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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-05

THE MARYLAND LIFE iNSURAN CE co.
OF BALTIMORE
Policy Holders Participate i'm the Profits.
LOWEST RATES
BEST COMPANIES
The charter of this Company requires n dep osit of
not less than 100000 with the Treasurer of the State
IN first class securities a guarantee of good faith
with policy-holdcrs.
policies policies for term of years, and years
non-torteiture life-pOliceS.
Also, Policies of Endowment Annuity, &c.
OFFICERS:
GEORGE P. THOMAS, President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter, of Hamilton Easter & Co.
Allan A; Chapman, of Kirkland, Chase & Co.
George p. Thomas of Helm, Nicodcmus * Co.
Hugh Ssson Steam Marble Works
hiram Woods, Jr., of D0ugherty, Woods & Co.
George II: Miller, of Coffroth Miller & Co.
Thomas Cassard, of Gilbert Cassard Il Son.
VIM. Deyries, Of VIM. Dcvres e Co.
Charles Webb, of Thomas 4 Co.
JOHN W. DAVIS, Secretary
J; W. Hank, NJ D., Medical Examiner
Christopher Johnston, NJ. D., Consulting Physician.
:, 70 No charge for Policies. Stamps or Medical
Examination.
Company. No. Is SOUTH STREET
Jyll-3m Franklin Rank
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-05

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT FOR
Doctor Records Essence of Life.
For Seminal Debility-in cases at three dollars and
nine dollars. Circulars sent
"a LIBERTY STREET, Room No. 10,
Seli-Iy New York
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-05

The New York Tribune Of Wednesday SAYS
The statement of the national debt made this morn
ing. gives great satisfaction to conservative peo-
pie, who see In 1t the commencement of u con-
traction of the currency and :. movement towards
specie payments. The $50,000GJ0 of temporary loans
proposed to be funded into long oIl-bearing stock
is small item in proportion to the amount of that
description of loans aoat, but is step in the right
direction and will tell upon the financial operations
OF individuals as well as of the nation The idea
That the Treasury intends to reissue the certificates OF
Indebtedness and interest bearing Treasury notes
now proposed to be funded thus giving new stimulus
TO speculation and continuing the evils under which
all legitimate business suffers is n mistake and peo-
pie cannot be too cautious in making business arrange
ments upon the theory of more initiation. Mr.. Ne
Culoch is steadily getting the debt in more mar
ageable shape. and instead of funding currency, will
be in position soon to destroy portion Of his daily
receipts.
The Herald of same day says:
The statement of the national debt just issued pre-
senS very favorable appearance. There is de-
eLeaSe N the total indebtedness, as compared with
the highest statement, of :Sl2.74l,S!j The item in
Ehch the largest decrease is shown is certificates OF
hdebtedneSs, which has undergone a reduction of
SIZ-,i94,Oo4 The amount of coin in the Treasury"
shows decrease of Sl2 69i9S3, which is doubtless
owing to the deduction OF Sl962} 3tj-the November
interest ON the fve-twenty loan-as well as to sales
ny tne b-Ircasury. The amount of currency in
G Agses9ry has increased from So 1872 3 August
P5s " S,-o'iil on September ga gain of Sl3 454
t t2o mere IS noticeable increase of SIS n 900 in
he attribmts bio ~ ~ entes outstanding, which may
former statements. " iiiaocuacy III
-. me goid market was strong under dispos;t;on 70
ouii among the brokers, by way of showing thai
the funding loan rather adverse than fav9rabI
to the credit OF the government. This however Is n
false construction placed upon H. which ever sane
and honest man Will scout The same parties are try
ing to make believe that the effect OF this salutary
measure will be to lower the price of gold bearn,
securities abroad and induce their return some ey
tent. The contrary is, however, more likely to be
the case; so soon as European capitalists perceive
that we have begun to contract the currency by the
funding process increased confidence in our securities
will be the natural result
The following considerable conversions of interest
bearing legal tender at Bank have already been
notified, chiefly THROUGH the New York Treasury
Office:
Blk of America S2,500,G00 First National 81 100000
Commerce. 100000 Mon ........... $4,000
Ninth National 100000 Nassau........... 10000
Natl Currency 500,000t
S5o 900
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= DEssaAasEH CGUNTIsY ssEs:DENCE,

s. EtESl skAEsH4E CeIgr STEsY seES.DENCE,
"a thrcc-quarters of mile from the Relay House
on the Northern Central Railway, II acres of good
improved land attached; dwelling contains ten rooms.
ice house on the premises. finc location, having a
full view Of Swami Lake and adjacent country.
For terms, Nc, apply to W. r. COLE,
n. E. cor. Baltimore and North SITS
Ocz-u Second story.
E47ARM OF no ACRES, II miles from Balti-
E. more, on the Reisterstown road, near Owing's
Mills. Baltimore county; 50 arabic, balance in
good timber. lmprOy ed by good Frame Dwelling
Stone Spring House, &c. Excellent water in every
field For terms, NC, apply to
". r. COLE,
n. L. cor Baltimore and North sts
ocZ-u Second story.
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The Peabody Fire Insurance Comply

The Peabody Fire Insurance Comply
OF BALTIMORE.
Having been organized and located in
SECOND STREET.
ADJOINING THE P0STOFFICE,
Is now ready to insure
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF BUILDINGS, FURNI-
TURE AND MERCHANDISE,
In the city country, annually for short terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
TlI0S. |. CAREY. President
Galloway CheSton, Austin Dali,
Enoch Pratt Peter Novel;
Thos. Whitridge, John II. 3. I4atrobe,
VIM. Kennedy, III. D. Harvey,
jesse Tyson, James Carey oc14-tft
Firemen's Insurance Company.
OFFICE on THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SOUTH AND
SECOND STREETS.
Insures against loss or damage by fire on all de-
scrptlOnS of property within the limits of the city,
HENRY ?. DUIIURST
President.
BOARD or DIRECTORS:
Austen Jenkins Francis W. Bennett,
Augustus l. Albert, Samuel Hart,
ChaS. ID. Siinguf, Hugh Bolton,
Francis W. Elder JOS. JAS Taylor,
Edward jenkins, John II. Baylies,
FREDERICK Achey, John q. Rcaney,
ThoS. W. lowering James Fields
Nathan Tyson. Barrett Brown,
George b. Barry, John NJ. Calf,
Joshua Dryden, Thos Wilson,
John Cushing, Henry r. Lauderman,
George w. Flack Caleb Parks
Mendez L. Cohen, George Franck,
6. 5. Gibson, VIM. H. L. Kertz
John A. Needles, Isaac NJ. benson,
Jas. NJ. Anderson, John A. Shrver.
~ FRANCIS j. MCGlNNIS,
m22-lawdf Secretary.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

EISANa OF 37o ACRES in Baltimore county,
one mile east Of the Northern Central Railway
aad ork turnpike, and one mile from Cockeysvile.
25U acres under cultyaion, balance in oak chestnut
and poplar timber The land is high and rolling. well
wateIed and fenced, in excellent cultivation and
ING, forty feet square, with Back Building: also,
f2od Barn Stables Corn Houses, Wagon House, lee
postoifee, &c., adjacent. The Warren Cotton Miils
are one mile distant and there are in the neighbor
hood several Merchant Mills, that use all the grain
raised on the place. There is an old and Young Ar
pic Orchard on the farm; also, peach trees berries
and variety Of fruit. For terms, &C.. apply TO
W. K. COLE,
n. L. corner Baltimore and North streets,
oc2-u Second story
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-05

BRANCH OFFICE, $40 Broadway, N. Z.
Retalled by dealers generally, ie1T-tf
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CAPSULES OF MATICO yEGETAIIS

DEPOTS:
In Paris. GRIMAULT * Co. 45 Rue Richelieu
New York, BECKER 129 Grand street
Baltimore, ANDREWS il THOMPSON, West
Baltimore street. jyl4-laW6m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
Resume Of Mondays PrseeedinEc.:.

WABHNOTON, M0nuhy, uuo =, 1o0~.
Mr.. Clampitt, Of counsel for Mrs. Surratt.
read the sfgnmen. prepared BY Reyerdy johnson the
senior counsel on the plea Of urisdotion denying tho
oonsttutOnaty and legality Of military court 70 Try
the accused parties.
The argument Of r. Stone. In behalf Of Harold: va.
read the counsel contendng that the accused did not
aid sbst in the murder OF the President There vas
no evidence to show that this boy consptrsd wltn
Booth and Others In aid of the Rebellion. Or the
overthrow Of the Government, a charged That he
aided and sbeted, however, In the escape Of Booth
there was NO doubt and he must take the conseq
Mr.. Cox read an argument In favor Of Arnold ana
Shtng they were not engaged In the conspiracy
charged, and demanding their acquttsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Arrival sfJe6. Thsmpseass Army ~ CsiPs
-Thsmpsss 8emaias nc Nlemphis-Re.
establishing Cssris IN Arkansas-G
Vveitzel's Rlees ~ ssssh. west Pass.
CAIRO. June 10, 1856

CAfRO June 16, 1888
The fag-of.truce boat has arrived here with
7,4a men belonging to JEFF. Thompsons army inolud.
ing 6s6 officers.
jeff Thompson came as far az Memphis where 10
remains awaiting the decision Of President Johnson
relative 10 his petition for pardon.
Gen Reynolds has taken the initiatory steps toward
establishing civil throughout Northern Arkansas
Garrsons have been established along the White
River.
Tie people OF Arkansas rapidly becom ing orderly
and peseesbe citizens.
CAIRO June ls. 1865.
Dates from New-Orleans to the 18th inst. are
received.
portion 81 Cen. Weitsers feet had arrived Il
South West Pass.
The New.Orleans cotton market depressed,
Mlddlng selling at - d36c.; Good Middlng. 320ec,
Superine Flour u ~ v Dbl Common LOUISIANA Sa-
gar, l2Ic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
The Couseiis OF she Congregational
Chsrches--y isit Or Gov. Andrew.
ROsrOS, Monday. June |

IUSTVN BUHWH!I JUTt
The sessions Of the Congregational churches
held In Mount Vernon Church cted to continue
through the present woek. Among the subjects con-
adhered today were ministerial education the building
Of new churches and systenazng benevolent contii.
buttons. A series Of resolutions adopted on tho
state Of the country Gov Andrew visited the Council
this afternoon where he very cordially receive cd
The Rev. Dr. thompson OF Eew.Yofk. Assistant
Moderator made highly complimentary address to
hiu, 20 which appropriate Response given. The
Council have ACCEPTED al iH'iJaton " visit Plymouth
a. ysursdsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
Frsm Newbera-Besarn or Lsyslsy-
starvasisu In the Track Of shePnsnas
Aruy-Arrival Of Gen. Paine and his
C0lorcd Treops.

NEwBERN. Friday. June I6 1865. 81
The successful plans of Gen. Grant have given
vent to the smodering flames Of loyalty In this State
which are now sweeping over North Carolina with ire
ssbe fury consuming the last vestge Of treason and
hatred 10 the Government.
Intelligence from Northern Georgia and on the line
of Shermans late march through south Carolina states
that many people dying for Of food and IL 10
destruction OF houses furniture. food CATTLE horses
fences and farming implements. which leaves the In
habitants helpless to provide for themselves.
Gen. &. J. Pane with Division VI cooTed Roopo
arrived here recently TO relieve Gen. Palmer whose
troops are to be mustered out Of service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

The Central Pacific Rnilread-D syai
Or.,ers-P u m-synpathy for
Mexico.

Mexico.
SAN FRANCrsco. Tuesday. June IL 1863
The cars of the Central Paolhc Railroad are
running 10 Upper Gap ~ miles from Sacramento, and
will probably 20 90 miles further by The Fall.
Gen Mcdowell has turned over 10 the civil anthor.
ites numerous prisoners charged with making d'sovs
speeches There local laws which meet their cases
ihe first shipment OF 100 gaous Of crude petroleum
from Humboldt Co arrived ut San Francisco day.
A large and enthusiastic meeting wis held at Saera-
meptO on Saturday evening, 10 express sympathy Tor
lie struggng Republic Of Mexico. Speeches were
made by Gen. Wright and others IN favor Of tho en-
forcement Of the Monroe doctrine.
sailed--Nicaragua steamer Moses Taylor for NeY-
York. with passengers.
SECOND DISPATCH.
SAN FRANCISCO June l5 1865.
The United States Grand Jury has dismissed
the complaint against the parties charged with the at.
iempt 10 violate neutrality by expedition Ia Mexico.
The charge for the attempt ~ seize the schooner Colon
4, still pending before the local courts.
Mining stocks are rising sgsin. Gould Curry
reached OIL, 675 Grcenbacks have fallen 10 7... One
failure has occurred VI prominent broker. who specu-
lated In currency for rise.
A large auction sale OF 1000 blls Of Eastern and
California refined sugar resulted IN he sale Of tho en-
tire offering at 4ic for crushed all round being de-
cline OF per cent late sales three per cent on
the hi ghest rate this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

Great Britain WishdPsws Her Reessni.
sis. Or she Rebels ~ BesIiseresss-
Correspondence with the Brisish Mimic.
ter-lnssraetioss 70 the Navy Depart.
mest-Custemary Ceartesies Net 70 be
Paid 70 the British Navy-The Reason
WHY.
wAsHNoros. Monday, June 10. 1866.

WAsHrSGfOS Monday, June ~, 1909.
The Secretary of State has addressed the
following 10 the Secretary Of the Navy:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE ARLINGTON. June TO- 1865.
TAs Hon. GIDEON WTLLEs. Storeteyy Of the Nary
Sir: have the honor TO trvnsmit for your informa'
ton q correspondence between Sir Frederick w.
Bruce and this Department upon the subject Of the
withdrawal OF the pretended concession Of beiigeient
rights the insurg.pts In view OF this correspondence
I suggest therefore. that you communicate to the
naval officers OF the United States the results following
tberefrom. viz;
Ffra Great Britain witbdrsws her concession here
tofcre made Of b,geIent character from the insur'
gents.
Sseondr The withdrawal Of the twenty hour rule has
not been made absolute by Great Britain and that.
Therefore the customary courees are not to be paid
by our vessels TO those VI the British Navy
Third. The right OF search OF British vessels Is ter
minated or course this has bearing upon the opera
ton OF tho existing slave trade treaty.
Fotrth; Any iusurgent piraiical vessels found on
the high seas may be lawfully captured BY vessels Of tho
United States.
have the honor to be. sir your obedient servant.
WILLIAM ii. SEWARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
The seven.Thirties-An Increased SAB
ocYjptiOo.
PHILApgIPHIA. Monday. juno II.

Jaw Cooke, United States Subscription
Agent reports subscrpt 70 the Seven Thirty Loan
TO ay 70 the amount OF g. 27 100 including the fol.
lowing: Ninth National Bank Of NewYork. oll3 900;
First National Bank Of Portland. e2o00 00; Firyt
Bank OF Flmira 500 600; Second National Bank Of
Nashville. 10000 The number Of ESQ and SlOO sub
scriptlons was 22S3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
Foumd Drowned.

Fort HAMILTON. Monday. June 49, 1895
The body OF u man about AZ years Of age was
found on the beach here yesterday. Had dark haig,
black frock coat dark ribbed pants. WOODEN stockings
two gray flannel aud ono white muslin shirt. Apps-
rently had been drowned about Nv weeks. Ingvest
held By Justice Bennett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
Court Of Appeals.

ALDASr, Monday, jane 10. 1885.
Day Calendar for June 2O--Nos. 100, l3l.
l33, l3i. 1876 lie. l39. l40 l4i, snd 49,
Judge Campbell appeared aud took bis seat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

BosTox. Monday. June le. ie6i
A fire in Pittsfed village, New.Hampshire,
yesterday DESTROYED brakes HOTEL stable and oubuld
lngs and dwelling house adjoining. Loss, $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
A Diabelicsl Oasrsge-Twe Children Mar
dered-The Mother Becomes Insane.
Boston, Monday, June l9,

BOSTON, Monday, June I9, Ieb5.
A most horrible case Of outrage and murder
came to light yesterday In q place called Busseys
Wood. In aoxbury.
The bodies Of Isabella Joyce aged fourteen, and hen
brother aged twelve, found cred. the little
girl having first been ieudishly outraged. and the
double murder probably committed TO hide tie dis
bolical crime.
Tho parents Of the dead children reside In the
Eleventh Ward this city, and are highly respect
able.
The unfortunate little victims Of this most terrible
affair engaged in gathering Wild flowers m the
woods aud making wresths Of evergreen and flowers,
as the wited fruits Of their labor laid scattered about
them on the spot where their little bodies were dis
covered
Tie poor little children have been missing since Mon
day of last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
SECOND DISPATCH.
ROaTON Monday. j

Thomas Ainsly, painter, was arrested to-
day on suspicion of completely In the terrible murder
OF the Joyce children. As yet however no direct evt
dence appears against him. Rewards Amounting y
g. 500 have been offered by the authorities and ndi
yiduals for the arrest Of the criminal Tho event
created sensation Of horror and sadness throughout
the whole community. Mrs. Joyce. the mother. on
learning the fate OF her only children sw0Oned and
aimee reported TO be maniac.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-19

sEv YoEE. August Is
Cotton frm and more active, at z3a44e IA,
middling. closing firm 81 44c.
Flour 1890 better. With more doing: Sc Z.
40 e5. for extra State, So 0006 50 tor gu
perhDe western; IS sSa7 80 Tor common q
medium extra western; SO 6097 10 for com
moo 20 good shipping br-nds extra round
hoop Ohio. and s. so@lO 10 for trade brand.
market closing frm. with no sellers at maid.
quotations.
Whisky firm. With fair demand at 81 20 70,
western
Wheat 2@3c better: at Al 46al a 70,
Milwaukee club. 81 <S@i SO tor amber Mi
vsukee. saga Is for winter red western: % Is
for amber Michigan. and 50 lO02 - for ne.
winter red State. Barley and barley malt quiet
Corn lie better at 90c for unsound, 9I09lc 20,
sound mixed western. 92093 for high mixed
nearly yellow, and 9O,s @9f for western yello.
Oats steady.
Coffee dull Sugar steady at l2J<c f.,
Auscavado, IL for Havana, and I2L6e for
Porto Rico. Rice dull
Molssses dull q, l0@40
Wool dull
Petroleum srm At 32xe for crude. 49,
e2z iof refined in bond. and ss@7lc do free
Hops firm at IS94sc
FORK lover. closing dull; S32632 IS for ne~
mess. closing at $50 90 cash: $50 eo03O 81
for 50 "a do cash and regular us,. x24 90 10,
prime mess. and S21 O0@27 IS for prim,
mes Plain mess beef $40 o00IO As. extr,
mess. $40 00@14 90; beef hams quiet At 3Ollc.
Gut meats steady at l50l7c tor should,t,
and 1871 @231sc for hams. Bacon dull. Il,
for Cumberland cut; 1870 for long ribbed. .no
l4@l454c for short ribbed
Lard steady at 23c
Butter: 2i@29c Tor Ohio, and 30@35c 70,
State, and quiet. Cheese firm az 22al6c.
NV YORK hosBY MARKET
INV YonK. August Is.
Money rather more active at per cent
call loans.
Sterling exchange firm at lO91x@lO95k 70,
first class bills.
American gold frmsr, opening at 81 4l3s. and
closing at 81 1875.
Government stocks steady
LArrR-Gold closed at GalIasher's EIchang.
to night at 81 49,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-19

INV YoRG. August ls.-Grahsm Co. est
mate their Losses by forseries. Depreciation ri
credit and stocks will not exceed 81 .5n0 900
They are busily engaged collecting their assets,
and up TO to day noon have collected som,
81 SOC. 600 The exact amount OF losses sustained
0y Ketchum. SON l. CO have not Vet been
esr,sined. but Il 10 supposed to De IN the neigh
borhood Of 5000 .U00 So far, no trace whatever
of Young Kstchuu Ia. been Obtained Upon ap-
pIication of he creditors OF Morris ke'hcum Sou
4 Co the Supreme Court this morning granted
an attachment against the firms property con
,i.,ug of real estate valued at halt . MILAN Of
dollars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-19

TaASsyrRs OF RIAL EsrArE The following
transfers IF real estate have been made at the
Office Of the County Auditor since our last re
port:
John Dell to Butsch & Cooper. lot No and
south half of lot No g. in St Glars Addition 10
Indian spoiis-S24 900.
Indianapolis EJucstional Association to Kate
II. Eagle. lis feet OF the rorth end OF 10, No /
in out, lot No ga 300
r vobdermsrk 20 II & ID Schlling. lot No
~. in out lot No 1861. 500
J. Armstrong. Commissioner. to Henry Gin
Der. lot No. IL. in out lot No l2l-$135
|. J. Tsylor to II, Z Hezekish. undivided hal
OF RI lot No. 5. in square g. SIS 900
II JASPER TO c r. Schmidt. lot No 40, ia out
lot No 1871 500
II 4 d. Schilling to q + Schmidt. lots Nos
%, 30 and 30, in out-lots Ncs l07 aud l0s-
81 900
O. F. Schmid. to Henry Jasper. lot No. 3s. in
cut lot No. i07-S375.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-19

MARRIAGE LICENSES The following Marriage
Licenses have been granted to the parties named
by the County Clerk for the week:
Franklin Dunlap and Phpbe A. Simpson.
Henry Berman and Louisa Stelling.
William b. Oman and Barbara Jane Shas
g Wheeler Jones and Emelyn Enos.
Patrick Parkinson and Msrgareth Dovney
David w Lake and Mary B Bartlett
r. G Lester and Margaret Love.
Resin Mcdaniel aud Polly Ann DunswN
Christopher Trucksess and Caroline Rise
Oil Cariine and Louisa Jane Mann
William Bowen and Mary Allrdge
George W Hiney and Arumida Young.
Andrew Bodenkirchen aud Msgdalena Muir
ken.
Patrick N Henlen aud Totissey Ivin
Dennis Griffin and Catherine Tim
Joseph Moore aud Mrs Martha Harry
Layton Mendenhall and Sarah Ann Reagan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-19

Nav YoxK. August lo.-Ths girl Geneviev.
Boomer. aliss Lyons. made statement in Cour,
this morning. and the Judge at iis conclusion. said
be felt 10 his heart was true and that che ough,
to be Get At liberty Concerning her connection
With Jenkins. she stated she h,d net Jeakin,
srst in q concert saloon. 10 which che vas com
PEELED 10 70 for employment Her employer
told her to pay particular attention to him. he
-ould give her much money; she did as she vas
told and jenkins did give her money; he gave
her 81. Du0 to buy q watch hut she sent il TO pa,
her brotbers schooling Jenkins told her h,
vas rich aud Owned oil ~slls; he gave her ssOC
to furni.h rooms. and he came 10 see her IRE
quentv; she thought she had received from him
ns.r 80 900 The case 10 still on.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-19

IKcrrEK To-Niesr AT rus TAsnSAcLE
DR.. Todd. Of upper Esst Tennessee. will address
the citizens Of Indianapolis, Saturday evening.
., the Tsbern-cie, 10 behalf OF the suffering cit
izens of that State. The lecture Gill commence
At n o'clock.
Dc. Todd viii give some matters Of interest
concerning the condition Of The people, AZ well
ss some account of tire ravages OF the var su--
tanned throughout the South Tas doctor comes
highly recon- nended ss lecturer. and should be
greeted with . good house. All are invited TO
attend
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-19

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system of treatment. for that which will sue
eeed in one case may fail in another; hence we
see how important IT is for the practitioner TO be
able to call with facility upon the various re
sources OF his art. aud perpetually to vary his
treatment. according to circumstances. Dr.
fhomson's knowledge OF the medical and sur
gicil pathology OF syphilis and of anti syphl
litic therapeutic agents. and the proper mode
Of administering them, is one thousand times
more extensive than that OF either of the ' enc
real ''doctors' OF Indisnspolis. Office aud con
suItation rooms. No % South Delaware street.
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