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Corpoca,iou Notircs.
u Il O o 5 A l. ) + o Il
100000
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS FAMILY AID
FUND BONDS, No. r.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received az tie coinP'roi
iers of until SATURDAY the 18Th dsy April SO, st
o'clock p a. when the will be pubhcy opened for th'
purca.e Of he whole arr part Of the OF Five harS
red Thoasasd Dollar. of tie Volunteer Soldiers Fei, Ais
fund Bouds No r." tored by ordnance cf 10 Cor
poraoB pass ed March "a 95 aut act Of u, - 81 iSg'
O.. Tho ste,e OF New Yors, passed March 8 l8t3.
Tie sd Bond, vii hear iaeret at tie 81 SrSen PEI
cent per payable ,em annually, o. the 81 lay
May and November IN each year, and the prirrp vii b.
d,-r-sd Novepber l. 1875.
The proposes win state the amount Of bonds atirei. I'D
lie price per hundred dors thereof and the l~rso,
whose proposal, sccep.yd W.. thescusop BE- required 10
deposit with tho Chnbet.n Of tho City o. ~ 81 sdssy
BsnAl Tho suns sgardcd 10 lhcm respectively
Or rresc9trs 70 The Cong ef ;he receipts Of tie Css
bera fos such deposits, Tho pacs vii be entitled receive
bond. fos eluI sgoGns Of the FAE vsise the4eoi oi
interest i4on tie dates Of payiacnta
Fsch propoion should be scalei and iraorsea Proo..
lor Volunteer sodsS. Family Aid Fund Bonds No. a. -
nco.el second .ope, aid essed 20 TIE Comp.neH
The rsh, Is Reserved to rsjec. any al VI to ts ia.
n.c.es,s 81 the Cofpoision require il.
MATHEW 7. BRENNAN Ccurt.a'. ~.
Ciiy q Newyork, Department VI Finance, Con 2.r'e
laicc Nagrl q iGl&
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Gonses ano .farms Wanteo.

ons or NOR. LOFTS CO s,l ing eb9ri i0v or uiore
superficial feet Ere proof BuidlnI would be trtanci.
Addses stating rent, box NO. sl2i Post Once, ~ y.
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me0isal.

nR. LEwIS's MEDICAL. and SURGICAL
~ INsriII fE, No Beach-s,., bctrscen Narcs .'
West Broadway y Ire only place where tlq AID 'ed rt
receive proper NEEDED ,Eestraeai hour,isom % p
nR. A. LEWIS, PHYSICIAN ard SUR
~ uFoN, tEers successfully Ill difcai''s tr' -.
are s4bject TO- Relief given In all cases. ohr' 30.
Beach &, three doors IRON. Yves. Broadway New -rr
nR. RECORDS ESSENCE or III l., Re
~ sorss Tho lost pSwess OF Mani o.. 81 i1ur Wc-s y N
cess ceI'ein Sod IN a. 50. or iour nes lla GH
In fer 80 Iirculsr sonl receipt 90 for sias 80
Agent PHILIP ROLAND, No. az blooMc b. on' a3os -
from Broadway, y. Y
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NINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FAKNS.

Large sLi ;hrvins settlement, q vinelsna rr.'I
cit1aie, 20 fllcs s0Ith OF PHILADELPHIA by rsl'r0rt
E- soi pTodnsea large ctors; twenty tracts ee5
per sce rsyebe within four y.ss; business o9ci
good society. Kindred. settling sud making improve
mens Apply 20 CiiAS. y. LANDS, Postast.r kns aud,
Lands Township u. Lriiers tAswcei PEPPER. sning
fu -i5na viii b. sont roe. Fr1o E,Iof OF So!.H
Rcbi i6,ciWcl td1rof TIE 1fi5hae. u IL one ~ te
sTfrnsirs f|rfs siz1.f Iced pof.sa and
sL. eor6ision for Ti1sgas mny ihat kaOy u fh
side ef the Wesis,a P,airi,s
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EROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARfMINE--
~ TO CONTRAtrORs-Ser Sealed Propo.slg os,h
indorsad with he tile o. tire wots ir wa.ch Il DO e.
rci the name % the bidder and the dse Of rr egisol
viii he received Il i. Office until II o'clock a fhi r.
DAY April H. for the contraction oi tho following se 20
nro,euirnti VIZ: SEWER IN fortytird street. ;sr.s
e,inr, on and Fourth iycnue- EN ERil fouy stlsi-,
non EIyeuth avenue % - .ci wes Tenth gyeuuc sEWt
In Fify second street, between sixth end Ssyer
SEWER ia One Hundred snd Tween, ~ street from fi l
" ard through Malsi,sattroct 10 Tenth
CROsSWtLk from soaifas, Conner Of Eiltv nm rs
and Broadway 20 the lunc'!oa of kroelwsy snd l.t
nue. sud COBBLE sIONE PAVING ~ Usn.snonI st.e.'
iron, Vests 10 Thirteenth %. engc
Specific aud forms for bids be Outlined agg
toi 70 the I orract C.ork 81 this Office.
THOMAS STEPHENS Cntoi
rOeFRr l. bARRAGH, hqIcia.t
A. ", CRAVEN, ne.aitls. "A,
Oh. Cr.,on ASuetl Ct Department April l. lf5.
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printing.

- CHARLES G. SHELLEY.
~ sTEAM JOB POINTER,
40. q BANCLAi-Sr,
Short tiria ORD, y oifi,b NDIlk dere Tor Ne
IVM, ENERDKTL's SONS, No. IOi Fulton.
w E.-STEiM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL NAN
UfACTCHERs
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proirssionai, Nolires.

A BOOK Containing an account Of Piles,
Af'nla s;ric;err, si other important Disease. via
b. ssnfcn roipi ~ % cari b. ob.ned on apprs
sion q HEAVY 4. DANIELS. ~ y, OpeIaiite 40 0oh
,uiins sGrseop No. ]? tni1n iquDe Nou-fork.
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Detrolenm.

rE'HE SUGAR CREEK ~
L. PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS VI NETWORK
IN $1,000 FULL PAID SHARES OF IS 90 iCIl.
WORKING CAPlIAL.............;...,.O. 5000 biiARES-
President. ...CtiEBLES y. yLDSOA
Vice Pfesdsnt............J. l.. EtERJT.
Trei,urer... &C llAHLES GOULD. ..
secIstsry. ....,...........EUMUkDC {. 81 EDNiS.
Superintendent. liam r. tJbLEl
CHARLES GOULD, No. 81 Nsi-st, NswYorA.
CHARLES q. JuDsOA Sawyer Juason, Not. "a and ~
Chsmbersst., New fort. -
EDMUND C. SrEDMAN:E. q. Stednien X Co, 10 81
Exchange. place. N.w.YOsk
TRUsi AN 4. FULLER Rouse lilo Pa
HENRY A. CHADWICK. SYKES. Chadwick 4 Co, W.
| ards IIo'el Washinqto, D. q. f0s
GEORGE II. MUMFORD, Rochester, Nsw.Yolk.
FRANC Il a. H!LLAkD, No. So " aL.s,., NeB-io.i
y L. EYERlrl, Cashier Of Erordwsy Bsuk. Newton
Wells going down the Company prop. ry
IL the richest portion Of the flnous sn2I Crock Val
Icy There IL Ioour Tor 500 The Trustees VIII
tgthy sdv-rtisnent of the prospects Of tie
SUGAR CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY ard eontsrt
themselves with pointing 10 he FEATURES which Distinguish
from many enterprises Of tte day. IHn Stock s nor
wArsRgp the protector depend ther pre6t. s0ey
nae ~ EAzEET P,IoE-
Bnt few thousand shares win he .old and these On to
| only honest bssls, va: AT HIN PAR vALrE.
The Company propofy y w IA more than the entire
Genital stock The hitter Ia small indeed, thst ten
barrel well will regular monthly dyioeDds The sugO
Creek Wells but L4l expensive, and the OIL II twce
valuable. as the Wells sod Oh IT elcr oil Cresk Cherry
Run Pospee.uses and Maps be Obtained Gnd subsc
,ions effected by application 20 CHa@ o. JrDsos, No =
thaUbers-s',; CHARLES Gould, no 20 Na-stj J. l..
EyERiIf broadway either OF the Trustees.
SUBSCRIPTIONS BOOKS FOR THE SALE OF TIE
STOCK RESERVED As WORKING CAPITAL. ARE
OPENED FOR A LIJIfED PERIOD, Al TEE OFFICE
OF t. c. sTEDbfAN co. Bankers and Brokers.
no. 81 Ex change place. " \.
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Memorials

MANUFACTURERS BANK, BROOKLYN,
lNk y. Y~-CnANCE or LOChTloN.-Soti.ois lie tby
given that pursuant to ON at Of tho L. aars Of hi. State
The Directors have de.rnncd 10y vo u change the locs
neD Of ih, Bank 10 The Ci'y Of New.Yo-k.
H. e DlsBRQW, Ctil.ss
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GOAL AT COST. I
CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL coMPaSH

CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL COMPANY.
SHARES $40.
rse sh,re entities the hode- 20 TIM ~ coal Ter year
% the cost u mining transportation and delivery ncn =
o about SO per tnul also 20 share Of the proht the
all cool produced beyond the .sary supplied 10 s1afe
lo'd.rs. go -,
1Aoss WHO boy for Investment can hsve 4 cls they VII
Quilted sod their benefit md receive tie proceod'
the cost IN cash. . - ,
Iyesn,sn. m ibs took Is no. risk for Anthracite Coal
landi are rapidly rising ia ysio
The shares he -o1 limited, and arc nearly al suD'
sc5e lor Immediate Gppsti3D necessary 10 lecuIethy
Once, No. II bros1soy, Room No. 3D.
rRUsTEYs;
JOHN ANDERSON, No. i3 Fiilirsve.
Ion G GGDiRFS GgNTHFR Mayor OF New-Yors.
zion OkFSTfs CLEVELAND. Mayor OF jersey C"y
Hon Ah.RED Il. WOOD, Mayor OF Brooklyn ,,. T.
CHARLES JENKINS, Presiiont OF East River B1n< -
JOHN t. DOUGLASS. sscieafy NeIcinnts lnsprsnce 20
JOH.: 20 ANDERSON No. 100 nrosiaey.
WILLIAM 7. STANDISH. Coal Deuler. No. II Brosdwsy
CLIAhLEa n. AfFLklATE. u u. AnP-eglte Hro.
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NIX. RICOkDls ESSENCE on I'M. ~
Cost ano fonno.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the M
~ der.i.nfd hoe lost SIX CERTIFICATES Of sTCt
I'm ID. Cherry Ron cad Chc,rnlo On ccmra1y 4 VIZ ~
Igto "a inchded Tho fnder vii lie bersy rrtA,lei -
ls.vlns the .sne Ut No % Nassaus', Ar. BA1fMAN ,
Tanser Of .s,d sock being tefped on the Eoof q Goa
naUv q. D. uDfiSS.
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NOR SALE-At SLong Island City date

IGOR SALE-At 6LOng Island Cry (la'e
H.nicrs ronl 200 dcsisatl LOTS suitable for reai.
nces ana sores on handsomely Usiel. Aro l-rrr and
y.llsbc Wi1FHFROSr On the Ea'i Rive arf Srwlow9
retE sbot running est %! which j. dockcd end nied
r,a liz f ia med 40 USE TIE Is Do most dc,.rab property
rI ,irf,c' lfiur rg-ro-es NcwToik. The tp;saud
ia fn. as H.r de- the james oil end IIiliy o1f.
= Frer te-r.n,.s 81 lhs pace. A % tso ,ne 1d ff
owe hffe.lDN artae Nv. lilHGi FOG rALE. Inquire q
WV A-'1 H. :. ANiBLr
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.ERSONS WISHING 10 START MANU-
LAC1LAlNN OF nIASGE LDGAIION viii lLd n

i FACrU.isO or CHANGE LOCATION will frd Il
fr their Interest 20 ezaune Fitabetpon NowJrnty. be-
ceatine pscay those usns large quantities
OF coal iIoa this yce being 10 direct communication
with tie coal and Iron o. Penn sa by nirJsd tnd
iorAi esb be r he'd Yolt L0ury ~ 4t1asoai or l0af
ms about 1Ol nlihtBni, water onl gss. Los fOrtge la
qus,.e, 90 su guchaseIi on vers Esofabr terms fm
D. ,cgtr- apply 10 p. r. KELLOGG No. ia Pasri -
Ncwios or ID, s.cais COOLEY HElDRlTTLR, L4I-.
bCtl
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II OR SALE.-IGc thTce-sloIy LiSi-.tOoP
i Brick HOUSE aol LOT ~. 1s' raT pcn,h'st House
9p feet M inches y 20 feet; Lot h8 DE block ~" can
re,ir On bond atd morygs tiu perfect iosfe'..on Nay
4 lnls- Aru-v a. ccI hi on DE LrrnL-...
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-14
THE AHGU uENC FOS FREEING
HE SlAXES

Hon. JANIS JoHys ~, the Provisional Gov.
ernor Of Georgia. addressed the people Of Swan
hah, short time ago. upon the new condition
Of Affairs. lie argued ag.,ns, the convictions OF
many. that the slaves outside OF the Federal lines
we're as much affected BY the Proclamation as
those Who had been actually captured by our
armies. The Governor met this objection by
the following argument. which ia alike new aud
Ingenious:
=" The President acquired an authority over
persOus and property which he could not exercise
ia time Of peace. IL ~as latent power, a war
power, and By virtue OF this poser 80 command
the armies OF the United States. he issued that
Peocls mation a rule OF var. for the purpose OF
suppress.ng the rebellion. The slaves, upon the
surrender Of armies. were captured. legally
IL not sctually-in law it makes no difference
whether they were actually cuptured or not--snd
to night. by virtue of that Proclamation, thew
stand emancipsted. | state this 20 be my opin-
Ion as = LAWYER. and a. lawyer. | state that. in
my 0pinion. such will be the decision OF the Su-
preme Court"
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ssLoyaityp-Some OF The Sentiments
Expressed an uasssc h usets,.

Our reporter was compelled to leave The Abe
li,On picnic at Pennington Grove on the 4th, at
the conclusion of Wendell Phillips speech. with
which our report yesterday terminated Follow
ing the report OF The Traveller. We End that 5
Foster took The stand after dinner. and the fol
lowing IS given IS synopsis OF his remarks:
The speaking was brough. 10 close By Mr.
) ). Foster. who said that the great question
vas negro suffrage, sad beside that all other
questions are as nothing IL this was not granted.
then we shall have war agsin-pot between sec
tons. but between families Hs vas not opposed
20 the idea vi secession. Any people have
right 10 secede when they think proper What
he objected 10 the South WAS tia, they SET them
selves up. not as a Government, but IA grand
pirstical association. The speaker continued in
this strain for several minutes vhen the time for
the departure of the train Tor Boston arrived,
and the company sended their way in the direc.
ton OF the station. highly gratiied sth the pro-
ceedings and enjoy ments OF the day
Here We seethst the mask OF UnioEism Is
cass aside without hesitation, and the right OF
secession endorsed by the leader Of party which
has spent so much breath in derounciDg the
Democracy a. secession sympsthixers'
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sTaTE ITT ~

corSTr Bosps AID oEpEEs "A case Involving
tbe legality .. county bonds AID order. Issued 10
pay bounues 20 volunteers. Us been presented to
the Supreme Court. and decision upon II 10
expected early IN August Not less than $40 =.
900, 900 Of saeb liabilities have been issued.
Fiar az PfTrssErso -L,sl Saturday uighs.
,hs furniture fseloty belonging 10 II G Cole.
man Co. Of Petersburg. Pike county. s.s
consumed, With all Yea cou,euss.--not dollars
worth saved AZ there had ben 70 ere Ia the
factory Zoe some three DAYS before. il l. evident
tho building sas sss Ga Gre Loss 81. UO0; az.
Insured In tie sinnisslppl fpf g. 900.
TotEpo. Nsbssn AsB WnrtAs RAitwsY -
The Toledo aud Wabsh Rsilfoaa Comp.pv. run.
niug slong the Wsbish vsliey ~ tho Indiana
STATE line on the west. w,s OF tho 2sth ~ June
consolidated vith the ofsst Western Rsilw,y
running from The east - the west ne of Illinois.
through Decatur AID Springfield 20 Qglnes and
keohuk The distance from Toledo 70 Quincy
Il sbou, 800 miles snd The consolidation make.
one Of he longss, railroad lines In tho country.
without change Of c.rs. ot - shipping freight.
The subject Of consolidation has long been under
consideration The necessity lof IL hss been felt
by business men ADD the travelling public siong
he entire route -LogAnspou Phsros
Tas Csor,-j Aessos The wheat harvest
was hnlshsd the frat Of last week. aud turned
out bad enough What wheat sss cut will not
make more than hall crop. aud there acre Al
least three hahdfed acres Ia tho county not =
straw Of which ~ss cut, Corn IL crossing dneiy
and will make good crop II the frost dos-n'I
catch H. Oats are ready 10 cut. and promise a
good Weld Hay also promises sell Browns.
town Union,
cAis--We learn by inquiry from citizens of
wheat straw ID very heavy, but the wheat 70
msrksbly light, and there Is every indication that
there will not be half 4 erop.-Logansporl
phaf0s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-14

The folleslng article from the New York
World sili attract attention. and 90 far a. Mr.
srAsroS is concerned II certainly require. espl.-
nation:
Permit me 70 describe one Of the early scenes
IN The grand drama. the last q which las no,
JET becu played
IL vas during mo session Of Congress, the
winter preceding the Charleston Convention. that
grave Senator occupied Tie attention Of the
Ssns,e on the State Of The nation His solem.
ntY OF manner biz simplicity OF style, bis er-
IRENE views OF The auhjecs Of State rights, ell
proved the sincerity Of the speaker. aud recalled
TO the memory The figure, voice md sentiments
Of the dead Calhoun. The voice seemed more
like The emana,ion Of spisi. than the uttered
convictions Of the man Who "a, destined 10 De
the leader Of the great rebellion
sort Of ave spread over the Senate Chamber
and even Wade aud Samuer aud Chandler lie
teued With attention kin to respect Among
the auditory there vas one ~ho seemed more
than the fest sbsofbei Ia the scene beiofe him
The Senate Adjourned and stanton haseued from
the senate Chamber % one OF the great hotels
OF Washington. aud asked 90 be shown ~ she
rooms Of the venerable Governor Medary. of
Ohio. Scarcely bad he entered, whsn, With
voice OF passionate energy, he srclslmedi . Me-
dsfY. | have just heard Davis. and, by all the
koess ne " luo HfsAteat lfiuk NsFsWsh Tue
South 10 right, aud Davis must be the nominee
Of the Charleston Convention. snd 10 secure tina,
end, you must coms AZ once 70 Washington aud
take charge OF the Government organ"
9ossTnor MeJafy suggested that there -ers
certain reasons vhy such an arrangement nigh,
no, be acceptable 20 Sir. Buchanan. when Stan.
ton Fepsdl will look TO that. will be 70.
sponaible Tor lha, will 20 ~ once 10 the
white Houle. and IN Two hours from no" Will
soc you agalu Medafy walled, Stanton 70.
turned: but ior reasons unnecessary here 20 70
late, the scheme failed This vas the opening
scene which preceded the rebellion. aud Eisln
NJ stanton only played the chief role 40 tho nd.
voeaie OF Southern rights aud the special friend
Of Jen Davis,
Governor Meda, sleeps Ia an honored grave.
bus there are vet three living witnesses 10 tho
truth OF this narrative, Oae IL a state prisoner
Who lies IN chains at Fortress Monroe, an0 her
ID hs sllor, who declared the prisoners views 10
be Just aud who SOU ht 10 place the man be how
holds In irons Ia the Presidential chair; the third
aud last Is the venerable James Baehara an This
"a but a stray scrap ol history, bu, II Ia not uu
worthy ot beng presented
VoioE ERoN TIA 0RASE.
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u,tH,>s no ~ '.

Aher arguing and quoting one sldsi statistics
20 sbo- that the Western bs, q. much lsssrest
. the Nev Engl.nd States 10 msntsnins .
high protective tariff TOE The bsnset Of msBufse.
turers. the journal udicloasly. e is its custom.
bscks do-n from lee position. whso u discov.
cred !, vsa advocating policy, ss The facts 90
presented demonstrated, sgsiost the interests Of
Indians. IL arrives al the sudden conviction hat
II IL not theoretically Ia favor Of "ls.ying high
duties 'imply for The sake Of pro,selion. bat q,
The sane time u i Of he opinion lhs, The nsces
sass o. NE oov~smsas Zoe . generation oil
be psssseg enough 10 give ell the pro,se,Ion
thu, reasonable msa ought TO s.k" We gvs
is osn rofdsi
I'VE are not Ia favor, a. assisted b, he SENT
mel, 81 lsvring high duties simply for the sake
Of protection % domestic manufactures. nor are
ss Ia favor Of any tsfin bsyond rhs, the hsess
sliles 81 the Government msy demand These
vii be pressing enough FOE thls generation al
least. 10 give AL the protection that reasonable
men ought Ia ask. and al that -e claim IL. that
duties aud internal taxation shall not he 40 90
pofsionsd as 90 Discriminate sgsin., our osu
manufactures "
NOBODY denies that date. and lntstnal ta1
sslesshallbs 90 spporsloned a. no, 10 discriminate
sgasssi ouf sen manufactures ThI. lsno, the
case nos The discrimination IL Va favor Of
manufactures, and against the agricultural in
tsfssts 81 the Western States. II the sympalhiss
Of the Journal are not With the manufacturing
Interests Of the Ss- EnglspA States. -hy does
'ieipfsss 20 much anxiety that legislation shall
aot discriminate against msnufaetuFersf There
should be No aIsas ~ Legislation, II portion
Of the national revenue i to be raised by iInpost
duties, let the burden fall equally upon all the
Industrial Interest, Of the country. AL lhs, Ne
claim IL that duties and Internal uIation shall
no, be 80 spDoHIsned as 10 discriminate against
any of the interests OF the county. wheshef agri
cultural manufacturing OF commercial
The .ectionslism and the selfsbne-s Of New
England are provuba She ras ~ favor Of
the slave trade "a long "a abe could make money
out OF L. she Vas in favor OF unrestricted com
msrce a. long as Der shiPpins interests predoui
mated. and she bss been Tor high protective
tariff ever since her manufacturing interests over
Swallowed the Others. Is II wrong for tbs agri
cultural States 70 Insist that their peculiar int
reefs shali no; he Disseminated against Va ihs leg
islstion Of Congrsssl But the journal EN- only
see sectional auimOs,y towards the New Fog
land States in those who demand that the great
interests Of the Western States shall no, be d.
eliminated against 10 apportoning duties aud in
ternsl taxation. but receive the same consdefs-
ton that all Others do II IL is any qualification
TO hug 50 silly a delusion. the pleasure in that
regard shall remain undstur0ed. 80 far as we
are concerned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-14
Davis To be Tried by a Commission

The apparently authoritative announcement
which comes from Washington thar JEFF Davis
Is not TO be banded over TO the civil courts
but is to be tried before military commission
will excite keen regret. II not a much warmer
feeling. among the best and soundest people of
all parties
The advisers OF the President are mad to DO
this thing Davis vss delivered into their hands
be fled and ruined conspirstor. disliked at the
South, jeerec At at the North; but the violation
OF all cecency. justice aud magns uimity which i
shown IN sending him before a military commits
sion. organized as all such are 10 convict. will give
him the pity OF the one section. and the hearty
sympathy of the other
Nor Is this all Davis crime vas his violation
OF The Constitution of the Caited States. Prssi-
dent johnson commits precisely the same crime
10 trying 10 punish him in this illegal way. with
out the excuse which Davis bad s. the represen
taIve OF i've millions of people We hope there
ID mistake IN this report. and that the truth
~. that adssntage has been taken OF President
johnsons 4bse1ce from Washington 10 circulate
this scandalous Tunor 10 his ciscsedit.-S. Y
World.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-14

A paupsr 100 years old is in Rhode Island
slmshcuse.
A mule in the army is now called "breyes
horse
-" The wors, evils Gays proverb) ARE
those which neV,r arrive
Time, pa,ien. Z and industry are the three
grand masters OF the world
In some feelings there Is all The strength
aud all The divinity o. knowledge
President Jsg.sfs. Of Hsyd, il always at
The head of bis fighting troops.
There are over three million horses in Fe.Ece
IL all the world about forty nine million
The assessed value OF real estate and per
sonal property in St. Paul, Iowa, rs little les
than s. 600 100
The Aboli;ionists now say the war is
failure unless the field hands OF the South are
permitted TO vote,
There Is both Spanish and French ptoverb
which says, A melon and woman are hard to
choose -
At grand ball at Saratoga, lady wore Oh
her dress. Chantilly lace hall yard 10 depth and
a shawl OF the same material
An eminent coroner In London recently de
clsred that there were ~ 900 mothers in the me
tropOiis who Murdered their children.
The original estimate Of the d" New Houses
of Parliament, nos ye, completed, was ESQ.,
000 the cost 80 far has beea close spon s. 900.
600
According to the oticial list Of assessments.
the income oil Wm 3. Aston. OF New York. last
wear. amounts 10 81 .30U 0Uu; that Of Cornelius
Vanderbilt TO s576.5
The Nashville Dispatch. President John
sons home organ, says that il the radicals thiu
they can make the President come 10 their terms.
,sey don, know he man
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-14

The Black Republican. = newspaper pub
lish-d in Nes Orleans. edited by cOlorei man
a clergyman, does not take very cheerful
vie~ of the success Of the various projects OF
negrophlists for the Regeneration and elevation
OF the negro race, as ) sDoSn by the following
extract from his paper
The coiored man ana the White man canno,
live together in this country; they must, aud will
have TO separate, unless the Congress OF Ihe ns-
ton vii give thern place for themselves. for rs
4 Vas With Aorshsm sra Lot. 30 il 10 With us.
and the sooaer ne seek bone for our rising
generation, the better Il viii be for us
Our hnal destiny. 40 FAR a. can dinly see.
IS that IN three hundred years il will be a rare
thing 10 see eolored man in this country.
Like the Indian, our race Is destined 10 be
come extinct in ihis country. unless We move
10 ourselves