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Atsentioa UnIou Rines,-fou are
hereby requested 60 meet AZ the Old Armory
this evening. Thursday. At precisely sevss
o'clock. Those Who were with us IN the ser
vice. As we'll as the present members Of the
Legion are requested 10 be present. IL 10
earnestly desired that all will De present 80
important business will be transacted.
FRED A. ROSS. Captain.
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The Large Indians have arrived.
The great chiefs RED Jacket and Wshoo"
may be -een at the Drug House OF our
friends Barr { Co
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-05

- osps. John A. Bryan has been che-
sen Chief Of The Fire Department.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-05

~ Pumpkin Butter at @. |. Ripleys IS
the thing Tor Christmas pie.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-05

The following lots are vet unsold in Spen-
GERS Subdivision, which lies north Of Terrs
Haute. on the Lafayette Road. and the Fort
Road. -(eontinuatiop OF Seventh Street) -
These desirable lots will be soid very low.
snd ten years time given for payment. Il de-
erred. The title ,ndispuisbic
Lot No. Fort Rosd) 91a acres.
Lafayette Road 5
10 Fort Road ~
~ (nsar Barbour gr've)l2ie
= lsi.ye'ss Road Z"
The balance of the quarter section. to-
wit: Sixteen Lots, have been purchased by
the nost desirable neighbors. Call aud SEQ
them. HOSfOhD BROWN.
Dec. l4,usnl '65 Real Estate Ag'ts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-05

Rss Hat Ha. Hai.-A Laughter
book for Little Felks, Conical Pages for
LITTLE Folks. and Little Folks Big Type
book at Bartlett ..
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JOSEPH KERN.

Dress Masxing.-Ms. Murphy and
Mrs. Allen have taken rooms over Edsall
Root a Co Store. whore they are prepared
70 Manufacture Shirts. Drsssss aud Chill
dren's Wear. ia the latest and most ap>
proved style. jsnsdiv.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-05

Nfnc< 2~as-0f- szcsl,<us ssali<y
ca b fo1sd. - eli tna. ~ :. ". WI.
Lana. z,der odd Fslio~s' Hal ld~les
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-05

cara an suvastAs<-k cs--sr-.-
<ll>r~la-s n ssssA Ar><.es - : ssssssxy.
6i---<sr-1 s.fs 81 sz>s< r--.~is - sz-s -
u>rvs>s v><ss--s> ENiS r>ssT. nlssass. - -
u-s-.rr 40 ss.l..l orr<.s. a. - 49,. srx.
- zs<s~<s h<~-sss =. ~ h<z-f-l 49, risls>s ksl.
A.. Ores ss.ssrs lave s<-e ~ --tr e.res - lkls
sssl> >~.><s. rr~zs.~t - a>~lr- s>e~<. Ne
xer.>a e. z1fsrs<z-ss. ~ sssz - r>ssss -
s--,~<szs ssz $3.50 40 s>l.-i.s. - s~~2<s 80
~1-p~. - ssy - go sssss =. 49, - sAxrx..
ft.>s s.s4sss . F.~f-p se~is,<. sssr~s.>S
sy~<-~>c Axzs~s yooxYn :. InBks.
s<4ssas .. kzss Es-u.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-05

fsrssrA~r TO l-ss<ss-I~ RAsvxs's f<sAhS
eS.sh.s. saves yss famed d rsmsvss< aiaisaisis.
srSasx fpsm sssrretca. % stsppsss otrssafs. 81
q r--scrsns he system 70 p>rf>es ss>itA ~hen SUI
-rtns trsm spinal kse>oens. freispssas. t's'i.
sas wnft>~. ~ otksr weakness 81 he utsftre or-
sans TIE fsl, are psr<' e, harmless 90 ne 90
sNsss,sa. and u.>y b take. ~ N ss-s ssS.ss 70
s.s- .stsoas e.usinx tistre<.-tAs ssns tine 'hss
ses nks scAsrsa ~ s,reaxsAsains. lnssscrsuas s'd
rs.s.ssnx he .ssssa "a hsalfsy ecntsusa. sna y
srs.xs.s e- ne sseassiy p>rses ~fth regularity -
a.tisr ffora sAss esas>s IL sestFust'on Say >T--
r-y sAoaia NOT - tsAss asrsns'ths ar.s tsres e.
ssas ssnshs efpr~xess<y. sheasA s.is 81 >ny e'hss
u.-. =. ni~ssrriass veah - ~ r-sah
"a "a. ssutslas % rsIs. Prize o..
d RAkvEr's rRxkrisE 81 Diseases e rszs'~'
r~.x~..sv. Ni-s.rl.<s. ssss~1asss- s,sftia$.
p~vr-a.sooa. s4z .s.ss- 80 x@tnrs. ~za s-~FhNc-
.s.l, a. Is:'ss Private n~'irsi stsisf', srsn'
49,. n "a p.<>s. s~us re- - say s<2rs<s N
.<rs. required v p5 Fs~t~<-.
re- rI. Aas sssk ~lu e s>ss ~ asn ~ssa -
sar-s, s~ss-a. ara prsp~is. ~
xsrkN. ~ n. aso~r>l Axe>s.
Ne. ~ cs1Ax 81 Nee fess.
s-ls % al ne p<sresp>i dr~<xisss
=. O.. CuNNtNenAw
...E..s, ksssx. - vx<<s Raw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-05

pare sympathp sympathy : bssuh-
AL thing. Coz a exhibit. the 'anseIic' part Of hs.
..a nAiar~. We deeply ard mo.s siaeersiy syrs-
,slhi.s ~sh those fss sonsrins Win bad cold
.ns haze not u.sd % esanos sbtsin bottle 81
.AsiaAe Porsr's Cough pslsan.' ios hsJ are
i.y.i.es q one q the most sssctuai remedies for
goash.. C~ld.. 4eL, ever given 10 the pabiie- IA
- -. as.e no sympathy Win any one ~ho ~h
80 aay ether Cough xstieise, When shis popclsr
sses. price esy .. cents per bette. esa Be had o.
a. Druggists. mAsld~i~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-05

New Livery and sale stable. =
] have recently opened . nev Livery aud
Sale Stable 90 the Alley bssssss Ohio And
walnas strsss inmsdis,ely back Of The
County JAN building. where can be ioubd
o1s Of the best stocks OF hosse-. new bug :
giss and carriages In the city
Particular attention given 20 the purchase
and sale Of horses.
isnSd3t JOSEPH KERN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-05

I.kUTKs AID GENTLFNFN


nyos 18th 70 msrry. address ne untc-sfKrsd ~
~fii ssss ycu withcus msnsy and wsthoat pries.
F.iusbis inisrmsiiot that vii snshis yea q sffs
happy s.t speedily. irrespective e "a. vssiss e.
ps-nsy. This informsiIen wiIi cot yos sothllT.
ssd n ysa vizh = marry. ~ssl ehs~Efails .sslss
yoa. Al letters strictly ooandsstisL The desired
lnfsrn<sion ssnf ~ return n.ll an cue tieass
ssei. sstrs~.
aAH.fu n LknbnEI.
ofssnpoft. Kings %.
octisd-ely. ssw fofs-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-05

IL. ~ more unp,-ss>ns and unsafe nsaieises-
Sor M p.<H.sst srd DEAF steas diseases. use
Hkf.xboLp's kxrkAcT huCnu.
salaA IA. rs<~svsa ths snfsrssmsnt q The nlost
rnOntNKyT PHfMCiANelN fhk U. -
A. rss offered - AFFLICTED hunarity a. certain
snre for ths loIlo~tss diseases snd sxmssen- orix
tn.ksnx iren Diseases and ahas- % The Urinary et
e~xuzf Organ
oer~rAl p>niiiv,
nsab.I ana fsy-issi pspressien,
tnbsciiiu.
ns.srsatnssssa sf fas,t g. the hsaf,
Coufn 81 Ideas.
ny~tsrta.
40 0eosxk 81 Irrtt>ctlitys
ss.sisssn>ss and oIssplsssnsss 81 Might.
Abs>nce "a Muscular knc.sscys
Loo - Apv~oss.
Dyspspsis.
uma<Iafioo.
Lev spkrits.
uss~ s<nssstico 70 fsrsly.
4. q he Or sns 81 1>nersuon.
- fslpitstion q ths Hear,
Al IN f>ss al thS ssasuultAnts ~ Nervous snt
psutHtsssf state sftss system
r. sa.ar~ al <>uutns. cot this cat
AN POk ERLNuoLu'S. TAKE NJ OTHER.
tukEs oUAkANrkxp.
See advertisement IN snes1ar oolanaa-
s-lakaxs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-05

DHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR
Il ekSrlk tKS. ssmyls w.lA essAlsss sses
- e-uss- ts<ie~- ~n~eiese -sth ycc- nArne.
AL saar><s n HEQErTE.
asslssn - Iie.ry - We. Tea CIV
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DR.. Marshalls
|CATARRH SNUFF

Ia i n nhH ON u
TAT. snur hs. thoroughly proved itself % BE IN
best article kno-n Zoe curing the C-tAfFh, Cold IN
he Head and Headache. 4, kss been found an .x-
lsl'snt rsmsdy n a.ny Eases Of sore sye. Dess-
tess been removed - u. AL hearing has oftsn
been greatly improved ~ ia ase.
Ia iragr ant and agreeable. sd
GivEs iNnEOlArE RKLfKF
oths dali heavy pains caused By di.sAsss o. the
Head. Ts tie sensations afisr using are sslixht-
o. and iavisogauus. Il opsns snd pargss cut ell
obsiraetiors, strengthens the glands. and gives a
healthy accDn 90 toe psrts Affected.
AORR THAN THIRTY WARS
or sale AMI uss a Dr. Marshall Cssarrh and Head
ache snun, has proved Ito great value Cor ell the
commsn diseases u .tse had. and At fhi. moment
10 stsrds hishsr thsn ever before.
~ IL recoinnsndsd ~ many % the best physlcl.as
and u as~d vita gre st ssceess and satisfaction
cry shsre
READ Tnk CB.ltflCAIk on WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS IN lse&.
Thsandsr.fsn~s having for many year. been se-
qasintet with Dr.. hsrshsis Cstarsk and Headachs
Sam aud col u IN wholesale trade. ehssrfnlly
sts's. that ~s bslisveu 20 be sqaAl. m every Tea
p q. 30 The resonmenis oDs stven OF 10 IL deei-
dsdly the best article sver kns~n or ell common
disesees ofths Head.
Barr a Perry nassop ,-nss Park n. Y
ed Austin CO q ssBts.
brssu. Lans-a ca. Z" sphen Paul Co -
Reed. Cutler Co. t.si Minor CO q
sch W Fcwie =" Acksssos A Robbins =
Nihon. y sifbsnk c.. l. scovllls 4 Co .
Hsnshs~ Edm.nfs a - swsrd Close d % .
Hsy, PoT iand Ne. Bush a Gale %
for sale hr~l Drugr q THY n.
fecist~tysit~
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uFssh smoked sugar Cured Hams for
sale at Foote's jsnSd3s

Have ns StoDcs Toy Store three Pr
amos left. and wiil sell them SIS lees than
than the same instruments. or same style Of
any First Clas. Piano can be .old IN T,rrs
Hsuts. Offered 20 I've pueHc Cor short
time only. n. l.. bkNHAM.
Jsssss, - SKI %@.i- Agent
Removni.-Ths ofsce Of the Trustees
Of The Wabash and Erls Caaal. sDd the Ca.
nal Land Once. y removed 20 Dowiing's
nes building on Sixth Street. North ROOM
where ell having bessse-s vili please call.
IN. HAGER. Clerk.
Jan. 2, 1865. jsn3d3tvlt.
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Aass > ,. sEiEs. c's's. AR-
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SKw YoHE. Jan. &.-Tho steamer Asia
With date q the aiih and 25lb Il a Hall
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virginia Preposipg 10 Returp,

Tarns 10 no question thA, the rebel leader, o.
Virgins are now engaged In preliminary steps 10
tring their State back 70 its old position in tie
Union. Informal meetings Tor thst purpose have
already boon held In edmond, and there 10 every
indication thst cid Virginia, which was one Of The
last States ~ REBEL viii he the hrsi TO renew its
allegiance 70 the Govoramsni. II ia understood
that Extra BILLY SMITH," who has erformed the
functions Of Governor OF that State under the rebol
LINCOLN, TO return 10 Richmond and assist in the
work OF reconstruction. During his recent visit to
the vhiiom rebel capital, Mr.. LTSoOLN personally
conferred with q number Of leading relcls. and
IA thu public have been informed
assurances OF liberal terms wero given, as
the Uniou. jonas CAMrBELl, who was ono O.
JET Davis commissioners on the occasion Of the
Hampton Roads Peace Conference, has figured
prominently In these negotiations lie hss pro-
posed that en- srunstco be had for time long
enough for the State to assemble in Convention,
rcvoks the ordinance Of socess on and formally re-
turn 70 The Union. IL is quite probable that this
course will be pursued. The return Of the irG1r-
gent STATS ~ tbo Union must 10 q question for
STATE scion.. just I'D thesr secession Wa nnd our
Government has no,hing W do with the ''Confod-
oTata" snthorftics whatever. Virgins, therefore
the OLDEST the most respected. and with one eI-
cepnon. tho largss! Southern et.e, will doubtless
10 tho "hhll-wether" in bringing ,be Who'll, Cock
VI seceders back 70 tho Union fold.
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- n'' f'cent speech IN Parliament regarding ITO
t'suons between Engl'"d and the Uni'ed States
l1rl Rts rLL SAID that bis gov~1mcut were com
&c ed 10 accord belgerent rights " tho rebels FOR
TIC reaton that they poSesrod AL lhe attributes oil
ili'ry power tbs acAnoVlodgmenl which
10th Ensl'ni and Franco took occasion to grant
81 very early stage o. the wall gave the rebellion
h"hnuln' that h" no dono' caused much longer
rrotraeton Of tho war Than wouh otherwise have
heeu ncccto'ry. II not only gave tho rebss the
IT, nortsnt material advantage OF equality in the
war. Investing thea with tho power to 1T out
T'a'es winch We weFc Obliged 10 regard Is "belli-
ser'ni cruisers la, II slso gave them moral I'D
ssnSs" of even creator vslno. The rebels be-
's-~cd that since France and Eng AMI wero ~
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Fence, and City Rcuts.

AsoNG TIE many advantages that will sccrue to
~ great nAss Of pesplo in this city, from the Goa.
'nson n peace, ~,l 10 mAterisl reduction in
Nn'als. Landlords have dsmandod and Obtained
rI'rAv~ssnt prices TOR ,hoir HOUSES simply because
sne VA~' incresSe % populahon wi,hin tbe last four
NoAre has rrrdarsd tho supply Of dwellings made.
Pua'n 10 NEST tho vans d spTilcant. Since the
hrnniR Of tho var the Population II lhs city
has augmented nearly half mllSp. Will,
comparatively few rsn,ab's houao. h.y. heou
'csist. conseqa enay, 1t has been necessary 10
'io"d mis- ~rss inluI into the dwellings, that DO.
fore were hled to their proper capacity and thi,
lressure has enAlei landlords TO put up price. a,
,Leii own opnoA with .he confidence that any d.
mind no matter how sIt0r,lon.ss, would b paid
~ the boussloss. The cio<ng OF the v.,. how
cVor, win in great measure tend b, bring rru,,
lEck 70 ,hoir Legitimate value. TIE high r.is,
Rave had no real or nihstAntial basis. Thew h.v.
been the result Of transient md Temporary causes
winch IN short time will mainly hsve ceA.cd 4
wish Is Will 10 seon by an Analysis d ths cause
-" have produced tho high prices. In the hrs
Toos' very large proportton of the Increase
population Of thu city u composed Of Southern raj
heeeeN who have come hithsr 10 escape ths rsv,Sc
O. "H' These are principally Of tho weaithis
''aSso~ whose means have enabled than 70 pay
tsmporsriiy, ths high r,ut.ls Thar II no moan
NJ detsrninnS the srAc, percentage Of this olsas /,
&c eTy A. he present time, ba, II N much largo
nan Mo puhr arc aware ID, for ,bey have .sl.b
'A'ei themselves hSrs With ~ little publicity q
r"s"a'' This class are Of oouSs DOLLY rem.inin,
n"s srnsisniy, during ths oaatnu.Dcs OF Nh
gar IhoiI interests arc idanr.nsd with he South
'HA a. soon - il y a.ie and pr.n,in.hls ~ them
~A.rn sAih~ Asy wSl oi oaarss lea,. dc div
HS as~eAse t6s dsesas tps rSnk nuOOr,sns.o.y
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
sEpSEsDAY MORNING APRIL -, 1865.
ubai WIN Ne Dome win The.,

1Erb sorns Of the radical iournss are rr,nz
doon ~. Govs~nnnent ,hs policy q Carrying out Ia
t.iL the orer Of he VARIOUS sn.ciments made oy
raL.re.s. Tor The purpose Of visiting upon rebc's
pc pensi,s, dus I'm their treason the Un'on- the
r1a-s con-c,v.Hy. R-T,rblcsn journals. under 10
i,ti r. tho rrInusr are willing W make liberN
rc,o..Ions, aud b.so the pun <bmcpt Of traitors
econ the h..ure eondpc, Of tbe conquered rsbeis
mi, view Of the cAse does credit to the humanity
e X,. G,ssLKr and those who tilow his
r,ur,,. II. r.mp,D, r,dnAls however, do
om van, 70 live With mon whom ,bey believe
eann,, repent ~ the an q secession They have
70 a N IN ,bs dncts1 % of rrgsneratoo. and beoos
~ ~ ,h.i lie rot -is will cuutinu. W be rebsls
p ing a. ,bey ar. pertni,.ed 70 ENJOY ths righ,s
..d pri viI.gss Of free country II dmIlv views
yer, held by oil WIN have vo.sd tor and with me
nreseu, administration. peace would indeed he
Nsicun n sscomrs.hu<ni Forum sis,y for our
oourtfy, vo believe Mr.. Ltroor uBdsf nsnds
?. I'hun human narrs b.ues snd estimates
~. veil the northern charao'r - b.
'fs~c ,hA the f~cnls At ltryo desre 10
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OF ths movsmens md motives Of thcse marsndcrs,
and directs that hereafter, vbsnever such sfsscks
sre made the properly Of oil disloysi citizens
reading south Of The railroad. within an area
OF i've niles shnu 10 Immediately burped -
and that whens yer a Uni0n culon IN soldier Shs
~ Imlrdercd wild n his dsys. tneuL tho rebol
synpsthiEer who shall have the misfortune " re-
soc nosrcsi tho scene o. Zoe csf1-. shall lie itnmc-
aiateIy hsngcd However can city We may ue-
are TIE srHcdy anl sure cSierrninsuoa Of thc
hicvos and murderer who INCEST certain districts
Of " sorth- noH,ly tholc siric,s that are psruy
onoupsed - I nior clizcns- 10 ncithcr e~ped ont
nor inst " vs,, The rc.aliy OF their cr'ncs uTon
psrt's -hose guide cannot tc positively osta-
bIlsbsd u may 10 true. tAst IN some cases the
dAeyh inhabitants rcrDdnig in the vicinity
Of tho PLACES where property or hfc
n destroyed arc IN The Conscience Of
1e'e proving dcsporsdoe1 and WHOM Is can Ia
proved that such s the case then LEI them he pun
iebed--f need he IN the spirit Of the Mosaic law.
But vt VI. not AZ this day, when We can sford not
only 10 te Just, but to eHhiti aspirt o. generosity
visit The .nquiues 0! TIC soiiay upon the heads Of
those who may 10 innocent We do not beieve
that the wise and humane 50 nj Of Mr.. Liroots
All sanction the im polIto, o. say cruel orcr
nf General EsERT To Ne Hcoi,sssiy crtie, 10 .
conquered 'oe' IL to H. unworthy Of victory.
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DEATHS.

BOYD. Charles ~. Ioyd. boloy od ION O. samuel
the funeral, lis 'Wodrosda3y sf'erroon, At H. o'ck,
tom tle ftsidtuco, rs, LIst9th o.. -
CARROLL ON Tucsd.v mo.n.u-. April u. IS. 3,
ainoro ii1rs Co.. iel.nI. R+,i iite,r.
mo ie.tuv"a and friends Of the fanny. and tHos'
o. ut- 'ou- W in -. snt John /. Carol, s't ics-' BE-
iJdv luttod 20 aIi"rI t.o funeral. ma. ,W,on''-
ga At nocn' 4 or.'r' rom her late it-iueH' p
20 iiHdton ~. coi. o. 's4ttsoIrs g. 40
FltCk uu Trcsfav ncin'1r An-il E.. earah
Tho i..c.4l v.l ,skr !. 90 ,r. .,yc!aes.!.r.
d,ace. L. t.n.rl 81. me lend, of m. family rc
r.','. q. !l} .uy.'.t 20 attend. lN
uANNrIAN-ou Apr. I.,h. IN. Ann fIlnn,ct or.
Ireland
h. relative, snt friend, o., the family rre ,c,p.ct
ii.y inylto1 e. s!t'nu che hnoral. on Nc4rosdsr
Der Sc. =. H'D,t.,ll 81. ''''' = ''''' Nv '' 50
lY>N"u-,l M.maa~ Arr. 70. Mr. tli,n Lyn, n
sfr' o.. ' mas '' of Go. ftaI .Gy, Ire aud
me Ing, e r.! t.sc r'sNe I ON he ic,iteDcc Of
Icr con norl- .u... ..ii West a4th ~ ot We'd
tr'thl, Pen, ~ nt..' .tcis. lie. .tua.ns vii
u ts.cn to ,nvai 4, meter. lor .ntermult. 41'
MAs1tRsuN- Cu Moa4av. APRIL On, John Ilcus,
M-e''r-oH tie itlo',d ron q MiIlinW and srlsia
I. Hf".' 1900 Iua..' .'ls Nt,.f-tF ste fr'st, ~
.,,.sn toH t.r ,r...croe of lie pe,cu.s. %
,,oTAEElLi-or Nor5sy ,nou.a-. hr.l iOr'
IL, rnd. A. .'l ,ftN' auu months.
4 l'l r'h ha. 1914 DC o1giri .o' iha iepltc 'i
hi' fog. o.. 49, tu4'l OF t..' ui ,hc +r,,tlr, O. Dr..
~. -' go. '.' .''. "a l'.uu 81, to''ll-, At
Cti1'E. i.' '....., sud iItI4s ~ he .wll' r.'
i"siu- &. st,c.H t.' uc. io.u n.- JET, i-Je-,
l'i Wet .',A -t 90 Ne ..,..ay motuins Ny.l =,
OLI,rT -pr ruculs,. Ar-l II. I...a Mr.. .i7.
hannah Gi'-'.. ."ui NclreI Ol-Ar-, r.7-h o.
romnta.lro. 60. Co.'s. helGnd in Toe oct ca, o..
The ne~ds End ,',4ivo- o. m, family &c r.,r-c,-
July ~ I."d A." tr'' th' trf-h' o. hut-ea ni' .
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Juyeure Observation-Disclosures Needed

TINS thirteenth annuAl report Of TIE Now York
Juvenile Asylum, which has lstel y been Issued ~.
'ents the ususl picture Of youthful vssrsncy.c,rcd
for by the bensvoence OF individuals and ., the
oSpense Of the city. glance 81 tn. sIhsUcs
shows an improvement during the pas, wear, over
previous years; and . perusal OF .he let,cr.pres.
furnishes valuable information 90 those Who ara
Interested In avery movement designed to strik. At
the root N crime or by nippinr i in the bud, rre
vent II from thriving in the metropolis. A, IL.
SIN has been foremost among tho journal. Of this
city to advocate ihe compulsory education Of va.
rant children, wc ara glad 10 IND orr Vows en-.
bodied in, and endorsed by tho Juvenile Asylum
Society in their prtsoni report. Parents are uu.
doubtsily the most proper custodiAns % their own
children, but when they neglect their duty, and
suffer their offspring to roam the Streets consort.
ing with criminals or committing depreciation.
upon society; laws should no enacted for tho pun.
ishmeut Of such parents or the education 81 their
children until tho youths ore old enough TO decide
for thsmselyes, upon moral inmors course ofhfc
II properly instructed. We believe the majority of
vAgrAnt children viii choose to live honestly and
respectfully, in preference 70 incurrius the penal.
ties attached b. any other course o. fe hence tho
Necessity that orisis for snforchg-by ieasa ave
senon-hs compulsory attendance q, school, OF
every child mol properly looksl after BY che p.
rents Many good people SuPpose that tao Truau,
Act passed dozen years ago, sumo. ,.-avides
for the dstsnuon Of children uoi H. 4. Guidance
upon schools bui few persons ave aware,
THAI before tho Law cas- 10 invoked, some s,t
must I've committed by tie child. MA, ,us
bles ,hs authorities ~ sn,orcs ,he statute. Il,
ibe Law can be % amended as 20 take noll,e o,
every child n0i sOnt by the parents or guard AL, to
public school, or Otherwise kept from falling in,o
vicious courses We bo'eve Me public will hs bon.
snt.ed and much crime prevented. Tho expense
Of supporting schools for such children should be
sssossed, Is far u practicable, on the parents And
guardians who mighi thus be eompoilod 10 pay
more for negiectng ,hsir ch dren, than II they
wero suffered to grow up uneducated sad vicious
We commend this subject 10 our legislators con.
vinced thai II 10 Of vital importance 70 society, and
nsoos.ary step in the onward progress OF gu en-.
hghHped civil <Aiion,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-12

AZ hurihsr proof uppn III - point iandlcuts and
real -es,ste agents svG u - On Unusually i,-ye
proporsoo Of ren~ isasriy' p-eoss,ei have boon
for very short terms - lesss. and long
rents bong Of src occprreAce We
msy reasonably oopolnde- tberrsoro thai tbe
PRONUNCIATION Of ps.ce viii CAUSE . suidon eIo,ins
Of this csss from The city. foiLowsi by rn.asr,s
increase In the nsrnlet of 'hou-ns " let" Agsiu,
ano,her considerable uropor. on o. our in.roascd
population has rosus-d from the influx Of mss1hsn-
les aud operatives run the northern siatos, who
have teen sttrsctci hero by the scarci!v Of ,.Uor
and consequent h'gb rr'oes growing ont ri manu-
fseiures for hc Government. The naloriai and
appur,sn,noe, Il Tho war have " great extent
been supplied by New York snd NE drsiaiug Of
CITY operatives 70 al che army, together uiih the
greatly increased requirement. for man ifaot,ir,s
hsve prod oosd hs result. The end ofths war will.
Of courss. throw . lsrse proportion Of ,hn ci..s
oii Of employ rDooi, and ,hoy will naturally rc,.rn
70 tbsir former homes. The return Of our spidicrs
nom the army win also tend W crowd out these
transient operatives, ior hs solder. hay
ing trans formed themselves sg.ln into civil.
lana viii he rcsdy 10 return to thor for.
mor occip,,ions These arc the leading
causes thsi win tend 10 diminish ,hs dem.n for
house.. although thoro are o.h.rs Of minor itrpor-
lance wb,se influence will 10 fsh IRE effect
which This exodus will hs'oupon the price Of rents
Ia already foreseou by Tue shrc~dsr portion Of
landlords, who hsv. s,resdy done somoshing IN
the vsy Of reducing the,r rates Prices are .oaer.
and h0usss more ohisnai 10 thar they were a
month ago and 1e dcprossion i likely 70 con.
hnus Thelssdlor'is are beginning 10 diso0unt the
erpectosi plenitude u housoe, iron ,he ceu-cs
named. Just the gold operators discovDtei in the
mSkes- tho capsuro Of Lees army, in sdvsnce Of
iis scsusi occurrences. We venture 70 soy, there
fore, ihst the era Of eHtor,onsto house rsnt. will
close very shortly after tho srnounccmcn. Of
pcsce-gnvins peace to house-rcntcrs in double
sents