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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-02
CHE aorfulk 2ost.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1865.
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MUSIC OF LABOR.

The banging Of the hammer
The wlirlng of the plane,
The crashing of the busy saw,
The creaking Of the crane,
The ringing Of the anvil,
The grating Of the drill
The Gathering Of the turning lathe,
The whiring Of the mill,
The buzzing OF the spindle,
The rafting Of the loom,
The putting OF the engine, ...55H
The fans continual boom, DAD
The clipping OF the taIlor's shears,
The driving Of the awl-- 50
These sounds Of hoaest Industry, ...
loye--I love them all.
The clicking Of the magic type,
The earnest talk III men,
The toiing Of the gi.int press,
The scratching vi the psn, t5
This tapping of tue yard stick,
The tinkling of the scales,
The whistliog Of the needle,
when no bright cheek il pales)
The humming of the cooking stove,
The surging of the broom
The pattering feet Of childhood,
The housewives busy hum,
The buzzing of the scholars, rl-z
The teachers kindly call
These sounds Of active Industry,
loye-l love them all.
love the ploughman's whistle
The reaper'5 cheerful song,
The droyer's oft repeated shout,
spuriing his stock along,
The hustle Of the market man.
As be HES him to the town,
The halloa from the tree top,
As the ripened fruit comes down,
The busy sound Of treshers
As they clean the golden grain,
The husker's Joke and catch of glee
Meath the moonlight on the plain,
The kind voice of the drayman,
The shepherds gentle call
These sounds Of pleasant Industry,
Ilove--l love hem all.
Oh, there's a good in labor,
II we labor but Alright,
That gives vigor to the daytime,
!. sweeter sleep at nieht
A good that bringeth pleasure,
Even to the toiling hours:
For duty cheers the spirit,
As dew reyives the flowers.
Then ray not that Jehovah
Gave labor as n doom,
No tits the richest mercy
From the cradle to the tomb.
Then let us still be ding
Whate'er We Ind to do,
With cheerful, hopeful spirit.
And Tree hand strong and true.
s~~
GOOD NIGHT.
Downward sinks the setting sun,
Soft the evening shadows fail
i Nfa Light is flying,
. Day is dying, .t
Darkness stealeth over all.
Good night
Autumn garners in her stores
Poison OF the fading year, 1883
Leaves are dying,
Winds are signing,
Whispering oil the wiuter near,
Good night!
Youth is vanished, manhood wanes;
Age its forward shadow throws;
Day is dying,
Years are flying,
Liferuns onward to its close,
Good night
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-02
Nature made but one such man,

And bfoKs the uIs IN houIdihg sheTldan, -
his mother was also an actress, one of
that class whom DIR. Hatfield represents
as out of the pale of the Church. %
o shsme, where is thy blush: Rebellious hell,
Canst thou thus mutny in parsons bonesi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-01

wAsnISGroS. June 30.-A Texas paper says
Gen Candy informed Gen. Buekner. when the
latter arrived in New Orleans TO offer the sur
render of Gen. Kirby Smiths Trans -Mississippi
forces, that II he had been one dsy later formi.
dable national army would have been in motion
for Texas, and that, in that event, the rebel
cepted.
Accounts from Texas state that the transition
from condition OF war to one OF peace is pro
ceedlng very quietly and IN an orderly manner
From two 10 three hundred bales of cotton were
awaiting shipment at Houston in the beginning
OF this month. National currency sells 10 that
place a, seventy FIVE cents on the dollar for
gold.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-01

Nav YoRK. June 30 The Herald's South
Carolina dispatches 10 tho Goth state that Gen
Gilmore would shortly issue all order dividing
tho State of South Carolina into four military
districts. 10 be known as Eastern aud Western
Districts. aud the Districts of Charleston aud
Port Royal to DO commanded respectfully by
Generals Beale, vanwlck, Hatch aud Potter
General Gilmore has also issued h. order Tor
the celebration OF the Fourth of July All labor
not absolutely necessary will be suspended
throughout the Department of the South Sa
lutes will DO fired at the yarioas posts The Dc
claralion Of Independence and President Lin.
coins Emancipation Order will be read. oratons
delivered, and the day generally observed In true
Yankee style
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-01
steamer Passes Through the dutch

NKw YoRK, June 30-The Tribune this morn
ing publishes an important expose by stock
holder Of the United States Telegraph concern
ing the proposed extension of that line to the
Pacific, which is deeply interesting TO capitalists
and the public generally.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent says:
The steamer Silas A Pierce passed through the
Dutch Gap Canal on Sunday The Pierce is
forty three feet wide. Thus is this great but
much maligned work demonstrating its useful.
ness in saving seven miles of water course on
the James river.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-01

ClSclSrAri, June 30.--Chlef Justice Chase
leii yesterday for Waahlngson
Great preparations are balng made ls this city
aud throughout the State, fof the celebration of
the Fourth OF July
0eperai sherman is expected 10 arrive here
o.night. A public reception will be given him
General Logan, Al Loulssllle. yesterday. iasusd
orders mastering on, 10000 men. belonging 10
the Army of Tennessee.
The failure OF Charles Barnes, wheat specalA
tor, at Chicago Il announced. Liabilities over
s96 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-01
ernment-Petitioas Tor Amendment
OF the Amnesty Act.

rard dens-Ex pend itures sf ths Gsv-
ernment-retiti0esf tor Amendment
OF the Amnesty Act.
Nav NoRx. June 3O-rhe Worlds special
says; Henry II. Ware, OF selma aud Andrew
Jackson lngersol. OF Mobile. Alabama. are
among those pardoaed by the President within
few days
The friends OF john Wilson. the present Third
Auditor OF the Treasury, are presenting hls name
for Assistant Secretary
The Trbunes special says; The expenses OF
the Government during the past year amounts to
the enormous sum of 81 200 900 900, or over
$500, 900 per day.
An adjourned meeting of the citizens of Rich
mond was held yesterday, at which a memorial
TO President johnson was read representing that
the 900 clause in his Proclamation OF Am
nesty caused great embarrassment in the trans
action of all kinds OF business and praying that
IL be Withdrawn.
A letter from II q. Tart OF the First Ma
tioual Bank, Richmond to the committee also
favors the repeal OF the clause referred to.
The petitioners state that they took the oath
prescribed by President Lincoln, of March 26th.
1864, and December 9Th, 1864. IN the full belief
that by no doing they secured the pardon extended
aud that business had been suddenly paral yzcd
by the late decision OF the Attorney General
The memorial will probably be unanimously
signed and forwarded to the President. in a few
days
Mosby. the guerrilla. having been pardoned,
has opened n law Office and settled In Culpopper,
Virginia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-01
Health of tho Prcsident-wtii
Matters.

Matters.
Nnw Yoax, June 30.-The Times Washing
ton special says; The Presidents health was such
to day that he was unable 10 receive visilorp
Al 300 this evening he Ia somewhat better. but
IL 10 doubtful whether he will be able TO attend to
any business this week though he expects TO be
present at the Cabinet meeting to morrow
A comprehensive order, relating 10 The oon
solidation OF the different armiea, end To the new
military divisions, s about 10 be issued
IA soon as the proaont mastering out Of troops
IA completed, tho several corps of the Army OF
tho Potomac will each be reduced 10 division
the whole 10 constitute u provisional army corps
To- be commanded by Major General Wright
headquarters at Msr,lnaburg. Va
The Second Corps Division 10 10 be CON
manded by Dfeyet Major General Mott
The Fifth Corpa pssiou by Bfevet MAJOR
General Ayers
The Sixth Corps pyl.on BY lireyel MeJor
General Getty
The Middle Military Division IN abolished, and
a new department constituted OF Pennsylvania
Delaware. Maryland aud Wrst vfglnla, Malol
General Hancock commanding, headquarters al
Baltimore.
The Department OF the East remains as Il is
except that M aJor General Hooker will succeed
Major General Dix la his eommond. headquattefi
az New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-01
Arrest of Judge Caruther.

WAsHlSGroN. June 30.-R l.. Csruthers. al
one time Judge OF the supreme Court OF Ten
nessee. and who, in 1863. had himself elected
rebel Governor tor that State by a ies hundred
followers, but who was soon compelled by the
advance OF the national troops TO become fugi
tive. was arrested At his home ia Lebanon. Ten
ressee. on the Gath Inst. and committed TO await
his trial for treason.
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s ga A. seo sso 400 sso zoo $50 loo
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paslass. nssies. pahnshs IA ths ieai esanaa, eiisA
inss ~ ahdsT wl hs charged tuf each ihselues vi "
sssg Tea inss, tea eeats pes liae, -
Aassaasias asalhs vita faaefsi seuos attached, til
siiheHt Rallee Tree
Marriage Notices SO esnts,
sstoes Festivals rcaes sad Ekeafseas eets"h ep ~
siixaass ef associations ~ BY churches AZ ths regular
prices
loaded aud placed sRdsf the heal ~
special nstos tsa lines eVeF will be charged double
The usual rates
Yearly advertisers 10 pay quarterly
Anneansin4 candidates foT oriess % every deseFp
10 be hsTssd at the rate u p 60 for each name 10 The
Daily and eau the Daily aud Weekly. the same 70 be- IA
all eases. paid Ia advance,
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wAsHISeros, June 30.-The rebel Governor
Clark, of Miss. had been committed to Fort
Pulaski, savannah river, and the rebel Ex Sec
reiary Of the Treasury, Trenholm. recently sent
TO that stronghold, had been released by orders
from Washington. and was in Charleston.
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WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL.
ruBIIsHKD KvERy MONDAY Al
Two Dollars and Fifty Cts. Year.
70 clabs " ten and over a, o. 90 a year.
rAsAsLn nvAaIAsls ~ ApvAs0s.

- - ore q - n -. -.
Zach square, hrst Insertion. W
Zach subsequent Insertion. for each square. OF
reasonable deductfsV made tc yearly advertisers,
nsertos and 81 per for each subsequent inser
ton Ahdsvits will be made without additional charge
fthe advertiser furnish thestamp required by Govern
ment.
Legal advertisements inserted sthe expense ofths AZ
ofneys ordering and delaybe for the legal proceed
hgs but eoilectsble Al usual time Publishers not
nabh for the accuracy Of legal advertisements ~
eud the amount charged FOR their publication.
ELDER HARKNFSs BINGHAM,
Prophe,ors Indiana state seutnei
J. N. TILfORD,
President indlansp polls Journal Company
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te-LEr TnosR WHO HAVE DoUpTED

the virtues o. nu,l's cssses hssss n any such there
ba. read the following estnssss Ten gentlemen well
knaaA la this community, aud doubt no hetpi
its general ntTodaeliah ini0 The army will save the
lives 81 thousands % our soidieFsi
Lopisvllls, June ID, isaa,
We the aaasrssn snsd have the good effects o. Dr,
and pIcs.rass u the system aud believe i.s general
would prevent disease Anl relieve .hueh sahsIlhs
Ameag soldiers particularly wesid ,hi. be the case
especially those who are exposed 20 the masma'e IN
haenoes IN the Southern climate
SAJ. PHILIP SPIEL,
Collector Int Rev, 81 Die. ny
CHAs. D. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, NJ
col, H. DENT,
Provost Marshal GeusrAl VI Kentucky
RKV D. Il, HREDRRsON
Vice President Of SANITARY Commission
aARNRY, HUGHES A 90,
Publishers Demycrat.
GEo r. DOERN,
Proprietor Louisville AuIsssr.
HUGHES q PARKHIIL
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Main street, Louis
vile, KY.
DAVIS, GREKN a CO..
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
HART MAPoTHER,
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS I, WINTER. B., ..-.., r,,., -, ,..,.,
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT 4 y HIIDRETH
OF the steamer Major Anderson
MAJ. l.. T. THURsTON.
Paymaster u. =. Army
e.. NJ MkTCALF
National Hotel, LoulsSills. Ky
col. JESSE BAYI.Rs
4th Kentucky Cavalry
GEORGE d PRENTICR,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE BY
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2S5 East Washington Street.
PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR. coLYoUR, MEDICAL OFFICE 40. Gs SOUTH
Meridian Street, forfets his fee II he fails In cur
ing any case that may under his care, matter
how obstinate long standing He warrants you =
cure Syphilis in the primary stage helped In IS nlin
utes cured IN ~ hours. Gleet Of 20 years standing
cured by DR.. c. ocioe hours 10 10 p. N. ~sr2b
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potenoe IN both sexes the effects of those diseases
tho body and mind, and tho Authors New Treatment oi
all those In ull. the only successful method ef
cure, with an expoaltlon Of QoAokey.
Thlswofk IL not quaek advertisement, but warning
aud guide for married and single. II 4 the only book
gives the treatment Of all the above diseases In plain
Knglah, with full directions for seftreatment aud
tans much valuable information not proper 90 mention
Ia pablIe notice The work contains $50 pages and 100
plates aud enavings Of the above diseases Sent 20 any
address IN a sealed wrapper, receipt Of one deaI
Those afflicted with any ~ the above diseases, before
placing themselves under the treatment ~ any one
should first read this work
OFficE-sii Finh street. between Market and Jcref.
son, west side.
To insure safety 10 all letters direct 10
GALkN's HkAb DisPkNsARl
Drawer 247, Louisville. Ky.
oois- -s4-d4wls
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Philosophy of Marriage.

TUyHE PRoPRIEToRs oFTHE NEw YORK MUSEUM
OF Anatomy have determined, regardless Of ey-
pese 20 issue Free (for the benefit Of suffering ku-
anty and suppression Of quackery four Of their msst
Interesting and Instructive Lectures Marriage and ts
dlsquAlifcations Nervous and Physical Debility, Pre-
mature decline Of Manhood Indigestion, weakness or
Depression mpotency, Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
err the great social Rv and those naladies which result
nom youthful foes. Of maturity or ignor
OF Physiology and laws Of mature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means Of
enghtsnag and saving th ssnts and viii be forward
ed free receipt Of four stamps by addressing
tary New YoTk Museum Of Anatomy and Medicine, sls
Broadway. New York ian21-diy
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and erect sortsble dwellings but y go vorfnsn
and IN good stye on The paynentof f.s much a. the
improvements viii cost-the rem2iras 70 Dc pkid on
!. ~ psymepts-not och more tAas fair rent the
ure ses Having lots nearly all parts OF the city, we
can accommodate all wishing 20 sec~re home; and hav-
M . large amount sf lnDbsr on hand, and workman
PKRKHAUt RIRRCB,
.,oStf Raa Rsfsfs Are
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NATIONAL BANK.
THR FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF INDIANAPo
rs THE Official depository and financial hgent Of the
United States. and will furnish. the most favora'
ble tefoa.
All kinds OF United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

Aud will buy and sell aold, silver. Exchange oovsro.
ment Vouchers Orders Washington, stats Stocks and
Public Securities of every description.
Collections will be promptly made. and every kind ~
business attended 90 that belongs 10 Legitimate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent. upon
visions made fot the ekeepng Of Deposits aud fot
the accommodation efDepoHtofs.
Ia addition a. the responsibility ef the United Hlaies
fot the liabilities ef the Hank, the Stockholders iad
Nduay responsible 10 the extent of their stock IA sdi
ton 20 the amount invested IN tneh shares thus An0rhg
tho most ample security 20 the public,
The following are the present hioohheldsrs VI the in.
sututen'
VIM, n, Enslnh, wm, nfsisn,
W. k.Noiaingef. Ham, y, ruttls,
Lowis yordop, John W. murphy
pelosa Rect, Judge " n, riaeh
JeT MeIene,
\, y, u. Lanis,, ofN,f, VIM, Willard,
usv, q, y. Mertop A. naldwin,
lien, John J, horrison, u, W, Noble,
0en Las. Noble, W. q. Roctwoed,
Hon. Osoat n. usfd, naniel Hsnnssssy.
lion, r, A, HepdFiokH. James Powers,
Hon, David kiigore, J l.. Slaughter,
Hon. James A, cfsVens, Laciah nile,
lol. John q. New, w.s.T. Morton,
Hon. 7, NJ, Sullivan. hanabas Colin,
hev wm, A, Holiday, John O. nefeih
Prof q. N. Todd. Df. !, N. 0aston.
J. George suF. n ". fieh,
GeofgeW. Rsgs, Dt. J. ~ wooSbui
Robert browning. jno. q. Wright,
W. J. Holiday, John ueadrieks,
W. Il. Holloway, A, j. DanfoFth,
J. NJ Maxwell James 0reene,
VIM. H. Fry. A. d. Bilngsly,
A. J. Hay. ". W. Laaihers,
r. H. Parker, Jamss winslow
J. l.. Hoton,
winsiow, Lsnisr a Co.
J, A, Ross, Ialyii
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HlsFsos The glory " vvmsa. lte The ,tssnalh oi
Sampson. ays ssty @aeh 10 hss msaIsal hsh 10 pfs,
serve hls In at IA glefy requires care. aud The uss efs
table wash, such q yea have IN keeaall's A@bellne
II has na aslelsHeas inNredlsn,l rOifsshss strength
ns aa preserves the aewas ,fsssss aud esnaet bs saf
passed a. ~ lhneeeh and valuable preparation, The
Ambelas eaa he psosafea ~ any bgasEls,s iesi'asm
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MEDICAL.
Galen's Head Dispensary
Established I'm 1880 and Charter.
by the tegtstnturc az Nentucky.
Tor tho trcatueut of
N's.as a. s-ssss spnss- - rss~s<- :
SE.us.v.IL W'E.fK yvESs.
Aud all Affections of the Urinary and dsp
~ both Aeses
JUST PUNISHED,
a PRIVATE mEDICAB. TMEAys>

nN vRNKRfAL nisEAHks.
~ including uonofh@a. uleet,
syphilis, structure, ufavul, stone,
hapluras, Piles. fiatula. Urinary
Deposits, and all Diseases of the
Kidneys, BLADDER. PROSTATE GLAND,
aud kealnal veslolea, and their
treatment, including chapter on
FEMALE DlakAsfa, with OBJ
uerVatlohs on mafflags and the
prevention Of conception. Con-
talnlng a Treatise ola SELF Abuse,
spermatorfhea, Sexual aud Nof'
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MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES.


WE ARE oVEIIyG SUPERIOR iSDUcKhESrs
wv - persons With . Ht;is ready means TO secure
horness We viii sell
, 1865-10-07

counted III thsre.iliths, therefore the political
power would vest in less than majority ofthe
people. The slaves were no Iart OF "the peo'
ple," but all freenpeu were. Political power
was slways vested in majority Of the frcemen,
and hence Of "the people" Now that slave.
~ is abolished, the political power must con.
thine 10 be vested in the majority Of freemen,
including free blacks, or their constitutions,
which were republican when the a]aycs were
no part Of "the people, Will now cease to BE-
republican.
In South Carolina and Mississippi there now
exists no class Of population other thau .sftc.
persons The "al Other persons" spoken
OF In the constitution have become " free per.
sons" The whole population arc therefore
Tree persons" Now VIC deny most cmphatl-
cally that the State In which political power
ls lodged In less than majority Of The " free
persons" is republican In form. Such States
arc oligarclles or despottsms, and cannot OF
constitutional right claim seats In Congress.
They mnst flfst enlarge their voting
basis 90 that clear majority of-the male cltl-
scns shall bc endowed with the elective fran.
chisc- This. position rests on the sthard
pan," and cannot be successfully disturbed.
In South Carolina and Mississippi majority
Of tho " free persons" Of the cilizens, Of the
Rr1ns-bearfng population, OF those who owe
allegiance to the Government, are excluded
from the franchise. Hence those States are
mrcrrbhcan In form Of government, and
stand in contempt of the Federal constitn-
tion. They must he purgcd before they cau
come Into Congress.
, 1865-10-07

stnaE nsnst. Nlktns A!lxaakee, sundrics.
Brig eam Halls, stretch, oconso, l6o m lumbes, - IN
schr WhiI,s,nd. Olsen. Grand H.7.n, 100 N lumber.
Schr DAY Spring, ,Jackton. ST. Josenh, IS cds WOOD.
sehr 61mhesm.a M = Williams, Grand Hareu. rs m lum-
sehs @ EIsedo9s; Eleleeu, white Lake; IS m lumber.
sehs MaktG IherSant fentrateF, 70 u lumber.
sehf i1sie9 9 Hood, Robinsoo, dreeuouah. LIB eds
sehr Isn Flint cochrsne. xaat.see. - lumber. 50 N
seow G e; Butts Mitchell. aanistee, 100 lumber. %
EAHED.-.......-...-..0cs.6 6th. ,
Esmr Planet wilkins, Two 1ave1s sundstes.
Prop Coloni.'. smls6: Milwaukee,. A''><'
Prop Montgomery. Gfics saznia e,2l4 brls nous and
Prop Idaho, conkey. Buaalo, t4s5 bushels COIL, a9
br's toar md sunt!!ss-
Barane hefD Green, Eagle u.roor. 1900 bu.hes oats
E.qus Z. F: Bridge. 1ngraaam, Baa4o. n.sooousnc1s
PRs1sas e. e Monitor; isas saasls - easael. sesn
Pr1s RIO Gssnde. Hamilton, guts1o. laaoa bushels
schr Cascade. Cherry, Ruta1o. H. tt7snuahe1s com,
sehF ChAH Hiacklny, Manning. B1thlo, 2lap bushels
sehr pa5 STATE, ralpe. BuaAlo, 1s,a3o bu corn.
sehr Gecir1ocisy MeIdez.on: Eunalo. 1tss5 bn coFn
ss'Ros oMsF bnaao g. os s9n
SchF Grace Murray, ksie Bunalo, l6,ce50 ba corn.
schr 2. A. Richmond, Thompson, B16ajo, i.,oa ba
sehr David EMsguson. Carson nnaaio, 14loo ou corn
sehs ca1sinEton, coane Post coioofns. Z LIS bu
wheat.
, 1865-10-07

lE4VaA VA1 2PNIAa4 4NV9sE8pQH0CHI.J
FonT Smith, Sept. s1, 1et1.
have apprised you by Telegraph Of the
proceedings 60 fully OF the Council of yester-
terday md the day previous, that It only re-
mains for me to add that after the signing Of
the treaty, the Council to-day adjourned stne
die, the United States Commissioners adjourn
Ing Rnb}act 10 recall BY the Secretary of the
Interior, to whom they wilt make their final
report. Much wns expected OF this Council,
and much, very much, has been accomplished.
Tho Government WA extremely fortunate in
the composition OF the Commission. None but
practical business men were on tho Comtuis-
sIon-men who feel their responsibilities 10 tho
government and the common duties that hui
mnnity dictates to the Indian. Ibelieye hare
before indicated snme Of the difficulties that
surrounded ttthe situation." Foa1-flnhs Of
were ready to claim Justification on the
ground that the u. s, government failed to
afford protection according to trcatY stipuia-
tfon. A large number Of Slaves property us
they call them, niler the white mans style)
wcre to he set free. And what involved q
more delicate task thcn all, perhaps, Indian
tanned; reconciliation Wis to be effected b.
tween warning factions Of the same
tribe, with the exception Of the Chenoxees,
This work seems 10 haro been fully and
successfully accomplished by the commission.
treaty Of peace and amit5 has been signed
by lay delegates, from fourteen tribes, {not
including chiefs, seventy five loyal and sev-
cuty-four dfsloyaf delegates.
a very important treaty, the provisions OF
which l have telegraphed you, Was made
with the Chocta~s and Chickasaws, two Of
the leading tribes OF the Southwest. To ac-
complish This required an amount OF WISDOM
prudence and patience not usually Witnessed.
Thnt It IlAa been done, aud well done. reflects