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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-09

The above Company have increased their Capital
to $500 900, will be by their card above, and
are perfectly reliable.
The undersigned. Agent for the Company IN this
city, is now issuing q great many policies TO all
CLASSES Of citizens. few days since, John @. Van
derVeld, Fireman, living on the West Side, was
injured at q fire so that he was unableior q time
to perform his accustomed labor, and made his
claim to the Agent here for compensation, ard as
the proper proofs could be sent to the Com
pany, the money was ordered to be paid over to
him, without delay, and the Agent Is directed to
settle all claims soon as properly made
This Company, although young in existence, has
become the most popular Insurance Company Of
any sort in the United States. Hundreds and thou
sands of all ages and circumstances are securing
policies from $500 to IS co., and for travellers risks
and compensation for disability.
All who are exposed to accidents Of any sort land
who are not sometimes exposed D invited to call
the Agent and satisfy themselves in this matter.
No examination necessary, and no matter what
age. A FULLER, Agent,
jsn19 2l5 Superior st., Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-09
Rnat-0ttses gsms.gabIe.
1885. Winter Arrangements 1S64-s.
FOR TIE
kBRIFAL AED CLOSING OF HALLS,
At THE
CLEVELAND POST-OFPIOR

oonHsoIEa HoEDAX, OCTOBER sIsF, 1854.
~ Mails viii be opened and ready for dsliVerJ
cns hour after arrival Of trains.
- All Mails oloso one hour before departure .
trEinH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-09
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, CONN,
IEsUREs AGAINST
ACCIDEN r S
NJ RrrpH npanpInrInr
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

900.
Five Dollars Annual Premium
viii insure 900 sgainst loss Of life oecasioued by
accident to any public Conveyance by which the as
sured may be at the time travelling, under ds TraV-
elers RtsE Policy.
Ten Dollars Premium
Secures a policy for 5000, and also S25 & week
compensation for personal injury incapacitating
the assured from his ordinary business-uudsr
the Travellers Risk.
Twenty-Five Dollars Premium
Secures = full policy for 5000, sud s25 per week
compensation for all and every description Of soei-
dent, travelling or otherWise-under General Ao-
oldent Policy.
Policies for $500, with So per week compensation,
can be hsd for So per annum, or any ethor sum
between $500 and IS, 200 at prOpOrtionate[at
Special and hazardous risks taken at special and
hazardous rates.
&c No medical examination required.
J. G. PATTERSON, Pres's.
RODEEY DENNIS, Secy.
HENRY A. DYER, General Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-09

THURsDXTFEBRUARY 0. 1893.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-09

The Duty of the HOur-The Warsptrit
OF the North 20 be gain Aroused.
, 1865-09-13

1Ha4s4e4 Isp1Asuoa-'ot ne must ROW tutiudc
ern ~ e.' 80 pt4'a'as "aoe a7 oellclt OF some
~ .Ae t1nuns .a",e. anu nas JUST died
r. ,sto W. T,,s+,a ',"sen o7nk upt 1hc case OF
-,.s,.-s - 49,. ~ H. potses, s, o!acss Hon MI the
~ .. W. 49, usea osehed IN uha career
- r 49,. -. "1tu u'e panAe '9nds- Nothing
~,,",t -. e.. w. :. "as oan:e1ous expert
1s.1.,. . es..NNs e ue,1ts caeai's solaAon o. lav
TtcA4e 'o.'noe n'asnt ~ my nonsent have turned
% sta. ana r!9aaeea eatner orolheF nrcsltn
OF ano1aeF s'oHc. 1hc action OF the Gore.n1rft h
:1hefe'o,e no''e sco prompt, though the axe fa11s
upon q head sct tnnoccnt of dtshones, motive. The
only remedy ns hand fias been uecd. But = more
permanent 1cncssy ts required, and it mar not be
found IN mere stringent legislation. Ohio 1as MI
thai On lcr ftntule book. The 1feasuner Of Ohio,
handling ten millions yrnf, md required 10 f1--
n1eha bond Of $e00 0o1 is lald tho miserable pit
lance Of 1.Ioo-a lefs rutn tlnn the Araiior, WIG
hancacS no money. Inc temptation 10 specalatc Il
Therefore strengthened, cvcu II not originated. by
the necessity 10 exc out s1nn1 talssY. Better par
the Treasurer $e5 00Q iand hhse good man for the
olace, than that this moot important trust should
be made fna1c, and the field itself Golgothn Of
bankrupt 1epuafion1. :.
California politics arc more Intricate than
Chinese puzzle The spn1]s of Office nre lar.e in
tie Golden Ss,e. and the Collector ot the mort OF
san Fyanucfrco f. erand a3uouer OF the pasty Just
, 1865-09-13
MEXICO.

Aid Wanted By tllc Liberal Party-l0,-
600 Men and :, azill1on Dollar. su DC.
mnnd-Conflrnntiott of Imperial Ytc.
forfes-Juarcz Driven ous of Iii.
Capital.
New fonK. Sept. 1s.-The New York Tribune,
MaatimoInF M correspondent says: ''Thc aid wanted
nnee1 of abau ea s 81 Party l. L9n
!oEee AZ leadcf. to obey the regular Generals and
to- TO- take nd bold some point as centre Of union
theJ dwell upon these Two points: The Liberal
forces aIc now split up into small bodies, each
operating IN a State: II two or three Of these
bodies mite, French force Is sent against them.
spl owing to the quality OF the LATTER the rrs1t Of
ncatly every Eight Is in their favor. 4 column ot
o,cG0 men entering t!:is country now, would find
extent Of territory, and wonld he able to beat these
todita in dca and drive thcm In great haste from
tue potnts they hold with loss ot their war r1a-
dol!sss II neceasafy, 10 begin with an this If the
crest want At pzefent- II thAtsrn could be salscd,
there would be means TO arn: clothc and feed tbe
:on an]l sca!g loln's country: such a. At
Iars raised b. rcquIa!tlon. A Commissioner Il 4,
this momeni 10 BTown:Eil1e, with Instructions from
=; Loda de TeIado, Minister ct Foreign Affair, to
Of nmrn1uttlou. six batteries at riacd guns, 60
many rounds Of shella aud shot, etc Dnt t6iz Com
the rest Wiih no funds, as It would be folly.
The tacts arc these: There Il to be no war Mt
present IN Elvot Of Mexico The order to General
Sheridan thoWs that tho Lbcttr ,rty wants priratc
old from tho United States and Is lost without It,
II Goni 10 N0 to e, ,00 men can be rai.ed for the
party, u may regain power.
The Ncw York NtTukf5 Vera Cruz correspondent
o! the 1st says: "T1le 1mpcrialsts were In state
ol Intense excitement and joy over tbs official an
nonnetment BY Marshal Dafsa1o, Of two Imperial
lfiHn1phs. It seems that the ruuots which Tr
hayc go oicn previously had of the fight OF rJua.p7
and The taking Of his capital by a[nxltnIlifan's
troops, has at last proved true. They entered On
the 1ath OF August. The other Imperial victory
wis the occupation Of the town Of IIertuosill0.n q
place of1c.s lhan y,10 tnhabftauts which tho f}e-
pul.cans had previously ayacuated. These atIllts.
thocCh Of no great Importance, were being madc
much OF, In celebrations and tIlurnnations, by the
In1pcr!nil7fs, and special steamer hal been dis
patched ftom Vera Cruz fer France to convey the
Intelligence Of them: and Jet this affair IL insisnia-
Tchcncan."
NEW foEK, Sept. T.. The Nf7niF5 correspond
ent writing from Vera Crnx says the Liberals arc
making active preparations for the wutcr ca1l-
Ta!En. The mou1lafn tories wcre busIly engaged
In organizing for one grand coup dc main when The
roa de tFe once more in Eood order. The royrrp-
mcnt IS not prepared for my such blow, and when
It Genes, eny toward tho end of October, tho en-
pIre Of 1lEut patton will be crushed, nnd Bazine
conld not With all his command In Mexico find men
who would dare TO Offer TO guard tho prputiest
marshal OF Frnncc to the CALI ION may hear BY |
any steamer that leaycs hfs port Of the flight or
capture Of Naroleon'E protcse.
, 1865-09-13
THE LIEUTENANT GENERAL,
The Route to Sprfn@hcld-Grcax Quiz
pouring and Enthusiasm Of the Peo.
rIc-As bloomington, LIN Salfc, Am.
boy and E3scsx:scre-Thc Train and
afle Excursion Party.

aA*~-A& AaO1A&lATt0H3 In S11lE& - m.
boy and E5scsy:scre-Thc Train and
aile Excursion Party.
Especial Despatch to the chl.a.e Ttthune.1
At O'Clock tAis morning, the Lieutenant Gen.
cIal and hs suite embarked at the Eaiena depot On
hoad the magnificent special lr1in furnished by
tie Illinois Central Railroad Company. Long ere
TIC Genci1l naade Ills appearance, tho depot bnI;l-
tnSs nnd grounds ndaccn. wcre TAKEN possession Of
ny several hundreds Of hi. neishbus and friends,
who ttood silently and patiently by awaiting hi.
coming. The sky r;as lowering and leadcn, the
clonds hctokcning shower, when the great Gen
era] stepped upon the platform from ls car1jage.
Instead OF being received with loud huEahs he vns
met W lEs old and tried frierds with uncovered
htatf and fearful cyet. On the arm Of Gen. O;les-
ny ne pa.sed silently through the throng, shaking
ra5 " Win those ncarc.t him, and receiving from
~ ltSent good bye" ..{iod bless and prosntr
yon and ynasF." Tho General wus ,eTy nnch n.
t1nrN ~ VIZ she Eone and remained On the pl,t-
Of afc'r Of his old fc,lnw-s3tizc1ls. '-" WV
ihc train consisted Of i've cars drawn by the ne,r
n1d ,1n1. Powerful 1ccomoire 10. Ill 1hs decosa
beginning uiih lie cowcatSbcr IT, t,1s ~ sspie
q a3e naI!nled ID wl1e and blae. immediaie!y
With beautiful w.c:,h OF eaiura. Gowcss. ans oo
either side Gas. Ths headlight Is Mxsuise ,csn ~
rntsl and aas;gcd; Tbs railing. eu1Toundins he
and blue cloth, 1ooped at regular inscrsa1s. and
fastened srikh eteEnut ssettcs. The clb md tea3rr
also 1save rrccIred prupcr attention. Nj. Gco.rc
Jackson is The engineer The nrst chr Il d.so;ssd
cniisely to eatables md dtlakablcs. This dc?art-
meut II under the snpcrintcudeney Of
Nit. K1pE1c5. The prorcndcr Is first.
class = rns cnccd by the quantity disposed Of by
IRE ChicaFo delegation ycstcraa! afternoon and u
brrakiaft this morning. Mr. ktasley is seconded
1,y m able corps Of assistants. The Eecoad and
tftrd arc directions GETS, which is sufficient cri-
dercc OF their comfort and elegance The fourth a
: new day peer-prr couch SeFy hsnasoms hoa Il
tu the exclusive Of The General and family mud
>Lch rcrsocs ~ he may he pleased 10 tnsitc. The
scsss Of tLie CIT have been removed and their placs
nec1 pied by elegant hair-cicth and dEmask cgsh-
,Gncd +ofn. and aEm-charrs. The ceutre.tnhlcs1
tistc IN ncn,bcr. Ere covered with vastoas ds!3ns
g. Sor9nrtf- This coach is indeed superb and Ic-
I'M. s.eat credit npon the company furnishing IT,
to1 e '1p + under the nan1.cucn: Of Ir. Condne-
vi = - -: y; =; Aeals. Of Alnhoy.
r..,, S1uc are the namcs Of the pattfes which
s.Sr ~, ~ ing ereuFsion party: Lieut. Gen GsEnt.
~ aau .onf Children; Co.'s. Rabcock and nadcan,
no ~ RI, rsa1 u ;o.. oEleshy; Maloe Gen. LOAN;
t.,4g nmg. Se4; -: n1nyman; Iacut. Col r g. A1ea,
81 sa y; >. a: lou sharon Tyndale, secreta1y
o. ntate; hon. kewron Ha,cn,an. Snperintsai...u..
o' iooae tns'f1e'son; Aoo- shelby RcCullom, q.
, 1865-09-13

Progress OF the Rebellion EcnraEl De-
ternnIncd on n Vigorous Prosecution
OF the War.
New YoRK, Sept. 1a.-Tle latcst adyices from
Haytt through official SOURCES, state that, though
the nevolutloniste hare held ont longer than was
lttlion las BEEN prolonged at Cape Iayt.en BE-
couEe President Gefffard, hy investing The town,
hoped to weary ont the rebel garrison without in
nc1 npoh RI 'fe as ae @ 81 1 sa
more determined neasuzes, and bring matters to a
close. ~.
The Haytien etcan,er Gehtard, now at This point,
will return 10 aya soon as her repairs are COM
n}ctfd.
, 1865-09-13

1ena the Council in eession at Armstrong; Aea.
Is. Tsns. tboctaW NGtiou, will arrive on Friday,
l. 9ey represent The rcleI indians.
n Council today the several tribes replied 10 the
soc1e=s Of the Commissioners, declaring the policy
u ne Gorernmcnt. They endorsed 70: The most
p1Tt the propositions. They seemed willing TO cor.
Eoneate. providing satisfactory terms could be a.
fansed with the tribes in tic 1ndi1n Territory,
soEe Q; Inc Tribes INSERT thnt they lad been dlf-
only as They were forced to cnmmit uTcrt acts
o.! 2! 'teason. 0thei4 n1aintetntd they lad always
i heen Loyal. The oratos Of the senecas explained
noN ineF We7e forced to put their hand to tile
t1cay oF Albert Pike They MI seemed wiling to
abolish slavery and generally would consent to t,e
Htneoip9satlon Of The freedmen into thelt ttibes.
sesessi 81 he tribes proposed nmenlulcuts TO
Some Of the propositions submitted
, 1865-09-13
Relief and Health to your Infants.
F1ice, Only IS cents q Bottle,

lae ioow'os Is ~ cztEct Of letter written By the
Few. j. one pastor Of tho rIeEncut strrrt r,ntt,r
Ghutrh. Erookyn. y. H. to tho ~Jou4ps3 md Mts.rn
ge" Cine!nna Ohio, and speaks volumes IN tavor OF
the world-renoEoed medicine, Mrs WISSLOT,9
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHtyG-
I'VE see an advertisement IN Jous columns OF NIs9
WNsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP yav, ve ueytr
sata word IN favor OF the patent mectna before IN
orr He but We feel compelled to xay to Jour reais
fhat iais no h1mbug-vo have tried It. 1ad know IL
TO By all II Claims It u probably Of tho most suc
cest medicines Of the day, because It u ono Of tha
oess aud these Of our readers who hare babies csnx
do better than lay In supply
apsBu7l3-Ena.wF4Nues
, 1865-09-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

Observation-Disclosures Rc-estabfIsAcd-
Heavy Frnuds upon the Puynaa.tcr
Generals Kurcau-.lxsf-ncd to Duty
an Ohio O1uccr nlslnI Is.ctl the Service.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
WAsurSGToS. Sept. IL.
Ec'Ucen SIX and eereu hundred petitions for psr
GOES we're received at the Attorney Generals Office
yesterday and to-day. Tha Prceident Is granting
pardons at the rate OF about twenty per day.
During tue month Of August, one hundred and
forty postofices were reopened In su.ns re-
Gently in rebellion.
II ms been discovered hy The raymaster Gcnar-
u hnseau that considerable number Of forged
soia1crs discharges have recently been prcscpte11
ana paid, in this and other clica One OF tha nott
enceEt faymastezF on duty IN this dcr,artnent h
been yicimi2ed in this manner 10 he cxtnnt III oY
several Thousand DOLLARS The bogus certificates IN
fsef5 1petanee were Presented by persons wearing
United Statea uniforms. @-''s
Capt. O. u. Eddy, Of the 9th Ohio, has been as
signed to duly ns Acting Assistant Inspector Cen
ssal for The sn1,lslrict Of South Anna, and I1cut
Leroy 81 thc 3ath nlinoIe 10 eiuilar duty for ihe
district nf nfSnntheastern Virginia.
Lent. ". " Thomas, company l, 18th Ohio
Volunteers. t1ied and convicted by court uartiai
OIL the charge OF dsobediencc Of orders, hcs Bead
sentenced 10 be dlsmlsscd tic service,
, 1865-09-13

a Hase Hall Tournamcnt-Mect1u Of
Ihe Ronrd of Trade
Fnssctf-MiIitary Nc.rs.
lsfecla Ocspsteh 10 the Chicago Tribune,1
H!ensive arrangements ssr being uade for "A
na.e oau tournament at Adrian, during the State
all next week. A silser cup valued at S75 viii he
aMafued to tl4c victorious club which viii be con
s1defed the champion club Of the State. SIX clubs
Aase aeeay entered their names to contend for The
prize from the following places; De,,o1t Aar,o-,
Lansing, Bay City. jackson aud GalIeu. In Wash.
tenaw county. The play will commence on
"Wednesday, the second day Of the Fair, aud con.
tsnMc three days.
The 9th and 18th Michigan infantrY regiments nm
expected to arrive here tomorrow, "'s
Al meeting Of the Eoard Of Trade to-tlay the
subject OF the recent Pewabc disaster was brought
Up aud referred 10 q committee, Of which Hon. q.
Il. n. Iaihsop IL chairman. The Board also adopt-
q q sertes of resolutions, urging the citizens Of
neaEot TO ad In the construction or the Detroit i
Howell llailrnal.
, 1865-09-13

WAsn1SGTox, Sept. 1a.-It haa heretofore been
stated That JEFF. Davis will bc tried before civil
tribunal ior tr:ason. zpsobsbly before the Cnited
Nothing additional has ,sanspircd on that subject
since the announcement was made, 1t Is q mistake
TO suppose that Chief Justice Chase has auyshin;
70 40 with the preliminary arrangements any more
than he has With The preparation Of cascs fof au-
Iication before the Supreme Court Of the q lied
siStes. Nor has he expressed, as has been stated,
dsfirc to III the case OF the United States a-1pst
Jc Davis. hut he will Try that as he will all others
which may come before him In the nauai course oi
, 1865-09-13
fCoPr.l
R1cnxoSp, Nay 9Th, 1867

3lE; GcErifon, Aecomac, Va:
DAh Si9.na'ing an idea Of learins tho UnIted
with any rluaction Which cold b. any naaIslf1
re tortured into any reelection mon myfeH t cire
yen the following iacts: Sometime il lie summer
ia raidlns czcaion fhroue ,Ie s!s,e of Ge1e GeaE.
ga Ectr captured. and the p1isntcs sent a. priso
e. ct war l9 ca Owing 10 he .f i,ct
t;coTsla. Gen. j. d. Wintlcs oriered ali ii
speca;ss. p ;a. Of property in their Possession to
ny haaas, Is Pest oaaqtstna!,es nsnes''ea 1hae 10
eEIer was executed by The commantlant of the
Enson; Was t1rn Instructed to return nil properly
10 held thc bal1nca subject to order. have tina
!ctnrned nj Identified property, md In obedience
t., t. orders have baianc, on hand. Knowing; tie
stet! %ifh thc prison department, have not con
edeEcd i advisable at prcsent to cali The attention
Of any Fedcsal officers TO these lacia, or to turn
but at the same lime am unwilling 10 Hold them
without proper explanation, 10 bc used In my DE-
hlarht ts9ss hersa,es sfls. i ease any charges
dertY belongs 10 cittzcus Of Georgia while some Of
was prisoners property. No list Of the prieouers'
namea from whom 'hcsc things were taken
information as 10 individual owns1ship. I piare
rev discretion. "a il orlef, a. fend oi nine.
may 1e brought against mt in the matter, ANY Of
the officers stationed at Anderson, Ie at The time OF
tbs transaction. Will contsm my statements, a. viii
telorg5n. to prisoners of war LES been taraei oycr
to ihcm Though the proper channels. The
money, through the hands of Capt. Thos.
4 Stewart. CO. @, lat Maryland regiment, to col.
ould. agent Of exchange and Other property
through the commandant 1t tic prison At AndersoH
WE; Hoping that Il vril nol te asking too nuch
this matter, nm your ycry true fHcnd,
:; r. u. WtEDEn
,, Aa2ns The napers referred 10 IL receipt DO m
Capf. II: WIZ for eleven wntches received frnu IT,
H. WndeF to be returned to Federal prisoners, and
rccefp nom Il. Entch, assistant agent for the ex-
ctanse OF pE!soner' 1ur some Il, so in notcs Re-
y htn' belonging 10 Federal prisoners confined at
, 1865-09-13

New YoEK, Sept. 1a.-Char1csto,, n,n;,rs n t,a
~ arc tcceissd The Courier Of Tucsiav fast an.
noanecs satisfactory interview at ColEE,h1a be-
;n,eTat tmsen cns: Msaae Glmeze and Gov Perry The
poWsT throughout tts statc IS tulf aud connietn
hment Of civil Courts for the tfial of n,
@ses except those q Persons Of color, the atter
Of Provost 3asshas. The civil Courts IL "a &c
opened under direction ot the Governor, an, cJvii
and municipal officers to be permitted to resume
otc!ai dulles and discharge them without inter
1npfian. Gen. Meade expressed himself Hrll pIoa,.
I'd with the condition Of afhira in S0nlh Iatnliia
, 1865-09-13


d. II. DELIGHT:
bad lcen perfectly bald for two yc:ss, and had
tf1ed all Hair Restofaftves without effect TIe.rirT
Jenf L1st5at 80 highly recommended for hailncas
ase II ttnl- After isny two bottles began 10 zee
asaa = foxered with thick growth OF hair. an
saatd that your Halr Restorative Is all 1t Is recnm.
GlEANGN HI. u. WEIGH
, 1865-09-13
PrrBoDni.

NKw YorE, Sept 1.-THE T1mes' Wssbr4ton
special tays: Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Chandler hae gone North on short tour to rccrait
Els heath. 3r. Chandler has been closely engaged
flatant Secretary. generally putting ira5ont ff,cea
houts out OF tWcntyfor. id the Secretary 5 ocscc,
ond 1hls c1ose confinement has weighed 20 heavily
Of re5tDtnt1nn ~ - ~e""
, 1865-09-13
ALABAMA. ELECTION.

Delegates Favorable 10 the Adn,IuLs-
trntf0n Elected.
LOUISVILLE, ky.. Sept. 12.-Ne arc beginning to
receive returns ftum The election IN AIab1n1 fur
delegates 10 the Sate Convention for reorgauiza-
lion. Hon. 3. N. Patton and Jane. Irvine were
elected to the Convention from Laudcsdale en1nty
f9th Of these gentlemen sustain the policy Of tie
Administration, md favor The, CONSTITUTIONAL
Amendment. The same rcsuA Is IN franklin, Lazy
Ience, NAdlso0, and tfMestQn tQuntica :.
, 1865-09-13

Pr!1snrCnu, IA Sept: 1.-THE Coronc.'s in.
q9es On the body Of Mrs. Mary Caroline Cernthers,
Vile os James A. caruthcra, OF Allegheny City, al
legged to bare heen poisoned ut the hands Of Ms.
alha Grinder, las given Terslict that tae d..
celscd can,c 10 her death from poison administered
stomach discovered the fatal drug. This fs The
second Ease thus Tar fastened upon this miserable
Woman, who ls charged With poisou1ng many 9th
ess> some of whom G3tally, and others nearly 80.
, 1865-09-13
NUMBER los.


walk. ~S'
At the close Of the time stated above, the
prisoners we're ordered to retar1 to Anderson.
sillc. Those who could not march did not
all IN when 20 ordered, but remained In the
camp In their holes covered With setI9e g7ass
(which had been found in the Geld and wa
gathered by hand and thrown upon the loose
rails oyeffAbir holes In the ground, forming a
covering that shielded them from the fros,s
Of winter, ito be buried alive, as Wilz ordered
the camp to be fred. md many poor, sick,
talnt prisoner was burned to death on the
spot, and many died after in consequence OF
their injuries.
3frs. Warren does not speak favo.ab1y of
matters political at Eutaula, Ala.
, 1865-09-13
FROM FORT SMITH.
3He GFrAt Indian Couucfl-Stfpula.
tlon@ OF the Government and Replies
of the Indians.

Especial Defpatch to the Chicago Tfibunc.]
foR7 SIXTH, Sept q, 1861
4tI ecssion Today wak consumed In hearing pro
about enc and half horrs t fntcrnre, ~ II. eev.
erolttioct. Among others, .hey, Tia Indian,. sre
required to at once abolish slavery, and tncororate
tue freedmen Into their tribes, on tue same footing
ns regular members Of lhe tribes or 1uatc r;tf.fac
tory provision for Them. A, portion of thc
lands Of Indian Territory must be SCI nn.r+ Nv ~
tribes in kansaa and elsewhere, upon such terms as
bejng the policy Of the Government TO consniid,tc
The Indians into coutedetley. nepuex 10 fhe nro.
lNsltione arc expected on Monday. " ~Ae P'''
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune,l
FoRr sHrrH, Sept il.
A messenger has arrived, stating that delegates
, 1865-09-13
Sale Of Government Vessels.

I'H11ApElPr1A, Sept. 1a,-Twclve vessels belong
the Navy Yard today. The a.teulance vas not
very large and MI the vessels hut one we're with.
drawn, the lids offered not being up to the sum
Hudson vas Foll, mad brought 3a5,5N. ItWaspur
chased by Thomas Wntson : Sons; Of ibis city,
, 1865-09-13
From TfHJt1Fl1nre.

: N1V31 13R11EEI4NEEA
:, bAL11IoRK, Sept. 12.-The anniversary Of the
batue of GatfIofe Is being celebrated to-day with
Gay tsplay Of llass and pa.ades. = -
Jhe steamship Continental, .:ith The 9Th and 18th
Indiana infantry arrived at this port this 1lo-nias
The ludfana regiments will BE- dfscmhafkctf aui
take rail nj th}s mint ~ e1
, 1865-09-13

Gold.
NEW fnRE. Sept a-t:oId Wis weak todaT.
Quotations opened nj 1i4ss md fell to III; amer
wasts 1t retos cred =.