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IT is an insult to the shrewdness of
Americans TO ask them to buy the
mHwkish mOckeries of Paris perfumes
got up here, when the sovereign erceI-
teRce of Phalon's might blooming Ger
eus" is admitted oven Ii. the foreign cit
les where the genuine extracts ara
mode. Sold eNerYMhere. II
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Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VESE-
TAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. II
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle Does
not require any previous preparation of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub off or make the hair appear dusty and
dead, but imparts to 1t new life and Iustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
Tered. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. l. MATTHEW'S. Manufactures, N. Y.
DEMAs BARNES & CO., New York, whole
sale Agents mayaO-lyeod
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Very truly, your friends.
PAY DEPARrsrENr, o. s. A..

!" HEEI4INu, w. Va, Sept. Z, 1865.
Me$srs. Jacob HoTNbIo0E, Samuel p
: HHdfeth, Henry Il. List, and others:
neutrality-suspicious. accept NV thanks
Ior your kind and flattering testimo-
To know that our intereonrse has
been pleasant and agreeable, and that
my efforts to do my duty to all. in
o ,,,il saSSIag business with the citizens
paymaster at thisstation, have met with
your appreciation is very gratifyfng to
70 each and all OF you, I am under
49, 49, eolig9tions for the many kind
''7,-es extended, and pleasant acqnaint-
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SpFfia1 aJpttfes.
coCo CREAlI FOR TIE ITAIR.

~ONS NhAAAA<AAA = OAh AALLa IlAlh%
Coco Cream for the Hnir.
Coco Cream for the Hair. .-
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid PomadeslI
NOmore rancid Ponlndes ~
you want something elegant,
II You admine delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft md silky Hair,
If you want your Hair preserved,
If You want your Hair to grow H.
II you want to prevent premature Badness,
If you want to be rid of DandrufH,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
~ Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle.
For saleby
LAuGHLINs& BusHF1ELD,
1u@ Wheeling, w. Va.
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FOR REMIT

THE E,, STEWARDS INN OF BETH NV
a. lo4IeSe. The session commences on fI,S
nisI Monday IN October. The buiIdInS MI, Iii
te. SoilIn9date about fifty students. The
0e made an lnducementt TO any one
eatlons should be addressed to PpA-
augl7-lmdaw bethany, brooke 20 S9 cs w.
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR
" The Secret Service. The
Field, The Dungeon, and
The Escape"
~ AIbert %. RichnrtIan,,

~ Y3zFt5uns Correspondent
t1 T.. MIOST INTERESTING AND EXON
BTcl, ing oook ever published, embracinS N,
@ 9AonB nnparallele experience 6oI 6,,
Se.t.tss tI9vehng through the SoufiI IN ttayulE
tbeItaES Sae,f q the zt6e at the outbrea Of
and WEI diri,1al Hl5lies and heets both East
m mi 1 MS thrilling capture; his conI Lne
l1I5II i9r twenty months In seven ,SiSI,.e
iSt PIIsOnsi MS escape, and almost 111tsnt
uIney by night Of nearly IN ~
y, I1ls 9SPt1d N stirring events, and
T t1an AM MY and romance az tIla
acn1Sen. Indies, energetic vonns, ne. -,
returned and disabled eficell' ami
Min nnult peculiarly adRpfeGi ~ ttSy NJ
whic ,es 1i Iyt1 agents clearing $50 per month
can't se w WI ~ prove to any tonbtfnR ami!
A'eA0 Hor clLcnlaEH. Adde'S
NE -, "a, JONES, BROS. & CO.,
anS;5 II Sgr: TN and Minor sta Phila,, Pa.
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BY the Rev. William Hedges, ut tlle-resI
dence OF the brides father, Mir. John w. An
derSon, in Clark Co, Nn., Mr.. WILLIAM i
+. ASDEIeSOS.
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vance in cotto& goods is about $50 per
cent, and labor, too, has nd
vanced 100 per cent, Now, we have
explained tho matter to you. The
above are tho reasons why we want
81 for our wool. FARMER.
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By the Governor Of West Virginia.
APRocI.AMAn1oN

WHEREAS, AN ORIGINAL, VACANyr,X.
w exists in the office OF Judge for fIIc SSJ,,i,
Judicial Circuit, and a VRcaney Inns fa y IiIsIl
Gtlsl9ned IN the office of Judge for the FTnntL
Juulclnl Circuit by the removal In, Tho I osts
HtLlfe, OF John w. Kennedy from Sai1 SfFico
-ootn OF which vacancies have beeT tsIIo
RoLnE1Iy nlled in the manner prescrIha,j ~,
And, whereas, II Is made tho siISft, y,
C oLe GOVERNOR TO give notice OF such VSSoT ~.
Ssss ~ pIoclnlnhtion, and by the RnIna 10
1PpOinL some day, not less than thirty ~ "
~ tt y L1tn sixty days from the date f6aroET
ioS I0iaing elections to I'LL lsaid VnconcieS.
, SOW. therefore, /, Arthur /. FOREMAN Cav
SJioE OF the state OF West Virginia. hsnoIN,
gIES noLlce OF the vacancies existirrs as SfSrS
S SliuI unH appoint Thursday the Tween I,sISttI,
NY lOctobeF next for holding ~, al
S1tu vacancies. And the SnperYfSor n1,ti IL,
~ ~ OF election at each voting place WIZ
~ liz ~ seEeill counties compOSlng the Ni,Stt
vi tSlln judicial Circulta lre hsreliS, iiirart
~ H. nod elections Mt their seyeInl HISSas ~
Hsg on the dry and for the ofiices IsI,eJ,l
~ ~ and TO make due return fI,e,
S ~ IN ,accordance with section fortv-thnaS ~
= one hundred OF the Acts on eI1btooJI
IN testimony whereof have I1era-
LIS unto set my hind and caused the SoSI
OF the sntd State to be nffiXpii ~ Az
,,,In- Sapltnl in the City of WheeiInG tI,iS
Iniriy-lISt day Of August in the Yea- BE LIZ
1SStM, elghleen hundred and EIxfv6,,o o,H vi
OF the State the third. " -i'Ne' anu
BY the Governor 'NaoN l. FOREMAN.
sepl-lmd&w vi tLie State.
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ances formed while on duty in tho city

of Wheeling.
have tho honor to he, gentlemen,
very respectfully, your obedIent SER
want, TnoS. IL. IIAI.SEY.
PayInaster.
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john NJ. Oliver and others
For Sale

ONE TWO HORSE SPRING WAGON
~ with cover all complete and IN poSlI or ".
der, for sale low. Those desiring TO purchase
VIII please call at Herman RennerSs Hotel,
Tenure wheeling, where the wngon can be
scch SeDtl2-3ta
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wuRR1rxa. W. Va sant n 1ocz

W y So sept II, 1863.
NGior 7No"as II. HuLsey, Paynaster
U. s. -4171y::
DEAR STR:-Understand dina, t1,.,, -,
are about TO sever the very Diensnnf ~, ~"
inuons that have existed between ns
LOT the past two years, and proceed 10
New York in obedience to orders 10 re-
port at that place for duty. the uniar-
signed, merchants and business men Of
inns city, avail themselves of the o1,co-
SION 70 express TO you the Satisfaction
.t nave ever experienced in transact
ing business with you, and 10 testif,y ~,
ahe gy' promptneSs and business
IuIilneanons manifested by Won. ns
Wen as the politeneSs and conrtesv tbo5
nave ever received mt your hands and
ut tne hands of your clerk, Mr.. Pinar
looping you may be successful in NAL,
ing warm friends in vour new borI,S'
as You have been here, and with tba;,
r Isl WISHES Tor your good health and
s i.RIu Promotion, they beg leave to sub
-. Very truly, your friends,
'ISoD hornbrook, Geo. X. Wheat, Jno.
N. Botsford, b. b. Stone, Pro. Mar.
ISL DIST w. Va, Henry J.. Johnson,
u Adams, James Gilchrist, Thomas
HornbroOk, +. P. Peirpoint, Adit.
Gen. w. ", w. A. Smiley, ]. C. Orr.
w. q. Singleton, s. p. Hildreth, Hem
y X. List, Geo. B. Caldwell, D. G.
List, Gibson Lamb, Geo. w, Brown.
Col. and Q. NJ. Gen. w. v. John n
Wilson, Samuel B. McCoIloch. A. q
Quarter, S. Brady.
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Wanted.

A PARTNER WITH a CAPITAL, OF
-, mom 5000 to 5000, to engage in a new
UNI Pio1t1ole business. References required
unless applicant Is well known. Address
SePE[<W H, Wheeling p o,
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HOUSE,
CINCINNATI, ouro-

CINCINNATI, OHIO.
sII4AS F. MILLER, Proprietor, late or tho
Gait House, Louisville, XIV. Va 'N'
II ANING PURCHASED THE IEASE
- anu furniture of the BURNET HOrST. AMI
iEePaaired painted and refurnished the HomsG
n az me ne OGSt possible manner, solicit s6aTe
nronnfs,,pIsS 'ttI 1g OF the travelling public,
better S5 c1red for than they ever yTera t t.s
Olu Gait House, in Its palInieSt daYs ''' ''''
ovr,o, -. SlLAS +. MILLER.
"us1'-Aii Proprietor
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COLGATE,s mONEY GoAP.

7 - Y - NHNT4NIs 5WlLFe
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versal demand, ismnde from the Choicest ma
terials, Is MILD and EAIOLLIENT in its M
tnre' FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
Gemely BENEFICIAL in Its action upon the
Kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers marl5-lyd&w
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NOTICE TO sILIRRERs AND TRAV.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND TRAY.
81 ELIERS,
For New mRrtinsVIIle. SiSteFsViIIe, st.
MaryS, Marietta, and ParIIeFsburs.
CN PLACE OF THE EXPRESS,)
- The new and elesnrit light Ciraught
LsltfSHSf steamerNEW STATE, Capt John
-. Alcl-uLe, Jr:, will run ils a Regular
racket between Wheeling md PnrlIeTShuTR
and Saturday Mt 100 O'Clock A. NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior nc
conmodatlons, apply on board, orto -
,.., BOOTH, BAITELLE & CO.,
huE1-u AUentR
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e u r q ii an
N ln" THE n N.
lNFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE!!
This Is no Ear. Dive.

VIE IMMENSE SUCCESS WITH WHICH
a tnlS freParation hns met during the s1ort
uine y ms been before thepubllc Inns intlnc
ine tlopsands and tens Of thoIEnnd. who
HuVe used ana atteSted its virtues 10 mr.
nounce Il the ONLY and TRIjE HSi', RsIpl.
HnNs: me Eureka has been introduced Intc
an me principal cities both East nnIi YyaSf
oIIqnhS ing !althfully performed all Thar II
TTlltlinea ior IL has superseded nll other HoiT
- fIsslPaL9tion5. The Eureka restores GRAY Han
T ~ otIgihal color; prevents the hnff nom
mt sSjIelP, Lmpardng to the hair a softneSSA
tEna gi9Ss and youthful appearance tint M
Eureka Is free from aIl impurities S1S S1o, ne
scalp or hands "iSlout solllng
Ieli, ~ okQBERT FISHER, Sole Agent
Ssj 80 2i2 y North Filth street, st Iotis No
q Sn ml9ie Z a and Retail by t. II. LOGAN
NJ MMheeiing, West Va. Sold also by IS, RoG ipF
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New Stock
Notice.

Notice. 4
S S,T1SsIa. UGH IA As As. MY WIFE, MARY MA.
1ust cause rprovocation rive
inc p any NTl pay no bills OF her contraets
Inc M! tTtSStjT,I SIe cautioned against harbor.
-sePlI-Ste DANIEL 3. 8fASRTTDER
III Jf.5r,ra CHEESE,
A NICE LOT. OF PRIME .os,y -,
1920, Hae S and English Dairy Cheese ISSt
Seps Cor Market and Quincy streets dat
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For Sale.

w. S. HUTCHINS,
Successor OF
TIERNAN & CARNES.
Three doors Gboue The corner on N'tl,ionoy J,oo,,
bridgeport, Ohio
NEAIER IN FAMILY GROCERIES Of
- all kinds. fresh Vegetables, Poultry fresI,
Butter and Eggs, also, picked Pork, BACON
sugar and Country Cured Hams and shoni.
uetS. hhHing made permanent Arrangement
WIN one of the best mills in the country. /
OF the . sUOi "SP'S
Finest White Wheat Family Flour,
in nll cases warranted to be the best
Il have also very fine nssoTfrneni M .o,,-
Hles ana notions. good article or Java Cor
iGe lgreen) Tor - cents per III. seDl9-lm
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been sent here to restore order and pre-
serve pe1Ce.''
The president prefers to trust tho gov,
ernor and people of Mississippi 10 en-
force the laws and preserve order, and
to throw the responsibility upon them.
This will very soon test the soundness
of their protested loyalty, and if they
abuse the confidence placed in them,
the president has warned them that the
Union is strong enough to subdue
second rebellion, il they are so insane
as to attempt it. The presidents course
may possibly be vindicated by the re-
suit, but 1t seems rather hazardous
experiment. Mississippi being allowed
to organize and arm her militia before
reorganization is completed, the privi-
lege cannot be refused to other south
ern states, and there is at least possi-
bility of trouble from this source.
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consisting of French, German md Domestic
Cloths, OF all grades and cOlOrs, French Eng.
lish and American Cassimeres, SILK, Cashmere
and MnHeilleA Vestlngs, White, FnnCy, Linen
Travelling and Flannel Shirts, Undef-ShITtS
keFchiefs, Socks, Gloves, Gauntlets and Col
lars, travelling Bags and Nnlises, &c, &C Our.
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HENRY WALLACE, sec'y. tsS'
me Executive Committee for Ohio
VIII meet at the Court House. on Sal,
nrday the 10th inst, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
for Organization. ''' '''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURD

,h ,.. and AZ ne same time for having cerss
from Eacs tss r., %, Ss y o.. M
to the undersigned inadequate but ,h.
yb NAV be done accomplishment to winch 'o
nnd.rssned will freely give his assistance.
He'pe'"'p D. I. VALENTINE, Clerk of Common Council
may > ' lChspter I'LL
AN ACT CONCERNING crRTAN PUBLIC RscokD' !" VII
Passed Ms1cl =, 1865 three.fnLs being present,
The People Of the State Of represented III 'eHA''
s,cTIos T. The original record. and p.rsr. in the several
publ Offices In the City and County Of OH oGans
rcd nd ninety nino shall be deposited with tho CLERK Of hs
Commos Council Of ,sd City to be preserved In NJ. on &C.
.d ~. !, o nee ssa f. os Which sid rcor. shall be
Aces by the pubic shall all tines be allowed for the cI
Of aid IessTs s s s to the
lion Of the rsne And sia be the duty OF the Board OF
not 10 exceed the sum Of one thousand dollars
SEC 2. Thi. Act shall takc effect immedoely.
stain oP NEw.YoRK,
oyYIcK oy TES srcRkrARr OF srArn}
Lave compared the preceding with the oIgns law on ~:
transcript ;herefom and Tho uhos Of ssd original law
Given my hand and seal OF Office a tho City OF Albany
theusana eight lundred and siyty-tve.
ERAssIUS CLARK, Deputy Secretary q stats
Which referred TO the Committee on Annual Taxes
The following was recsived:
CITY OF NKw-yoRS, DYpAnTxxNT OF FINANCE
CONTROLLERS oyFIcB, April !, lttS y
iork. -,
Itrsnsm herewith the usual report Of this Department In
relston to the Finances Of the County Of NeW'Io OH
Tor the first quarter ol the fiscal year, viz:
APrEoPRI ATIoyG-Ths balances unoxpended
December 81. 1854, Of appropriations made =.
Previous to that date were. eWISi ~
BY au ordinance Ofths Bo,ld Of supeIyi.oIs,
rri,~d for be wear 1855 the sum or $3.50 $50 81
s7,i3asa4 y
EYPEsptrVRKs amount Of expenditures
during The quarter detailed In the annexed 80
report Of the County Auditor, was........... '%7" :"
Balance une1pended March 81, 1865. u
WARRANTS nRAwy.-The amount or warrants
The County Treasury out, AIDING Deeem- ~o,.. r,
her 81, 1874 ~SS'' "a
Amount drawn in 1865 for expenses,
as above lated. &SSO, fW W
Payments account OF New County
tour House .................. 0''iiV ~
Payments sccOunt OF l,lot DAnf
Hsus..............ss.ss.ss. f'''Ss
Pay nlents on sccolnt OF Soldiers
BOuEtics.... ..'......,. ....'.' E|"''s' o~
Redemption of tcga.y Revenue
Bonds Of le63...........s........ iOVWV % $1,000. =.
.s3ll6,is2 70
Amount paid and returned by the County lTcas- - 49,
urcI lila e"'S'i] 4"
Amount unpaid March 81. l8s5............ S37zso ~
RECEIPTS PAYMENTS AND bAIAScBs-Jho bal
Of money remaining IN tie County
SPECIAL
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THE PBRENoLooIcAL JOURNAL FOR NovEN

TIIHE FHKENOIUHICAI JUUWNAL FOX NOVEM-
| bcr-now rendy-contans articles Physognomy,
Physiology Ethnoogy, Entomology and Psychology. with
Biographies Of distinguished
Also Free Trade and Protecon ON Love and Lo.erai
Soul; Beauty yigor and Development; Cebacy Moral
Philosophy Instinct OF Annas lntegty Whom 10 Trust;
Religions Fcrvor without iIoBety Answers to Correspond
ens: Books DC. Only ~ cents. New-m"n have II.
Address Messrs. Fowler Wells $50 broadway, New York
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A FRUIT AND WINE STORE FOR sALE-oN BROAD
N way well situated and established Apply NJ Si Broad
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DvAycEs MADE oy WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JEW.
"A ery Goods Personal Property 81 every dcscnp
ton T. a. JACKSON, III Grand street. two doors Of
Broadway.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.,

a
containing collection of the poetical tributes tAmercan
English, that have been paid to the virtues Of
our lustrious President THIS volume contains
heretofore unknown to fame well
from writers Among those 10 which the reader
will nstnriivriy contributions from the
pens Of Bryant Phrbe and Alice Cary Mrs Julia Howe,
Proctor. u. H. stoddarh Henry T. Turkcrman LONDON
Punch McMillans Magazine London Spectator, &C. The
and is printed ON beautifully tinted paper.
For sale by booksellers generally and will be mailed
receipt Of The price. .
I,i duah
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A I7 BROADWAY. - -
n DIAMONDS WATCHES, PRECIOUS STONES. &c.
This oil oce win paw the utmost value for ne Diamonds
Jrwery Unset Diamonds Watches, old Gold ana Silver
Plate Optical Instruments Precious Stones, &c. OGcs
hours from 10 a. NJ u T.. NJ.
J. II. BAHRISGER, l67 Broadway, room Is
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w sons calorc engines and make himself generally
full Good references required Apply at Is Ann st., up
stairs.
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AT65 NASSAU STREET. ROOM No. PA. HONrG-
~ Man rays the highest prices for Diamonds Watches
Jcwory Be- Tie also makes advances cousgnments OF
the above nr;icles
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LOAN OFFICES.

At n-MoyEY LITERALLY ADVANCED on DrA.
y MoNDs, WATCHES, JEwki;kY, &C, OR TIE
PAWNBRoKEIS' TICKETS BOUGHT FOR DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, JEW ELRY &c, Mt n Bicccker street. stairs
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| AT al BFoADwAy..-I PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES
n Diamonds, Nnic.s Jewcirv &c advance the
| same IsAAcs Diamond Broker. opposite wslncks
i fhenir
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LVANTED-A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN, FOR BOOT
w and shoe store None hut experienced hands need APP
ply at VIM Littles 3l3 Hudson st.
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At ". HYMAN'S 6s8 BROADWAY, cORSER or
n Bond street. will te paid The highest price for Dia
monds, Watches and slyerware. viii advance the
above articles.
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ITO IRON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AQuEDucr DE-
i parment-Sealed proposals viii be received at this
oce until II O'Clock A. NJ Of Monday, October 81 1863 for
the supply Of Ave twenynch and twentv-sx t"elvcnch
cast iron Stopcocks twenty-egh Fire ydrants known
Ayrcs Hydrant," and twenty Fire Iydrans known
"Cofnn's Hydrant.n
Specifications and blank forms for bids be obtained ON
application at this Office.
s sW ssf i ssRRAdH, A] sssIS
New YORK, Oct. 49, 1865.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29

pearance. Their movements through the citv
four abreast, occupied about i've hours.
The Times Raleigh correspondent says: Gu
errilas fairly az work in North Carolina,
although most Strenuous efforts are being made
to prevent these outrages.
Lieutenant Colonel Dawes and Lieutenants
Sailer and Oakley, of the Third Pennsylvania
Cavalry, we're attacked sbou, fifteen miles from
Fayetteville, and orly few miles from one of
our Cavalry posts. After taking their money,
watches aud horses. the guerrillss released them.
The country has been thoroughly secured in the
vicinity, but no traces Of the miscreants have
been discovered. They are supposed to have
been some Of Johnson's forces who went home
on their own responsibility before the surrender.
GOLD POUND ASD ooSFIsoArED.
Between sixty or seventy thousand dollsrs ia
gold Was discovered recently at the company shops
of North Carolina K. r., by some Of our troops
camped here. IL was Immediately conhscated by
soldiers who found il, belonging to the Tenth
Ohio Cavalry. The matter is now undergoing
investigation al Headquarters The money be
longed to the Bank of Commerce, Nevbern.
CONTRACT WITH NEGROES.
DR.. j. T. Locke lone Of the prominent men OF
North Carolina, made contract with bis
negroes to give them food and clothing as be
fore, and to pay them ten dollars per month
The result is only few have left him
COTTON TRADE RUINED AT NArANoRAs.
The Herald's Mstamoras letter says: The
winding up Of the rebellion has ruined the trade
in this vicinity in cotton. and rendered il un
profitable to send it TO Texas.
The Liberal forces outside Of Matanoras have
cut off all the stage and wagon lines to the IN
terror of Mexico.
Large quantities Of goods are being sold at
auction at one fourth or one eighth their value
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29

t. Psrson Goodwin, be OF newspaper
notoriety delivered . phiiippic against the gam
blers, 10 the Circle Park yesterday after.
noon. The novelty Of the lecturer. a. well as
the known eccentricities Of the PArson. attracted
quite crowd. The lecturer did not indulge IN
any deep denuncistion of the bold gamblers,
a.. be said. IL was Sunday. and be would not un-
cork biz walls OF wrath, but conlented himself 10
saying what the veriest gambler IN our commun-
ity will sckno Wedge. viz that gambling is vice
OF the most infamous kind. Since the murder
Of Young Halford there has been avskenin z
upon this subject. and il Is high time that this
species Of crime should be absted. Like deadly
blight IL infests the city. poisoning and destroy
ing, like the mildeved ear. everything that
comes 10 contact with H. What effect public
lectures will have is to be determined. They
certainly will not effect the desired reformation
A vigorous enforcement Of the law would be
more in accordance with the proper treatment Of
this matter. The remedy is open. why not enforce
H. and not spend time in ridiculous expressions,
or bravado threats that never put into exc
cutioni A little frmness would be an acceptable
display 10 municipal administration. and would
do more to remove the curse than thousand
public lectures
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29

INDIANA UNIVERSITY. !
ArHESIAS HALL, May -, 1865
WHERTAs, IL has pleased the Almighty God to
permit the fall of Brigadier General Theodore
Read. of the U. 3 Army. while brayely leading
his command against the enemy, therefore, be il
Resolrsd, That in his death this Society has
lost ole Of its most worthy members. the couL-
try one OF its ERNEST supporters and most prom
ising stars.
Resolued, That 10 him was shown forth q char.
acter in every way worthy of emulation-in his
devotion 20 the cultivation of bis intellect, the
Advancement of every true excellence, and last,
but not least. ia devotion to our common coun-
try, which led him so heroicaly TO lay his life
as sacrifice upon tie altar.
ResolUed. Thrt in this sad dispensaton We
tender to his afflicted family our coincidence, aud
while We mourn bis untmely death we rejoice in
the hope of reunion beyond the sphere Of NOR
talty.
Resolred. That copy Of these resolutions be
sent TO his wife and parents and a copy to the
Bloomington Republican and the indianapolis
papers for publication.
L X Harrison,
T. H. Gentry. Committee.
W. II. Owen
Bloomington. May 81, 1865.