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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-18

with the City Banks.
DRAFTS on LONDON FOR 81 arc upwards

TO PHYSICIANS.
EYo.E. August IGti:. 1S65.
Allow me to call1nuf atcnti2r nay PREPARATION
OF COAIPOUNB2RXTRACT BUCHT The conihonent
parts ere DUCHU: LONG LEAF. CUDEBS, JUMPER
M0DE OF pEEpARATIoN.-Buchu,i in vacuo. Juni.
per Berries by distation, TO form fine gin. Cubebs
extracted by displacement by liquor obtained from Juni-
per Berries containing very little sugar, small propor-
ton OF spirit and pal!able than any now Ill use
Tic active properties are by rh;smode extracted.
Buclu, prepared by Druggists generally, Is OF dark
color. 1t is plant that cnts its fragrance the action
of fame destroys this dts active principle, leaving
dark and glutous decocon Mine is the color of in
gradients. The Guchu in my preparation predonnates
the smallest Quantty Of the other ingredients added
to prevent fermentation upon inspection it will be
found not to be Tinctnro as made in Pharmacopna,
is it Syrup-and therefore be usc.i in cases
where inflammation exists In this, voll have
the knowledge Of tie ingredients md the mode of pre-
paration.
Hoping that You will aycr il with trial. arI that upon
inspection it will meet with appreciation.
With feeling of ynnr condolences
1 am very res pcc;fully,
TT. II. HELMH-GLD
Chemist aud Druggist Of 1G Years Expes~n
phila.lelphia. and now located u Ills n1NSS
and Chemical Warehouse, 40 a'i 'F''''"'!'
New York.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15
Horrible Murder ii Racine County,

4 oI-ratcl 70 the Milwaukee, Stntt"F'
gives an account Of a most foul AMI hor'i>
IL. mor3sr. committed =, BURLINGTON.
;, g..-.. .,,
''- ' ''''>,,' : -
the 81 INST. l. says:
The victims belonged 70 f7mliy named
Cook, living ahont one nlia out Of the
village, and 'hret-4Har'ers "t m''e from
the !tar'ne ard Mississippi railroad depot
y bile Mr.. and Mrs. Co K were Al church
some wretch entered ,h'lr house and
nnidrit1, ~ cota ''""u, 'hlte Hh''H'eh,
All under tour'eef lsaf-. he Oldest a
81! at thirteen, named Ar'etla ing,
nlece; son a@tI ei5ht or l'he; "nI Il
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15
The Radicals on Aleck Randall

y correspondent o' the Racine -A3co-
cate, pays his esp.cia TO AlEcK RANDALL
Al er This st,Ie:
BY The way. how was it that the Aduo-
cate failed TO put upon record the views
at eX-Gov Randall on negro suffrage il.
this state. as ex. res-ed in your sheet the
next moroing after he spoke in the court
bou-e in Noyemter' The governor is an
cd Wisconsin politician. and one upon
whom Tie Republicans of Wi-con,ir have
heap.d honor> without stunt (abeit be
doe, now reside in Washington. and holds
otlce under the federal Administrations
The story as it rps told 10 ne, runs il
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15
FrIghtful Murder.

Another ftiyhtful murler la, btea
committed in seulra New \ ork OF thauks
giving dag. l. wss discovered hat ,aF
CrandalI and his wife, the forIer SO and
The latter G5 years Of age, haI bee" hTut-
ally murdered AT iheir residence At Coon
town, III Otsego coanty about s,X mics
from Bridsewafer, on The New Berlin
railroad Mr G was shot through The
head. and the hrsiss Of his wife were
bearen ont wiib = bIudgeon. There were
three thousand doIlaIs in the house rot
Sound hy the nurt,treis,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15
Scandal IN High Life.

The SurtelioT C,urG ot New York is
jr,t now engaged on . rather important
domestic tIia, involving the reputation of
parties in that q " Of wealth and high
social position. pErER L SGEo>o is
trying to obtain divorce from bis wife,
NAEIG Z. Sr-vExs, on the chaige OF
adu',rv with his brother, EDWARD SIRoHc,
The testimony is decidedly too strong for
US to priat, ard yet the social position of
he pallie secures to the Disgusting details
the most ample reports Of he New York
press. The following is statement Of
tie case, as summed up by an exchange:
Peer l.. Strong. tie complainant, is "a
ye,f>knoAn New York lawyer Cf the
r'sIng generation, and belongs to a family
Of miliouarcs. Mrs S.rong, young aud
beautiful. is daughter OF } DIN 4. $ tvens,
another substantial New Io,k name
Edward \. Strong. the younger brother
and paranIour. was late a Lieutenant
Colonel Of staff in he eervire, but often
Il
in The Highest ,lyl4 Of ia,h'nn, with re,l>
d,,ures in town nad country sud Eiward.
being n wilaw,r withnut home. resided
nofnIt ALLY with h- brother The resii
n,rt i..u> laI ha, been bv the huu e4"Id
,eryAuis. AL Ot whom seemed TO l'av,
kuumn What MAS gJiL4 on behind lho
master, back, al Il To have va chez! it>
,logress during moie than = year, Win
an!, :. servants keen eve They ha-crite
ding, tha, don look well in pint, thou.h
uere eary to tie case and very IalHsgng
70 Mr. Strong
There mas a!so tean ut:o GcA,! the 1rpa,
-it,uu oI Mrs lie,e, ,is'e' to Complainant
aud %ie Of Tie As>ls an D~h"p "t Nh!o
.Niug lie Substance uf NrS Slrorg's { ~
fe-~l1n 10 her; AID this, he:enda 5 cont
sci eu.ieayos,d Ia exclude upon The plea
that il WAS a cei fe-sion il the ear ot The
church. Ms D4,e! describes the agony
Of the guilty Weman, who tels her she
has da>tro, "a Tie life o. an unborn ctl'd d.
{ he result Of her crime and the imu et!late
cause OF her eXp"~urr.( aad who takes
upon herself tie en)lie blame of the ii.-
son, a-"ribirg her fal to a sudden senu
meni Of pity tor the fuI,ytn Edwar,. ;htn
j1>, u wid"wcr. Her ? "a 70 be forgiven
! seems 70 have had sOnt" ,tlrct for Willie
the deh0acm"ht ucc&rleI in January lSG2
prpce,di.u- for dlynrs..-.g y er. uot in II ,!ttd
anal tm, wear. and c,idea.}, Only now
i,"m reasons Of family ptlue This de!a'
is cze upon hy Mrs Sttons's counsel Is
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15

cc- Winter gave u hi~ first call on
iue,day morning, and viii undoubtedly
'usI.t On continuing his yi~it for some
time. lie should bring his snow ani
band sled along with him. Winter,
-i.hon' show IL W.scon,ir, i h1;ohDg.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15

,,EE 4 red-hot radical Whites from Bos
ton 10 The Springfield RPuJiican the
fo.o~ing surprising piece Of information :
Bercher i, retailing bis dou2hface lee
ture in this peighbnrhod, getting but
small applause however. understand
he anu upce5 bis 'en'ion "f ene'pg into
politics as profession. He ia making q
poor beainf'ug.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15

a merchant WHO started III hui>ness in
New York few years ago with capital
Of $lG0 .000, was admitted TO The 4 bary
aim, housa Isst week as rsuper.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15

EF The Eorld'a Washington special
ssvs, the State Department received bv
the last steamer from Europe, an ipnor
tart dispatch from our Munster to i.ng
land.
There is strong reason to believe tia,
England will back down from Der posi-.
rion on the Alabama. and at once cons
sen: to arjr~t AMI make an equitable ad
jl,lnen, Of the Questions IN dispute.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15

tRozg> OVER The rrer was frozen
over 80 light on Tuesday night hat ii
viii probably remain III TIN, condition
unli the Spring SUI sheds it, warrn rays.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15

gv Ore Of the oldest settlers here
predicts that we shati have a mild snter.
with but lltfe snoE or rain 90 sIe,g','n2
to. good wheeling. HIS prediction Is
based upon the observations OF many
years re,idencp. and we should not te
surprised 10 see It verihsd.-- OShFosh
En-tL Jypsfo-p
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15

New Mau Mack .-Ns,,rs. PErrn
NoRro> i % have oprn~l a meat mar
k-t on tie north >iie OF the liver, near
IirBnAnD's burIding Inrv solicit the
public patronage, aud wc hope will receive
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15

No1icE TO CATHOLICS We are re-
qnesred by Eev JAMEs II. SrEnlIE I"
s,a.e that, until further notice. he NiII have
religious services at 4n;owoc and Manj
toaoc EairI> On tie second and fou,rh
SUNDAYS Of each month, At aud II
O'Clock, alternately. IN Two Rivers, or
the third Sunday Of each month, At II
O'Clock, ard Oh he fifth sunday when il
occurs. In NisLico,t on he first Sunday
Of eacE: month, at IL O'Clock.
On Holidays Of Obligation 5e will have
service il Two Rivers at 0 o'clock, aud 10
Manitoa oc a, IL O'Clock A. NJ.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15

NEsERTEEs DI-CuARGED The War
Department has instructed Gen. POPE 10
discharge AL enlisted men in bis com
mand, Imprisoned for da-erior, except
those whose regiments are still in the sci,
vice cn the Pains
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15

Fg- In lis interview with The Tenres
see delegation on the Oh inst. President
JoHNsoN expressed himself decidedly in
ft,"- OF their immediate admission 10
seats in congress. Yet the Abolition
majority in Congress insis, in keepiag
them out
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15

Sc The mother Of SILas WkIGur died
in Canton, ST. Lawrence county, New
York, or the loth uIt aged s3 wars.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-15
i II i i / / < 7
TOWN AND CUUNTR 7

ATrESTfox.-We again nctify our sub
sciibers that on the frat Of January We
propose TO open new books, and hat 30
name will be placed on them who is in ar
resrs for the Plot. We have given
plenty no'ice and tme, and 10 person can
find fault with our resolution. Payment
IN Adulhcc i our motto.
, 1865-12-18
FROM NEW YORK,

Fentaua-I.ater from, x.u,,.,-r.,.
S..rn. % Ane
ss..L'n elni He-enactcd ana In
tIon-Lateat from south amerlcn.
x-yor. ~, - ..,.N.,
FcnIan senai. sas tbeLp acsn o. NC sa
made public To aesly af1ived scnstoss-n.ly. a ~.
srd 1.Eni,Sat VIII ~ .1 rSnna tons
son.ra headonsrte1 rt.ts;,;. nnt,.t oc Ion
1cs,,a s-nsts a pefy ~ department
rTrnane - ~ ~, ~ ns1 at c,,e ~ IT.
Sana,, ~ Rsh;s ~ X Psr,s Iui Ia1r @
stgts no,s saf Fs9isa M
NE aaxiouriy aWsitsE he arrival pi Stephens, and
1t IL expected arr al4o % The lookout for
him.
, 1865-12-18

ty what .hey h.d io1ed to obtain in he return L
VERY delightful music isEhe sound Return ts
specic PsJMcnt,' but harsh and dtseoldtnt Il The
rant Tor i means noaxht elsa than stopaape pI
az the isadttes Of tfae. Aa1ons - there plenty
" payment Of ta1es; md there can b no question
that this country could easily bear AZ additional
u12t1oo OF one hundred millions sterling, provided
our paper currency were douhled.H
N6E IN AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Satterfasazi.e's cireular of Thursday has the
folloWmg:.
"1he London u..kes for Amezit.n securities
h1s. dEEinE she past week. been Characterized by
~united States SO bonds ha1c improved per
ecot closing et to =. for the settlement 18th bs-
quoted S 10 Il, beng 40 improvement oi3i; soi
Ekie1, Tor which there has been coa1idesable de-
mand, lease Of SIX to 4, quite 81 orer our pseyl-
the recent meeting Of Atlantic and Great Vest
ern Bond6osdcls stimulated The demand Tor Eric
shsree, In prospect Of 1he mrtual advantage which
relations imported 10 exist between the two Compa-
mics. All eecutite. Ct The Auande and Great West
En- hsys 6eso !. ,fsassst the having
been eotne reaction a. they close s. to S. for the
large, and 81 to BG for the small denomination"
F think think the above will justify my an
tielpations Of week ago ia relation to the
growing !ayor Of our merchants and capital-.
tsts toward everything connected With the
United States.
POSTSCRIPT.
DEC. s-ap. n.
King Leopold Of Belgium is In psecarfous
state of health. and the worst Is feared. His
death may make conynlsion In European
politics.
MONTY MARKET.
Business Is dull. Consols are weak at s7xs to 4,
ex div. for money and s. Tor buyers on tho januafJ
account. American Securities ast 'acttyc; $50
Bonds tie now quoted at Gi4 to 64E Eriea, o8R
10 59A and 11hnois E2A to B3A Atlantic 4 l.cat
Western Railroad sterling bonds ore at 10 prem.
The liverpool cotton market Is firm today, sales
utohably ISL OQ1 bales. J0uE f3rfI II
, 1865-12-18
FROM LOUISIANA,
Prospeets on 1he Sugar Plantations
A>eT1VfuE Tokens.

A>ev1Vfne ToKens.
From tss P1zasers' Banner, St: Mary.A Parish.
We rejoice to see, from week to week, ney
proofs that the .sugar parishes Of Louisian.
will, in few year 3 be In q }ourfshins condl
tion once more From twelve to twentl
eepts PR pound VII be ths 1sP Psiec Of sugar fo
now want is faborers, and they will doubles:
he able to ret more thnn half their original
numbers without much trouble. They will
be In full blast in three years some wifi have
considerable amount Of sugar to sell next
year. And the surplus money OF planters viii
build up tho interests of the State, insteaJ OF
the planting interests, and those Of The money
Changers
L negroes will not work, high prices of su-
gar Will bring white lnhoEcrs to the cuitiya-
ton OF cane. These lands Will pe culti--sod
Sugnr will be raised. While sugar brings
twelve OF fifteen cents per pound these sugar
regions must prosper. And sugar cannot be-
putable.
Our accounts from the sugar parishes, from
the coast and all directions, 20 TO show that
to commence repairing damages at once,
where they have not already commenced, and
plant cane and eM11 to the extent Of their
ability. Conflde1118ds now being restored as
rapidly rs could possibly be expected. The
Idea Is now almost universally adopted that
disadvantages resulting from the var. Money
and labor a1e needed, and money and labor
the planters will have-perhaps not at once,
but they will come.
We saw a gentleman, d few days since. from
the coast, who says that those who have taken
hold Of sugar planting in good earnest, who
understand the business, hare succeeded well.
But fhcY hayA hn,F differ, taa I - ent,feu,1 ufth
, 1865-12-18
Large Cnttan ThcftA Rcported-SSh01c.
sale Robbery in the South.


sale Robbery in the South.
According to the following statements Of a
correspondent of the Memphis Guiltttn, cI-
tcpsiye thefta Of cotton hare taken place
along the line Of the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road:
/" A large cotton operator was ut Columbus,
Miss, on the 18th Of November. He Is from
Nashville, Tenn, and Is reported as having .
large portion Of Government cotton ia his
possession. Hc is said to have 1900 to s, go
bales, part private and part Government
cotton.
"it is ascertaIned that there has been taken,
from Asss A!ssissiRE ds5 baiss i Sses Of Gese,a e
from Tibbco eoo bales. The I1bbee cotton is
reported taken by Brevet Brigadicr General
and the soldiers under him. AL the above
cotton was shipped north to Corinth, thence
to Iuka, and across the country to Eastport.
Regular wngon trains are running from the
Mobile and Ohio railroad across the country
to Eastport and other points In Northern
Alabama; also, through North Mississippi
to the Central rallroad, And on to points near
There has been from 500 to LOCO bales Of
cotton stolen from the Government ut Macon,
Miss, A captain Of Pickens county, Ala, Is
reported to be largely engaged N these p. ope.
opposes him. It Is aaid that even good citi-
zens are 10th 10 give information Of tho. cot
ton operations, through fear Of personal iniu-
~. On the 16lh, a rnan brought into Beyil1'a
cotton yard lot Of cotton with the heads OF
bales cut off, This cotton Is supposed to have
been stolen from Charlottesville. On the
same day, man remarked that the cotton
burned at Memphis, some two months ago,
did not exceed FOO bales, although 1t WAS re.
ported at 5000 bales. The Government mag
Tct investigate thnt matter.
IA largc amount Of cotton..is reported a.
stolen from Charlottesville on the auth. On
The 21st gentleman counted seventy. five
haIes of Government cotton ut that point
On tho next day be found only twenty-five
bales left-tbe other fifty bales having beer
spirited Oft during the night by the cottor
thieves. On The next night following the lasi
twenty-five bales were stolen. Tho thieves
even stopped to bale up some scattering cot
ton There were $50 bales Of Government
cotton at Charlottesville on the lst Of Noren,
bcr. Since then the1a hare been shipped III
halcs, which leaves $50 bales stolen.
ut Is reported that there Is regularly OF
| renized band Of citizen thieves, acting in con
| nection with army officers and soldiers, il
aud nround the places where the Goyernmen
iii Is reported that from oksloua to Gran
, 1865-12-18
FROM MEXICO.

Mexican Sea Island Cotton Company
Various Itcxns from the Mexican Inn
peEial Journa1s-SAveraI Defeats Of
the Liberals ClaImed-RIfsecn Hun.
dred Liberals Present Thcmsclycs
Cnter the EmPcrotss Proclaim atIon-
ThefEmperor gives 92,OOO,OD to Aid
1mmiEFatiou,, which he Places at the
DitpoAtt1on Of III. r. 'dIAury-Emeute
Among Zouaves nj Martinique, &C.,
dc,
new York. DEE. 17.-Tnc City Of Mexico CORES
loving addlaonai Msaean news: =; The @ EmpeSor nj 1T.
has postponed his visit 10 Cacmosnya. Ho Wild
part for thai paca alter the celebration Of the fsti
u 4Se Se ;as aiag q . Il oy IN, ,,e M.
ihe Neasean Sea Island coaon c., has brgn % ope.. e
.st!ons On their lands nssr aiazaslaa The proprie
toie fe8lde In San Et1ncrcu., = D..
be Mexican Tixsts OF yesterday rays thai on tho
9Th Of November Gen. Csldeon beat lie dissidents
On Eos i7ih Hoat % COL Pan ae5s zaeh Va, to attack
JapaeoyaW With three Austrian columns. Major
1laizc at,e! making demonstration IN The diloc-
NOW Sods he sne g. stcon i
Santa Cruz surprised. at TAcambaroa. targe nnu-
bcr Of ddsssdents, under lands, and took many
Five hundred Zorarcs entered O1zaya On Nov
18th, 70 remain uuul relieved By tho came number
7ho Issoeitdaa of thi. morning give: re-
port confirming the news Of The troccupatlon ol
The Liberals, says the anne paper. have aeatn
been beaten In teeent attack On No1tsrey. Tho
Ud74o Dt LnptT!o Of last evening publishes tele-
GRIM fEo1 Gen. Conal De THEM, from Puebla, and
fnSs: II attacked and defeated Gen. Fieucroa,
us says that Fieueloa hnd only SO men"
The Ia Soctudm ssye that ECO Liberals hare
presented themselves under The Enperol's psocIa-
NATION 4, Ct oct q, IN 9nere,aro:
fkai Statc. The ldsa Lne7at, OF Pucbla, In its
Wcdnetday's edition, for the ffst time recognizes
the overthrow or Kepubiteanism In Mexico.
The Emperor 1dyes E, 600 coo % aid emigration,
and places the whole amount 1t inc dispoaitton of
TIC Empress has commissioned E. Stu1rt Stanley,
OF the EnElish army, ~ Lieutenant IN the com.
Iany Of Empress cavalry.
The city Is being cleared. Fears OF tho cholera
Aisares and DIS commands are reported NOV
Ing together toWards Sinaloa-
From EEliable source We lean that during an
emeuta At Martinique 16 Zouares were killed out
eight 1nd = scsonslg wounded. or the garrison
ter being officers. The detachment. Nhich arrived
10 ibis city Last night, rhursday,> we.e tho man
oe!oueinE to the 1T regiment Of zouases. Eight
Of Them deserted between yera Cruz and this place,
hero to morrow {1onday}. Thsy are aid i'd moi lotto 10
be a. much implicated ~ those Of tho dtBt fepf-
[ncnt. OF tha hitter Ill The men, and also
lne efe 6nlccfs, are under arrest and In coufne-
nent- Inenty-seyen Of The nusleaden are In
iec3mated. 1t Ii certain that from seventeen to
EWenfy ot the men will be fo1nd guilty and shot,
It y also stated that the French dag was trampied
andef foot during tho emeute; that the Whi1e and
rira d RepAA{ique were inscribed On 1he red pa,t
II tht 9eg Of tho regiments,
, 1865-12-18

fordsytl1e, the Government cotton has been
delivered along the line of the Mobile u Ohio
Railroad, aud that large proportion Of 1t
has been shipped North BY local agents to
parties Who have delaced the original marks,
reba1ed It, and sold It as private property.
From the above 1t would appear that
there Is q strong organization al1 along the
ltnc Of the Mobile 6 Ohio Railroad and tho
country adjacent. to dedaud the Government.
Nor is this all- It is reported that there are
'argo amounts of cotton which have been
shipped By the railroad that have never
reached their destination It il said to be q
very common occurrence to run load Of cot
ton Of from station, to unload It, aud then
haul It By teams to some other point and dis
pose Of 1t as private cotton.
"Eot less than ten thousand bales Of Cor
=, 'mcnt cotton have been ttauoulently stolen
tpa I along the line. Of the Mobile and Ohio
.aftn ond during the last three months.
an Is estimated that there is not less than
.weIvA thousand bales OF Government cotton
low 1t Columbus, Macon and Brooksyille.
title. Government officers arc now ia7csti-
;ettng H.any ofthcss transactions"
, 1865-12-18

The President md ConHress-Succes.
Hor to Preston KlnE-The Suffrage
Question In Syaslllngton- -Gen.Mitchcl1
Governor OF New Mexico The
Lou&Aiana Congressional Representa-
tion-Gov. CorsSin.
[special Despatch to the Chicago Ttibunc.]
WAsn1S0ros, Dec. IT.
The President has been recently adopting tone,
In conversation with leading radical Congressman,
which confirms the general hope that there will be
no breach Of harmony between Congress and the
Executive The determination OF Congress to de-
lsy any action concerning the Southern States till
tlieEo full investigation OF it, COMMITTEES, Il nc
know1cdsed 10 BE- final, and Mf.,Johnton IL dis
posed to recognize e1itting facts. lie has recently
declared that he would under no circumstance be
candidate for 1c-elechon. Another widely quoted
declaration Of bis il 10 the eject that In selecting
euceestor to Preston King. he does not mean 10
1ote sight Of the essential that
,oi 70 be Rsnstsa 1h: oc aS Ss a.
dcd, eeems now no nearer being Oiled than
It WIS month ago.
aSs ne9 Il he q eE sa s15 ae m
mendous ca2re to SECURE ., full Tote Against the
measure On tae approacning test election On Thura-
Day next; They were engaged .s psaE!y a'e days II
of The ct5. and IN order 10 secure fai tuEn ont of
The l&toImg population, mostly Irish, arc offering
trc dollars a head rs an tndacenent for thla
cl&es Of persons. to leayc their occupations
and attend the polls on election day. The ntends
Of equal suffrage arc aleo making efforts mora fuly
but The lees strenuous, to bring ont the rotes of
he e The ~ mny ass esdcn, n
tis fayor. "The largest vote ever Pol1ed here at
my municipal election ras les. than 7,mot which
Tas II sa1Se 'hna uns ,sa ne sys,aee ySs has
rcaa and write the right Ct snasags and the vote
viii be nearer II, 900. .
, 1865-12-18
Indiana Bounty OrderB-An Important
Decision.

Tie Supreme Court has decided that bonds
issued By order of County Commissioners for
the purpose Of procuring volunteers under a
draft which was pending at the time, are
leealizcd by the net Of the Legislature, March
3, 1865:
thepurpose Of refi1nding money advanced BY
individuals to relieve counties, townships or
individuals from any draft prior to the date Of
the order, or for The purpose Of procuring
substitutes to avoid such draft, are voId,
ard not lcgalized By that act.
Between thirty and forty millions OF dol
lars Of bonds, the yalidity Of which Is thus
decided upon BY the Court, hare been issued
By the various counties and corporations Of
the State.