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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17
MEDICAL.
Doctor WIN. THOMSON.
HAS REMOVED BIS OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. % South Delaware Street,

"THERK HE WILL CONTINUE
wv 20 treat and cure Privste =
Diseases, in all their species, stages, H
ramihcations and phases.
DIT. wn Thomson VII give %
each psfient a written Instrument, ~
binding himself 10 effect radical
and permanent cure, or make mel
charge.
Z Or. VIM. Thomson has made the
treAfnsnt 81 Private Diseases
speciality since the year Is5three years IN the city Of
Buffalo, N Z. years In Chicago Ill., and t~eyesrs
IN feena, III During eight years practice In Chicago,
IL, ne cured ever thirteen thousand cases.
1T nm- thomson, In kis practice for Scrofhia Rhe1-
maue and general diseases the blood uses fumiga
ting Vspor bath Of the mostinzenous kpd m conjnnc
ton with internal treatment
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the eonsequence ofself- abuse.
This solitary vice. or deprsved sexual indulgence Is
practced BY the youth Of both sexes 10 an almost IN
limited extent, producing with unerring certainty the
following train OF morbid unless corbated By
scientific medical measures, win: sallow eounteaance
dark spots under the eyes, pain IN the ringing
ting chario uneasness about lons WEAKNESS Of
the limbs, confused vision bluned intellect loss Of con-
ndence, ddence in approaching strangers, dislike
form new acqusintGnces, disposition to shun society,
loss Of memory hectic ushes, pmpes and various erup
tons about the face furred tongue night sweat fed
breath coughs consumption, moncnania and frequent
ly insanity.
The afflicted, the first appearance Of any Of the
above symptoms, should Immediately apply TO Dr. wm
Thomson for relief.
165-0@ce and Consultation Rooms Ne. 10 South DEL
ware street, Indianapolis, Ind.
p. o. Box 1850. JAn24-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

rIyHR PR0PRTET0Rs OF THE NEW YORK NUsEUn
OF Anatomy have determined, regardless 81 sx-
manly. and suppression q quackery four fther nss:
Interesting ant instructive Lectures Marriage and 10
disqnsncstons. Nervous and Physical Dsbaliu, Pre-
mature decline q Manhood, Indigestion, weakness or
Depression Impotsney, Loss Of Ensrgy and ksnly row
the great social Evil and those ksides Which result
from youthful focz Of afnrity ancs
Of Physiciogy azd laws Of Mature.
These Invaluable Lectures have been TIE means OF
enlghtening ana saving h0uszntr and VII b~ forward
tsry New Yorh Nussum 81 AnstOury snd ksds<lne eis
Rrosd-sv. New YorE : 90. -e.y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17
PARTN ERSHIP.
COpartnership Notice.

NyE have this day associated with us In buslnes,
w NJ. JOHN N. CALDWELL, formerly Of r.
Alvofd Co
The business vii be continued under The old nru name,
and tn large capital and increased facilities We
know ne can give entire sstissAeton 10 the trade.
hsirspsss os, 9, isss oess-etw,f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17
WINE.
GOOD WINE MADE FROM SORGHUM,

CLY 18th. 1861, Rev A. Myers. Of Springfield, ohio
ID secured patent 90 make Sorghum Wine.
This Wine Il not intoxicating
Is better than the best Cheaper thaa the cheapest
Is vsry efficient In Of sickness
Can be made for IS cents per gallon.
Requires drugs 70 make Il.
Can De made nom the skinuisxs OF syrup making.
No trouble 70 make IL
Hanybody wants 70 know anything about this Wine
let them address Apple We.zer, ST. Paul, Ind ~ke
assgnees Of A. Myers OF his patent ard propreors
% the patent invention FOR Improved sorghum Wine"
In and Tor the state 81 Indiana. and who nsx pre-
pared 10 sell County Township Manufacturers Indi
vldual Rights, with the receipt 70 make the Wine.
Agents wanted 70 sell Right 10 every County net sold
For particulars address APPLE 4 WEeSER,
sus3-d2u 81 Paul. Infl.aa.
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No. l Alvord's Block, Corner
Meridian and Georgia Sts..
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
sep3O-dAwu
NATIONAL BANK.
THR FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF INDIANAPOLIS
rs TIE Official depository and financial agent ofthe
III United States and will furnish. the most fsvsrar
bic terms
All kinds Of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

And will buy and sell Gold. Silver Exchange Govern
meat Vouchers, Orders Washington State Stocks aud
Public Securities Of every description.
Collections viii be promptly made, and every kind Of
business attended that belongs legitimate bsnkins
Regular customers only charged per cent. upon
Loans obtained At this Bank and The most ample pro-
visions are made for the keeping Of deposits and For
the accommodation Of Dcpositors.
In addition 10 the responsibility OF the United
for the liabilities Of the Bank, the stoc khoders ndi
dualy responsible 10 the extent Of their stock In sdd
ton TO the amount invested in such share thus asorcns
the most ample security to the public. a.ta
The following the present st0c Of the ia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

As wide spread the continent Of North America But
the crowning glory Of his life be attained
his discovery, rather combination, for he does
claim 10 have been the discoverer OF CEDhON,
which Is the basis OF the BteIs offered to the pub
lie. That honor belongs 10 the native inhabitants OF
Central America TO whom its virtues have been known
FOR more than two hundred years. Armed with II, the
Indian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria and
handles without fear the most ssrpents Tits
belief with them that while there ~ breath In thebod
the Cedron IL potent to cure matter what the sss
may be.
While Or. Bull Is prepared endorse this extravs
CANT pretension, he Is nevertheless satisfied from
thorough exsmin alton OF the evidence relating It's
virtues, that as Q remedy and preventative Of all dis
arising from exposure, either TO change ofwesther
or climate, or 10 miasmate influences, IL stands
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Arrived,

Steamship Ynoe, Couch. Richmond o. dsi'e1sn -
IT, 4 steamer Chippewa Potter, HsulsOn Roads " h'oss
\ bound TO Boston. ,,,, n. pox.I -
Charleston Bar. 81 sys 5000. ami, p....,.
Jun. timber. j. q. Baker Co The snip inh as
,s-d for Mobile previously April 81 on bavessos
Wilsmso. of Germany native Of Germany, seSMsn' -
from tue chains aud vas drowned =, .,-a..
Sin Athena t3rem schilns. Bremen Il days. with mus
ard 80 pass to master. an l.. -. q
2e3 PAS to Kugsr Bros -, npv
n asvs master; 18th inst ~ miles r. D. t. foo
Cane .ulopen spoke schr Ben from Philadelphia for Now
Orleans -, >. Ri ~ A..
Brs Bk,c (of South ThOuastOn), Hooper, st. Crou % a.
sugar, 1c., to master. 49, r.. u-,~
br, w H. Harris (of Windsor, N. s. Gard, Esst hHpo.
10 dsys salt 10 d. X De Wolf Co. Leit no American ~
Bds Annie (of Liverpool N. 81 Inness Trinidad Cubs
su..r snd molssses, O. Wheewnght CO. Let BARK ns%
bier Tor New. York, neat eay 10 l ,.,.s
Sehi. Annie Lewis Steel Port Royal days. 10 ballast
Ssbi Nassau Achosn and from Chsrl0tetswn potatoes
TO master -, ,.. s.,..,,..
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Adjourned to Monday next.
BOARD of Aldermen.
rUR HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD co.'s TRACKS
ADDITIONAL CROTOS WATER STOCK, tTC.

TUB HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD CO.'S TRACKS
ADDITIONAL CROTOS WATER STOCK, tTC.
The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon the President MORGAN JOINS esq, In the chair
Mr.. MOTION offered o.olltion that the Hulton
River Railroad Co. be required IA pursuance ofnw, tn
cause 10 be put in repair space % feet In width about
their tracks In IIudsODst from Chamberss to Canal
st and in tho event II failure to comply with this
resolution tho Croton Department arc directed to do
ths work and the expense for the same from
the Company which was adopted,
Mr. NIsTRIsON offered q resolution approp'letiDg
nortion of eropnd At the corner OF sixth-ave. and
R,oadwav and Sixh.ave and Thirty fifth st., for the
erection Of life size bronze statues OF Fulton and Morse
IN he purchased by public SUBSCRIPTIONS Referred 10
Committee on Arts and Sciences.
An ordinance was presented and laid over providing
far the further issue OF $4,000 worth OF Croton aier
An ordinance was presented 10 appoint keeper OF
the Boyling Green Park Lost. A. d..
communication received IRON the ouect
Cmissioner In answer TO resolution OF ihqnr! SET
Inc fo IN that tho parties at present building per ~
,ha foot Of North Moorest say they are ache ny 'no
,I,sion of the Pilot Commissioners. The Commit
ia On WLaryes Piers and Slips presented report IN
favor Of directing the Pilot 10 CAUSE 'ne
remoy al OF the pier forthwith. Adopted. A., r..
A resolution was concurred In. authorizing tnc C"n
troler 10 release the premises now occupied oy .nt
CITY INSPECTOR for period Of III years NJ tue snnuA
rent of g. 0O0. Adjourned TO Mohday next
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The Troops nj Rlmirn.

EDnBA, Wednesday, juno u, Ish5.
The 14lst New-YOrk. organized here in lo62,
was received ana welcomed to-day by the Mayor Com
non Council and citizens The lsiiea spread bounti-
su repast ia the pnbc square The reception speech
was made by Stephen Mcdonald, esq. Col Monet
cloquentiy replied.
Similar receptions have previously been given to the
lO7th and l19th, both organized here.
There ore row large number oftrcops. waiting
fr their pay and discharge among them the iO'th
10th III l2hh 18TH Hist and l79th and the lst
Artillery and detachments Of the Gath and 9th Infantry
Additional regiments are arriving every day. The
i4gth Infantry ami tho 18th and .0th Ensnser regi'
ments are expected Tomorrow. Though the town Is
literally crowded With soldiers excellent order every
where prevails. The careful and systematic arrange
meuts OF Mayor Ncks. and the STRIFE. military discipline
Of Col: Tracy render difficulties and disorders I'm
possible
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0ORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Psnnsyivania tBr) GrOsan Liverpool "in.n
ssa,nsbip Repnbl'c Dolner New Orleans w VI: hoosms
Steamship Annie CiaIk Newborn, Murray Nephew
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler Baltimore. WIN. DsIrI.
Steamer Manhattan Turner, Vera Cruz Z. A. Whitney,
Ship Ella Norton, Notion, San Francisco, z. M09 -
kon- :, x,,,.c .H
Bsk Il. Coundan, Curry, Shedisc, ~ b., d. X DeWsuo
Bark Henry wOol-y (Brh Fries Richibueso, osorss b.
ley nil, p...,..arA,
ngspn - w ri-.u r.
sehf Loyet Peacock Liner. Beaufort, ~ L. hcCrssdy =
Co. n,u,f.C.
Schr. telegraph, Shaw. Moncton, D. K DeWonS %
SsIr saith pll. Washington Van Brunt Sia&ns
SIR D. s. Miller Cranmer Van Brunt sia'aht.
sehr. Venosa CBrl Roberts ROCK Sound James DoogsS
scr Sh, mon lPr) Albany Hafbor Island Jss poagsS
schr Mary H. Banks. Haley, EHisbethp0r, Baker = w
ton. 49, n,,,,-.,. A a..v.1
scbr Good Viii, Roberts, HaIbor Island
Sshr Hope, Jones' I. Il. Chase Co.
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Navni Movement.
EMPLOYMENT FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS AND SEA-
MIN

The order Of the Navy Department in giving
preference TO the apple atoms OF manned soldiers and
seamen 10 labor in the public works y a. bcnehccut in
It's intentions az il is economical Although since the
eiose Of The Rebellion bbndIeds of osernmcnt en-
ooyes have been discharged under the system OF re-
lrenohneat and only tisiciass and nhle-oodied me
shaDcs retained yet all thOst who ie'o been dl apeu
In battle and who could possibly be retained 10 any
still remain EcoDoinv. 81 course, requires
that the Government shoud not GIrlOy uhsDled men
20 perform the duties where able bedcd men must Oh
necessity b. required IN tie sh caTpentefs depart
Dent. This has led cons 'crGD'c hc lcelhR aln9IS
class Of men who have been discharged because they
MANNED aud no longer required. Delng unaOio "
sonpete with the strong and able bodied workneni IL
has also induced The New- York Herafd ana brcosyt
EatoR 10 take TIE cuGcs and bclabor certain heds
Of departments at the Brooklyn Navy-Yard (ir. Dc
lano. the Naval Constructor in particularly because
sshey did what common justice required.
BROOKLYN MAYNARD.
The Rebel torpedo Nudge liz row laying on
Eyceum ave, Brooklyn Eayy Yard sight ~ all the
.nquiring '1and luhbers." She resembles mn immense
segar 30 feet long and l2 feet thick with the exception
.hat both extremtics END in sharp point alike. Her
history ia that she built al Charleston. anu ntemp,
ing 70 blow up the IT, steamer Huron, four guns; her
.pcke. nine was seized BY staiwar Jack.tar but III
itte screw Of the torpedo backing compelled him 10
yield, and the unwtlcoine visitor Unsupported, ~ be
picked UP however not long since IN Chnfeston hafbOr
md carried 10 this port Ia the L. 81 steamer Flambeau
Z Tho doublc.ender sonoma went out OF commission
Tuesday; the Wynusisco, doubleender. IL coang.
The following vessels arrived at The ard receny
lime g. TUG Unit Jnne s. ferry boat Hunchback. June
8; schooner sam Kotan june z; tug Barberry, June
q; donblc-ender SonOma, June .; senntr Ainghoia'
June 3; tug Zouaye. June 5, steamer Epsilon June
double tufrettod monitor OnOndaga June o. luB oan-
ron, June 9; guuboet Pawtuxet. June 10; Monitor
6Qaando. aud steamer Gettysburg. June l@
ARRIVAL or THE U. S. STEAMER IUkA'
Tbis yo,so arrived on Tuesday at B0ston1 from
sAs Kxs. Gulf Squadron. She reports al Key Yves!
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the q. g. steamers IsonomA Powhstsh. 1ahaskA.
Cherokee and Tahona. and the U. 8. ships Dale and
Ino She brings besides crew OF 1875 men, ~ seamen
from the Eas, Gulf The following is list ~ her off,
Gers; A. Vol Lieut. Com, William c. Rogers: A. v.
Iieu, ex Officer Alfred Weston; Acting Engineers.
Y " Back K Peudleton. W. N. Armstrong, W. q.
Crosby; A. A. Surgeon, W. Il. Lewis; A. A. Pay
master Henry Luut; Engineers. G.. W. Doten, r. c.
Bourne ". H. Asderson. Il. a. Pearson. u. Harfng.
Ton. d. t. Tnller; Mates. Leon Bryant c. l.. Hart se
A. ". Constable. j. G. Porter; Captains Clerk. H. s.
Coffin.
TIE SANTIAGO DIP tCBA.
The si!e-wheel steamerSantiago de Cuba mr.
rived this week NJ Philadelphia from the son'h Atlantic
l,ocsadng Squadron. she has the following list OF
officers: Capt. o. ;. Gliss0n; Lieut., y. ". FarQuhar;
-. A. Surgeon. A. : Obery; pnymsster, A. S. Kenny;
A. Maeter. j. A. Hannum; A. Ensigns. T. Delano.
WIN. Chandler, VIM. X. Encell; A. Chief Engineer.
Scion Farrer; A. 90 Assistants c. K. Weaver. X. Z.
Hurley; \. ID ASSISTANTS George a. Barnard. joseph
Jordan. j. II. Mcdonald. II. D. Neal; A. Gunner j.
W. Irwin; A. Masters Mates. r. Lyons. L. e. Finnsy
Captains Clerk. q. :. Gibson. jr.
ARRIVAL OF THE ONWARD.
The United States ship Onward, Actirg Mas
ter VIM. H. Clark, Conn anainr arrived on Wednesday
morning from Rio JaueiIc, via Prrnembuco ard st.
Thomas. having eiI the latter port Jne Her officers
citing Master " IL. IA. Clark Commanding; Act
ing Master VIM. Collins; Acting Ersigns, WIN. Rogers,
r. H. Moores. g. j. Conching; Acting Masters Mates
A. i. Cinlan. T. a. Gcoding. j. ;. Newbegm, +. Is.
Vail; hcting Asst. -Paymastcr. J. 5. Allen Acting
Asst-Sgrgeon, -. Watoop; Paymasters Clerk. ID.
oh
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The National Council Of Congregational
Churches.
EOsToy. Welne

Boston, Wednesday juno Il. lso3.
The National Council Of Congregational
Churches cor vcned 10 this city to day. the preliminary
meeting being held In the Oid South Church. A bout
4O0 delegates present Which it il expected WIZ be
increased 70 6t0 during tho session. lhe delegates
represent some 100 orthodox Unitarian churches
The Rev Dr. Stone Of Boston called the Council to
order with an appropriate address OF welcome. ihe
Rev. Edward Beecher Of Illinois made prayer aiter
officers, Moderator Gov. william A. Buckingham OF
Connecticut; First Assistant Moderator. the Hon.
Charles @. Hammond OF Illinois; second Assistant
Moderator the Rev. Joseph T. Thompson Of New ork.
scribe., the Rev. Henry NJ. Dexter o Boston. Deacon
samuel Holmes OF New York tho Rev. Phllo H. Hurd
Michigan the Rev. NJ. * Wnittlesey OF Illinois. and
Caleb A tkius Of Iowa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16

COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRArIoN.-The Com
n,is.oners Of Emigration had meeting on Wednesday
afternoon MI Guisn c. verplanck. President In the
chair DIR Bernard Cassery acting as Secretary. Tho
latter announced tbs arrival o. the b. r. Kembal -
thiry.fve days from Hamburg. 7%s pssscngers' Oh
whom % died on the passoge also the arrival OF the
Deutschland. from tns port as passenger "a
deaths during the VOYAGE. In both .lo pnnber
of deaths WIS very large. Tie following is STATE
rcLt 81; forth by Tao Cooulss0rsis, showing lie e'S
grafton retuTss etc: .a,.
knmhsr Of MIGRANTS srived to Jnne T. l't3...ss,fs
Number OF Emssn. srriyed sucs to Juus H. So'.' Sof
To date in 1854
1865. 1854. 1888. lSO1'
Number OF Irrbs~s In
Institution, Wards Is - a..
land................... P loo ~
Balance H. Bank Jan. J. 1868. u
fggrs gate Gecei Iis 10 June :, IIj.. loSeo Va
RI erived since 10 June ~ for ,.n -. -
Communication OF P.sseL.cis &c.. Fl3,Zas Vif"'fV 80
...................... t3s5.60 ts
=
Disbursements as ys. previous s,caI,,
No P.ymcs. Inn. :. Ieo,. el6I sW ~
p,.ne. I'm nan. ............... &gJ g's 10
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Mai. close NJ the Psst.On1cs.

FOR ore 20 W..sneton Saturday June i...... 10y m
For t.s o ,nn. l4 n
FoI south Pacific and Central America, BY steamer ,o
Cot. Rca Friday June l6.......:.:..:....' w M
r., Denver CITY Colorado, Great Salt Lake Utah,
and PlsrsrviIi.. California daily, lSandAy' "x'
csn,rdl by Overland routs. ...............:;.. n
North Mail lvis Hudson River X H. through Mail
and fof Peekskil and Hudson. .....o q ~ ana ~ p m
NORM 'i.A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = N and > p. m
-, XII al fva Ne Haven X R,).3 q m u and p N.
-, Nail (Nsv Haven Wayl 4W and6 p. IN.
80, v. lvis Newport aud Fall RiverD...........
sn,h Mail = 4. ~ and 10Y p.
"a. II abroad hal...............t q tn and " p.
Erie Rsilrosd Mail syl......''.s q m- ana . p m
N.w. orb Central Railroad Msil.........'.....' p ~
ouf la and Mk = N
i.ons Island Mail 10 RiinsoA Hampstead, Jamaica.
N.nis,os.stl ....,,,,,,,....,.,s Am. and y D q
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Traveiers' Guide.

To Albany BY Buj;on X h., Ion 3oth.t Depot
q MP 50, and III n Sunday tr:4n fIon
Sth It. ?. IL CITY c~is run oesween Chambers
s1 AG i a o nd.
To Assny landing at rrneipa pace. on the Bua-
s sS s "a srds,S' and Daniel Drew, Mondays. We'd
nesdny. aid Friiay. from foo: Of De.bros.ssst
q. hSdaf S !; ts SeSJ,i:y t. foot
Courtsndt.st.. 9 aud iit =. m. ?. m- and u
%, ,aa BY svD s.s ioadon line fisi saS r.
and Neptune Line, Pier q n. X, daily 'SVdV
IT, pom +, H.ai.,.n K r. Vi; Springfield
70 si ss. =; and ~ t Ssw Haven H. i:;i aud
sv. via Shore Line, i2i snle m sssdsy...; -
Wrst by Erie Railroad foot Of Chanoo""
To oa Cleveland o. By Aiiande aaS .'res. Western
k.R. vi. Erie Railway foot OF CheInbeIsst con ...r
meeting with Railroad. for all principal ei''s'm
tt a s, %s: a. 1sni on i.iardsy.
'I Y.pS.ns Lip, F.r@insd.!e, Lon: Island by 1.
Railroad hom Jsmes'lip and foot o. ss,n ~ aso
To Hudson t.:iil md B.:tc BY steamer bridge
port, Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday from h1'
For ' fin s Ss cs bri:o end West Camp
s s. foot r r. ns SSas.' SoTs s1Rs,s So
To New burg Pough.espsi. Rcurdout and King:
Milton. the steamer M.ry Powell, daily from foot
70 ~T.y~. conn: T. r. for Hartford
and sprnshsld-atesmers leave Peck Slip at 81 =,
To s S.. H.s; n BY III: Ne. Haven Ri aisi.
and 4th-av., Of 3 g. III M; III 3 1888 " and
To Norwalx landing at Whfestone, City Island
and Greenwich by steamer John komer. pier ~
r.. r. iPeck-.lipl dali ........"............. -
To tue West, by Central Railroad Of EewJersey.
via Allentown. from pier \. T., 9 a M, IL m
AID s:DU D. o. Sunday train. .................
10 Philadelphia by New.lersey Railroad, oc, %
Courtl,ndi-st., T. 10 and III a m, IL M, 4 and6p p.
m and ~ midnight. Sunday. ................. -
To Providence b. Neptune Steamship Co.. Line
daily from pier e. foot OF Robnson-st. N r, = , -
To v sshinr'on. by NewJersey r. H. foot q
Courtiandt-st.. and III = mr. p. m, and
mdni .ht. Sunday ......................,.. -
For further information Ia reyid TO Railroad Time Tshs
see adv tisements IN another part Of this pspor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16
Trouble Among the Missouri Judiciary
81. LOUIE, Wednesday June II. Ices.

judges Boyer and Dryden Of the Supreme
Court OF this State having declined to racne the ber Oh
ia conformity with the ordinance passed by the late
state Convention. Gov. Fletcher today. through Gen
Colemsn commanding tho militia OF this District forc
bly, dispossessed them Of ther seat and installed bis
appointees the Hon. David Wagner aud the Hon. WIZ
L. Lovelace. Judge Barton Bates resigned some time
since and tie Governor appointed Nathaniel Holmes ia
his stead The affair hss created good deal Of sI
element
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CoI-RT CALENDaRs-Tns DAT.

SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT - PART I:mSn 1tlr
Csu~,-Nos 1855 1913 2I<3 1891 2s9 2lsl 2zos zS III
PIpr Il-Short Csn.es-Nos 2l31 lT8 $50 259o-GentrS
C.sna.Nos s2 93 1884, 1885, lS 1903, lI'6 1867 loe'
1880 .Oi, I622, 1892. ls3+. lCoS. 1873 .coo ,-,,
SUPERIOR COURT - PARr Mos. 468e, 57l,
oea IaI 2sS 437 4Os 500 $3.50 $685. 5343 334s <!25 el
ISi; IINo, 3I7G 1916, a9, 5les <x6, eoiS, eoS
tygO lg'O 500, +S8. 5fe4. 800 5!OS "Io. cho-.
CoURr or COMMON PLEAS. PARr l.-oAort
c.n...-kos lOI3 IA 5, i4t8,
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Tho wr.,era boards Of Trade.

DETROIT. "Wednesday, une II, ZOO.
BY some misrepresentation the recent VISIT OF
certain boards Trade To Boston has been regarded to
some extent 40 a can.us preliminary to the Assembling
Of the International Convention The visit referred To
purely Of social character aud had Io connection
" i'll the coming convention.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Jun ls.-Bsioss
Just .ce BkITs.
COSrrec ALTON OF REAL ESTATE.

The United States agt. Two Houses and Lots
IN NrwYork-This was an action brought by the District
Attorney on behalf the United States o the conhscstion
Of houses belonging 20 James Bolton, under inc
Cop.cston Acts Of l6l 1862 the ground that tho
owner was -nsagcd surgeon in the Confederate army
decree entered the conhaon and sac Of the
a. bousrs being 1t 10 believed the mat Of the conhscs-
ton Of reel under these scts IN TINS city III" decree
directs the division of procecds between the United
md the inioimer IN equal paris.
Mr. II. H. Rice, Asisiant District Attorney spPeaee VI
half Of tina Cove
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ponrrn ~ ruy Srnrrr.-Enrly yesterda

nornisg " illard h. Dudey Of No. II Eobinsonst met
John Revnolds james OConusl and two Other soldiers
In sal ON IN Or,ene-si. aud tue party drank togciher
On leaving the former followed him to the COZ he'
worth % and hey then or hut we're arrested oy
Ofcer Crown Of the Eighth Precinct Ihe! Admitted
taking the watch but cay tie, 90 not Know wai Do
Game OF L. Just.ce Dolgo committed tlem Tor war
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ARREST OF A BuRGLAR.-The apartments Of

Mrs. Jennie Richardson No. 205 ChurcA-st, were en-
tered early yesterday morning b. Charles A. Aeh Who
broke open bureau drawer. and when discovered had
nhs,rroicd clothing valued nj go On being discovered
DO lied but was subsequently crested by ohcer fe'u
OF the F!fh PrcciDot. Just Hogan comm tted Inn
for Trial lie is native Of Philadelphia aged ~ years
md In well knoN 70 The police.