No. "a Kentucky Avenue,
s3-iw Next to State Orrces.
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t2g- The price of the Daily Sentinel, contain
ing all the latest news and Telegraphic Dis
patches. IS only Twenty Gents a Week, delivered
oy the Carriers in any part OF The City. II
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~ Closks aud Cloakings. Balmorsl Skirts
Flsnnels, Blankets, &c. in great variety, at the
City Dry Goods Store. No n East Washington
street. low
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

~ The Editor In Chief. Mr. Bingham, is
still confined 10 his bed from a severe attack of
infammstory rheumatism. The disease located
itself in the knee of the left leg. rendering il Ell
tremely painful to move the leg. He is nov on
the mend. and Ii il hoped he will be able to
leave bis bed in A fsw DAYS.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
City Orders.

Wanted. a few City Orders. for which The mal
ket price will be paid 10 cash
Apply 81 this Office. l4-2s
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~ See DR.. WA. Thomson's advertisement
- the fourth page Of 20 days paper.
AZ 25-tf.
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H The friends Of the Thirty eth Indiana
Veteran Regiment. First Irish mustered out on
Saturday. give a ball to night, At Masonic Hall,
IN order to- elceme the regiment home Il will
be q grand affair. and the boys viii no doubt sp-
~preciate IL
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sE- American and Foreign Goods of all kinds
Cheap. at the City Dry Goods Store 10 Nv
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n The few vacant lots on north Illinois
street are being rapidly built up With pleasant
dwellings. In a year or two more this street
will be built up solidly to Tinker street. The
street railroad has advanced toe price Of prop
ery 90 this street aDont twenty i've per cent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

EYy- Look a: the handsome liue OF Dress
Goods and Shawls at the City Dry Goods Store.
l6-2w
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A BARGAIN ToR SALE-A Cottage House of
three rooms, vacant, at $50 North Winston
street, on view this day and e-morrow between
the hours of 10 and 6 O'Clock. / will sell cheap
for cash. or some in payments. The rooms are
now papered and painted Lot - #. < $50 fl.
Come and see.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

Yesterday was . beautiful day. pleas-
anter on the streets than 10 the house, and al
most the entire population seemed to enjoy Ia
IL locked almost like an Indian Sumner dav.
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CHEESE.


uY p ana Hamburg Cheese. received from he
diaries, in large quantities daily, fer sse cheap,
GEO. W. DKBEvOfSE 4 o
General Commission Merchants
r.tl2 dt0t Ne &Lsnislsns street.
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- An accident occurred at a gravel bank on
Bean creek, on Saturday. in which one man lost
his life, and another was seriously injured
Frederick and Christian Achhill we're getting
gravel from the gravel bank, for The Michigan
graves road when the bank csved in. covering
them both to the depth of about three feet. Chris
tan was got out alive, with his jaw broken and
otherwise injured, but Frederick, being at the
back end OF the wagon, was dead when taken
out. They were Germsns. and have relations
living In the city
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bare cost Of srsrufscturs for other expenses is
81 40 per ! ,060, or IS per cent more than the
cost in Pisssburg, after not oaly paying for these
chief items. but also al salaries, taxes. and ell
and every expense whatever. add 10 four cents
per ! 900 more than the average sale prices in
Pi,isburg upon which they declared dividends Of
10 per cent. and carried over = surplus earning
equal to ~ per cent. more. The differences,
then, cannot be in the coal. lime and labor. for
shen they get all these for nothing. their gas
costs them TO make, according to their "
sbov ;pg. IS Der cent. more than the cost in Pitts-
burg, where We may at least presume they cost
something"
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Amburgh Himself

r. PuHpgFW So,h Asasca.
DsS4.d Ina.
hi ~ yra.Ess cf ia.
All OF which were caused 10
contribute the choicest spesi.
naen OF animated Nature 10
0e found withia their respes.
ave realms. Thew arrived in
~ Y. lole IA the Fall of 1scs.
whore an unparalleled and
most triumphant success a.
waited them. Flushed with
new iaurels OF success. a trav.
cling paraphanaliA was de-
signed OF the most transeeH.
dant magnificeRce possible 10
conceive which through their
immense resources, sprsng
into existence as IL by magic,
Clgss ~ he moz Gorgeous deso1s
ion Wagons Of tke mos ocsilg
characie Harness Of nrpasa.e
beauty and deganoe; Horse q
NE bea AraaaR blood: Maamcth
raregaitd C7Huass Of ,pss-e.s,
proportion Ind al entire renEa
@ ma1q7V Z erodlnoe ~, here q.
L. ssgg.
Human intellect conid not
IN it, crandest moment OF
conception originate any thinr
more grand and dazzling TO
behold. The veritable Vaa
Amburgh whom enyfousper-
sons from his long absence
from America fave taken ad-
vantage, and caused the press
20 announce his dccease,) will
accompany the exhibition ana
head the PRO
CESSlON on its entrance 70
the place of exhibition which
viii represent an oriental
splendor
A Moving Panorama
Nearly one mile in length.