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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04
cEDRoN,

which Il the basis Of the Bitters now offered 10
the public. That honor belongs 70 thesnnsive In
habitants Of Central America, to whom Its virtues
have been known for more than two hundred
years. Armed with it, the Indian bids defiance to
the most deadly malaria, and handles without fear
the most venomous scrpents. IL 10 belief with
them that while there Is breath len in the body the
Cedron is potent to cure, no matter what the dis
ease may be. 1jfci-ia 6
While Dr.. Bull isi not prepared to endorse this
extravagant pretension be 10 nevertheless Satisfied
from Q thorough examination Of the evidence rela-
ting to its virtues that as remedy and preventive
from all diseases arising from exposure, either 10
changes Of weather and climate, or to the miss-
matte influence, It stands
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

NsoRo SOLDIER SHoT.--A few weeks ago, negro
soldier shot of the white soldiers of this CON-
mand, who has since died. The negro wss placed
in the guard house, to avail. trial, and has been
confined there ever since. Last night about 10 Ia
o'clock, some forty OF FRY soldiers came over from
the Fort, being highly snraged at the Occurrences,
and overpowered the guard, entered the guard
house. and fred four times at the negro, each shot
taking effect. The guard gave the alarm, but the
shooting was done and the crowd disappeared be-
fore II was publicly known. II is thought that
the negro win die to-day
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04
WITHOUT A RIVAL,

and justly deserves the reputation Il has 90 long en-.
JOY cd in Central America aud tho West Indies
.1ll2 .SIQ0E
% eeEk0 .sEAH
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04
LoulsYllIa Aarertlsements.

Lack % specs, this week, snrbids Gets.,ca 20
ice Of all or any Of our Louisville sdvertsers.-
We can hnt refer to their style Of firm and busi~
mesa promising, at snothsr tims, TO say more con-
csrsing them. Thefollowing iistcmbrscss some Of
the best and most reliable business houses IN the
eiyi
Lisbey, White and cochnne. wholesale dealers
In Boss and shosa- IS. Barker b Co, wholesais
and retail Dry Goods.- Sherman 8 Co, Agrlcul-
tlral Implement and Seed Stors.--weller 4
Buekncr, dealers in pure copper distilled Bourbon
whiskey.---ScOtt, Dawson q Co, wholesale and
retail dealers In Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
--Godshaw, Flexner Co, importers and deal
ers in China, Glass and Queensvare.--S. Thomas,
Merchant Tailor, keepss s.e.k Of Furnishing goods
Sons, wholesale and retail deslers in Dry Goods and
Clothing.-R. A. Robinson Co, wholesale
Druggista.--Craig, Truman b Co., wholesale
dealers In Hats, Capsand Straw Goods --Tabue,
Davis Co, dealers in staple and fancy Dry Goods,
etc.---rerry b Smith, wholesale 0rOcers and
Commission Merchants.---S Casssday 4 Son, i'm
porters Of Queensware, Glass and Chins.--G.
Baurmann, importer Of Hardware, Cutlery, &c
I-Hutchings Duncan d Co, Grocers and Com
mission Merchants, and dealers in Leaf Tobacco,
stc.--Praiher Smith, dealers in Hats, Gaps and
Ladies' Fus-Hutchnso 4 Rsine, wholesale
dealers in Boots and Shoes.-0tter, Hsckett 4
Co., Grocers and Commission Merchants.-H. 8
Julian 3 Co, Rankers.-Dr. John Bulls Com
pound Cedron Bitters.
We would advise our merchants TO give thess
houses trial, beiieying that they win be treated
IN courteous and gentlemanly STYLE both In bust
ness and social point Of view. sY e'9'gES' g
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

co. BLANKS for sale, a, thiaqnicc.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22
JUST REcEIyED. BY EXPRESS.

CALL AND SEE.
WE are receiving IN psntbe folIoving necessary
w and dearabe Goods. which ws viii seiisi
.nalI advance. ie1cB,h cDlf;
very handsome Black shavts.
6sc yards "a hlrsrios shininss,
800 yards 80 fsnc, Gshco.
500 wares BLACK and White ditto.
$50 yards Dad Penney ditto.
soc yard, A. Light fsnti diits.
colersdAnd white Poekst Hsndtsrebisfs,
2to dozen Coats spooI Celtn.
AGO. bs prime Eio cafee.
eco lbs Black PsITsr
iit2 lhs cootitr ss',.
ss de1 Goat skin, far Boots ard Lsdi's shoss.
rs higs Dry Salt
200 VI. frscu saiis
sr1 NAVY Other desirshls sriirle-.
JAMES Y. NbI11Eb & CO.
Feh,nsry .. ~ s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22
SOUTHERN HEPATIC PILLS.

SOUTHERN HEPATlC PILLS.
A FEW Important Facts III regard 10 the South
"A ern HEPATiC Pills" 81sh8
/. They are prepared from the best quality 81
Medicines by the discoveter, now On aged Minister
,. They have been know for years nstesled BY
thousands. go
8. Five hundred pessons are lnG~n !, have bcen
cured by them.
4. They are moi RECOMMENDED by the Prophecies
for everything, butony foi diseases which arseirom
disordered lisen. M
s. Directions and certificates sceomI on, each boz.
aud these certificates ave iron Nelfknown and mos.
respectable indisidlsis.
6. Correspondents recommend them % gto, 70
Liver Disease, ChilIs and Fesets, fnsun oniI Jsunr
dice, Dyspepsia. Billiou. Ftyrs. Bill.eu, Rheuns-
iism. Worms, rlurisy. B,eoeLi,is &c.
7. Several gentlemen state thstths uss Of thess
Pills has been TO them an annual sa,rg Of from
$iesto $500; they are the best PlsntsticB nedrins
ever offered 10 the public.
8. Some ply sicisns % the highest Standing pre-
scribe4hem 70 their paiieniss and hundreds oi-bcKes
have been sold 70 regular PIs,ptiens,.
.. During the last quarter a,seo tcls. have been
ssd lotws Druegists. enc In South csroiinsand one
in Norik Csrolins; and some time ago over 3'7os
ssses wers ordered By Druggists In ono town n
yiysinia.
~ Price, IS . boz. For $50 . dosrn hores wft
be cent 10 any address. YER, iitessl Discount b
Druggists and country ms,ehsn,s. Cs,h (nsw cor
rencyl to sccoulpsn. orders -
For ssle in Hillshcrcrph hy
J.Y. Whitfield 8 CO.
August 10. Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22
Undertaking, at Hillsborough.

NJ UHueItaKIIS, at IlIIISDOTOugH.
THE subscriber is prepored 10 furnish Mahogauy
C0FFlNS Of all sizes. al one or two hours no
lice. They can be forwarded on the trains BY Rail-
road al one hours notice ss
JOHN CHEEK. Agent.
September IA. 63-om
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22
TIE HILsT1rCUtT iFtcEItR,
10 rUBIi,EKs wEKsLr
nv DlkEIh HEkRTT.

Terms. lieu Dollar, . Seat. q paid 10 %
,snse. Eleven Dsiie,s " tw Tat srhir hhe
months; o, Twelve Declare, u dsls.,d GALS .as.s
pirst ION Of The year.
No pspet viii w. Ji,foniirusa siui sll sHssfses
s,, p.a uni, !. n, lie oriirn u he JvIibtrs.
No psper will bs sent 10 new subscribers out o. We
STATE unless ps,msp, 10 nAde In advance. % $50
person 10 che sisls shall become sesPonsiils.
Adyulisire Rates for Tie 10 order.
Advertisements not exceeding zen lines ih''s -
lars Cor ihs fni, and Two dollars fcf each tubssss~
rent twepiy. Eve ger cent higher, A dedueiiss u
ae-thi.d will be mode 10 advertisers BY ths go
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, in Charlotte
N. O. On tbs 2sih Of January. slave Isaac, about
sssniy-hse yeats Of age. gingerbread complexion.
large full eye, spishiiy eesnienanee, and clad in
blue iesns coat He Is probably masking his wsy "
the plantation Of Mr. Mrs. Ps-, 10 Orange county.
sssae ten miles north Of Hsloroogh. where ssue a
his relations reside. Will give enc hundred dollars
for his delivery V me in chsfs,le. or hi, contse
.eut 70 any jail. ~ith due ne,iee Of The sane.
r. A. GHOLsON.
February !. so-s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22
NOTIC L

NOTICE - hofchy given. Thai ~ The end % sir
u weeks. lilo subscriber wn aIpl, - the eare IN
Marlborough far Duplies'c Css.ecs,e Soc oee lcss
by him aboui he 20th Of Ap,il ls., ie $l4oe. No.
4ss, date Mesch 2iih. 1854.
GEORGE W. PUREF0Y.
December IA. 7s-ew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22
A PRIVATE SCHOOL.

TINE Fifth Session OF Miss MANGUM's School
- for Young ladies will begin on the 10th 81 Fs-
hruary. Only limited number Of pupils can here.
ceived. For particular information address Miss NJ.
r. Msngun Fla, River, Orange county.
Deesnber 81. 77-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22

NOTlCE-SO L IiE
pERsoNs having relations IN the rm,vhoh,va
been killed OF have died Of disease. and h,y;,a
bcunties oIwaees duethemf service, ran h.,s
the same promptly collected By applying 10 me !, INV
Office n hillsbor'ueh- - r. pApYcu
r. g. have receivedfr the Government, ,ber,
gu lstion' containing sllinsruciions, and thoss pIsc
ing the claimsin my hands may rely thai they WV.
NEGLECTED sssoon as they can be audited.
q. Z. PARISH.
Apih -. #4@ 9i-Sn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22
ON SALE.

ON SALE.
1OnO lbs. ENGLISH cOPPEpAs.
AUUU 10 kegs SODA & BRIMST0NE.
English INK and Slate PENCILS,
ENGLISH SOAPS. asserted.
Ladies' Blue CLOAKING.
CLOVES, NICE and NUTNEG5,
kARINO sHIRT5.
DARK cALIcOES.
HAIR PINS.
Rand Ind Mil Saw PILES,
Wood aud HORSE RAsPs.
II. n, BaowN & co.
nsv. rs. u-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22
C r D

TUNING occasionally attended 20 in HiIisbo-
rough. Cbstses one bolt the price before The
war, 10 10 paid In corn. oais o. fosee 81 old pricss
or their cqussIept In money 81 present rstss. fres
s1ch % cannot furnish such articles. Repairing
done on the same terms. From The above terms
" HENRI BAsEEER.
August 80 si-tA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22
A NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL PAPER.

A NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL PAPER.
WE have completed arrangements 10 publish
w mpnthl,. % Salisbury, susJzy School Ps-
per, 10 be called - He CHILDREN BANNER"
adapted as n.srly as possible 70 the wants Of The
csildrsn 10 lheae dsys Of evil The imIoHspce Of
the enterprise Is surely esidsn 70 oil. here il no
.uch paper in general ciIcuatior 10 The Slate, and
large portions Of adjoining States ere alike destitute.
Il is more hesdsd now ihbn Of airy previous time.
the scarcity Of Sunday School books and Sunday.
school privileges aud Facilities ugcniiy demands IL
Il viii help The School. Teachers. hn9 Psisntr, and
BE- blessing 10 those ehIid,er WHO se prevented "
snv cause frcm al,ensife The Sabbath scLooi. Il =
eminentis worthy % your approval snd encsursee.
msnt Will you not, then. send Ds good lisi Of sob.
scfibersf Urge upon yeui friends 10 lake il: and
those having no children vhc need il, 70 sesd il 20
the children of our soldiers and The poor. Sepd ycur
subscriptions without delay. thai you may get the
complete sefss. Look for the first number shout the
Grss Of FEBRUARY II meg be serist. The Iepd viii
BE- polished monihly-in four preee- 90 . sheet
over twenty BY thirteen inehes printed good typo
and with neslncss.
The terms are: For any number urdeg 10 copies.
or sir months. 81 per copy Tor Domber less iias
50 and mo,e than 10. 81 so; fsr Bumfst rroeed.
ing 81 and Is- thsn 100. 81 IS; for any rumler
over 100. 70 me addrrs. 81 invariably % ad,shos.
Rev. A. w. hangum, Editor. J. J. Bfuarr, Peh
" All letters. contributions. resniitahrss &c-,
will BE- addressed 10 Rev. A. W. Msngun. ssii.bsry.
Jsnusry4 ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22
Ian FOR SALE.

A TRACT containing 100 ACRES. four mites
4 East Of Grahsm. two miles East q Haw River
DePa. and enl, hsifa mile from tbs. m. e. Eeniid
Railroad. and bssnjed IL Par By The waters u Back
otsr and Quaker creeks. Terms; $1,000 In Bank
Nsics. o. vi 300 lbs nete psysble on demand. Pes
Ssuhcr infsrnsiioa. address.
W. y. BASON,
Has R'ss. N. q. RR
Isssary fsA. so-4f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22

IN STORE AND FOR SALE
y 000 BOXES English Backing,
s,OOO $50 boxes Tobacco, assorted,
200 barrels Smoking Tobacco, assorted,
10 barrels Train Oil,
80 kegs Soda, 40 sf
2o'reams Wrapping Paper,
20 reams Envelope Paper,
barrels Sugar, assorted, !.
400 pounds English Glue,
6banels Lsmpblaek,
Boiling Cloths, Nos. 10. 8, g. Sand 8.
H. N. BROWN & CO.
Augsst IL. IL III So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22
FO r. S ALE.

"A N excellent pair OF CALF SKIN B0OTe.
"A Any one wishing to buy can get splendid bar
gain by inquiring al this Office. ~
January Ah. IT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

PROMINENT REBEL, IN WASHINGTON
Roger A. Pryor. eI rebel General. and Fay
cite McMullen, sx rebel Congressman, srriv ed
in town 10 day The rebel Capt r B Winder
il also still in the old Capital
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
Southern Affairs.

NV losK. Sept. IL. The steamer
Empire City sad Idaho bring Charleston ad
vices TO the tn and Savannah TO the 18Th
The Charleston Oeleg cation 10 the State Goa
ventiou lett that CITY on the lin.
) l. Kiblacke, President of the Florida Cen
tral uroad. extending from Jacksonville Il
Lake City, pasted through Savannah on TUESDAY
last Ell route Tor the North 10 psr. La.s ne .
rolling s,sck Tor me road He spoke very hsye
full for the iulure ol FioIIei
The Rome Ca Coulter stys: The people u
that place rapid, returning to their homes
large number have taken the amnesty oath
That portion OF Georgia has suffered sess-ly
from drought
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
Esath of Jeremiah mcnamara.
FEylAS HALL.


lNpIASAr,LIs Sept. IA. 1865
At regular meeting of the indianapolis Cir
Gle OF the FeniaG BrotherhOod. held AZ their II all
on Thursday. the l4th DAY OF September, 1865
the following preamble end resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas God has seen III 10 remove from
earthly labors our late brother and Treasurer
jeremiah McNsmara. known TO every member
of this BroIherao rood for his zeal energy and de
voton 10 The cause 10 which We were in common
engaged.
Resolved. That while We bow with humble
submission TO the will of Divine Providence, We
in common with all Feniap> deeply deplore the
sudden and unexpected death Of our dear Trea
surer and Brother.
Resolved, That in the death Of our Treasurer
and Brother. Jeremiah McNsmara, our organi-
cation has los, one OF its most efficient, devoted
and reliable members, society q bright orna
ment, his adopted country = good citizen, an
honest and honorable nan. aud his native Ian q
one of the most devoted, sf.ctionate and patri-
otic children.
Resolved, That ~ a mark OF esteem for our
deceased brother. whose christian virtues. gene
rous nature and manly qualities inspire our re-
spect and whose removal IRON " We deeply de
plore. we drape in mourning our hall for thirty
dave; and that this testimonial be spread on the
minutes OF this meeting
Resolved, That the family OF our deceased
brother have our deepest sympathy in this their
great sfl ction, and our common prayer that til I.
blessings of kind overruling Providence, who
has promised 10 be a father to the Widows and
orphans. will ever be extended to them
Resolved, That tue Secretary be instructed TO
send copy of these resolutions 20 the family OF
our deceased brother. and that copies be sent to
the city papers, Boston Pilot and Irish American
for publication. THOMAS NASH, Centre.
j. AUSTEN STEWART, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
Oyrics--Somh sid, Public Sqn9Ts. Corning
Ton, lndiano.

fUNHK Company b0lds ~ tease, ana h. Zee, about
twenty tkcusand acres n he Hosi select coat
lands Western ludaus. bordering bsth sides 81 the
Wabssh Ss- Of these iarn- may he the
Vim. Dale No - PARK lncr, =. L Iiy, ~ toe ohce 81
don. J. X. co1roto. HuntnEtou Indiana. rrd ~ the
ONCE If Roach kcDgHald. tntianapolls.
4 reference % the report Of the den David Dals
Owen. late st2se Geeirgsi. v show that these lsnds
fs uld-i The finest cal felcs Of the
state, aboaud.ng also n sli, iron and o1her valuable
mineral substarcss.
Near The mouth Of Coal Creos where the Company has
large Qusntc of lands salt he's been discovered
equal IN qualify 90 the Astawha. 1his wafer pre-.
cured IS year ago b boring aer. the On
ondaga salt finding IT. My down the wabash and Ers
Canal Nr. Thomas, toe proprietor hDding himself IN
able 10 compete with H. abandoned the manufacture In
bis borng he encountered that Which receruy dis-
closed facts prove T. have been coal un
Those lands all he IN prox nifty 10 The wsta.h
and Erie 4 anal some II them upon rs banks.
Mr.. John HcAsnomy, the business agent Of the son-
psny las retained from 81 observation Of the oh
regcRs OF conslneed that The lands leased
by tue company, M Fountain auu farks countess has,
the gem raj formation o. the country and the
surface Indications present thcnselyes sfoBg anAsgy
In the oil and mineral substance foun1 French
Greek, Pennyl yaia where the greatest quantity and
the valuable OF il found Nj NcHsnOmy has pur-
chased for the company the approved machinery,
with ell the Fixtures necessary fof operation. and IL pre-
pairing tn experiences sorkmen the speedy develop
Of the hidden of the lads OF tie company.
All the ndices Of coal oil, iOuud a. local where 10
has been procured. strongly marked IN various To-
canies OF the !aBds Of the company snoTdIng every
rational prospect OF Il company thinks 10
necessary make any heT reference The character
OF the lands other thsn the port snd referred %
by the Company 10 be offered IN the market 81 onha
par value. being SO per share, the purpose q.
aiding the Company Ia speedy Development OF tho
lands. arT2s-dA~tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

Erw YeaE. Sept 1.-THE Hersld's Wash.
ingtou special saws: The Improvements that ha.
taken place in the health Of wirz during the in
tervAl The Court has bsen adjourned. mskes 1,
probable that his trial will be resumed Monday
morning. The entire quiet that has been i'm
pHed on the prisoner during his late indisposi-
tion has bad the effect of causing him to regard
much more hopefully the issus Of the ordeal he
is nov scdergoing.
II bis previous constant lsbors 10 bic cell pre-
pairing the docu ments and evidence that have 20
favorable . bearing upon bis case are interdicted
10 the future he will probably have relapse.
Ii no new phase is put upon the trial. the con
cluson may be looked for 10 few days. IL is
but jus, 70 state, however. that his condition is
considered critical.
Wirz is liable to break down a. any moment
and become hopelsssly insane before thesermi-
nation Of his trial.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
MURDER OF coMFEDERArEs
~c.. &C., ~e.. ~r- ~c.



INV loRk, Sep, 1.-THE regular steamer
which left Liverpool At p. NJ. on the 9th and
Queenstown the next day, arrived here this az
teInoon.- Her news is four days later.
Confederate bond holders held meeting in
London on the Alb. and debated their prospects
Some OF the spezkers even contended that the
Confederate Government was responsible. A
committee vas appointed on the Sth of October
The proceedings afforded so little ground for
hope that the bonds declined to per cent
The Liverpool Post points out that trade be-
tween hersey and the Southern ports is resum-
ing its old activity. Many ships have sailed, and
many more are Oh berth for cotton ports.
Sir w. Hamilton, astronomer, Is dead.
The Emperor and Empress OF the French, and
the King aud Queen OF Spain are about TO eI.
change visits at San Sebastian aud Biarditi
Cholera continued bad at Marseilles. Joseph
Bonaparte, Prince Of Munich, died a. Rome
The reported secret treaty between Austria and
Prussia is denied.
The Pologue says there ere rumofs OF Aus
tra intriguing for annexation of Jonah Isles
The King OF Prussia visited Queen Victoria Al
DarmskItt
News has been received from the Cape o
Good Hope to July 2Sh
Bisqueo vas proceeding vigorously. favorable
to the tree State people
Several of the leaders ia the Fenian demon
straton At Black Rock, near Dendal, have beer
committed for trial At the ASHES, without III,
privilege of hearing
The Mark Sane Express fears that three eourth
OF the English wheat crop will prove To be in
bad condition
The cattle plague still continues it's ravages
| il il stated TO have made its appearance i'm tn,
county Of Donegal, Ireland
The Common Council OF London headed
subscription with fl00 to compensate person
Who have been compelled to kill their diseased
animals.
The political news is unimp0rtabt.
A great fire has occurred at Stanbone Tive
thousand five hundred buildings were burned
aud the FIRE was still aging on the 9th.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

PoLrck CoUkr.-Saturday vas . busy day in
the Mayors Court, quite large number OF OF
tenders against the regulations and ordinances
Of the city being dealt with.
Pat. Helbing and M. O Kennedy were seut up
for ten days for being gloriously drunk
Cornelius A. Irvine paid So 10. and West FL
more and Tim. Mccarthy 81 40 each, for al
loving their dogs to run at large sithoat a
muzxle.
Lizzie Taylor and Jane Atkinson, wandering
prostitutes, were sent to the lock up for thirty
days.
Edward and Alfred Richardson were charged
with stealing money from Martin McGntry. Ga
sxa min ation. Ed~ard was acquitted and Alfred
held to bail 10 $500 TO answer.
Michael Morrison. for driving hack without
having card posted inside. with list OF prices
was seat TO jail for twenty days.
Lewis Morrison. for hi.ching his horse to a
lamp post. paid 81 40.
| jeremiah 0Leary. for failing to take out a
license for bis dog. paid s. 40
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
rhe Alabama convention.

NV OILEASs. Sept. 17.-Advices from
Montgomery Of the 10th state the committee TO
whom the question was referred reported to dsy
Slavery ordinance substantially. such as tina,
adopted by the Mississippi convention. Mr.. White
offered to substitute both. Postponed until Non
day, when debate will commence. The commit
tee also reported on secession ordinance, there
being both a majority and minority report. the
former similar TO that adopted by the Mississippi
convention. After consideration these reports
were postponed until Tuesday Money ordinance
reported. Ii is expected We shall have very
animated discussion next week.