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Sheets &c Aso an Invoice Of Silver Plated Ware Cata-
logues ready carly on morning Of sale.
DEM. r. FAIRCHfLD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID Institute Fair ciosedJ offer for sale BY auction
Timber Lumber sashes sh.fng, Pulleya Hangers steam
the Armoy Building on Fourteenth street between Sixth
Nav York, October 90 1855 rHOs @ SMITH Sec q Com
IL 5000 OF Pittson Coal NJ auction. Once OF the
rsnnsivsna Coal ccmpsny III broadway New york Oct
auction. wedne:dsy the 1S.h OF Ocoorr merit At io
BURDBrT, JONKS 90. AnctonesS ~ on 10 5000
tons a fresh mined Piston Cos OF the usual slzes de-
her The sale YIN b pc.ye and upon s usual condition.
IT the time OF sale rcrms5o cents per ton In current
funds payable the dag Of SALE and the balance with the
tar Of six cents TIM, In current funds
GEORGE A. HOYT, Treasurer. q
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uENRY n LEEDS AUCTIONKER- -
III HENRY b. LEEDS MINER win sell by sussaOs.
Ss Il. s q re-. fs EFT
* s ssas asu sot 81 am
Wass s,ss piIssn be-:
Stands Bottle si.nds c.ts sssssss Duh Gov.n faissaa
Wedgewood Juss Plated Tops Breakfast sst Butter Dishes
with bohemian Glass standard silver tops Ice Jug Ossse
marble and cos o ss ronns Fsars
and Fancy Articles Further particulars In catalogue jan
be examined one day before the sAle a. above
HRNRY D. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
W; n f o.: .1s Tuesday,
9c. ~ sss q 10Y o.c.cck :. private rssdescs No
perty OF gentleman declining housekeeping consisting Of
PARLoRs
Manss Mirror eSiy carved Psr ana csns TsSs .
Sn s. carved su ~ ssn n
gold crmson three oclored brocate made 81 Meeksi
Pieoe by Baum and BSoshsut LSndscapes b. Ia Crsas
Rugges and English SCHOOL, holy Family; HaodaAsns "
Guido Rsin and Others HEpaooxs.
Tapestry and Ingram C.rpees black walnut and nahegnl
Dedstead Bureaus Chairs and Cottage suts best c1re4
HAIR Mattresses, Feather BsdA Bosssrs and Phowa Tose
DINING ROOM
pess crocis| and Gl.ssxsrS Cusery.. a. Ii.o ssvsed
bottles old Jamaica Rum, Port and Rhine Wines -
Also general assormsnt Of Kitchen Utsndis 10. b.
HENRY D. nINKa AUcTIoNEER .-,,,.
Will SELL A AUCTION.
ruEspAx S9s FIJI = 1 a e $,SIocx.
Particulars In Tuesday'a Herald. - 49,
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Total receipts since August .lSS 902
Tho stock Of cotton on hand had boon somewhat
duccd by increased shipmenta Tho following d the
latest report received
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ro MILLINERs AND COUNTRY sToKEKEErBRs.
ii WHOLESAIE

At Grand street cheap We cut millinery goods
cheaper than down town obbers sell whoe pioes Gall
Mark the addressH1 and 3k 0vand and 50 Allen strucA
eh block east from the Dowery Entrance 70 the wholesale
department g Allen street.
Second hoor-straw and relt Goods n 4N1 Sill 5
Third hoor-Ribbop~ Millinery and SILK Goods
Fourth Goot-Csse Goods only EDWD. RIDLEY.
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Capt h one OF the shre~de>t steamboat cap
tsins ca the Ohio caught Jeremy Ditiler
Oh board his boat one bip and pinned him up in
gooJ s,yie lt seems the fellow laid traverse
10 get clear OF pzyiug his liTe. aud assisted that
he had pAii but had lost hi- ticket Whom
did YOU Day to- asked the clerk Why he
rather guessed II sas The cap,an Captain X
Was summoned 10 Tie eoaiereuce "Oh, YES
yes" saiJ Captain n Iii appears 10 me do
recoilect Let me see-you gave me a $40 billy''
.'l les sAid the Diddler Il did " And gave
YOU your change ID halt dollars, didn't H."
Yes" said he Diidier. that's it-recollect il
perfectly. Very Nell. SAYS Captain h, Il
won't dispute your Sord iog anylhing; bat If you
please. | should like 90 see thO-e halves" The
fellow lFlpped .hese hs east expected il
de could Dot produce the halves. aud bad 10
fork oSsg his i1Ts
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FlNHK Company holds by lease. and In fee, about
lands Western Indiana, bordering both sides OF n
wabash river Maps Of these lands may be at the
odce VI se Company, nCosngton Ind at the ONCE oi
Nm Dale, Nc. y Park Place. y. City, A. the scs sf
Hon. j. X. Coro;h, Huntington, indiana, and at the
onies Of Roach NeOontid, fndisuapeis.
A refeteuee 10 the report OF the Hop. David Dale
Owen late State Geologst will show thAt these hand
ia the midst Of the finest coal fields OF th
State, abounding also IL salt, iron and other varabe
mineral substances.
Nesrths mouth OF Coal Greek where the Company hss
large quantities. OF lands sslt has been discovered
equal Ia quality 10 the Ksnswhs. This water pro-
cured 81 years ago BY boring. amer. the On
ondAga s< finding its way down the wabash and Erie
Canal M Thomas, the proprietor, finding himself up-
able 10 compete with H. Abandoned the manufacture In
his boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts pToys to have been coal Oil
those lands all lie Ia close proximity 10 the hsbAsL
and xrie Canal, some OF fthem upon I,s banks
Ar. John McNanofny the business agent Of tes com
pay, Las returned from tour VI observation OF the e
xous of convinced that the lands leased
by the company, Fountain and PArks counties k.s.
surface Indications present themselves stong analogy
in the osl and mineral substances found french
Greek -Pennsyls where the greatest quantity and
the valuable OIL IL foand kr. EchAnomy has ppr-
all for -psr.tion. and 10
pairing with experiences w0rkmsn tAe speedy Develop
nsn VI the hidden Treasure OF the lands Ohe company
Anlhs indices OF eea oil, ound in localities where II
esities Of the lands % the Company snording every
rational prospect OF success The eompsay thinks
necessary any other reference the character
Of the iand other than the report and map referred
$iee 900 " the stock being 100 shares 10 proposed
By the Company to be offered in the market al snsha
is vsne beisg 80 share, for the pnrposs OF
sIdIng the Company ia speedy development Of the
lands apr95-dkwtf
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BOARD HORSES.
LAW SCHOOL.
LAW SCHOOL.

YlNHE MKT SESSION or The LAM SCHOOL Or
III the NorthwestsTn Christian University, at Indi.
annapolis, will Commence the frst Monday Of December
aud continue fsar months.
The Professors Of this Insti, Hon David
Dvnsld, L D., T. 8. Datrct Judge for this state; Hon
Charles Ray oDe Of be Judges of the Supreme Court
OF Indiana, Abd Hon Albert g. Porter late Reporter o.
the supreme Court of Indiana The character Of thess
gentlemen a. lawyers give sufficient ASSURANCE hist n,
School will be conducted ably aud efficiently
The Colrse OF Instruction will embrace Two sonus
sessions Of fonr months each. The object IL give
every student such training In the various brAnehe,
ef The Conmep Law and Equity In the Code Of Practice
and f1eadng In Constitutional Law and IN the yu
prudencs of the Ustsd States ~ ts enable him
On the practice saceessfully. distraction will be KvsI
by day lectures and rretsons In the Ts1t
weekly Asot Court.
The tuition Is 80 per session, payable IN advance
This enbfsces sn ises, sxcep. ths diploma Fee whei
l. -. 80 1890
For further particulars, address Hss David GeDonsls
at indianapolis. EIIJAH GOODWIN,
ssP29- d7n Pres. sexrd Directors. n. NC L.
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MEDICAL.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDBN PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR YEnAL.Es.
Infuiiibic In Correcting IrreYu-
iarities, Removing Instructions
Of the Monthly Turns, from
Whatever Cause. and Always
success sful aS a Preventative,

And the "snly sure and cERTAIN RExEDY for all
those Arictug complaints - peculiar 10 the sex whsh
er married or single"
These Pills nothing ae~. bat have been .se1 by
the Doctors for many years, both in France and Amer
lea with unparalleled in every case and be 10
urged any ersand ladies who have used them 10
the Pills public, for the alesiAiion Of those suf
fernK from any irregularities whatever, wei a. 10
prevent an increase Of family where health viii not
Females peculiarly sitnsrsd, OF ths suPros
ps them selves So cautioned against ssiEs these
Pt while in tha, eendItOn,a the proprietor assumes
e responsibility ansr the above stnonion. afthough
their mildness would preventauy mischief to health
Otherwise the Pills arerecemmeRded. Pull and srpici.
directions aeeompsny each boz.
so eeo BoxRs HAVE BEKS SOLD IN TWO YEARS
Ten thousand boxes sent BY letter. beth by myself and
agents 10 al parts Of the wsrd, 10 which answers have
bee returne which ladies meth Ike the sbovs
Pills have bsen known since the SCIENCE OF MIDI
CHM DAwNgD UPON THg WORLD IN REMOVING.
INSTRUCTIONS AND RESTORING NATURE TO It's
PROPEl CHANNEL, qnietiRg the nerves snd restoring
the rosy color - slth 10 the cheek etthe ns deli
cate.
PRICK 81 oo PER BOX SIX BOXES for - 70. -
Sold ~ all Dru ygists, and BY the folls~ing yebbng
aud prug Houses Agents for indianapolis, Indiana:
Ladies Ly sending a can procure the Pills cent eSn
ndentally by mail. and without observation, 10 sny
part of the city or o0autry,) and for sale By
roNLISSoN cox, No. y. East HasAisstss street.
sTkwAkT \ AORGAS. No. 10. East Washingfon
street
street
HHLEY Noe Is and -. Bates Block
y sESOUR, Ne 5, Bates Hoase bleek, and by
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Clergyman. while residing In South America,
missionary discovered safe ana simple remedy for the
Cure of Nervous weakness Early Decay. Dsease Of ths
Urinary and semn Organs, and the whole train OF dis
orders ought by bansiu and vicious hsbs. Great
Numbers have been already cured By this noble remedy
Prompted by desire benefit the Afflicted and unfeitu-
nat. will send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine, Ia sealed envelope, 10 Asy shO needs it,
Ire, or c4dygs.
Please ihelose paid envelope addressed to your
sel: Address, JOSEPH I. IMAM,
s.p9dly Station d, Bible House, New York City
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T II Z D ALLY II F. R A l. D


The Extra Sssson u The Iegisatare will meet In Tin
cily "a the ISn dag o. Sssenbei. and It's business,
with which connected o. he most important PO-
eal and ananeia questions that have ever been pre-
seated the Representatives Of the people u Indiana
will be brought before this body for setisn.
The DAILH HEkALD win coniala FALL asd complete
report Of the preceding Of the session, which without
DOUBT will be tue most important heidin ths state
We will mail the Daily Herald Weekly Sestisel to
subscribers daring the sessoa, viz
Daily Herals...... ............ 81 -
Weekly Sentinei. 49,. .....-......... ..... IS
No attention paid to orders not accompanied ~ the
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The Bridal Cha IN ber, an Essay Of warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men Also new and re-
liable for Diseases Of the Urinary and sexssl
sysens-sent free. In sealed envelopes. Address Dr.
sKILLIS B0UGHToS. Howard Association. PAIladsl-
phiA, Pa apr&-dk~iy
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DAILY. kEEFER Il HUSH.

rholes.s Druggists. No. IL South Meridian street.
6s LAckY, ,GsRsr al travelling Agent fer the wsstsr
States, la, Dearborn street, Ctiesse, iifiaeis
ss-SsBe 6eaaiHs sslsss tst-r = siSLe4"s. u
EOwE hUsi diysss
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vlNHk A. 4 q. ". RAILWAY COMPANY ARE DIX
"A teTmined 10 do everything In their power to
make the Broad Guage the quickest, safest aud most
comfortable railway In the country The engines,
cars and other equipments entirely new and OF the
most modern and improved patterns nnequslled by any
other line on this continent The iron the entire line
Is new and heavy, and the bridges all and safe
The scenery Is not surpassed by any The cars
are wide, roomy and well ventilated.
Passengers leaving Indianapolis at $50 A. NJ by the
Columbus Indianapolis Central make close
turbsna with the $40 A. NJ Express out Of Cincinnati
the T:40 p. NJ Night K1press. Columbus indianapolis
Cenfa also makes close and certain connection s r-
bans with the Night Express the A. a G.. ". Rail
way, which leaves Cincinnati at lG50 p. NJ.
Through Tickets for sale at the Union Depot Indian
spes and at all the principal ticket osces in the East
aud West.
Baggage checked through. Rates Of fare as low ss by
any other route.
In asking for your tickets be they read via Allan
tic d Great Western Railway.
For particulars IN regard the roate Ac see small
bills and maps.
v. =. FULLER, d. NcIARIN.
Gent Ticket Agent. Gen'l Sup't
J. BURGESS BROWN.
Passenger Agent A. 4 G. ". Railway,
octle dtnoyi INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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The Funeral OF a. He a.

A correspondent of the Glasgow Herald Trans
mits the following: On Suncay morHing last
had the pleasure of witnessing al interesting
ceremony. which desire to record for the bene
ST of your readers and ii the DR.. Cumming. the
Times bee-mas,er happens TO be one of them
would recommend II 10 mis- notice Will.
walking with friend in = garden Falkirk
se obseTyhd two bees issuing ron one Of the
hives. bearing betwxt them the BODY OF defunc,
eomrade with which they dew toF distance OF
zen yards We followed them closely, and 10
liced The care with which ;hey selected con chi
eDl hole at Ihs eide of gravel wAlk-the teR-
derness with which ihey committed the hody the
head co~n~aTds. to the earth-aud the solici
tude wiki which they afterwards pushed against
i two little stoues, doubtless in memoTam
Their task being ended. they paused Tor mo
meat, perhaps 10 dFo? over their friend sym
psthiziug tear, when they then hes on from our
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ssGrear oaks frsm Iiiue acsrns
Grew"

Great OAK frsm itiue Acsrns
crew."
The worst diseases known to ths human race spring
from causes small 20 almost defy detection
The ,slumes u scientific lss that n The tables and
shelves II the medical fraternity shly z. 10 prove and
elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselSe, While you may. The smallest
pnpls VI The skin Is tslals and lsdicassr Of disease
fade and die away from the surface OF the body
but It will reach the vitAs perhaps. t.s and death be
the result and dual close. AAgseIs Bilious Dyspepte.
and Disrrh9s Pills cure where s others fall. While for
Burns Se.Ss CbbIAins, Cuts. and all .br..iOns ~ tn.
skin, N.ggel, Ss,s ]. niallbls sold BY Asggle, -
per boz. augS2-d&sly
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
STERLING'S AMBR0SIA,

Is willing recommend e. Three years of rapidly iG
ersAsing sAl.. have pads the Ambro.s famous all
the world.
iii. Warranted 10 Please.
II cures Itching Of the Head.
II makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads.
IL prevents the Hair from Falling 0st
It renders the Hair Soft aud Glossy.
ClsAnses the Scalp; Coos the Heated Brow; Removes
Damdru Cures Nervous Headache Cures Badness; In
sures usurIant Locks nclHes RAIr Curl supsrsede.
Wigs Kills Hair Eaters Good eject apparent at once
TO THE LADIES WE SAY.
The Ambrosa will spit you ~ 7. Elegantly put up.
Delicatey Perumed. Patronizsd by Opera Singers and
AersAfe. sold in splendid bsIss cartons, contain
ing two large botiles-No. for morning, No. for
evening.
There ~ nO Mistake about DC,
sTERIING's AABRoslA IS the best, most agreeable
.nd ereet,. toilet in tho werld To prove this try
carton.
Sold hy Druggist
Sterling's Ambrosia Manufacturing
Company,
els Fuitos street, new YORK.
.spe5-dtwiy
tH-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues OF Bulls CKbsos BTrEks, II any such there
be- read the following certificate from gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no Tsore
Its general introduction into the army VIII save the
lives -. thousands Of our soldiers.
LouisvILlI, June sd, 1868.
we the undsr.gDsd have seen the good elects ef Dr.
JoHS Bulls CxpRos BrTsss Ia case Of general debility
and prosI.sn Of the system: .ns s.;ss s m
Among soldiers particularly would ths De ths case
especially those who exposed TO the mlss@shs la
ausnces In the Southern climate.
MAJ PHILIP Spell,
Collector Int. Rev. sd Dis. Ky
CHAs. B. COTTON.
Collector " the Port Of Lsaisviils, KY
col. H. pKNT,
Provost ManLal General Of kspiueky.
REy. d. p. HEsDRRs0N.
Vice President Of Sanitary Ceuilsissi0n
HARVEY, HUGHEs CO..
Publishers Demyerst.
sEo. P poERN,
proprietor isaisviIls Ans.x.r
HUGHES PARKHlLI,
wholesale Dry Good. Dealers, Main street Lou,
vile, Ky.
DAVIS. GRKEN & CO.
HAkT NAPOIHER.
iithographsrs, corner Market ali! Third street.
Louisville, KY
JULIUS WINTER.
Clothing Merchant, corner Third ssi n.rtststs.
louisville, Ky.
CAPT. s y. HILDRKIA.
OF the steamer xsler Ahisrssn.
MAJ. l.. 4. THURSToN.
Psymaster u. s. Army.
e. n. MKTCALF,
National Hstei, Louisville, Ky
col JssSK BAYLES,
4fh Kentucky Cavalry
0k0k6E d. PRENTICE,
Louisville IearLG
Sold wHoLEsALR Rf
DAILY, kEEfEk a hUSH,
.s sssih xsTidi.H 81, ish.islis.
de, JG q dly4 l2toam
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THE WEEKLY SENTINEL

{. pablI.A.d every Monday. at u % per .nsu,a, iu
Assance.
UPNo paper sssi without the money nor continued
sisnssr uns fhaa pss for LL
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SOLICITOR or PATENTs.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
washington city, u G.,

- s. FLHyESToCK, late E1ansissr u. o. Paisai
- Ofres. For rsfsEsAes see c1reslars- 8ss. ftss
4 Norris Gsn Jns. Love and Gsn. J. Esynsiis
iyao ian
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HATES Os ADvEnTIsiNG.

Aavsrtlseaents inserted q longer time than three
zsnhs v BE charged proportional 70 the three month
scale.
L.o.l nstIcs., sx tass aud usder. % 81; tEsu
lines, aud less thas ten, ~ co. over kH hn's, "
cents per line sack Insertion.
transient as1 oeeassBsl Advertise nse1ts snd - 81
Nstiess must be paid fer in advance.
Marriage notices, el. Funeral seticss. 81.
We advertisements with cuts will be taken.
The of Advertising in the weekly Sentinel ~ be
tks rates charged In the Daily Herald for week
longer time.
Aaysrtissne discsn nnued before spifatOn ~
usSt si Be charged foE tie time lnssued according q"
tie above rates
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PETROLEUM.
WABASH PEFR0hRUM +!
COAL MINING co..
Al
90 NaTON N, IND
Capital stock, $3,25O,OOO,
Divided into $4,000 Shares at $50
Each.
INCORPORATED USDKR THx LAWS oF rHK STATE
OF INDIANA.
wlLIIAx DALE, ofSew York, President,
JOSEPH RISriNk, Cevingtol Vice President,
W. b. KERR, Secretary,
"a
ID 4 Il . G. { O 4. -

Hon. JOSEPH x. MCDONALD, Indianapo liz, tniizEi
John X. CoSfROrH, huntington. Indiana
Nm. DALk, New York City.
J0SkPH W. NRWiIN, Attiea, Indiana
- Jos RISrfSK, Co vim gtoD, Indiana.
kk. MCDONALD. Covington, Indians.
- DAVID NkBB, cosingtsh, Indiana.
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vgnE PEoPKuTogs OF ofTHf xyw YORK xUsgUK
ef Anatsuy have -sssefsIned, regardless Of az
pease issue free. lor the sshsft % suffering hn-
saly ss1 sspprsssiss II ascksry. four sf their es;
Interesting a.d ssrncttss Lectures Marriage and its
disqualineations Nervsus and Pkysiexf Dsofy, Pre-
mature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, weakness or
Depression, fmpotency Less sf Knerxy and Manly Few
err Srsss eseia Evil and thsss ksiaass Eessi
frsn ysshfa fsse. sf n.iariy. or Essrsaes
sf fPkysesoxy aad faws of Nssnrs.
Thsss isssDssb1s Lectures have bean the ussss Of
susshsssi.g ~ ssvisg thea ssnts ed si - forward
tsry. Nee Yssk Museum II alsts1J Ast nsAS1s, sls
6-ais2y New fsfs fs1xf dD
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THERE is NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL. -
- - NJ M - ~ -,~
CUREBS AND COPAIBA

UsA SURF, CEgIAIS.AsD SPEEDY CIRK fOR ALI
diseases fthe Bladder, kidneys and Urinary Organs
either I'm the Male Female, frequently performing
Perfect me short space Of three days.
always in less time than any ohef preparation. In tls
AND DCDPAIBA there IL need cenfne chang
OF diet. In its approved fern OF paste 4 entirely
tastless aud unpleasant sensation 10 the pa
fieBt and exposure IL T. acknowleges ~ the
learned IL The profession that in the above
diseases Cubsts sad Copsiba the only two rsede.
known thst be relied upon With .ny certainty oi
TlRRANT's COMPOUND KITRAcT or CUkEBs ASI
c0PAIBL yEvHR Flifx
Hsaufsetured esly by
TAR R Ant a CO.,
e.s Greenwick Street. New YORK
UT-ssid by Druggist. AL over u. world
sYl1s-dly
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O,ricr-Ssrih side Public Square, Cspias
ton, Indiana.
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NOTICE.
70 SPORrSMEN,

1N WANT OF A THOR0U0H BkOkF SETTER Or
II Poiltef DOx. Daa A0TrseC. " sult,.n Aoaltrls CO
Illinois Ia. fs~ - tasi 81 ale ,tssp sad ~aTr.n-
tsi oct- In
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

A New Work BY Hon. II. W. Hill
the. beginning OF the war
Ion. Henry w. billiard. NJ. G.. OF Al
ALBANIA, had ready for the press a work
TO be entitled. "Devane," which was cap
tured at Nashville upon the fall OF that
city. Mr.. HilliArd, after great trouble,
succeeded in finding the Mss, ana durlne
a recent visit to New York placed them
IN the bands of Messrs. Blelock q co.
Che wen known publishers, ~ Beckmsr
street, who will issue the book early u
October. Il il said by judges who have
o~a,,,;ned tbe work to be one Of the mos
chaste and fascinating novels presented
| to The American public for long serie
| of neutrality-suspicious. Record.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

to know that 20 important and interesting a work
has been resolved upon, aud that two gs;ntselpen
have engaged in the enterprise, who are known
to possess the qualifications requisite for
faithf6pand efficient accomplishment of the I'm
dertakinC To show the necessity FOR such a
publication, we need only glance at the great and
novel events ola public character, which trans
pired within the period named The lwSvk y de
handed, and no gentleman of Mississippi VINO
intends to keep himself informed TO the political
history OF the country, should be without it.
Wishing that you may be successful IN the
prosecution efyour enterprise. and not douotlng
but that you will succeed, with credit TO your
selves and great advantage to the public, ~
Tremain with high regard,
Your fiiend and serv't, 4
AMOS R JOHNSTON.
From Hon. T. J. Wharf n
JACKSON, Sept 20 1863
MEssRs HAMILTON g. PowER-GeRttemeR :;
Your proposal to publish "A Documentary His
tory OF the State of Mississippi, from the Presl
Dental Election in 1860 to the reorganization CT
the State Government in 1861 has been sub
mitted TO me- concur most cordially with others
who lave approved and recommended the pro-
posed enterprise.
The utility and value of such a work. and your
pecuIiar fitness to treat the subject should secures
| as sincerely hope viii prove to be the case,
| general Subscription .thr0ug haut the State.
am, gentlenen,
| Very Respectfully yours,
T. ]. WHARTON.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

WHAT IS DEMANDED OF THE SOUTH.
Judge Byrd, of Alabama, who, not long
since, went to Washington for the pur-
pose Of having an interview with the
President, publishes letter, in which he
says, from what he heard, he believes it
is expected that the South will
First: Declare the African race free by
the organic law of each State.
Second That each State will secure
and guarantee by her Constitution civil
rights to the freedmen political rights,
such as suffrage, sitting on juries, etc,
are not expected to be conferred on them
at this time these are matters to be left
to the discretion of the several States.
But the freedom of the African race
and the guarantee of their civil rights
are prerequisites to the reconstru ction o.
State Governments and their readmissior
TO tire Union. -l
The question, then, is narrowed dowr
to this: Will we make a constitutions
declaration of the freedom of the African
race and guarantee of their civil rights
or remain indefinitely under Militar.
Government?