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General Urfsro~

THs csss Of B1gadier General Bsrsoor who 10
now on trial At Washington. shows tina, man m,y
Withstand travely tho shower Of bullets upon the
battlefield, and ye. no, have stamina enough to
resist base temptation. General BKrsoJs lss an
snviible record for gAllaniry and soldiery quail
ties and his good conduct during the war Induced
his superiors to place him In command OF the I'm.
portsnt district Of which Lynchburg is The bead
quarters. There he suffered stain TO fall upon
his reputation, which even time cannot wholly
chsce. He scsms W have been lod into erfen'ive
habits whi,h his salary did no, warrant, and n
IN evil hour be conceived the crime Of robb!ng TIE
Government Of . largo smoun, Of funds
that wore 10 the hands u tho onartermas1cr At
Lynehburg. This scheme he conadcd TO one or
two othor parties whom hc wtnte1 w uso sc-
completes ard through ih5m the plan came to the
notice Of the Government, authorities Baisoos abb
srsoted what purpor,ed W Ia from sixty TO
seventy thousand dollars frora the QuArscrmaster q
safe. hut concealed detectives saw him, ard
arrested him with the money upon his person, the
greater part Of which was worthless, and used Is
dcsoy. Tho case is too plain " ,dmi, Of de'enc',
and the only plea which tbs fallen Bngsdier at
empts IN ofcT in his behalf, 10 his gallant military
record. Hut that IL NJ doerco at all. Such .
CT me that which Dlincoa com miited would no,
save NAPOLEON from disgrace nor ought II tc
| shield hirn from Tupisumoni. IL ~ PITY 'ha'
o. bright record should DO soiled BY such isno'
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Another Blow at Political Trader.

TnKrE arc unmisiskabls dsns that the Govern
usni has determined To snub the politicians who
hivo hitherto been accustomed TO making them
selves ofbcious in respect 70 public ofiess. On
Saturday we alluded TO an order enianating from
the Navy Department., which prohibits politicians
from levying blsekmail upon the employees Of tho
Navy Yard for political purposes, as they have
h therto done. We now have . further installment
o; Same general tenor, which takes out Of tho
bands Of politicians the power 70 fois, political
avorites upon the Government, 70 al the pc.
r.ion Of master workmon In the Navy Yards
etc Such positions have been IN the past filled by
such parties a. prominent politicians might select,
,he chief quail hcasion being political soundness
and the disposition to make subordinGtes vote &C
oordins to die:ation. Now, however, selections
for such places are TO DO mado by . naval board,
specially sppo nted as occasion may require, and
the applicant Is ~ be selected according 70 his NOR
i,s and general fitness, aside from any p5liu a
consideration. We think the hand Of Prcsidcn
JoaSsoS Is visible In both those naval orders an,
We expect TO SEQ similar course adopted in othe
department. Of the government
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Eusy Justice and Its Fruits.

THE public generally dc not appreciate the fear
tu ratio At which crime is increasing IN this city.
The record Of crminAl casss IN the Court Of Special
Sessions shows tina, tho ratio OF increase is alarm
tngly large. IL tie month OF February laa, 100
criminal cases werO tried, and from ,ha. tune until
tho present the monthly number has steadily aug
mented unhlin September II reached S29-consid-
erably more than double that Of February. The
aggregate Increase In the number Of arrests during
tne last elshs months over tho same period las,
year 10 oOO-or about one-third. These figures
show the jus,ness Of frequent nlluGions to the
Inadequate sentences generally Inflicted upcn
criminals by tho judiciary of this city. Wa can.
oot ignore the fact that NV York 1. n, An.
present time literally infested by l,wl.,.
characters OF oil elss,eL nor can wa
DC hhnd to The growing insecurity 10 person.
and property. The police were never more ef6ci.
snt than now, and wo give the department crtdi,
Tor fully meeting public appreciation. Blu, when
the rsk Of punishment is comparatively l.h,
even In the event OF arrest, . rogue In wan, O
money will not long hesitate TO commit . crime I,
obtain IT, The judges OF our criminal courts hsv
the power to stop sAs great prevalence OF Grim.
ou' Tor some Cause they fail 70 do II. Iu neArl,
every case they seem to get just as near to III
minimum OF punishment in passing sentence =
they possibly can, and 1t Is very rarely tha, III
full penalty is inflicted. The public should under
STAND iha' Il 10 ths judiciary who arc Indirect
Responsible Tor the present condition Of crime I
'hh city by ilnicting few a,timum sentence
'noy nish' PAT summary check to the CROWN
evil and intimidAto evl-doers but ,his thoy r,
fuse 70 do, and hence Lhs inero.. Nm. t....,.,.
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COYNE-On Sunday. Oct g Of co.a1zption,
william Ccyns, aged rs years native Of - COUNTY
The funerSi will tste place from the reui1snce Of
bis lister. 2I7 Ave. n tits Monday sfternson, at
oclock. The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend. 100
CROsfN-On the morning Of the sth, Mrs. Bridget
Crosin, aged Is ycau.
May her soul rest In peace!
Her friends, and thoee Of her, son, Anthony
Thu are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from Is Baxter u, Tuesday, Oct IT, at = ocIgck'
T. ~. without further notice. EoO
TTTZgERALD-On Saturday, Oct. mrs Pitzger-
AID, IN 'ho Gsth yoar of her age, suddenly. -.
fuy invited 10 attend the funeral this (hot dsyl
afternoon. at ~ o'clock. from her late residence cor
DyEcmsn and Van Brunt a., South Brooklyn. J1o
UANyOND-Ou saurdsv, Oct Z, Frances Eliza
beth. only child OF Henry and Frances ID. Hammond,
ngol II mon hs aud 10 dhys.
rho 70 lives and friends are respectfully In
vi'ei N .rl-id the funeral, thi. No7iay atet-
noon. OcI Q. at ~ o'clock, fom the res dence Of h,
parents, 9iJ DoiAncey At. Toronto L. W. papers
pesrc copy. 10
KFrLFR-tn Brooklyn, Oct. !, Dennis Keller
born In Cork. Ireland.
His re alive, aud friend, respectfully invited
10 attend tie funeral, this Monday AFTERNOON. Oct
., ct O'clock from his lato residence, Columbia
It, without iustier invitation lsO
O'DRIEN-On SUNDAY, oct. g, Matthew u young
e-t IA # kotclt aud Mary OBrirn, ased months
The friends OF the family are respectfully invibt
O'Clock, from the residence OF his parents las
west 4t,h At. Dublin and California pAper sass
coy. ia
RYAN-On Oct. 9Th, a1er short hut severe
incss Iimohy Eynn, scn'r, agod 81 years, native
Of the Cguntv Of Clare, Ireland.
His relatives and friends Are respectfully invite'
n attend the fnuoral this Monday Afternoon a
o'clock, from his late residence, 20 Monroe st. is
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, OCT. ., 1865.



THE North Carolina State Convention las follow
I'd that Of Mississippi in declaring the act OF secs
son null and void. Ninety -four members voted
Tor the "nui and void " pbr,soology and nineteen
for that which vas adopted in South C'ronnA'
dc airing the &C, repealed" Ah'r the r'peAI
substitute vas voted down, however, tho shu
nineteen voted with the majority upon INC uns'
vote which makes the passage OF me rS''uuon
unanimous - I, sppesrs upon 'no reoo'' i"i'
.ot,on Of North Csrolns 10 q course nothing more
thsn was expected Tor hat State WAS the hrs' Of
the reclaimed 70 voluntarily renew iu hssisnee'
and "A Rad the reputation 81 containing stronger
r,,,. .,.r,,n, N roughout tho var thhn any Of iu
,,c,.,,, ns,shbors. -Four sisios have now formally
.,,,,,,,,.d the &C, Of secession. Mississippi
boldly Alabama unidly North Carolina salts
t.ctoriiy. South Csrolins evssivoy. Tho FIRST hres
stand right on tho record, having declared
,,oession null and VOID, which implies that they
Acknowledge IL 70 30 Illegal, and that they re-
noupoe II ~ right. Tho last named-south
Cirons-is tho peslilent little State ia which The
doctrine Of accession bad its birth, and even The
terrible seathing which u received during tho
las, four years has not wholly looeened from its
dol. II refuses to acknowledge that secession 10
Fundamentally wrong. aud its convention, therefore,
by repsaling the secession ordinance, virtually de
oines its ooutinued adhesion 10 tho expensive dog
mi, Tho other States, which arc now abou, To
hold conventions, will do well to es-sfully avoid
the example Of South Carolns, for " We arc not
greatly mistaken, Congress will no, endorse tho
sotion Of It's convention, which would DO simply
On endorsement Of the right OF secession. his moi
lsely tia, any State will 10 rc-admi,,ed into III,
fellowship Of States until II first shall have purified
,issI OF tho heresy that led 1t as,ray.
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Ruw Yosr. sA-uabA1. Oct. I, 1885.

CaTa, D.-JsvA, 96s2T g. DOMINGO, lI]SalTAa;
Rio fair 10 PRIME, lsal2; MarAcalbo, l9As2.
Cotton, lb.-hid. New Orleans a Mid. Upland,
P.sh, evt.--pry cod, I 500 Ooi HaotereL !, Mass,
"a Sa2i 70; No. 2, d., 10 UOal0 % No. do, WA
-Four and heal, bbL--Geue,see, eIt, -;
Ohio, c. 70 T., l5Al2 70 Georgetorn, 49,;
State, a. TO En-, LAD 10; Missouri, ~ 50al6 On /;
Canadian, c. q. \ TDsa ~; Rye -four. 26a 0O Corn
nea, TSa5 rs; DO Bsndywlne. 0 25.
Lumber southern pine, o. OUaG1 ~; White pine
box boards n VAs3 90; White pi-i meIchantable
box boards, 20 OlasS M; Gear pine, IO0y Poplar and
and plank, rs Oao1 Ut Oak and afh Is Ool55 90 Ma
pie and birch, 50 U0AiO COS BLACK walnut, 70 0asl o..
AJlistss, yal.-Nov Orleans =; Porto Eicu
ebal 20; Cuba, huf., --aGu.
OIs.-Cudo Whale, Al 20; b'eMhei do "a
"a Crude spc IN, 3tl-- unblesehed do Joas -;
Lard Oil 2Aa!S 90; Lintoed, / SSal % per gallon;
Propis sns-DeeL m. bbb. 10 Goals 90 DO. Pr.
NJ IL lbal0 CO. Pork, clear, new, nominal Pr, mes,
| 81 2bs3l o.; DO pr. W, -; Lard per ID, Is
G.9g Butter, Oranfs co., bbs6O; DO S.aIe, 4Oa5O;
| Cheese, common 70 choice, llAls.
| Sugars. Cuba l3al5g: Havana, 1SNal0s; Ae-
T0baeeo. -kentuesy, Is36, Cub. duty p,ldl n,
| S.; 81. DominEo lon bond Oalsi Havana tduv
pGidl gJa9 Us Connecticut, 1870,
| MOOT, b.-5saIJ Tor state and Western. C5Al.
! for Ohio aud Peunsy lyhnia; Nftt Virginia al "a
Southern INV ashet nj 81 pulled At --S6t . tub
| washed At a; California Al BuaiIN; Cllo, al
| 3e'tl.
Hisesuarseu.-Ri 100 n. Fast India, dressed
-; do Rangoon, i5AlO rs salt Turk
Island, bush, CJa LIVERPOOL eacE a. 60; Cos
tile sosn psr H., 40; Ilopz c!op lSO4 'laJJ
1905, do, 4'sGO, ilty, 100 lbs, 6Oa65 for rhppins
aud ''asO Tor retail lois Candles, city, ~
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In P.lgravss Central and Eastern Ar,'ia"
some particulars are given in regard to . curious
narcotic plant. Its seodf. in which tho active
principle seems Oh efy W rcnde, whom pounded
and administered in a small dos, pro ucs effects
much like those sscribcd to Cir Humphrey Dav :,
laughing gas; the patient dances, siugs ard per-
forms thousand eStravagsuces, I'll sfter an hour
Of great excitement to himself and Amusement "a
tho by ISLANDERS, he falls asleep, and On awakening
has lost all i,tnnry Of whs, 10 did aid while
under the Influence OF the drug. To put pinch
Of this powder into tho coGrc Of some unsuspcctug
person is not an unconmon Joke, nor Is IL sad hat
IL WAS ever followed by serious consequence
though an over quantity might perhaps 10 dsn
gerJus. Tho author tried II On two indiWdualf
hut In proportions, II not absolutely hom1opasli'
still suficionily minute to Keep on tho azie s.de
and with ssed It's operation, laughabls enough
but very harmless.
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v-v York G1,,U3rv, OF. I, = r. N-Go'i fle;
sold ths week WA s-l6,O92. The General stock
market was unsettled and lover, but cosed wi an
improving tendency. Governments vNf1 - per
cent. essitr than On Friday. The money mako wss
fairly active a. cal por cont, with good Suppy
cfrrinc CT the outside rate. Foreign ezchNnCe as
dull Banker sterling, 60 DAYS, VISA quoted ~ 1904
ITO. On CHANCE to-day Flour was sc. l0c tetter'
but less active and heayy. Wheat opened lie. -
high ~, with however, lcst doing, and Glued heavy
Corn vas steady. Oats que. and steady. PORK
vrs frmer. Bcef Was steady. Lard vas dull, and
Whisky was quiet.
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spECrAL NOTICES.

wheeler u Wilson Lock stitch sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine, No, G25 Broau-
way, NJ Y. 500
Howe sewing Machine Company No,623
u oadvay, \. Y Elias I4OVc, j., President. Agents
wauted. "a
Fall---Fnll and Winter suits of Clothing
for men and boys, price, less eti Ies toier, lad
the arrest assortment In tal so.e IN q cry, Is At
i Il. Bal isin's, NU'. ~ and - B1Nery. 80
mr.. uarrison's Perisinltlc Lozenges-A
pOSi'N euro .Ur Ios'Neufss Ples ID spepHA and
eyer. iOm Of luii-,s'lon. sid ever mere or
vii le mai ed Oh ltn,titas the price, cents. J. 5.
liarr''on Co., Pa .ietois, bo'ion, Mas. %1
EOurnuG's Ia. IN lici .caied soap Il is
well kEuNA. Cue An. lIArlea, tle,.l.-, E.up-
tons, and all s.in Bemishes. A. his OH Estab a.
ed Depot, 455 . oadN ny. As
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LsEnrGuOs,s NOTICES.

CT. BARNABAS EPISCOPAL CITY MIS-
- sion House and Chapel, % Mulberry st. Rev. ;.
II. HILLIARD. services In the Chepe on SUNDAY,
Class at2pm FRIDAY evening service and lecture
~ D. m aission House opon as Temporary House
its support 2ol
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A O. II. No. 1.-THE OFFICERS AND
~ member OF the above division requested to
meet At the cor. OF lth st. and let ave-. on MONDAY
ovrrinr October the 0th, ~ o'clock. ~ order of
PATRICK SMITH, Prest, EDWARD McGREENY,
Secretary. ll5
A O. IA MEETING OF THE BOARD
II. OF Directors viii bo held a: headquarters, 30
Hester -, this Monday hven,ng Punetuh attend
TUCKER, Ms, 2lJ
A TTENTION - THE MEMBERS OF THE
t1Ioung Mems Father Mathew soc city No. !, of n.
y viii cnble AZ their hall, luc,day Oct. 10Th, a.
a. M. In regllia, 70 parade in honor Of ihe Rev
Iheohad Mathew Al absent members to be find
EDWARD CAMPBELL Marshal. III
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sEvVENG MACHINES.

CEWING MACHINES TO RENT, FOR
Ssale or exchanged, and all kinds rellret; ,cc nd
hand machines always on hand, at - Norfolk 81,
Wilson machines tor cash WM. II NICHOLS. Az
CEWING MACHINES SINGERS ID
- hand will tie sold az low prices ,or cash, or part
pavmen, Howos, Plauel's Wheeler " Wilson,,
Wilcox a Gibbs for sale TO rent Machines boupht
ana EXCHANGED, at 1888 broadway, up stars. 40
WHEELER & WILSON'S, HOWES AND
w Singers for leather aud tallO ing work Grover
q Bakers, Wilcox a Gibbs, Singers family machine
and others avA,s hand, 10 rent and for sale lib
oT terlnr, at " G eeuwlch ave. Machines fought.
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A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BE
"A accommodated with good bOdTd Al 81 Madison
st. Braffass atd. -5s
A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE WELL
"a accommodated with board, Al q, cor Of Stanton
and FoIsyth At, over the drug store, Sd toor. SIS
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ID r. ROLLINS & CO.. AUCTIONEERS,
IL. viii sell mi. day at O'Clock, at AS Canal Ut.
laTgs variety Of CARPETS, oiIcioth, nev and 1d-hand
furniture. china. crockery. &c. 20
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EOURTEENTH ANNUAL BALL OF THR

FOURTEENTH ANNUAL BALL OF THF
Il Fa,he- Mathew 1. u. Z. A. b. Parent society
will he held at the City Assembly Rooms, No. 40
admitting gentleman and ladies' to be had At the
door ON the nirh' OF the nau. SchiebeFs cechfsted
band 10 engaged Tor the occasion. JAS. klORpAN,
Prest. TIMOTHY /. LNsCu, Sec. JOHN r.
NNSsE, Treas JEREMIAH 4, LYNCH, Floor
hanacer. EDWARD l.. CAREY, chairman Of teni-
uitteo. "la
EGNlAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MKN-
Il h.ts Of the Hamilton l,o ven ClIro % The r. II.
eretportiiiIly r,qgcHed 10 attend the luc"uns on
Importance will le Brought heiole thc meeting. By
Older JOHN MURPHY, CentIe. Luxe nAgE E,
secty. ~
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE-RICH'D FIELD,
Il suctioneer, viii cell At his sassroom, 40 Psafl
st. this dar, Monday, st l0S O'clock laree aseort-
ment Of teds and bcdding blankets, shoots Treads,
quilts eomiorters &c feather beds, bohter-, pillows
and carpets. BIZ order Of JOHN LYNCH, u Grand
otherp 1871
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9 HERMANN & CO., AUCT'R, SELL
~. Monday, oct 2, at II O'clock, Mt 10 Bowery, 70
bbl, choice Bourbon whi,kies fine old brsndiespres
and hblt ain. Jamaica rum, port and sherry vines,
bltters oordalE nni large lot Of other liquors in
Casks and cases being d ontire stock Of dealer and
will no solo without TosCrvC. lOl
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DENTISTRY.
A SET OF BEAUTIFUL TEETH, TIE

a best(, $40 TO tlb; sectional sets 10 - 70 ~.
Aching teeth extracted without pain or filed with
gold or other filings. Teeth cleaned or whtened. 50
cons 10 II, and warranted by DI. II. NII4LERs, 80
Bowe v, nearly opposite the old theatre. 1913
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NOIICE-THE TIN, SLATE AND METAL
~ Koo ors viii hold the regular Monthly heesins
Al 20 Third Nv, on Monday Evening, C.t. Oth. BY
oder Of GEORGE suiGHE, Pres. JOHN CUM
hISGs, Rec. sec. 2ll
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DRY GOODS.

AT KENZEY'S sTH AVE. CHEAP Store.
n GREAT BARGAINS THIS WEEK.
QUANTITIES OF GOODS FROM AUCTION.
5000 Yards Trimming, livery variety, Of fo,
&c.. &c. &C., SC, Ice, per yard, up.
400 Pieces silk Velvet, 15c .5c., SIC Soc piece.
1900 lards silk Nelvot.. DC, luc., l29e., Ibe.
Bonnet Nelveis, 81 pcr Yard. up.
RIBBONS IN EVERY STYLE
FEATHERS N EVERY sTlLE.
FLOWERS, SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
FELT AND sTRAMs.
JOCKEYS IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES, Csc.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

T MORTALITY, AUCT'R, WILL SILL
J .thIs day, a. 10 o'clock, at iIs Chatham 81,
GENERAL assortment Of fun niuIe. leather beds inst
trAsses, clocks mirrors, paintings, Lvv planketn-
shees. cassin eres, cloths, hosiery and iAney eSo'
No reserve. l,9
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-04

FuNHE A. q. W. RAILWAY COMPANY ARE DE-
II termined 10 do everything In their power to
make the Broad Guage the quickest, safest and most
comfortable railway In the country. The engines
and other equipments entirely new and Of the
most modern and improved patterns. uneqused by any
other line on this continent. The iron the entire line
Is and heavy, and the bridges all new safe
The scenery Is not surpassed by otherne The
are wide, roomy and well ventilated.
Passengers leaving Indianapolis at $50 A. NJ by the
Coumbus& indianapolis Central make close connection
at Urbana with the $40 A N. Express out of Cincinnati
the 5:4O p Night Express, Columbus indianapolis
Centrsl also makes close and certain connection at Ur
bsns with the Night Express on the A. q G.. W Rail-
way, which leaves Cincinnati at l050Ph.
through Tickets for sale at the Union Depot, Indian
spos sns at all the principal ticket Offices in the
and West.
Baggage checked through Rates Of fare low a. by
any other route.
In asking for your tickets be sure they read via Allan
tic d Great Western Railway
For particulars ia regard the roste, &C. small
bills and maps.
T.. T. FULLER, D. yeLAREN.
tien1 Ticket Agent. Gen'i sup't
J. BURGESS BROWN.
Passenger Agent 4. G. W. Railway,
0ctlO-stnOvl INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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A Card To InYaIids.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Auerics, ss q
onary discovered afe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of ServoEs Weakness Early Decay. Diseases sf the
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train Of ais
orders brocsht on by bsaetul and vicious habits Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the sicied and unfsstu
nate will send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine IN sealed envelope, TO any OF. who needs Il,
yree Of Charge.
Please nclose postpaid envelope addressed 10 Jour
SELF. Address, JOSEPH T. INMAS,
sep9-dly Staten ID, Bible House. New York City.
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THE FUR TR.aDE...Wx shall
WIN. DOdd L. Co.,

sELET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
The virtues Of Bulls CKISos BTTrEs, any such there
be. read the following certificate from gentlemen we'll
known IN this community, aud doubt no more
lu general Introduction into The army will save the
lives - thousands OF our soldiers.
LorIsvnIk. June I'd, ios3.
We the undersigned, have seen the coed effects OF DR.
joss BuILs CKDsoS BIrxsss In Of general debility
and prostraton OF the system and believe ts general
would prevent disease and relieve much Altering
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the
especially those who exposed TO the In
ruences In the Southern climate
MAJ PHILIP sPREL,
Collector Int. Rev Sd Dis Ky
CHAs B. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port Of LOslsyills, Ky
COL. H. DENT,
Provost Marshal General - Keatseky.
REV. d. P. HENDERSON.
Vice President OF Sanitary c0nnlssioH.
HARSEY, HUGHES = CO.,
Publishers Demycrn.
6Io p poERN,
Proprietor LsuisvilIe Ans.tssr
HUGHES a PARXHILI.
wholesale Dry Goods Dealer Main street, Louis.
Vile, Ky.
DAVIS GREEN CO..
Wholesale shoe Dealers Ass street. Louisville
HART hAPoIHER,
LithOgrspA,r,. corner Hsts, ,ns Third street.
JULIUS wIS1KR,
Clethlng Merchant. eOsnsr nird ssi Eukstsb .,
Louisville, ky.
CAPT. = y. HILDRETH
of the steamer MAJOR Anasrsso.
MAJ. L. T. THuESTON
Paymaster q. = Army
e. NJ METCALF,
National Hetsl, Louisville. ky
col. JESSE bAYLKs,
4th Kentaeky Cavalry.
GEORGE D. PRRNrICE,
Louisville Journsl.
SOLD WHOLESALE Rr
DAILY. kEEFEK Il nusH.
10 Sosih ksusisR ST, Indiaa.p0li.
1rci6 "a i VA ~ l2tOam
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HERALD.
I II f D ALLY H f R A / D
DrRING rH
Extra Session OF the Legislature.

Extra session of the segislature'
The Extra Session Of the Legislature will meet in this
city on the 1874 day o. Goreu.6er. and its business,
with which is connected OF he most important po
teal and financial questions that have been pre-
senied to the Representatives Of The people Of Indiana
viii be broCght before this body for actisn.
The DALr HERALD viii contain fall and complete
report Of the PrOceednss Of the session. which, without
doubt will be the most important held in the State
We viii mail the Daily Herald Weekly Sentinel ts
Subscribers during the session, viz:
Daily Herald....... ........................ 81 IS
Weekly sentine..... ..............S 25
No attention paid to orders not accompanied by ihs
cash.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-04
80 Great oaks fsesa LATHE Acerns
Crew.

Tue worst diseases known 20 the human spring
from causes small a. 10 almost defy detection
shelves Of the medical fraternity only 20 prove ssd
elaborate these fsc,s.
Then guard yourselves while you may. Tbs smallest
II fade and die away from the surface OF the body
but It will reach the vsls perhaps, at last and dssth be
the result and fnA close. Asggei's Bilious Dyspeptlc,
and Disrhos Pills where ali others fail. While fer
Burns scalds Cbblans Cuts and all abrasons Of the
skin. Nsggies Sslve Is infsHbls Sold BY j. NsggIe q
Fulton street. New York ard ell Druggists IS cents
per boz. sugs9-d&wiy
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Bridal Chamber, an Esssy Of wsrn-
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also and
liable for Diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual
syssens-sent Free sealed envelopes. Address Dr. j.
sKILLIS HoUGEToy. Howard Association, Phllsasi-
phia, Pa. apr4-dkvIy