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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

ca Ex-Gov. John Letcher Of Il
was released from the old capiat
Monday night by direction of /
johnson, upon condition of goiu!I
ately to mis- home in Virginia adj
his parol to remain there subia
order of the president.
sB James Parton, Gen. ButlrI
rapher and eulogi st his wife (Fannr
and Roes Van Limburg, the niuis
Washington from the Nethalands
among the summer visitors at Bratls|
ca DR.. Gillett, surgeon Of thea
iment, was pelted with rotten eg
thrown through q car window BY
the soldiers, after they were dis
at Essex Junction, last Monday
ca Florida. the last of the lat
lious states to receive a prOvisia
ernor, has one now-Judge WillI
vim. The terms and conditions
ganization are, of course, the sanIi
applied to the other states.
f4 Last week the house and
Mr.. Sargent, Of Hill, N. H., were
ed by lightning. Just previously
had gone down the chimney in OH
rooms, and knocked over one Ofthu
tiers of Mr.Sargent. AT the aD'
another fash went down the chin
a house in the adjoining town VD
Sargent and wife we're paying a ="
knocked them down, doing no lg
any other person
ca The 4th Vermont Veteran
ent. 800 strengthened Brig. Gen
commanding, reached Burlington 4
day and were welcomed by &
Cooper in a short and apprOPrlan
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

sgThe heavy rains which lasted dur
ing Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday
night, did no damage in this vicinity,
except drenching the hay left on the low
meadows.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

ET"The Nan without Country, I"
a remarkable narration which attracted
great attention upon its original publica-
ton in the Atlantic Monthly, has been
published in separate form by Messrs.
Ticknor g. Fields Boston
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

CO Under recent regulation of the
Post Office Department. the postage on
drop letters will hereafter be but one
cent.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

ESs@ The stage line from johnson to
Newport now runs every day, leaving
Johnson on the arrival of the stage from
Essex.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

60 The administrators sale of the
James T. Allen, house resulted in the pur-
chase of it by R. G. Benton, for $8l5.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

ca Chaplin's Horse Powders, have
now become an institution" They are
used extensively and give good results
We could name many in this county who
have used them successfully for years and
recoommend them highly. Mr.. Chaplin
is now manufacturing them extensively at
Morrisville, and can gill all orders with
dispatch.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

ET- We hear that John VanBuren, son
of tho late ex-president, is now stopping
at the Mansfield house in Stowe.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

5TThe Rev. H. P. Cutting, formerly
OF Stowe, will deliver a discourse at the
town-hall in Morrisville, next Sunday
evening, at o'clock, ?. M.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

ca Hon. Geo. W. Bailey, Jr.. sccy. Of
State, died at his residence in Montpelier
on the 18th, aged 80 years
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

Eg The following are the names of
those who comprise the Lamoille Section
of the Battery of Light Artillery assigned
to be raised in Chittenden, Washington
and Lamoille counties. H. D. Wood is
the commissioned officer for this section:
S. c. Cutting,
4. W. Kaiser,
A. G. Slayton,
G. +. Douglass,
J. B. Seaver,
H. D. Wood,
j. I. Barnes,
L. A. Lampson,
0. T. Morrill,,
H. B. Cakes
Y. P. Mathews,
II. G, Thomas,
A. Durkee,
G. S. Wade,
H. j. Campbell,
A. E. Qaimby,
B. Chapman,
o. Moody,
5. r. Town,
H. Guyer,
H. L. Atwood,
0. A. Sargent,
Fl. J. Harris,
F. A. Russell.
This section has received its guns
which are two nice brass l2-pounders,-
uniforms and equipments.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

This section has received its guns
which are two nice brass l2-pounders,-
uniforms and equipments.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-14

TAxxrrcs- The Far Wayne S~stiasi
I'm cDmpsr~s STATE Tsxssion under Repsb-
licsn sns d mccrsfir r.'-.
n Ise0 h whole tx levied -fsr general
parposesr IN .hieh i included sll taxes Isv-
ird tur the wsnls &c the sssts srd county
rovernm.n'-. ~ss onr dollar snd t~o cents
On lh- sl00 v.Ias,iar-
Ia 1886 he bountF tsx . alone enc dcI-
~ snd t~enfy Eve cents On TIE 500 vslo-
ssion--b being iren'y-thrse cents % The
500 more rhsn ~ss ievisd 10 ls6O fos shs
-upport q both me Democrssic Sssss sd
cconry gassrnneDrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-14

WATERFALLS Why whl she Isdiss.
-hsn ih.y res pretty fsshios. si~sys con-
riv- % burl-ssne j.. whss these vsies-
fsa- ~ere fret introduced. they sers prsssy
-nd grresfnI. bot n0~ % nseh hair i bun
died o. the bsek psrt cf the hssd that -
som-umes f--l ia fear Isst shs Isey shosl6
'uppi- over Just - ~ith erisoIise; snsII
nne i neal snt 6fevIy; Isrss enc groses-
qns sad asIY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-14

SuFK REN,1s FEA FELas -- Tfks .'f'
A.sp sns4-mssn r-sl~k~c Aams "a q = NJ
~ sa,. sfsnrs N rszer's Futty n.kt :
is~tlrr ssEmta. filin ~rh ihr cymp~suien,
in@.ri ~ fnf-r <no ih~ cure - csri ln.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-14

dollars. -urendsrrd 20 our ssassds-shey
srs nat eeu'-ns 'hsr their crops hsve bses
rssse-I iar fuur yssr--dssfiis,ion ssd dis-
srr-s bruusht into every hone-sL>b eisies
nurnsd-rh~ vhoIe region Of the ssssy
Sourh msa- dsrk sitk t-soIssion-sst CO.
seat 1hs' their gsnersIs. srmies. ssroagbolds
re Oh suhares-but whst - brave people
j. varr q sli-'hrir spirit sroken ard Sob
dnrd 90 beg p.rion. undsr the eye of those
very mn who urged secession % 'hsir only
--'r'y mr saer independence Death to
'hsa.snds q ,hsm ~oold be preferred 70 such
hrmilistisn- did th~y nor zee ihss u wss
slu'y 90 prrserve the Sssres. falling iron their
orbi,s. snd re-tare then % retrieve The 80.
ten which they pow perceive could rot.
.nd never should be broken
n. BEAfR.
MsxrsanEET "a. No Se,f- -. 1865.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-14

HEARrrEss ArAsDsxnk~r or CHr.p-
Ir - TaRows isrs The Roar AND ATTACK.
sD nv Hess--A remarkable case Of intend
q iufsnticid. sss developed this morning
A 10 csvs since r~c horse vsgos vish
three ycusr men On he drivers seat in fross.
snd : vourg ~om-n. hsf reclining in the
straw = hish rursrst th- bed in The ress,
passed hou-e "a tho Wild Cat Dirt road.
-cIny frum rown. The yousg men we're
iaushine wa ehrfia- pies.sstiy with each
'a'hsr ~ ne hor.e. Fgged slong q round
Fret 4 womnn who stood 10 rho door os
ths house observed sonsshisr drop from she
wag9n. and gpins out fe~ minuies later.
US iust 10 TINS to Fescu< sew born bsbe
from Va hogs whirh had sIresdy attacked a.
The infsnt-s splerded boy bsbe-wss sea-
drrly card for. snd s~vmes 20 hsve sustain
ed % irisry whsiever from 10 ,ncsrenon-
ions Funbls frsm me wagon 10 the road ~
The 0ceupsnns o. shs ~sgon ~ere o. once
pu~u>t. Th- ycung men disclsimsd sii
sn~~ ledge % Ihs sfsr The ycung womsn
sss ssuna IN ned srrv sick. - she said. vith
l--eue." bur 90 being closely qssssiossd.
bur.s into tears. snd made . full seksswl-
edzsm-nsof her shame. inpIicstsg : velI-
Euo-n citizen Of Lsisyesss . me ssshos %
her ruis- she = quits young. end be- hish-
-rIs navrs " respectable eireiss. Her
psr-nss rs'a-et - receive the child sndsr
their root. nor. rru- - isst 20 her maternal
iu-nnefs. shs ruhsppy mother stole cst Of
rhs house q nighs. ard naked -four niles 10
the hcusr wh~re inc bsbe had been isfs. end
~alked osek ~iin i il her ms---Lsfsyssts
Ctsier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-14

~A~"t-- %NA--1@ - -%- u - A---t - - ~ - --s
pf the War
Mr Bar r~uas.- IN NtF currnr1unsA
rnirr. snD4i,er lsn,r nsaia.~en. m winch ie
rer~ss nhs rsa.pss sr i- isnnsfr r4lsl ssh'a
- - rhf re-p~fsibill,s ~ S-rr-arn~< S.
srsard StsuHon fm ~ p~uDgm~fpp 81 uhf
~.r snd iss unn-nrsEsrs HrD'msrsHau mt
stss+rs 40 o~isD ne sat rrhilrh 4 --nra-
osrs ~ ~ nrrnag snn~wk n1uH M-~u--
Ii~H I'D WAec rff G@r-rs Mtsr. a. uA~
rprrn+ nremsur " ti- e-rr+~ NJ Btlir srus--
Tn pne-rfrn y ~ dsl : ~H..ai+r uis
~hss Espulstna ~ si,t SaBGirrn sp-- shall
" disirrnrni-~a NJ sn ssisr OF rhr Cra.sh-
tu'itn ~ f's. TuntF Ss.nr. TIE srrrn.nr
IN sBrpva VI fhr r-rphr,ipntrr met-unr "
nassd .iiHgfEAsr nppA Eis rt-'nurAn rirr
abs perpi- ~ nhr Srna sSs fn-asa 10 ui<
fsor--rmrrr t-,f wsltnrR ~~r.r.a w Nh
lsss -4br E.n ~ rrtr--n NJ H. Aaihs nafH
ii,r mas~rf ~ fi,- SDGh I<rtr w~ns bi'sat
~ rhe g Go~trrnsrs- snd anrn n.D 1lF dirrHBsa
cc.sls b. ;rnrd IN ri.rir csasnprn slr rae -rf
ser-lmn AZ frrulsr rrrsrHmrrr npH ~ mo-
LsripttE prppsennas -sma u His- rniiifss'n%
men nhp isfe slraaDsa Pumm xrnr ne
rssbs --ha, sid wlsu. NJ in'ur asn ~ ri~ rsFs
iufivnsry hfsdesf u pTb+r reHMnrms~ r~
ssskirg ~ mbkr use 40 DC ~xsspsrlnrt
..-iiur- rhr mirs-s snbtNr- M aan.hr
draa enc frsr. N o. -6-r ~ - r3 sina
sn sn.bi- ih~m n sftnh ll-si' paas- labrN-sr n
rnPirni EuE~rAHF u'- ana -+rnss sad znu-nf
lsisr W. ns-r ~ rnarT- rns na-fss
AM lia S..an nre. ral fars n~-a. rru< n
SER irrhr-s : N me srl-sT'nfr~- . ne ssrh-
80. 1n1 Ausr ass-r hesn rH.1utnsf nrsn
il.ssn ~ +!srrrss afsrh irs i-rn NJ .r-srr
isA*Fsce br ~iarh 1hfB had h--l 1rnTn s
fnr rrbrfa n-1E.H rhss- ri-<reK1re aisr rzaaf
..@r ~ sermrs-f - p4-tnrn ris ysrr a
NM Gsrf-nHs~nf sts r. ID - si<u - rA-
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tsa.esnr+ III 4rres.ion- -a.a d ~ virrsra
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w.. CnnstHen. rserrsrrrs " Mar. ~ r~1-
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-14

GT-No msa can Do snyshing sgsinss his
will sid ; messphysieisn- -Css't hs
rhosrblr' ezcisinsd silisisoss- ioskiag
msa standing nesf;s'I lave brother ~ho
sent % Bassuy Bsy sgsisst his ~iiL my
sow
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-14

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-14

The udsrsirned respec, q
- - fully Informs the pubic M
shss he hes 400, end will eonstsn'Iy keep
On hand. os msmfaessrs 20 order. sIl she
lress sasmcss fsshonsbie vsrieties 81 Fur
nisuss. ssch % WsrdFobss. Burssp-. Bed
ssesd~ TsbIes. Lounges. end large ssscrf-
mens ol 'chsirs. Of she best styles. lie re-
speetfoIlv invites those desiring anything N
his line. 20 esii snd exsn.ioe his stock ~
fsss pssehseing elsewhere. - he y emf
dent bs cen please shem- ~ lsis rhop on shs
esruer % Newton snd Poresvilie streets
1slA EA 4Er JACOB ALLIES
Dec. ID. 1664-'y ~4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-14

Y-a ~e sec ne very mrn. ~ cur oSn
~uaneis shss.' nistsk-s. 10 ssy The least or
Il rnnrrihafsd ts rs.t tAr ehain- " Dsvs'
trsrAr.s "a rh- prs~rrsrs South. rh- most
inn raas8l- sn-mi<s - me psresAa whieh Vhe
inssannrrry vrrm % rheir biunders-thsir
rrpinsnes~- 70 s~y rrescheries--s-k -
uf-ir hanhsl Thev Gre not eoafsnf thst
ul.ussnds a. their rsiarfssr eoascripEs per
sfsd an rR< 6~d ~ bsrrIs-thry are sot
.arisfe,f rhsr ashsr myrisds hsv- sunH under
AsrlHhips aud d<-tirnfiaa--sh~s ere MT can-
u~nr rasz essr niiilns 90 slaves. prspsrts
rlr-usf - wurth hundreis of millisns u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26
Military

NV YORK. Oct. 25-Gen. Halleck. com
handing the military division OF the Pacific, h..
decided 10 muster out all volunteers on the Pa.
ciiic coast, or as many as possible Immediately
and the remainder on the arrival OF the last bat
talon of the Fourteenth United States infantry
and by telegraph. October 18th, Gen. Pope. com
handing the Department OF Missouri, was d.
rected 10 order all California volunteers in New
Mexico to their State at once. for muster out
Also TO relieve, as soon as possible, ell New
Mexican Volunteers. one regiment thereof TO be
mustered out Immediately. and the remainder on
the arrival Of certain regular troops.
BY an order OF October Goth, the following
Kentucky colored troops are to be mustered
out: lnfantry-One Hundred and Twenty
third, One Hundred and Twenty-fourth and One
Hundred and Thirty 9th. Artillsry-Twelfth
heavy; Thirteenth, heavy. since substituted.
An order for the mastering GU, Of the Veteran
Reserve Corps is now in press ard will doubtless
be issued this week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

r-a -- yxv Ysks, oeL -
] Cestsn less aciise aud irm al $3.50 Ter miidpns
floar rather more active, bat without ehasge. al 5 e
s 40 for extra State; { g ? 10 for eommoa 90 Sood
81 ior trade brands, rsrke, closing quiet.
Whisky Irregular and lrner at 2pxas y, closing
With buyers AZ Z -.
wheat lac. better OIL Tsal 80 for Chicago spring,
l SCI 80 for NIwankie club: l rosl 81 for amber
Milwaukee, and , sf9s s. TO- new amber State. the lat
ter an extreme.
Rye quiet; / esgl TO- Tor State and l 2s1i &c for
Canada Western
Canada barley unch.nsea; csnsas w.sseru a. ! ga
l &c Barley malt quiet.
Germ heavy and lie better; 7f1o4 for upsoEDd sRi -sges
for sound mixed Western, the latter an ex,rssne.
Oats heavy and ia2c lower Al faTso for unsnund ard
6Sg5s for sound.
Rice quiet.
Coffee quiet AID nini.
Sugar frm aud active; Cuba hucsssds H4t4a
Havana IA. AOlaSses quiet.
Hops firm q; i2s45 Fer the crsr Il isG4 and SoSeo Or
that Of lsso.
Petroleum dali at ass4scA. fer crais. COG. sr
for refined In bond, and T7deTc. for free.
Wool quiet and firm.
Pork unsettled and heavy; 81 sss2s 20 for mess.
elesi8g At - g for cash, 90 90 for prime, and IS
80 for prime mess.
Beef hrn at IL oosl4 90 for plain mess: II coal. for
extra mess. Beef hams held at 3Sa3s
Cut meats unchanged; small sales al Tor al &C for
shoulders, and eoe23se for hams. Bacon dull.
Lard heavy At 34S2sh. Cheese firm at l4%GlS1c.
Butter IN demand a. 2ssf2 Tor Ohio and i0d5 for
State.
SR~ soks sOssr sssSr.
INV YoAk, Oct. IS.
Money active aud lrIa al : per cent. on call for loans.
Sterling exchange duh and heavy AT l0ssSoloSt. fer
irst-clsss bills.
Gold a shade lswer. opening At l &C.. and closing 8,
Government stocks E,eady.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26
Mexican Affairs.

Nav YoRX, Oct. 25.-A. J. n. Navsuo, Con-
sui General Of the Mexican Republic. publishes
= reply TO the statements OF Mr.. Decourcillon,
President OF the Mexican Express Company.
The latter said that, after obtaining from Maxi
MILAN a grant for this monopoly, be visited Pre-
sident Jusrez, and received bis approval os the
establishment of the Company. Mr.. Nsvano,
while acknowledging tina, Juarez is DESTROYS OF
the introduction OF American capital into Mex
leo, says il is not true that he has ever given his
sanction 10 any enterprise. contract or suthori-
ziIion which was derived from tue Government
Of the invader; aud Mr. Navano insists there are
few citizens OF this great and fres country who
from motives OF gain will give their moral and
financial support 10 an attempt to overthrow a
sister republic
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wAsAHsTox. Oct. 25.-Positive Information
has been received that President Juarez was a,
FL Psso, 10 the State Of Chihuhua. on the 2Ssh
of Sept. As the time required for communion
ton with Chihuahua Is twenty days. the declan
ton Of MAMMALIAN. dated the % Oct that The
cause which President Juarez represented had
been abandoned and that be had departed from
bis native soil. is not believed to be true, nor il
il credited in diplomatic circles that Juarez has
sanctioned. a. has been stated the Imperial Mex
can Express Company.
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RAILROAD Accident.

NV YORK, Oct. pa correspondent OF the
Post says: A collision occurred this morning at
the crossing OF the Erie Railroad and Northern
Nov Jersey. half = nile west OF Bergen. between
two heavy freight trsias Both engines we're
sm lshed and the ears generally damaged. bot il
is SAID nobody was hurt Fifteen 10 rwea.v
thousand dollars will probably cover the entire
loss to both roads. Two passenger train. .e-
preached tbs crossing last evening. the Erie
train moving at 4 good speed, with the brakes
on, al the same time the Ne" Jersey train was
passing over. There IS also some great danger
Of an accident At the Hackensack Junction, the
least delay on the part Of either train rendering =
collision certain.
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&c. !c.. Sc. -.

Later from Central and south Amer.
NV YORK, Oct. 2j.-Panama dates TO h,
18th inst. have been received.
The revolution in New Grenada IS ended; ths
leaders have nearly al been captured or give,
themselves up.
The frigate Lancaster sailed from Panam. foI
The Sandwich Islands and San Francisco on
the l2th.
Surgeon Maxwell is assuming the duties o.
American Consul at Panama.
Business is fast reyiying at Panama.
Trouble continues ia the interior. and Mazda.
lena. Bolivia and Pstsysn are in a fomenI
Nothing new from Central America.
South American affairs look gloomy. The
presence OF The Spanish feet in Gillian water,
probabsbly TO enforce Spanish demands leads 10
perplexity, and business at Valparaiso is dull.
The CHILEAN Government is actively sending arms
and ammunition along the coast, and the Chill.
ian feet is being distributed at different points.
The Peruvian revolution continues with vary
ing success. There is no concert of sction be.
tween the revolutionary leaders, and the army
is short of supplies. Guano is being eIchspg ed
for coal and other commodities
AdvIces from Bolivia state that Melyareco
vas near Lopez, which was occupied by a large
force Of insurgents. who will probably renulse
him.
River Platte dates OF August Dist coD1rm tue
great victory OF Flores over the Paraguaysns.
and Nitre was making n victorious march TO
wards Ascension.
IL is believed the Allie- will soon occupy the
capital OF Paraguay.
A terrific gale occurred At Montevideo On the
9th of August, doing grest damage to the ship
ping.
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COMMERCIAL
BY TElIskATE.
cincinnati MARKET.

flsgf quiet and nominal: superfpe on -.
extra 80 50, and family and fancy brands 8 -5sI7.
WheAt dali at % FOR prime old red. new uncs.-ges
a. ie1l 81.
Corn dull At &c.
Oats quiet at - soc Ga elevator
Rye steady AZ Soc for prime new.
harley unchanged aud aOminsl.
Mes pork 10 attn held AZ - o.. with suysn al u 81
Bllk meats Gull and nominal; the askiag rates were
iTa for shoulders and 49,, slsl for sides.
Bacon nouinal at 1874 for shoulders, f0e ff side,
24c for clear sides
Ssthing delss in lard, that steamed from he Who'll,
hsg Is held at 2ec.
No sales Of hogs they are hels ~1th mare erransss.
Whisksy In good asuacf - g. -
Groceries steady. -
Cotton cgiss o. - for nitshag
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sale OF sovernmentN a.
Mlse's frOperIY keaIOred Co Aim

NV YoRE. Oct 25-There vss another ..le
OF Government vessels a. Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Some Of the vessels brought very low prices. and
there was very litle desire on the part Of The bid
ders 20 buy
A special 10 the Posi-. Washington, 18th. saws
The War Department has decided. siik the ap-
proysi ol General Grant, 10 restore he property
OF tx Governor Heuty A Wise. OF Virgins
General Terry. action il refusing TO give up ths
estate ~ fully sustained. Wi-e's house is sill
used a. = school for lie children OF freedmen.
and JOHN Brown. daughters are the teachers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

WASHINGTON. Oct 25-Mr Lewis schsde.
counsel for Captain Wirz. was a. the Presidents
Aension TO night to ia'ercede in behalf of his
client He - appTehensive that Tue Military
Commission la. found him WiE guilty Of all
the charges, ard therefore. il DESTROYS OF saving
aim irom tue death penalty Although Mr..
Schade : fears NAV be veil grounded, several
days will elap'e before the result OF the tria i " i'll
be promulgated "A The members Of the Court
are sworn 20 secrecy the findings cum onlv be
known through al Official source.