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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-11
THE HYPOPHOsPHITRs.

u III - 49,
ease characterized by the following flftf
.f4 SYMPTOMS: .lritF
DiBcuIt,. imperfect or too rapid breathing, ooa-
hee. e; wasting Of aesh; enlargement Of the glands,
or s~Eelsings; coughs, loss Of strength; t~Witehing Of
the nerves or muscles, shooting pains th~r0dgAN4he
shOulders. chest, face or hmbsi partial or q total
loss Oftbe use Of the limbs, headdoheT gfddinesS,
excessive paloness, night sweata; loss Of appstite,
heartburn, oppression Of the stomaon aftaBpfs1k-
lug Of the stomach before sating, weak or aeur
stomach, Irregularities Of the bowels, salloW CON-
plexiOn, dsrangements Of the liver or kidneys, re-
tarded growth, or delayed detention In children;
extreme ssnsitivsness TO cold, go, Is in the several
stages Of consumption, in eatsrrh, asthma, bron-
chitis, dyspepsia, s~or0fufa, GeurAlgia5 paralysis,
partial or complete, re-, and EsFzcLkILT m Female
Disorders or Uterine Irregularities, such as dih1eult,
painful, suppressed, Bcanty, excessive, delayed, pro-
ma4uIo or too frequent menstruation. 4ta
WlnehesteF's .HyDOphOsphites.
are the best rsmedy known TO medical science In
every case where the physician commonly pre-
serIbes tones" IRON whisky, oOd-hvsr Oh qpi-
uine, &c.
WinehestaF's Genuine Preparation
Of the Hypophosphitss Is the os.y rsliabls form Of
this remedy, and is apeprOyed By the Medical Pro-
fession generally. Us no other, nor any remedy
containing iron.
PRIcEseIn 7 OF bottles, SI-six Bottles for IS.
In Is OF bottles, &2-Thrse for IS. Circulars free.
Sold by al respectable Druggists, and ct the sole
general depot in the United States, BY
J.. WINCHESTER,
junIT:R2wy SO John So, n 4.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14
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TRIAL OF WIRZ.
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aff feBTU AEhFgfa &
ERUPTION OF MOUNT HOOD.
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THE EPISCOPAL. CONVENTION.
So sa.n- e
GOV. HUMPHREYS PARDONED.
~ 1-salF
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
ARRIVAL Of BRITISH DETECTIVES.
ac.. &c. &c.. de- ~
PeansyIvania EiecIion.

PIIT.suEc, Oct IL The following .re Uuior
msjorities: Allegheny county. 4 500 Washing.
ton county, 400; Indiana county, 1900: Arm.
strong county. $50: Somerset county. 900
Mercer county, 100: Crawford conaty. ZOO
Efis county. 500: Beaver county, $50: Butler
county. $50; Blair cosnty, 700; Warren county
500. aud Nenango county, 500. The following
counties gire DemocTstic rnsjorities Fsyetie co
$50: Westm6feARa coGsty, LOO; Columbia
County. 800 The Union majority ia sixteen
counties is ID. 800, showing a Union gain, com.
pared with the vote of le62. of 4, $3.50 Bradford
county gives 5000 Union mpiority on the State
ticket
SrRoUSssURs. Pa, Oct. I3.-kohroe county
official gives ,5U9 Democratic majority Union
gain since le62, 1873
PHILApELrnIA. Oct. l3.--Lesding politicians
who have been carefully noting the vote c.st on
Tuesday, put down Gen Hartrnh's msiority at
not less than q, coo.
PTTssuRG, Oct 13.--The Piitsburg Gazette
says: The new House Of Representatives will
cons.t of sixty six Republicans and thirty -four
Democrats Ii may possibly vary one or two
from this bat not more OF The eleven Senators
sleetsd eight are Repsbiicans and three Demo
Gratis The Legislature will stand Senate. twenty
Republicans, thirteen Democrats; House, sixty
ak Republicans. thirty -four Democrats Joint
ballot. eig5ty-six Republicans, forty seven Demo
crats
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14
rhe Prestdenrs spe cch IN Negro sol.
dfers

NEw York, Oct. l3.-Ths Washington cor
respondent OF The Evening Post, speaking OF the
Presidents speech TO the colored soldiers says:
The feeling here is that the speech vas very
kind towards the coiored people. but this may bs
1ar,ly in consequence of Mr. Johuson's repeated
assurance OF his desire 10 10 every thing for the
freedmen which Is really FOR their good. dc has
repeatedly asserted il private conversations that
il he vas AZ home in Tennessee lac would vote 10
give she ballot to intelligent al Industrious ne
groes Those persons here who have heard him
make these assertions judge yesterdays speech
fAvorably. because they know his opinions upon
points no; touched upon ii his speech
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

THREE O'CLOCK, A. NJ
,,rsnnsr,sc ITEMS or News
.skrYAL on rXeLIsn pErrcrrrk,


NV YORK, Oct I3.-The World says: A
number OF detectives iron. London arrived IN
this city by the last stsaseT with special nsiIue-
tons. il is understood, To kesp an eye tbs Fe
mans, snd inform tbs English 00vernnent. fren
lime TO tiMs. whatever facts, msy come 10 their
ho slsdse in regard 10 then One Of these de-
tsct;ves, X Is stated, has Left fer Chicago, where
il ia believed Tie Fenisns ere organizes ia
greater strength than anywhere else IN America,
except in this city aud vicinity II Is understood
tia. The reDisns hare lately adapted strcter
sscrecy IN their cornns-lsiss tisns All archives
thsn formerly
~ kKsINrsr osDEKED TO wAsEIsGTox.
Il is reported that the Eighth Regiment OF me
Flrst Amy Corps. hitherto doing duty on ports
in this h.rsor K ordered 70 Washington for port
duty.
ruKcHAsiSc or RliinoAp.
The Directors OF the Chicago ans Rock
Inland Railroad Company nave appointed Con
u;tee OF three oftheif number 10 negotiate fer
the purchase and consolidation of the Aississ pfi
ard Missouri Road 10 which the Company hav.
ALREADY made a considerable advance Of money
49, So nEavr DAMAGES.
Mrs. Ann LOzier. who suffered the loss OF
leg By reason OF injuries recsivsd through IA,
carelessDess Of the driver, while getting into on
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

DAsIAkDLr OUrRAeE A mo.t dastardly out
rage Was 0erpeuated on the house aud pre- misses
of Lueien Barbour. Esq. on the corner OF Ala
bama and Nichigaa streets, Thursday GET
Some person or persons took bucket OF pitch
or coal tar the kind used in paint y the roofs OF
houses and threw i over the front of his house
on hi. front door, windows, wall. on the col
rmus OF bis portico. and over his stone aud por-
tice steps. and also on the side door auu steps
the same way TheY also backed aud rir3led
three fine shade trees IN his trout ward
Whittier the pitch eau be got OF the walls
and door steps se do not know. bit the
vosA work wili havs 10 be painted before Il can
be hidden This 10, 80 far as Ws know, a most
sunpfovoked outrage. and We hope the pcrpetra-
tor will be brought TO speedy punishment We
understand that he had some difficulty With tbs
negro boy that worked sith him, and tina, IA,
bow Ieft the night the outrage VAS Perpetrated
taking the key OF the stable With him. We alss
understsrd that negro iztely discharged iron
the psnitentisry has had some difficulty with Mr.
Barbour, but EEeshsf either OF these psltie
we're instrument ~ 70 CO hitting the outrage ~
person could inform Us. Ii they we're. the
should De made 10 feel that oltrsges vi this kin
cannot be perpe.rsssd nth inpan,y IN this com
munity
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14
Obiect OF GEN Stewards Visit To the
south.

NEw YoRs. Oct. - The Object Of the
present visit 30 the South OF Major General
Howard Com missioner OF Freedmen Bureaus. is
explained by recently issued War Department
order TO endsavsr 10 effect an arrangement be
tween the owners of certain lands 50 the coasts
OF Georgia, South CMolina and Florida. and the
freedmen who were located on them 6y General
Sherman A. the time vi bis operations ia that
region II appears the negroes have received
the impression that they are 10 retain possession
OF the lands in question. Gen. Howard was in
Raleigh. y c last night. where be addressed
the members OF the State Convention and large
Assembls ye OF citizens
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

Man DRowxks A German named ClaudiC>
tai. aged 80 years, drowned himself. or vas
drovne5. 10 the MeCaIiy pond, South Delaware
street, Gail was a h2I-keeper N a saloon. bu'
fos the last eight OF ;sn days has been sick ~
lhe house of his bIeIheF. on South New Jerse,
street Ii Is said by some that he vac Highly
from deiirium tremsns. At any rate be got M
abou, ~ o'clock iha, night. dressed himself and
went out, ia spite OF the opposition OF his eFc-
Tiers wife His brother Was called, and, with s
friend. searched FOR him all ths remainder OF tbs
night About SIX o'clock yesterday morning hi'
body was discovered in the pond by The watch
man. and j: ia supposed he drowned himself IN
fl OF aberrstios OF mind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14
Eruptien eff VT. HoOd-Central ia
cifIc Railroad.

SAY Francisco, Oct. l0.-Mt. Hood. in Ore
gen, has been 10 state of eruption since Sept.
3D. which, il is supposed. had some connection
with the recent earthquake in C,lifofnia, though
the central part of the State ony felt the shock.
The Union says: The Central Pacific Railroad
Company has laid its plans for rext years sur
vey. They have developed better line over
the mountains than was anticipated. The direc-
tors. after full considerati Of the work before
them, copclsded that they VIII lay track 10
Tucker river. on the eastern slope OF tue Sierra
Nevada, llS miles from Saera mento, before next
year. They have given the necessary orders 70
effect the object t-if
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14
rhe Rpi-copaI Convention

PHIL,DELrHIA. Oct l3.-The General Con.
vention OF the Episcopal Church reassemhled to-
day.
The collect for the burial seavcs vas read in
response 10 the death Of Rev Mr. Jones, Of New
York.
The Committee on the Prayer Book, 10 whom
IVES referred the several propositions to correc.
the pronunciation and reading Of toe prayer
book, reported that there was sseh a want OF
conformity in the various editions issued for
long series OF years that il was impossible for
them TO make any recommendations, but they
would offer a resolution to appoint joint CON
mit'ee on a standard prayer book 10 sct during
the recess
The Committee Oh Metercals. Psalms and
Hymns made report, aiding certain hymns and
psalms
The Military Canon was made The order 81 the
iay for Saturday
resolution - consider aud icpcr; upon tbs
sIp-diency OF inserting IN its Fraysr FOR Con
gress petition in behalf ~ SAFE Legislatures
shea in session refer. Il to the Committee
OIL the Prayer Book
Rev Mr.. Cunningham offered resolutions IN
relation 20 alterations in the iitergy, which vas
laid on the table after which the Convention .d-
i0u.nPl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14
News from Japan

SAY FKaxcisco, Oos. l0.-Sevs from Kama
kira, Japan, to the last OF Angus: has been re-
ssigei
A private lester frous Sassski says: Heavier
hoods recently oeeurrsS between Osscca and
Hisgs than are recorded during the last 100
ye1Ts Serious losses were sustained.
AAdvicss from Osscea TO july slst repors the
movements Of the Tycoon sg.s- Il t1s rebellious
Prince Chsris
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14
Vermont Legislature.

MesTPELrrs, VT, Oct l3-ln coussuusac. Of
the illness of Lieutenant Governor Gardner, he
has not oeeu able to taks his seat. as President
from Frsbklin COUNTY MSS M-@> .Sc-th Ssnstor
pro tenn
Governor Dillinghsms majority, a. officially
reported, is 1916. He will take the oath Of
Office and communicates his inaugural messsg,
this afternoon. al
Mr.. Hebard. OF ,Uhelssa, Appointment membe
OF the House, has introduced bill repeating th,
&C, sKsmpting United States sscariGe. freu
taxation. TTrl4 Gee tAaft
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

NV ALsASY. Oc.. lS.-Ai he HoTSe FAN
OF sne Fair CroaIi Race s.'Grse. II this city
the 0ack stallion Legal Tender. aged FIVE years
paced che nile in 2:20. beiag oBly p seconds
less th.i ne fastest pacin. time on record
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

u Some PEOPLE are getting very Uneasy
sboss the price Of feel he coming winter. ssisg
fearful that II vill be a. high this year ss lat "
not higher. We do not share their fears. for
several reasons First, the high price OF wood
l4ss year sst every person that bad sinbsr 70
work cutting wood. md to day there l. one
fourth more wood nov cut within haulss d's-
tance of the eity, than there ever was before.
Then there has bses thrss or four gravel roads
srished ,his rear, which viii enable more farmers
TO deliver wood wheu the roads are bad, than
could last year Go out of the city on ssy fose
you will, aud You win see ricks Of vooo s'sckeo
40 ready 70 be hauled to town or coal there
WI b better supply. az The folihs mi, com
panv have opened a new mine. with machinery
. sun IL, 70 bring IN large adoinons supply 80
that She supply OF coal VIII De o. least ous
fourth larger this year than last This new
nine d now in working order In addition 20 all
this. there viii be bot a suIsil amount Of wood
and coal used By the military this winter ia COM
p.rison TO last Take Is all together. there Il
going 70 be plenty oil wood aud coal 10 supply
the city. and al, much less price than last year
~ For all kinds OF Job work come TO the
Sentinel office We have the only tinted paper
in the city for bill heads. Bills made out Oh
shis paper are more easily collected than ihose
made oas on the ordinary whits paper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14
TrxrrnAsor-The neonlela xeskl, sam,

TKxrKRASoK--The people weekly (Sabbsih
Temperance Meeting will be held at the Tsber
nscle tomorrow At 4 o'clock p. NJ These
meetings are fast increasing in numbers and in
terest. lt appears to be unnecessary TO Ssk tho
people 10 attend, because the meetings are vel
-es.sbfished. and all are supposed to know TIA
they are Welcome. and earnestly requested &c
assist in this work of benevoIsnce, to .'destro,
the destroyer Of millions and conquer the enemy
of people" Let mothers, wives and sister,
not iosget the danger that lies Al their doors
Let US be steadfast 10 the faith, aud prompt and
patien in our labors Victory IL inevitable. and
God will bless and prosper the great work now II
our hands Many Of our citizens will be vel
pleased to learn that Vim. ". H McCurdv, Esq
will be present and address the people =
I}y order of Committee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

Opening OF Railroads i'm the sssth
wAsEISGroS, Oct 13.-Advicss received here
state that the work OF rsepening the railroads in
the South is progressing rapidly.
The railroad communication from GsoFds,
Alabsma and Tenne.ses, via Knoxville, Lynch
burg ana Alexandra, is now conPlete with the
North. with fIed t,rfs ~ eIirensl, moderate
rates
The Tennessee Gecrgis, tie East Tennessee,
tht Virginia Tennessee and the Orange <
Alexandria r4ilreAGs. connecting virtually IRON
Washington 20 Atlanta, Ga, ell transport the
remains OF soldiers from the battle sslds slons
hi, route free Of css.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

PoLIcs IrExs The Police Court is getting TO
be a very quiet place. there being but few
offenders against the peace and quiet sf the
city.
Yesterday Thsnss Burns paid 50 40. aud
Thomas Lynch and Hampton Mason each were
hned - 40 and ten days, tor being drunk.
John Rogers, tor disturbing the peace and
carrying concealed weapons. paid Sl9 20
Hampton Mason, for carrying concealed wcs-
pons, was fined s. 40 and ten day..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14
The south Carolina Uemoriai-Vir.
Hinia EieciIan

NV YoEK, Oct. IA special TO the Post
dated Washington, OF II, SAYS: Tue memo
rial from the Southern Contention Tor The par
don OF Davis Trenholm aud Magrssh has been
presented % the Presilepr snd 10 Vii give re
plJ this afternoon
Marshall Goodloe just from Nor,a Carolina
says tsO-shiGds oi he REPORTS OF cruelty 40 COL
oted pegsons u thAt ~ ,ls sle la.se.
Advic-. from Richmond st1.e i i feared that
Two o. he CoBsre,smen elected sill not take the
osth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14
ARRAY at the Pre.idcnt's House

WAsHISGroN, Oct. l3.-An ARRAY occurred
Al the Presidents house this afternoon man,
somewhat Intoxicated. called aud desired to see
the President. de was bosterou., and officer
Crook refused him admission up st.rs He be-
came very disordeffy, and was put out ef the Ex-
ecu'ive Mansion When about fifty fest from
the door he turned and drew a revolver on the
officer, when the guard made huge al klm with
his bayoset. and he was captured and taken BE-
fore Justice Walker, who faed bin tue enor-
nous sum OF j2.o00 Tor carrying concealed
weapons. lie having no money, was commit
ted. lie gave his name as Robbins Sumner, and
said he was 4 brother VI General Sumner he
comes from Alexsndri,. and his name j. prchs-
DIV an alias,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14
Capital Stock, $500, 900
Divided into 10000 shares. Par
yaiue $50 each.
HARRISON DAILY. President.
AZ. HoSEN TRAI.L, Treasurer.
4. ". THOMPSON, Secretary.

ysyHE pubic are hereby notified tss, books are nov
aoen AZ the ofice OF H. Daily. Indianapolis, and b.
Re.,th all Jenersonv lie, Ind for the sale OF limited
rroh- AZ shareS The proceeds Of tie sales OF thi.
stL ~ De devoted the development Of the OIL ane
mnera Iands belonging TO the Company, At and IN me
v-e 1raer the supervision Of experienced opera
Tor The Company has three Thousand seres o. land
situated nineteen miles from Je1eEsoaVe near henty
VILE The surface indications these Gnis, together
~th tbe ysoIos- 4 fornstiors such Justify ths
most sanzuine expects,ions anding abundant dePos
OF oil. Experienced oil meP from Tie OH regions 9
Pennsylvania and elsewhere have prospee;ed this Ter
ri.ory. and thai It compare iaVeIAs1 WIZ '"e "
OIL regions IN tie East.
Tie general impression 10 os thai the ea.etps
and capital invested n the eyeiooeus Of oil will event
uay settle upon this portion Of the safe - the ""-
psoaas4Hs ssetiSa ~.th!n its limits
HARRISON DAILY,
auss-s&ws Precedent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

~ The State Council of the Christian Union
OF Indiana will convene on the ID day OF Novem
Der next, at the Union Chapel near ST. Paul, on
tho Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad, some
thirty-one miles from the former place friend
will receive the delegates at the depot and con-
due, them 10 the Chapel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

INV YORK, Oct. u "A letter written OJ
General Grant, in the spripg OF 1854, whoa ne
was about to be made Lieutenant General, to
General Sherman, and the reply thereto of the
latter. have been made public. General Grant.
with his characteristic modesty, said that for his
success he was deeply indebted to many officers,
but mere especially to Generals Grant and
Mcpherson, for whom he also expressed the
wsrmest friendship.
General Sherman said: You do yourself injSs-
tce and US too much honor, and proceeded in the
mos, cordial and unaffected manner to declare
his unbounded admiration for the character and
ability of General Grant. and the happiness az
forded by his friendship. Ny only point Of doubt.
said Sherman, was in ysur knowledge of grand
strategy and of books OF science and history, but
| confess your cemmoa sense to have supplied
all these
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

FINN SIrEs ron RESIDENCES IN TEIs CrTr.--
The beautiful east-front ground, on Tennessee
street, known as the James Blake residence prop
erty. We are told, will be surveyed next week and
put in market There is no fnsF property in the
city to build on. being square from the street
railroad on that beautiful wide avenue called
Tennessee Mr. Rosbrook. the Surveyor, has
made plan of survey by which waluut street
will De continued to Mississippi street; and lots
laid out 300 fee, deep fronting on Mississippi
Street, with q wide alley between. The creates;
Part of the ground is covered With fine fruil
trees Of the osst varieties This ground is the
highest elevation in the city. sn5 will lie be
tween Tennessee. Mississippi. s.; Clair and Wal
mt streets
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

u In the Common Pleas Court. Samuel
Rogers. OF Pike township. was found guilty, by
= jury. after two days trial, and was bound
over to keep the peace for two years.
The balance Of the time Of the Court, jester
day, was occupied calling the docket and
making up issues
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

f9s- In the Marion Circuit Court, yesterday
the trial OF Thomas Berry. for robbery of Chris
tie was concluded. He was found guilty and
sentenced to the pshtentisry for seven years
John Zisk wss on trial, yesterday afternoon,
Tor assault and battery with Lteut 10 kill Philip
Nickel, in saloon. IN the south part of the city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

tS Ysstsrday We had q cold snap. with every
appearance Of SNOW Rain is needed very much
20 lay the clouds of duss Our streets are 60
much travelled. that even on the bouldered
squares the dust 10 becoming almost unbear-
able while on those streets that sre graveled /.
raises in perfect clouds
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

BELYAsr, Oct. IA FIRE last night consumed
nearly the entire business portions Of this city
below w ashington and Cross stres,s sne.
Over one hundred buildings were destroyed
and the less at least three million dollars. The
Ere was caused by ar incsndisFy. A strong
wind, which famed the flames, threatened tho
destruction of the whole city. NJ
An engine from Seareport rendered good ser.
vice, and Commander Vim. ID. Whitney, of th<
United States steamer Tiegs, with his oficsrs
and crew, were most energetic In their efforts e
subdns the eonaagrations g u $50
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

Guar LoTs The Building Lots sold last Mon
dsy BY Wiley & Martin, Auetioneers. were sold
at lower prices than any lots in the same vicinity
were ever sold ut, but the lcts are in the mat
ket FOR the frst time. aud as no prices are liked
upon the lots, they must be sold. The remain
ing 80 lot. will DE sold next Monday at o'clock
Bargains ara sure To DE had ll-S
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

CHANCE OF TInK-The Indianapolis and jim
einnati Railroad will make q change in their
time on Monday. Under the new time, trains
for Cincinnati will leave here al j01 A. N /,
ll07 A NJ aud 81 p. N. Trains from Gin
cinnsti will arrive here at ~ 81 p. NJ, IA M.
and 10 % p NJ. An accommodation train will
be pvt the road. which will leave Greensburg
att 10 A NJ. arriving at Indianapolis at 1907
A NJ Returning, leave Indianapolis at AZ 4.
NJ arrive at dreensbrrg at 6 40 7. stopping
at all way stations.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14
Mexican Affairs.

Nav fosg, Oct. l3.--The Heads Ctr al
Mexico correspondent. writing under date OF
September 3Oth, Gays that the Imperislsis were
rejoicing over the removal of President Juarez
and bis government from ohihuahua to FL Paso,
and had also sise had tue absurd story which has
been circulated in this country, TO the effect that
Juarez had deserted hie country and gene TO
Ssnt, Fs, in the United States Territory Of New
Mexico ITO rl.a. II -. Il CL DIT al.d
Asximiian's sdhsres,s. however, we're forced
to acknowledge chat the Republican sovernnsat
was IL much better position TO .u.taia itself at
FL Paso than at Chihuahua: tia, there would
De muck difficulty in dislodging ii from tbs for
mer place, and that Juarez has there an immense
tract OF country and great resource. a. his dis.
esssl. fr
Several ressnt small victories over ths RepuS-
leans are claimed by the Impsrialisis, but xusr-
rillas still swarm on all the highways running
out Of the capital. sHd order seems to be ne
nearer being established in the country than when
Louis Napoleon ana Asximisn comm enc ed
their work of regeneration as- .srsaa-1 -...a