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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
SQUIuMtNG.

The journal falls to answer our questions upon
the State dsbi issue. II il has any honesty il
must'tAke position against the adjustment Of the
funded debt OF the State at the extra session not
only. but until the Stats has no other use for
money. no matter IL ths, period should not arrive
until century hence Of course il would be an
act of folly on the part Of the State to pay six
per cent interest bs redeemlog some seven mil :
lions of bonds upon which she Is paying only
FIVE aud lso aud a half per cen, The Journal
in assum ming the ground that the debt crest Cd un-
der the act Of January ~, 1876 nertr becomes
due. places 80 a. anisry fro which it can
not wriggs out. II faithful 20 the interests of
the people. it must oppose its payment q, the
present time were,lly pity our neghbor in thus
being caught in bis own trap. IL w.snt very
talented was il; A bottle OF leechss never
sqdirmed more OF made more rabid attempts TO
escape their dfcnirns ,han does the astute editor
of the Republican organ tom bic Again we're
quest the profound fnaneisr and statesman OF the
journal TO answer those questions sr back down
grsesfuHy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
The Luxury OF an Abolition Military
Offirer

These shonidsr-strap gentry, wbo feel 20 deep
" sbOu, Sanbo. have a woaderiu. facility in
putting him TO practical use. when they &c,
down South Witness a case in point. Without
giving name. correspondent Of the New York
World thus sketches me luxury OF prominent
ohhcer" in Charleston. who uses dsrkey in the
double capacity Of Ian aud fy brush
"On entering the Captains headquarters. you
hud him seated IN comfortable chair. while q
Regno stands besides him. tan in hand. keeping
from bis face obtrusve hes. With all their lux
urioas laEiness, no Southern man has ever gone
so far "a this; We cannot. however, refrain from
sn expression of admiration of the inventive ge-
MUS OF this officer. Why should he, poor tel
low, come down here among conquered and
uneivilzed people To be worried 10 death by a
Fostering bluo-lailed fyi Why shall the perspi-
rationipour from his precious face 10 this horrible
hot cradle and grave OF secessionr Why
should he frs, be s;ewed ny the SUI, ahj then
deVoured and digested by the tsntslirng flies III
this lsnd Of the palmetto and Niger, ~hen by
the use OF the former. 10 the shape Of a Ian, aud
the later 10 the shape 81 ngger, he eau be
rendered cool and hy lessl''
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
Ner ASExPEuIuENr


The Abolition press are eonsoling themselves
and their leaders vith the idea that the ressora-
ton policy Of President JoHSsos l. only an eI-
pertinent Therc Is no fosndation Tor such
representation Of his viess Neither 10 is IN
character with his shols coarse IL lie fHm
meas even to obstinacy has naked has career
And more than this. be has repeatedly stated that
his plan Of restoration vas the policy Of bis sd
ninistrstion, and upoa il he would stand or fall.
Certainly such expressions give no color to the
contrary representations Of the Abolition papers
Governor AosroS sndeaEors. {, show. in his
Richmond speech. that the policy Of the late and
the present Presidents are identical This view
only aceu Dslstss the evidence that the Presi-
dent's policy Of restoration !, fixed. not an eI-
pertinent li~ble % change az the Iistess Wind.
There i doubt If Mr. LISooLx lad lived that his
terms Of amnesty 10 the southern people would
have been far more libsrai than any his successor
las ye, proposed, Even JUs DAvis and the
leaders Of the rebellion who are nos incAsee-
rated, would hare been permitted TO escape she
country. with malice toward none and charity
for all, vas the spiri, which would have AMI
belIiap, after It's military power had been crushed
and the whole people subiGgated. H. then,
President JonSsoS intends 20 follow in the foot
steps Of bic predecessor. az Governor. MoRroS in
sists that be doe. there u nothiag whatever
upon which 10 base the statement that bis plan
ofsesssrstion Is only an esperinen, Upon sli
questions of political economy President Joas-
soy avows himself 20 be as thorough Demo-
crat now as 10 eyer was. Slavery IS 10 longer
an issue. sid Governor MoRroS declare.
thas all fear Of secession resistance
10 the national authority Is forever ei-
tinguishei. hence there is reason why the
President should not guide the policy of bis al
mnis,raton by the old Democratic landmarks
This be avows be intends to do aud the declara-
ton ishseibg a1narked efec, al over the coup-
Try. EveryNnere We end men who lcf. the Dem
ocratc party on account Of their opposition to
African slavery. returning 10 the old banner; and
conservative Republicans are rallying under the
same stauiGrd.. President JoHSsoS looks to this
class Tor his suppo6, aud not 70 the mea Who,
with houeyei words endorse his administration,
but still adhere 10 the political organiz,tion which
Il guided By radical Abolitionis,s. la Ian
guage unm.staksbls, TIE President declares
that this i a white m8n's Government aud such
be intends il shall be. 90 lar as his infuenss can
maintain IL. Aad ,his Is the crossing sentiment
of the country From Idaho the voice firs, came
for white mans government and old Conneo-
ticut. az her recent election took position in tae
same line Nothing but fraui. corruption sad
prejudice will prevent New York. Pennsylvahs,
Ohio. Wisconsin, Minnesota aid even Iowa
swelling the column tor white mans govern
ment. Never ~as there a greater deusion than
that President JOHNSON looks upon his restoration
policy "a az experiment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

Pierre Is an article travelling l. round among
the Abolition papers to the effect that one Col.
CrSSIsoHAN. C. s A. late Chief Of Staff for
General JOSH NoKsiN, Of Ohio raid no.oristy, >
was a delegate TO the Chicago National Con
venoor. from district in Southern Illinois, his
residense was Tennessee and bad the honor of
voting for Gen MCCLELLAN" The whole story
is spoiled by the simple fac. that no such person
as Col. CUNNISeHAN Vas ever on thu staff Of
Gen. JoHs hosoAN, q ) A. This isssanple
Of the honesty of The Abolition press. For fspr
years aud more thes have been lying about their
Pellsiel opponents to Deceive the people aud
keep In power, aud the habit has become so
strong that they even continue 10 lie when the
Truth would sesye them batter Since BErcnEn
has declared thsss "a no he'll. the whole fratei-
NIFTY have been released from Al restraints. and
they have broken o.. 4tresh With their miGe-
presentations. exhibiting more vru!eucs aud
boldness than ever.r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
Indiana state Fatr- rhc Thfrd Day
Large Crowd I'm attendance.

FoRr WAYNE, ISD. Oct 4
The crowd yesterday vas tremendous, esti.
mated al over 90, 900 visitors to the fair ground
The weather was everything shat could be de-
sirsd-eool. clear and pleasant
rHK yAR NOT a PKRFKcr SUCCESS
Much has been added since yesterday, but il
cannot be claimed that the fair is a perfect sue
cess The machinery department il very full
but much o. il is from other States Take this
the hue arts aud music halls out, and the attrac
tons would be very mesger.
rHE FORT WAYNE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Fire Department Of Fort Wayne were out
With their machines, and, With their gala day
dress and professional tening, made a gallant
and tasteful display They pot their steamers
to work, and obtained con siderable applause
lrom the tremendous erosd that dockej around
to witness their performances
spE-sHows
There are the usual number OF side shows on
the gfounds-the fat womsn. The giant, tie
dwarf, the snako- charmer. the learned ply, the
the two headed calf, slc besides tie hosts 0l
small peddlars OF liniment pills. brass. jewelry
tooth paste, etc Then 70 hsve shooting CALLER
les. aud horse whtlgigs, snl DANCING hall for
the amusement of the people. Elung houses
~" oNci rhOpo arc hudStouSs - thHt TIC
nuer man may not suffer
TRIAL OF PACING HOUSES
The trial Of pacing horses was advertised for
two o'clock but did not take place till nearly q re
L. M. There were SIX horses entered, in order
as follows: Mile heats-A roam owned by Jack
Reed, OF FOrs Wayne; time 3:06 McAlister q
bay mare, from Fort WAYNE: time, 3:l6 G. w
Crouch. Of Indianapolis, dark chestnut horse,
time, 2:55, but ruled out for breaking Hugh
McKahan. of Wabash. Indians, bay horse: time
2:5y
GREAT CROWD.
The city is crowded - its utmost. sud every
train comes loaded 10 OVERLOOKING With living
tide OF Hoosier humanity There will doubtless
De several thousands added TO tue crowd to-mor-
row
PUTTING
Fort Wsyns is putting OF the airs Of eiIy of
extensive proportions during the fair Two thea
tiers are in full blast besides several min or exhi
billions
sPEECB or GOVERNOR MORTON
As write, Governor Merton is addressing .
large mass meeting from the por,ico Of the Ave.
line House. on the issues OF tho day.
The receipts from the sale of tickets t. day TO
the fair we're between Sc 900 and 81 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

not content that their generals. armies. strong
holds, are all subdued-but what in q brave peo-
pie i worst OF all-tbeir spirit broken and sub
dued 70 beg pardon. under the eye Of those very
men Who urged secession as their only safety for
their Independence Deathto thousands OF them
would be preferred to such humiliation, did
they not see tia! IL ves duty 10 preserve the
States fallen frcm their ORBITS. and restore them
TO retrieve the system which they nov perceive
could not. and never should be broken.
BLsIK.
MOSreOxkRr Co MD .ssp. q. 1865. I
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

dispatch u morning paper, not generally
trustworthy Tor SIS nevs. states thai Gsn Terrv
has suspended the Commercial Bulletin Of Rich
mond, for publishing libelous article in its issue
OF ~ pth We uasE this n not tsas. Genera
Terry has. or-osgbt 90 hsve better business 70
occupy his time aad attention than this The
article referred 20 i very severe one on the
state OF society At Ashngton. and the chArac
ter OF many who throng that city aud surround
the bite Hone No uo-ds can De iDvsnted
which will overstate the terrible truth 10 regard
TO this The depths OF iniguiiy have ret 10 be
fathensd os those who 80 not know this depth
IN the capital OF the nation. The moral iufu-
ences which have grown strong IN Washington
during the past Few years are OF the viless sort
IL General Terry. or snF other general. i. 90 M
sophisticated - 10 desire ID defend Ihs ehsr.c,s,
OF the nea WOO have bssn the cOnpoosut part.
OF the Washington masses during the war, he
oil have laoor 20 perform which uill require
hercuieAn povsEs. X b&s been . source of
81. me - al good men OF all political psrtiss 70
watch The gradual bat sure degradation which
has been golng on from year 20 year an the ci,,
which .e1ghs 10 De Ehe DafiOnsl Representative
IL 70 earnestly 10 De desired that change ia this
respect be inasguratet, And under the sdminis-
uation OF President johnson We look for such =
change. But &C siacesely hops that General
cry has not done suy scch fOo,ish thing as 10
s9ppfeua Richmond paper fof publ.binr s,y
attack On thettate Of morals al washiugten Ii
you'd be simply ridiculoIs--N. Y Journal Of
Commerce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

A LII KINDS OF MILITARY BUSINESS TRANS
N ACTED. All classes Of War Claims correctly
prepared, applied for, aud pr 0uPtiy collected
Soldiers and Officers, who, from defective rolls or
other Causes, have obtained full Pay and Bounty
obtain the from the Treasury Department through
this agency.
Pay. Bounty snd Pensions for Soldiers, Oaicers, or
their Legal Heirs, IL entitled.
Pay for Hors~siost battle. picket. in the line
All damages by Troops or BY Military Order; every
class Of claim founded in Law. justice, or equity. Sc
Unpaid County and Township BJuuty collected.
Citizens Of Indiana holding Military claims. o'd<rs
and 0lcers of the Morgan raid, obtain their pay.
Business before the State Military Auditing Committee
loss Of property, subsistiag transport
recruiting men, viii be attended TO promptly
o1hcers Back Pay for Servants Wages obtained. of
neefs viii call or correspond and hnc Z 20 tosir interest
TO do so)
COmmu,siion Of RatiOns Tor Prisoners q War o. men
on furough speedily obtained Errors rolls cee
for men wrensfaly charges and tined FOR ssssrOn,
absencn without leave.
Civil and Military Collections made in all Cosst-s Of
the State By travelling Agents
Oficers' Settlements and Returns Snsde 0n fair
tsrns and certificates obtained with dispatch from the
Departments.
Mr.. joan = DURUELD, formerly u the Second
has been for years in this basines Of oncers Ne
turns snd and is thoroughly posted in every
question.
All veteran oeesr. Of Cavalry, Artillery and
lnfautry, who being mustered obtain
taer Final Afdsvits and Pay Accounts. warranted
rect, on WHICH 10 draw thtsr Lakl pay
TIE erks OF thi. on - AZ. all vetersn soldiers.
Blanks Of all kinds on hand.
Fall instrncti9us given retaining on.cer. -itAsat
charge
Competent Clerks snc notaries always Ia the Office.
An efficient A gent al Washington City.
Rusines. In all parts Of this State or other States
transacted by mail.
once opposite Metropolitan Theatre stdNs,oT Drans
u y kus ering and Dsbur ing onscs next 70 kasonse
Hail. sheets BailsiDs. Ne ~ w-st anstsn
j. W. BLAKE,
Lat. COLONEL sssh Indiana Vols, Attorney and clsi.
a -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

Senator Doolttls. of Wisconsin, prominent
republican Senator. N late letter, thus hits Of
the Chase and sumner radicals -ho are uov on
posing the Presidents policy. He ssyr
Some Of the foremost in dsnsuueine Mr..
) ohnson's policy intend 70 make unco promising
var upon hrs administration. IN order to build up
a new party for the next Presidential contest.
Yours. respectfully.
I'll y n..rr.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

"a The Journal says II has more advertising
patronage than either the Cincinnati Gazette or
ConnereiAI The income re,srps do 70.
shov 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
MAR RED.

ALLrr-IroSAED-0n the ID inst by Cyrus Multi, d. D.,
PresdeD Of the Indiana State University at the resi-
dence OF the brides father Or. WILLIAM ALLY
Surgeon In the Federal Army, and Miss MARrHA Z.
LEosARp, Of Monroe county.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

A SPECIAL MEETING OF ANCIENT LANDMARKs
~ Lodge No. $40 will be held this friday even
Ing, ats. o'clock, for work-second degree.
II. HALPiN, secretary.
FHNHE STATED MONTHLY MEETING OF INDIANA
u POLLS CHAPTER NO 5, will be held this friday
eve ming. att o'clock.
CHAs. FISHER, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
NOTICE.
FOR SALE.
AUCTION SALE.

NIF will sell al Auction, an Monday. October oih,
w at7 O'Clock y. NJ, that de,irsble business place
No. 27s sat Washington street. north SIDE between
East and Liberty streets The House rame) contai
ak rooms and two cellars lsrse stable 20 by 20 feet
on the premises. Lct 20 by 600 feet 10 alley. Sale
losi i've.
IEEs,-sl 200 IN January Isl, 1855, ESQ., In nine
mo tbs, $500 IN ut months $500 in t-euty one
MOUTHS and $500 In tent -uine mon h., with interest;
balance cash. sE,DESsTlCRRR 4 KAPPEs,
oct5 dat Real Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
PARTNERSHIP.
COpartRcrship Notice.

EETE have this day associated with W. in business
w Mr. JOHN II. CALDWELL, formerly o. T.. h.
Alyord Il Co
The business will be eontiDuei undeT TIA. old naue,
and th large capital aud increased facilitie we
know eau give entire satisfaction 10 the trade.
CkoSSLAND NAGUIRE CO.
TndisnapOlis, Oct =, 1865 oct3-d&wu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

Aon. FRANCOIS T0gRSiAIRE's 0REAT FRENcH
CIRCUS,
fro~ the Theatre, Port - Martin. r.rf.
wA. DUCROa's CIRCUS ROYAL.
PROM tie AAsmb1a Palace, leicester Square Lsadsa.
LENrS BROADWAY CIRCUS
From the broadway crors. New York
~.
OLD GRIZZLY ADAMS TROUPE oF ACTING FEARS.
From Calfsrnis.
W.
sohREsrs TRAINED BUFFALoEs
Prom the Parties q the Tar West
EVANS EDUCATED SACRED RuLt-
Prom Hlndoosisn.
Proscssor wAiisee's Carp q
PERFORMING ID Is, AONkGYS AND PONIES
From all parls % the World
Comprising Sever Distinct E1hih-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

~ The rebsl Professor. N y. Asufy, ia
10 Washington. 10 - presumed 20 sppiy for
.nur ffrssrne 5sfbu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
OPENING PERFORMANCE.

Or Scenes In the Circle. viii con
siEt Of the flllg~ing atuac ~
acts:
/ Grand Chivalr.c Entree
2. Double Pony Act, CoDtreosns
Louis.
;. Great Barrel ana Tr4uca Act
Chas COarad.
4. Master Frank Double kc
D'EouitatiOn.
S. The Quadrupie Gistes. Con
rad Bros.
q. Lucy Bsrtren, the sonderfa
Trek Pony, In her Perform
ances.
I TIE Flight " Apollo. Y. Du,
ten.
:. Gres, Horizontal Bar Act. Coo
rad Bros.
3. Pete JenSi' % = RsnpsEast
J wilson.
10 Aerial Flights xnd D0Ebl.
sornersxuits. Volt
IL. Atlas OF Horseback, ". Con
rad
Il. Gr.ae Fonr Pony act, > Rob
inson, u
Is. Elk hiding, Leapias, a.. J
Wilson.
II. Come Sias AcI, conrsl
Brothers,.
Is. Great Bare back Aci. J Rob
fnSon-
TWO BRILLIANT Perform
ASCEs.
Every Afternoon aud Nstt, ct
and ~. Doors open an houl
previous. Grand Change At sacl
ADMISSION TO KSTIRE ExHII
CqiII.nEN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
With $50 Ven aud Uor.r.
IN THREE GlGiNTTC CIRCUSES,

All the leading Riders appear on Bare Back Hor.e.
Each artistic Of the Triple Crcu. Troupe
an unparalleled display OF craftsmanship snd athletic
Skil. AT each Entertainment, the Troupe Of Ac- ing
Bears Will he introduced In the al their UMPIRE
cedtnted performances; the Educated Sacred Ball and
the Leapny Budaoes will esbib their wonderful train
ing Prof. walisces Corps % Performing Dogs. Nor
keys and Ponies will through their astonishing ana In
de,enbsby augbablc feats, The cnly Male aud Female
Rders-he only real Bare Ba Eque In the world
are with the REPRESENTATIVES. Independent OF
Paralelei ATTRACTIONS OF this combination the manage
meni, with pride and pleasure, announce the positive
appearance Of tue only rider In the world. al.
Champion HorseiBsn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
AUCTION SALE.

EaYE WILL SELL AS ABOVE sEOsE FINE LOIS
w on South East street. lying Immediately west o.
the line Of TIE street Railroad virginia syebus, aud
o. the old homestead VI the late H. r. Morris. r
Ia the mos, thriving ard rapidly improving locality IN
the city
These Lots all high and dry, and many there
line fruit trees and vines. All the lots Of a
renieat szc for building with good frontage on East,
Coburn and Morris streets and wide alleys convenient 10
all: hut short distance from the Virginia Avenue
ne ofths Street Railroad, and in fact the de-
srable Lots yet offered in the market
TERMS OF SALE:
e-hfh cash in ak months, fifth do ia twelve
months, one-iith do in egateen months, and nth
DO in twenty-four months, with ia crest.
y s7For Plats, &c inquire Of
WILEY & MARTIN,
Ccl3-dd Real Estate Brokers'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

sFkNH OF GOVERNOR kOhros
As write, Governor Merton is addressing =
large mass meeting from the por,co Of the Ave.
line House, on the issues OF tho DAY
The receipts from the sale of tickets t. day TO
the fair we're between &C, 900 and a. 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

title and q claim which t. undis.
puted by any other P.o'.ssor Of
the Classic and Herculesn Sports.
In their wonderful feat OF Eques-
trian AerOoais they 81 pas toe
anticipation u the most ezsctine
imsginations.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28
" E,srEfsN DEMOCRAT oHARLoTTE, NJ @.
GoyERNoR HuMpHRKYs SUSTAINED

GOVERNOR HUMPHREYS SUSTAINED BY
PRESIDENT JOHNSON the 18th ultimo
the Sheriff of Copiah county arrested an officer
connected with the Freedmen's Bureau, for as
sauh and battery on citizen. In default of
bail the officer was committed. A few days
after body of troops, headed by one Lieutsn-
ant Gibson Fifty eighth United States colored
infantry, released him and arrested the Sheriff
The facts being reported to Governor Hum
phreys, he referred the matter to General Oster-
haus Tha. officer refusing to act, Governor
Humphreys telegraphed the President, stating
the case and asking Cor orders. On the Sd
Governor Humphreys received dispatch from
Secretary Stanton, stating that the President
had ordered the release of the Sheriff. and the
officer, Lieutenant Gibson, to be relieved from
command. This action of the President is a
gratifying evidence of the fact that be recognizes
the supremacy of civil law.-Mississippi Iader.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28
Valuable and Desirable Proper
fY for Sale.

+ On the Twentieth day of December, the subscri-
bers will sell at auction, for cash, the site on the
Cape Fear River Fa vettevlle where the Clarendon
Bridge formerly stood, including Toll House, the
Land on both sides of the River Piers, and what
ever IS left OF the property The sale will be made
on the express condition that the purchaser is to
length of which will be six hundred feet or there
about.
The site is very desirable to persons having the
necessary capital for the work be done There is
no bridge now on the river. The investment oil
money in this contemplated work, 40 near as IL is
to a large market town, must prove highly remuner-
alive. E. J. LILLY,
A. a McKETHAE.
THOS MCDANIEL,
J. @. SHEPHERD.
FAYETTEVILLE, \ C. Nor II. 1854
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28

Before getting large stock of Winter Goods,
BERNHEIM & SINCLAIR Offering TO their
friends and the public who have so largely favored
them with their patronage, the remainder of their
stock of
Dry Goods, Millinery,
Hosiery, Boots, Shoes and Has, at unprecedently
low rates. Gents Clothing cheaper than Of
fered before in this market At our well known
stand, Springs corner.
BEREHEIM L. SINCLAIR
November 81, 1865
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28
NOTICE.

AZ Administrative of the Estate of VI. A. Alexan-
der, deceased. will sell at the residence Of Mrs.
Nary T. Barnett, 8 miles from Charlotte, the
Statcsville road, on Tuesday the 9th of December,
Horse Buggy, two horse Wagon and Harness,
Cows, Hogs, 3 Saddles, Brides, gold mine Bucket,
Householdrand Kitchen Furniture and other articles
too tedious to mention. Terms made known on day
Of sale. ABBfE N. ALEXANDER,
Nov 81, lS65-lt Administrative.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-28

THE LEG 1sLATURE of this State met in Raj
eigh to-day (Monday). The session will be ar
important one, probably the most important thai
has occurred within the past half century. Be-
sides the necessary alterations to be made in GU,
statutes, the election of large number of officers
devolves on the present session. such as Judges
of the Supreme and Superior Courts. Solicitors
State officers generally, and two U. S. Senators
We will endeavor to keep our readers correct
ly informed of the action of the Legislature and
also of Congress which assemblies on Monday
next the 4th of December