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, 1865-10-05

following States heys lees lhsn theif due nronn1
Hon, Nekoned on this 1asts:
1ret1non1-s.. s..--..........!! ~. j. -. .;.t
BIZ nsss acEasetta.:. .-..s.s ~ 80 -. -. = .
i9o.tE Haoae aeahd - 80. ~; f5<.
Gfndn,nGciaeut.'- fnd,a9: !:
Taken toeeihes1; th:;s Il eni:f;.s * q 49,,
nave miy id being deficiency Or say: Iich,aa.ano aao
,s en.lea ,a to txo and has two It Is not iproba
Which properly belong to the iist Of ene,id M
ne stntement 10 given xccurately a. nossfhis
viii present. tntotmatons: The aggregate Of settTs
members enumerated f. IA.
The report Nas reteEEea to The Committee n h
hefeailr appointed TO Hport on the nomination W of
oasers 70 t6e Boara, andto report he Lis, 81 CO..
: The nsse1abls:a then Joined IN singing
"SS* sts, = e lss3 fs:as3 ssf4|ss:s ssRstF
CHURCH nrnDISo N MISSOURI.
Kev. pH. Anderson nov presented 4 r,.nort o-o,,
MisloS4 andendf nnsnn Commits :; OF Church bd il
e1fly Christians had no eos}a churches Or tenn,e ae
Wa,ie ihe surrounding heaten nations had r,so,,
il ster fse e. aS, ia9 T0. Of .her
,mpoelns meetsng houses a principal psu oS iha
sfas ss scheme which has made Wesleyan Methodt,m
nttec ~ sns e.saiess Christian powe:-thc Com
y 70 o. adopted as tbis ame Thic l. Of och
;oW e., fGRasaiions fe than + geneI imagined
M n te hea shona Z; esnd ts Il. aa1s
4 4 tne committee are not intended to. sppy fo
GaacHe* UT N onf own land, bne TO hesthen c1nn.
1es In the Sandwich Islands, when Ia sSHa- V;a'
a '1aafS M95s Tas leTp S thss o.
at,ss, AT inst they had g1ass houses 19aar ~ ING
,ga5.y Structures without seata Of eIass Window.
y. y me progress Of civilization they syere ahie r.
M m th %osden bu.l1ines with seats tower and be
He.e hu,!t X the natives under directions
ase Sn Stsr al s95s s.nd Rsthsp
thcse Churches. owned BY them. bad bes iaa
e, I, tnsa 1hey ase - then they hsTo
sfo3o them In India the Board tomine5pStS ae pp
Dnaiotng sesy large and ride structures. MT ~
'nserted hcaihens but for schools for na,ixa shM
IN N. ofMn99 r. 79 taey ss seea had ye eons4ssa
espl:cit testimony ia ar5T of the ena 4ase
eseh PS,l92g, a,aap'e e he saais of tha no
g. shSald be Of Tho plaiaest dcsepiion a01 od,d
ger inan necessary, Kefereuce beinr haa W 10 10
PC Mhen the congregation shall be ncre,ssoo' ~ 'ae
enS!1 cSt ~ ana a6s TO esect bette. Tsy essims,e
IT p 70 FIT, hEt now the prices rrs .i,sn u
nb!ed. The Madeira mission said tbat ,a!sa;t %m2
ascnes should be built Of sun.blEned br;rpa nud
, 1865-10-05

VIC do not like to adyE1tse worthless varrs o.
articles calculated to deceFu our reade7.: md WHEN
we see ao advertiser like M1. Hemboad. whom ve
have Known for yezA gradually extend his adrer..
iohom 5cs1 to yeas nnt he becomes the largest ad-
vtser IN the Emitted States, We arc satisfied tn.t the
fateu0ts IN regard 10 hls articles xusr Be cogKrc-
, 1865-10-05
NORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ OyF1cx O. TIE BoARn or PuB11c Wnsxs,
yh.,.x CHICAGO Sept e. 1865.
easo 6ss ordered that hs alley running est sad West
;iio1ea o!ocS q Canal Trustets anbdtvIsiou Of sec
Mod M :t1eets hs nlled aded and rsnEed ssid ~orR X
b n pnne 4noer the snpenteLdence Of tic Board Of
saa tFentysl5 t9lD dollars he upoa thc ri
@ Sa!als aeemed benefited by tto fmpros ement 10 a.
eastsr :. amended n euc6 case made and provided;
noH. tnefeloln public notice Il hereby EiYe1 10 ali
oaI ot IHIlte Works viii tneet i Roon 10. Is Il
IT, PIT Hense u ss,d eth e. th the Day Of Oct
the amount dircc:ed ~ aforrtaid b tde Common
dted BY the Improvement se47~
]. @. GISDElE,
FRED. LETT.
,,- 0. j. ROSE,
Ee44r3ts.Gt y. - -. " Ho4's "o9Ass
, 1865-10-05

Cnuul1,
43artncr5hip.

DlsSso.kuTIoN.-The I. Co-part-
\ nePHP nn3PHP eerotorr cIisInE under t,.r sirlr y,
1s,1 snS III .1ad III Gsnss VII be sied a'G On u
=. = sumaes under the nAnIe OF i. l. DoitI IN. 81 sao
ptlf Sp 'A w.
, 1865-10-05

SchfRberE'~ &sersnnn Ointment.
~ n%Ianfed ctTten CURE, EIthout the s1t.htest dan.
FIX rtxe1 s1!es ail n91e and Eth Dsesses t solo p1o
eaIc OF J. II. REED d COS, ~ Lake sttet Chicarn
, 1865-10-05
q e 90 @ a

To Loan Improved Farms withln 100 miles of f,b,
rago. for three I've IrncipaIs ous nt,d NJ
ply. i. E. PEARsOSs
PSI us Randolph STREET.
, 1865-10-05

nas1nE heen c9rd Of Srcsmatortea By oc]aars
IT nhys11An ana obtatDrH his method Of hratmeuf
HFf1r 20 send eutIcG13 01 self abuse the H,ean4 v
..1s Eea my Ssn q pcsMa1-htiy All eotnmua
31nuS coonccnu2l. Autifess with stann v. Il ST4E
LEi, q. y. DzAwes @4SN kh!cago In. y. nj
, 1865-10-05

:, :. - .3AAs1 ~ GE NUIEU
Every Time 1y plant that Eeows around erv hon.n
~ Ine limited ftAles EAc1oSe One Dollar and vii
etna " ftst1b n14n the narc nlhnt an manneT ~
STREET, Chicago, Ill W. -u!oe ~,
, 1865-10-05

Esan!lhhed for the tFeatr1rnt and cure of CtRoxTr
ulbEAsEs- Removed Crosby'a Ilu1ldtnr IL ana
~ State street. THO Electrical Hootas 1nd fhertrcai
so me Treatment Of 10th suppoeed
sc..p191i- JII&rT st N-
, 1865-10-05
MY OBJECT


1d th's notice to uake fscts known to the public and
respectable des1es, beliertng, af,ez 90 many years.
exe1tsous, that the Drngriat1 viii diseountenauce
such proceedings and thss the reputation OF my AZ
tfe'a may not be damaged BY the use OF inferior Of
spurious ones.
knowing that many nay rad this article who arr
unacqualnted with me, sppend fcw remark, FINN
those Of my native city, md ~hnso nsmes arc known
IN all parts Of the world: :.
Eesns personally acquainted with III. II. 7. ue,p,.
bold 1t .nofds me pleasure In stating have beea;
most fasozably Impressed With his tncr1 aud ,rter
y, End EEzttned 1t hls surcesx--~ -
, 1865-10-05
ENNEfak Hmd En16s

Are but too often the 1ore-runncrs OF Consumn4tor
and ought never TO be ntgiecIe4 They should sfsr~s
e nttsnsS e TO to the earliest stages Sellers Cough
effnp = sne sIr9st @ AID most aotetv remedy.
or sEle by BNRkHAME VAN f{,tf AirE H7,n,a
lac InTSgsts, 18 Lake ssrtet, Chicago md dfnsEisss
, 1865-10-05

Catns'rA Scrofnla! &c.
,fHsT D.fcoykKy u roa1rfyE ExAEut1s-wN- r
5LlSCE- EnshnS. octn thc OILY HcutedIes for th+ss
y. e, neart, Stomach. Uterine md Kidney MslsdIss
I1n.sanauona qTapensts BsonchItiG, Incapieat Con
Nrsa Nl1Ei' .Ds nspsiI eti, pt.t 11e. Syoa.
Fe.S 4 '1A0lp-
, 1865-10-05

r = 1eI@ @LGIIyS
/ ARRHEA SYRnP
Will cure Diarrhea, Dysentory, sp.n-
mer Complain 8, Colic, Cholera Nor.
bus, and all Deraneomenta Of the
Bowels. eitherin Children or Adults.
ne aost pleasant and etcctEa cye7 discovered
i II Dk: e AEAstEhLi's DlAl:ii1!EA SYRUP.
E1or thtse dan Eeroas compiainis II is he
ne4 medicine IN the world for CHILDREN Nhn
1ficc 10 cents Fer bottle
p fos sale At Pr. Z. EASTERLY's Family N,s1j-
Ene m &, ft.n w 3sctsn street Chicago Ill., and for sale
, 1865-10-05

A1 - NJ bfEUB1Fl'H
?!ll; MEDICAL n1srESsAI:Y. 1872 sonth C,sk ss,rrt
El!caSo lpst C15ce Box 65,51. Quice OMEN n n
hoHrs Chsrhlc 13iscaA& diseases Of nrtTa1 .na
GeestT natusC In both se1c.. treated Ii, the ast
tE!"hinc manner, aal ~d1a unprecedented snrrrss
icy 70 sL,lacd that 41cu;s DO moi come IN con-
III III w1Ih zach 0thct Comn7Hntra.1ons strictly con
1s VA toosu1taiion Froc. Rr.n-nb brr the tti,nhnr
,,i, hseF th1 4ot teieshce. send 10 cents md cci
~HNun+ gh,
, 1865-10-05
Proposals.

0FFICE DEPOT COMMITS
~ sARf tf Subsistence, Chicago, Octobcr9 > 1sc.
asad roposas IL duplicate, viii copy of III III:
nnqt o'clock n. fhursay, fle ssh nf ~ coSe ohSe
IT, ios the following enbsiscnee strs
"a 1M barrels l,rIIe liees Pork. ''1'
or boxes- ~ 'o1o"'oe3'. III Aefeess barrels
Is, Io hs IN Inspected at atller' -e1pense- -~----
ne hg IT. .9 ne maae n such funds aana5 be sup
ener g1n9a; 70 hs ndotsed Proposals for subs!,t
: p..s: - Colonel and CON. sub.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
BATES OF ADvEKTIsiNG

Business Notices published In the local columns Of
UNDER wi be charged for each insertion tl II
ten ifres, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached 81;
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices Of Festivals PcRics and Excursions gotten by
Individuals associations, by churches at the regular
prices.
Advertsements loaded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices, ften lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers TO pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices OF every description
be charged the OF tl so for each In the
Daily and cain the Daily and Weekly the same 10 be, in
all cases, paid In advance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
The Appl cation for the L N tied Sta te =
NIcamer NIAGARA keiuaed.

WssHINGToN June e-An application hss
been made by Cyrus W Field, 10 the Secretary
o. the Navy for the detail of The United States
sieames NisgaIa. to assist in laying The Atlantic
caole As Do Official notification OF the rescind-
ing OF the order that vessels OF war Of the United
States shall not be permitted TO remain more
thar twenty tours in any British port the Request
cannot be acceded TO
The published information of the repeal of the
order excluding belgerent vessels from more
than tveDty four hours stay in British ports con.
cedes belli gsrent light. to rebels vet, snd admits
the Shenandoah TO equal privileges with United
States vessels This i doubtless intended to
allow the Shenandoah. the only rebel pirate now
float, to get back to England from the East
lndles where she VAS At the last adyices
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
General SlOcum's Farewell address
&c, Ac.. &c. &c. Ac.

General SIocum's Farewell Address.
WASHINGTON. June THE following farewell
address has been promul gated by Major General
Slocum, to the Army of Georgia:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF GEeReIA. !
WARRINGTON, ID c., June 6-6 p N
General Orders, No 10
With the separation of the troops comprising
this army, in compliance with recent ORDERS the
organization known as the Army Of Georgia will
virtually cease to exist. Many of you will at
Once return TO your homes No one now serving
a. volunteer will probably be rel aimed in service
against his will but short time longer. All will
soon be permitted 10 return and receive the reward
due them, as gallant defenders of their country
While | cannot repress feeling of sadness at
parting with you, congratulate you upon the
grand results achieved 10y your vAlor. fidelity and
patriotism No generation has ever done more
for the permanent establishment Of just and
liberal form of Government More honor for
their nation than has been done Tor the past four
years, by the armies OF the United States. and
the patriotic people home, who poured out
their wealth IN support OF these armies, with a
lberaty never before witnessed in any country.
Do not forget the parting advice of that great
Chief VINO led YOU through your recent brilliant
campaign: "As in war you have been good
soldiers. so in peace be good citzens Should
you ever desire 10 resume the honorable proies-
SION you are now about to leave. do not forget
that this profession is honorable only when fol
lowed in obedience TO the orders OF the consti-
tuted auhority of YOUR Government.
With feelings of deep gratitude 10 each and all
OF you Tor your uniformly solderly conduct. for
the patience and fortitude with which you have
borne ali bardships il has been necessary to i'm
pose upon you and for the uuflnching resolu-
ton with which you have sustained the holv
cause in which you have been engaged, bid
you farewell w SLocUN.
Maiar General Gam .ndtDg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
The right for Provisional Governor
of Alabama.

WASHINGTON, June S-A portion of the Ala
bsma delegation were at the White House again
to day.
Messrs Davis Brady and Bib asserted
by loyal Alabamians TO be rebels OF the most
malignant type, Who are now, that the rebellion
Is suppressed. endeavoring TO get control OF the
reconstruction movement
Messrs Moore Parsons and Tibbs have beer
regarded a. favorable to the Union but open tc
suspicion for their associations with the Secession
element in Alabama
The intententiOn Of this delegation. when the
came here, WAS to recommend Colonel Seybold
a rank rebel. for Provisional Governor; but thi:
idea was abandoned after they reached here, anC
they now recommend Mr. Parsons He is op
posed bv the LOYAL men of Alabama, who recon
mend Wm II Smith. Union man, who wa.
forced 10 abandon the State in 1863. on account
of his Union sentiments BE has been an active
promoter OF the Union cause. and was instru
mental in raising the First Alabama cavalry reg
iment, which has rendered good service during
the wsr.
Should the delegation now here succeed in 90
tanning control of the State the frightened Oy
alsts say is will not be safe for them TO return tC
Alabama
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

H-FoR MORE THAN TwEYrYYEARs

tE~F0R MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
Of trial. and is constantly increasing in public favor.
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and cheapest
made Its price is only 80 cents and each bottle con-
ians double the quantity Of dye in those usually sold
for 81.
THIS HAIR DYE Is manufactured BY peculiar pro-
cess, which renders II infinitely superior any dye
market Being complete IN one bottle preparation
Is required. which greatly smplfes the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that EusrT DEAD sp-
pearance by which dyed IL and whiskers readily
recoguized when inferior article has beeh used
produces perfectly natural color Of any shade that Is
desired, from rcn brown to Ietty, lustrous black,
that will not smut crock or stain the clothing Invest
IS cents and you will be convinced Sold by all Drug
gsts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A /. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEMAsBARNEs& 4 co New York, Wholesale Agents.
nyIO-deod-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
DAILY. kEEFER q RUSH,

Wholesale Druggists No. - South Meridian street.
g. s. LACEY General Travelling Agent for the Western
States, l67 Dearborn rect, Chicsso, illinois.
y. B.-None Genuine unless the box i signed IS. 4
HOWE" jAn3i-dlyeot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
.emand for tne -urrendcr OF the
StOnewali.

.emand for tne -urrender of the
StOneWaIi.
NV York, June S-The Herald's Washing
special SAYS: formal demand has been made
upon the Spanish Government for the surrender
of the Stonewall Of course.no answer has been
received, and the matter goes ahead for dis
cussion.
Notwithstanding the irtmations of the British
press il is not the intentiOn of our Government
10 abandon or in any way abate the demand upon
England for damage to our commerce by Anglo
rebel pirates.
The dsbandng OF portion OF the army is 10
evidence of cowardly policy: enough will be
retained to enforce any demands upon Foreign
Governments, and ii necessary the veterans
mustered out easily be summoned back to
hll.it.
Ii is understood that primary measures have
already been taken In reference TO the enforce
ment of the Monroe doctrine, and notification
served upon Napoleon that since we have set
tied our own family affairs will not submit TO
European Interference with those OF our sick
neighbor. Mexico. and with a very plain intims
ton given that Napoleon must not only stop
sending more troops into Mexico, but must with
draw the French and Austrian troops now there.
and leave the people of Mexico to decide for
themselves whether they will have an Empire or
a Republic otherwise il will be our duty TO see
that the Republicans have fair play
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
Davis Tr,ar Like'y 10 be Postponed.

WASHINGTON, June Sit i not nov probable
thai the trial OF JEFF Davis will take place until
September The Superior Court OF the District
OF Columbia in which the indictment sss found
will adjourn TO morrow. and there - At present
no prospect of special term of the Court during
the summer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
w-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED

the virtues Of BuILs CEpRox rrrRs if any
be. read the following certificate frsm gentlemen vel
known in this community, and doubt no more.
It's 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 CEDRos BnIrss in case Of general debility
and prostrston Of the system, and believe its general
use would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly would this be the
especially those who exposed to the mssmatic in
fuences in the Southern climate.
NAJ. PHILIP Spell.
Collector Int Rev. Sd Dis. KY
CHAs. B COTTON.
Collector Of the Port of Louisville, KY.
COL H. DENT,
Provost Marshal General Of Kentucky
REV. ID. p. HENDERSON,
Vice President of Sanitary Commission.
HARVEY, HUGHES 4 CO.,
Publishers DemycrRt.
GEO. p d ERN,
Proprietor Louisville Anaeigsr
HUGHES 81 PARKHIIL,
wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main street, Louis
vile, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
wholesale Shoe Dealers, Xain street, Louisville.
HART 4 NAP0THER
Lithogrsphers, corner Market sD1 Third streets,
Louisville, KY
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merch ant. corner Third and Market sts..
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. s. ?. HILDRETH,
Of the steamer Major Anderson
MAI. l. Z. THURSTDN.
Paymaster T. 5. Army
c. N. METcALP.
National Hotel Louisville, Ky,
COL. JESSE bAYLEs,
4th Kentucky Cavalry
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE BY
DAILY, KEEFEt< n ks'SEI,
% South Meridsn ST., indianapolis.
fvkwl2toam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
THE
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK.
Financial Agent and Desig mated
Depository Of the u nited Statess
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL ol 900 600
CASH CAPITAL PAID Is. IN................... $500 900

XHIILL receive subscriptions, financial agent Of
w the Government, for all OF its popular loans
Will collect gold interest registered and coupor
bonds the most liberal terms. Currency bonds cashe'
presentation when due.
Always on hand full supply Of Z. 2. stamps.
for sale at the regular discount.
Will buy and sell all government securities orders
Washington, coin and exchange in all the principal cit
les.
viii make collections throughout the West and East
Gt very reasonable rates.
Will receive deposits and loan money at per cent
good security
Having unlimited faciltes will transact all kinds Of
banking business fair terms and vfth the utmost
promptness.
THO. p. HAUGHBY, Prss't.
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier.
indianapolis. Dece nber ;, iSG4.
dec4-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

ALI kinds Of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

will buy and sell Gold, Silver Exchange, Govern
Vouchers Orders Washington, State Stocks and
Public Securities Of every description.
Collections will be promptly made, and kind Of
attended that belongs 10 legitimate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent upon
made for the Of Deposits and
the accommodation ofDepositors
In addition 20 the responsibility OF the United States
for the liabilities Of the Bank the Stockholders
Sduay responsible the extent Of their STOCK add
tion the invested in such shares thus sordng
the most ample security 70 the public.
The following the present Stockholders of the IN
stitntion'
VIM H. English, wm. Braden,
". R.Nofsinger, Benz. +. Tnttle,
Lewis Jordon. John W. Murphy,
Deoss Root, Judge y. u. Finck.
.er. AcLene,
J. z. ID Laniel, Of y. Y, Nm- willard,
Gov. o p. Morton A Baldwin,
Hon John J. Morrison, D. W. Noble,
Gen. Laz. Noble, w. o. lockwood,
Hon. Oscar B. Hord, Daniel Hennessey.
Hon. 7. A. Hendricks, James Powers,
Hon. David Kilgore, J. L. Slaughter,
Hon. James A. Crsveps, LEcian Hills,
Hon John C. New, W.s.T Morton,
Hon. ]. N. Sullivan, Barnabas Coffin.
Rev. Wa A. holiday, John q. Herefh,
Prof c. n Todd, DIR. J. NJ Castor.
J. George Stilz, II. B. Filch
George W. Riggs. DIR. j. n. wooSbul
Robert Browning inc. G.. Wright,
W. J. Holiday, John Hendricks,
W. K. Holloway, A. J. Dsnforth,
J. N. Maxwell. James Greene,
VIM. II. Fry, 4. D. Bihngsly,
A. J. Hay, W. ". Leathsrs,
r. r. Parker, James Winslsw.
J. L. Hoton,
wnsow, Lanier Co.,
J. A. Ross, lulyli
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-12
Rumors of War with England

WASHINGTON, December !, 1866
There is reason to believe that the Eng
lish Government has made a formal de.
mand upon Mr., Seward for the suppress.
sion of all PUBLIC Fenian demonstrations,
and that the failure to do so will be re.
garded asa hostile act. This demand 10
based upon disclosures recently made in
England relative to the strength and OBJ
ject of the Fcnian movement, and the
matter was considered in the Cabinet
meeting today. The Radicals are get.
ting somewhat uneasy.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-12
Congressional Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, Dec 5.-But Elittle
was done in TIE Senate today besides
reading the Message. The credentials
of Messrs. Alcon and Sharkey, Sena-
tors elect from Mississippi, were present.
cd, and ordered to lie OH the table until
further action.
In the House, select committee
was appointed on the subject of q UNI
form bankrupt law, aE
a resolution was nearly unanimous.
" adopted, declaring that the public
debt, with interest, should be promptlv
paid. A committee of one from each
State was ordered topreparc resolutions
lestifying the respect of Congress for
the memory of the late President
Lincoln.
Rev, c. B. ABoynton, Congregations.
a list, late Of Cincinnati, was TODAY
elected Chaplin of the House
At the, conclusion of the reading Of
the Message in the Honse to-day, there
was applause from all sides. /. il gen
eefally regarded as frank exposition of
the Presidents views on The vita, onos
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-12

al means OF identification, aud ans ac.
cesslole record will be prepared ofeverv
grave.
II subscriptions may be Sent to
MRS; N FhIillp Williams or Mrs. Dr. a.
II. "A. Boyd, Winchester, Va.
Ia CITIZENS OF WINCHESTER AND
VICINITY In fuuherancr ofthe above
"","Jort all persons who have graves Of
Confederate soldiers upon their lands
are requested to report to Mrs. Philip
w 'lllams or Mrs. Dir. A. II. II
BOYD. 80
Al approving papers are requested
to c"irv.
w INCHESTER, VA, Fov. 26, 1868 -
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-12
taieF from Enrnne

~, NE~ Yonk, Dec. 5.-rhc sto.n, l..
sns 10y Of Ne~ Koth, from T,irn" snip
~" N" "!' and Q"censtown Esd, ,rripo1 'f~o',
or n., ,S 'S1q"a"@oaA "a sailed on III. o..
h'N0oS, Nov. 2s.--pbs no,.:
E'a, T"ms IS 4"imporant The BpDp pOp''oal az
.cn,a,. ,'''u has reduced the fa.o S Of A." o'
'o,,mt IN t"six per cent, o' as
h,a me number of Fenians admir-,
o"i'. D,'' IS regarded as an indicot;nn 1 -, 20
S ybe' ,"F rp chiefs will be prosecuted '""' '
80, ,'s9 COMPANIES Of London and I"sur'
o;,,;. ,iu; are reported to have Loaf ,'Herc r
%u %'.'lon sterling by the des,rno,; halt
Vest. '''o" ships at Key,
,cr e 70 r,noneh ooo army has been redve.ds -.
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aultion in French. .

IL inc no. = a. .,l BAHEY is desirous Of tor,,,
fen J sns5 S5snGh language pupils 'ni,Tss'ion ni,
g. Waaaap VI aor%s "pplyat The residence Of Il. I,
y dec l2'G5--4
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"a 1VLEN near Losgtovn 8nEalti33
Old, 3D. wins ins TIM Grey HoRsEF IS EFtdiasy slh
by the eaI1a nands high thin maj" inn. IN front, is
REUBEN BELL
dec 1865 itiJag Longtown, Sc.
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culture tfioPfan IN Ifa, letter states that ,ho o,,,
sofavorabIv y IS Progressing so ranid1 nI cotton
Longer py ob,iSy.d me home manufactoriioa iina,yand
lions of mged Grna to send monthlv fo' no
win. scvara, 10 Liverpool to buv ""r on,n mil
formed in'J,or, rich associations hsvo cotton
extend cotton n, doringtho next ysor oeon
Sicily p''"'a'ions all over Naples % VIII ",!,