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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
IN DYSPEPSIA

And its attendant train Of symptoms acts LIKE
CHARM than medicine. There is nothing IN the
whole range Of Msteria Medics that for g moment
bear comparison with IL In this disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found In
the llth edition Of the o. s. Dspensstory pages 1887
and 1888.
series Of experiments in which DR. Bull has been for
years engaged. has Just been brought 70 successful
formulation and he is enabled to offer the public
combination Of CEDR0N with other approx ed tones,
the whole preserved In the best quality Of copper dis
titled Bourbon Whisky, which he is confident has
equal in the world.
He might furnish q volume OF certificates, bp' pb
lie have long since learned 20 estimate such t..-.s
their true value The safest plan fer every to e
for himself the virtues Of q new medicine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
THE
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK,
Financial Agent and Designated
Depository Ofthe United States.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. ...........-.-.-... sl,Veoe1
CASH CAPlTALPAlD IN ------------------- toooooo

NNTILL receive subscriptions, financial agent 81
" the Government, for all Of lis popular loans
Will collect gold interest registered and coupon
bonds on the most liberal terms Currency bonds csshet
presentation when due
Away hand full supply Off. s. revenue stamps.
for sale at the regular discount.
Will buy and sell all government securities, orders on
Washington coin and exchange In all the principal cit
les.
Will make collections throughout the West and East
a very reasonable rates.
viii receive deposits and loan money per cent,
good security
Having unlimited facilities, viii transact all kinds OF
banking business fair terms and with the utmost
promptness. -
THR0. r. HAUGHEY. Pres't.
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier.
Indianapolis, December ,, lse<.
decx-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
Doctor WIN. THOM son
HAS REMOVED HIS orFICx FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. % South Delaware Street,

. !.
XUIHERE HE WILL CONTINUE
wv TO treat and cure Private L.
Diseases, In all their species, stages,
rsmhcstions and phases.
Dr.. VIM Thomsoa will give to ~
each pstient written instrument.
binding himself to effect radical
and permanent cure. er make no q
charge.
Dr. VIM. Thomson has made the
treatment Of Private Diseases a.
speciality since the year ls5lthree years In the city OF
Buffalo, y. years in Chicago, IL, and twoyear.
In Peoria, Ill. During eight years practice In Chicago
H., he cured ever thirteen thousand cases.
Dr. VIM. Thomson. In bis practice for Scrofua, kheu-
matte and general diseases Of the blood Fumiga-
ting yapor Bath Of the most ingenious kind, in coptunc-
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence ofself-abuse
This solitary vice, deprsved sexual indulgence, Is
practced by the youth Of both TO almost IN
limited extent, producing with unerring certainty the
following train Of morbid symptoms unless conosted oy
scientific medical measures, viz ssow eountensnce
DARK spots under the eyes, pain in the head ringing In
the ears and noises like the rusng Of leaves and rat
Ting chario uneaness about the oins, weakness OF
the limbs confused vision, bunted intellect, loss OF con-
ndence didence In approaching strangers dislike u
form acquaintance disposition 10 shun society
loss Of memory hectic Pushes pmpes and various erup
tons about the face furred tongue, night swes fetd
breath, coughs consumption, monomanis and frequent
ly insanity.
The afflicted, the first appearance Of any OF the
above symptoms, should Immediately apply TO DR.. VIM
Thomson for relief
n64-ORce aRd Consultation Rooms Nc. - South DEL
street, indianapolis, Ind.
p. o. Box 1850. jan24-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
r z N OVAL.

n A. BeHLEy, ARCHITECT, HAS REMOVED HIS
IT, once from the Ktna Building 70 his rssidence
Se Is West Ollie street, es'~ssn Meridian snd nline.s
ian u.Ssn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

His inimitsble preparation OF SARSAPARIL.
LA has long stood at the head of the various com
pounds that valuable drug.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-07
Scr Trp;cB acaen Iirb.

Sn Dem YrcSeie eesen Gapitdn girs 1T Ills
jebt feline 8eraneerun9 ein9etretsn. SIMMER NOD
msrren ppn Der 9lnflase 3cuscn rcrSetraht, reltr
ron Der un,ncnlhlihsn Beeanrlun9 Ger Ssran9snsn
in Muner1rnpfle, sum Sbeil ater aud ron benz 70;
ben, frutalen 8enebmen hss Mnseflasten itleit
SsuaniE a~tleaen. Sicie Musia8en rerren ihmer
hrs Weritt falen (; bic Nusbun9cruns, Wisesrein<
fauauna rer @ntac6enen unb Gle 8e% trafunS triner'
irenniasr @efanaener fSnnte man am Gnre nidt
Fem @apitdn gSirs allein Sur sat lsssn; rsnn
IS ater ~teipisien pirb, hab sr, aus lauter lleters
mutb, bei jeber @ele9cnbcit ron tetnen Nerrlrtr
@etraub n,adts unb bel Dem serin9lten NnlaB bic
metrlrien Gsfanssnsn miB9aneslte, Onsr gar :nies
berlhrB reer nurA feline llnter9etencn mliBbanScln
uno nieecrihiebeu lief, barn 1T feline Sade cine
bofnunsslcis. llstrisens trasen aud l,ante rtes
fer 3euasnansiasen has Gsrrdse Der Gebaltsfstt
unc oss Ycrurtbeils 70 beutlih an Der Stirnc, ZAP
man ~nisIslten nit @crldt aufne9men muB. 60
4. .. murnen fiirSlih bon Dem &ris9s9erihte 1sltit
Sie Muaaten nes Sera. 9rfcn Grrtett Surif9eries
fen, neil hielsr MeniA tinfhtliA Der In Aneelicnz
riae ausaefannenen 2sioen elmer seriHcn @cnc'
manic rsrfaaen mar, Bic ibn alQes risl ihausrliher
i,6,u unb r~crtraaen IieB, als es trirflih mar.
IS 1T aterFaiis, bic reriAisfensn 3sussnansias
aen pieber ~ seten; fe lautsn a0e sleth: Dap
Saulsnee Der @efanasnsn Dem 9unser unS @lenS,
Fem sdn,ns nnb Inssjiefer, Der 9ise unS &alte,
unp manhe aud ben Mibtanrlun9sn gum Spfer
oeiauen ieien, mnb baB fir &ranfe nnb Yeripuneete
feline aesSrisen Nabrunssmittel, feine A~rjnsisn,
fsin 8srtanowus uno nidt einmal 8etten pcrhan'
ben tparen.
gsirs BAT stira 60 Yerionen, meifens Sif5iere
uno Splhaten Ger iibliHen Mrn1ee, ais Sntlaltnn8s'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-07

aeuaen rcrlahsn laien, arsin niht piel ms6r ala bic
Salite harcn ,pirb sriAeinsn. @iele marsn auas
sswanrsrt, = nad anSern Staaten, tc fe nidt 81
Inten raren, - mad Meriec, Guta unb europa.
Ser 8samte, irelder tis 8rrlaeuns tsicrste, Bate
srrbe @tate, etlias hrsibis Der ansesetsnsn 9erios
nsn aut5uinren nno GO 1T fraslid, Of r,eis ans
frmmen rerhen, ba lie ih meiitsns ror gSuibins<
ton, mic rcr Dem iInaiten @erihte, fiirhten,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-07

- Sic lcpalsn a%satrictsn BON Sbir, bic als 9tes
s;erunsssGlerfs in Nsaieinston ~anssitsat iinS, baz
Zen unter lid cine fSrmlihe 8erihmpruns anssiet=
telt, Tim bic WisrsrermGbluns nss S9io Ser. ct.
Ssnatcrs Sbsrman ju bintertreibsn. Sbr sanet,
fsr feline Gploaten IN Der N69e ron sSalbin9tcn
yer 9au,pi in cine fsinDlids Batteris binsinfii9rts
nnS nuslos asiAlahten lieb. Scr Gruno Der
UsinhiAait Der Sbiu slsrfs sssen @9srman 1T III
Dem l~lmaanos gu inosn, DAP iA S9srman elmer
GelaltsSulass bislsr @lsrfs sntlhiensn winerlssts.
9arnrh Bat CT ih i9rsn nnrsrir9nliten SaB CT
mrrten. 9as Cincinnati Commercial nne annsre
@bsmau Slatter, sisben bic @lcrfs sebsris nurh
Die Ssael, wasrsno %hislelten rrn Den 6rsunbsn
Clients stsn 10 marm in shus ssncmnsn rerren.
So 1T nics sin intsrsiIantcr 8amilisnltreit i'm res
rutlifantitsn Eager. Ser Strtit frnnte am be-
Zen burA bic Grrdbluns elmer ncmctratilhen Sc
mctratcn iur Den Ser. ct. Ssnat selhlihtet rers
NON
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-07
Tranfliu County bemufratiides Sidet.

OIuNlItH VUHHIg UtMuIIuII1Dto SIut.
&epraIentanten:- Scbn st. Maribaa,
9lnin g. Sibhs.
Sberiff:- @iuiam OrmiSan.
gIerf Der gourts:- Sbcmas g. S6erare'
@hak meifer:- Spiepb Talfenba4.
Mmhttcr:- S6cmas Mrnplb.
Sc miifipner: = Samss 90. Barbee. -,
M%rmsnbaus 9ireftor:- Drierrih Bed.
Coroner: - elias @arer.
3ermeIler:- M. g. 8rcmn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-07
Nadtrdglide Semcrfungcu.

@crater TnS bic Sage bss Sefss, %entfsrnt bic
Tabnen unb bic rslfsercrssnsn SranSs nno eos
iumbus Sat wisssr lein @srteltassfisio ansejossn.
Nter ~rsrssfen iinS is niat, Die l8onsn gage nno
nod LANCE tperSen fs in Der Grinnsruns anisrer Be
pSlfsruns f%crtlstsn. sc mar elm f9Snes GET.
Das rirS ausemein a%nerfanut nne mir iasen GO
ptue eeltaruusm CO mar civ SEP, Sas columbus
in ieptr sesisbuns sur etrs sersiats. Sariiser
tcrridte untsr Den irsmssn San9sr' MIR s'ns St1ms
me. gBir Iaben niht einen, Ger nidt bsrr'soist
mar mir iatsn sisle, iebr riels, bic NIT 9sssiite'
runa bic unsrmiSlihen Nnitrensunssn un'srsr 8ss
r0ltsruns anertauntsn, unn ia3sn mir ss turS: eo'
lumbus bat ia bura nieiss Set sinsn sutsn, einen
Standardization @amsn ertprrbsn!
ginsr Der ihSnRsn 3ase bss Tsass mar bic ihs,
ne Gintraht, bic ni4t Elm ttnjtssr WttBton itorts.
ga rpuroeu onf eie1em Neae msbr Breuneihaften &c.
ldlc0sn ala aui irssnD einsrn aaSsrn; ss mar Gin
0erbrinsrunssiea i'm iaSnaen Gimme. Ssssals
ni6t, sa6 ibnsn ME elm Ssa, ielsR in 0suti4la"s,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-07
Ser @efbOte.
GsIumbus, ben 10. SEPTEMBER 1865.
9emofratiihe6 StaatS= Sifet.


9emofratilhe6 StaatS=S ifet.
Bur @puperneur,
Sen. 0euree vs.. Wfur9an, rrn &ncr 60
Sur 9iee=@ouperneur.
BiIItam n 8 +, BON @eneea So.
Supreme. &idtsr (pOuer aermin),
YbiIahelpb Ban Srmmp, RON DairfelS So
Supreme= Gidtsr ~(Ssafans),
S9omas 81. 8ep, ron 9amiltcn So.
4-ss Staats= sdasmeifer.
7aa GecrseiS renee, BON @larfe Gr.
6r# General =Inpalt.
s.. 81. @ilipn, rrn Ma6cnin9 SO.
Sdul =@pnmiHar, r
S. S. Barney, rrn Pi6araY 60.
s9 geb6rte Ter SHentliden @erfe,
G9arles 6. 8Siel, ron Mu9laiSc Sc.
GIert Ter Suprsme court.
Daniel g. Sana, trn Gintcn so.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-07

Mcrscns INN s u9r eiltsn bic Sanssr our Ssns'
rals 9rcts i'm Srernbauic, fie ben san,sn MDrssn
in alnipruh nabn,. Aa4mitta9s @eriammlnns
Der gdnscr i'm Sauptquartier Snr ~frSblidsn Gers
einisuns." llnO frDtlih rarsn is, bic ssuthsn |!
Niht tlcs in ben ,psitsn @dumsn bss Sauptquars
tiers, lcneern In rielen ancersn &rcalsn, srlhalisn
v@unessians.. uno Ssasflams" itsral fitrte
SrreInn unp Trsuoe ben @ei8sn. Sin bsitsn
rriidte elm semiitbliAer SupDsntlhsr, Der ith BAG
idempen @silt in eisisn itlidtsn aScrten aus n5a,
oas 1T mie in 9sutlhlanb bas 1T S%sutidlano
in Mmerifa." limb 70 mar es! Sur Der Ssutlae
farm trinfen unp fd 70 rsht aus pcasm tSsrSen
~irsuen, obns itsr bas Wtaab binaus5usstsn. Dit
Der srS6tsn Bsf'ieeisuns iAauten bic 4msrifansr
pielem frcben @stiimmel gu. uno nabmsn. srrsst
ron Der rTrsuhe laSnem @Sttsrfunfsn," ieltt She'll
naran.
Naaemeine gelrunnsruns risf AUDI beuts bic De-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-12

THp Commissioners Of Publ, Ch.,i,io, and co..
rec,ion have published yonm,nou, r,por, Of II.
operation, o, their dsparmcn, dnr,ny N. D..,
year Il apre.ra from ,hi, .,a,,mcnt ,h., Al.
charitable and Corrective in,,lu,ion, Of m, c,v
arc generally In q highly gratifying cond,,o, a,
lhe present tins. and tha, Will. thev h.,, ham
brought 10 higher state Of efficiency AMI ,na,.,co
the expeuses attending them have hao, Las. Aha,
under The old ton Gov.rnor sy.,s,," =, v,
Of the enhanced value OF everything r.ouir., n,
the SUPPORT and maintenance ~ ,h.u.,r,,,,r,i,,,
the disbursements have been rnalo iud,ciors,y an,
economically Tho D,ard c5mnl,ln. v,-v ins,I,,.
that larso proporton ", thc dptie.
them, and Of t.e exnens.s incil,n, ,ho,.,o. -
perlv belong to An. sto,o and .ho,,,d NO, ~. h,.
don upou ,bi, civ The cara .,d r-,,o,,io, .,
,yho o,-,v,., ,h,sr,r, I'll.
dcyolye upon the s,,,c. a,,i,i. ~, d,,,o, a..
st.,e Hoard ~ I,,,,i,r.,, C,,0,,,i..,,,o..
vide for THAR noc,..i,,. M, .,...i,u
TO tho rcrorL l.,so rro,,o,,,,, -, -
and des,itu,s ip,,,,,rnr,. 90 In A.
caro- % III. Com,nuisCor %, c-.,.,,-a
.ndcorrec,iop. which "a sol.,v ,.,,,-',''-
The avian, ,f,b,s b,r,ior .,,,,h -,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-12

tbess diseases have no other asylum, they have
beon rceo.vel purely IS act Of humanity.
| Inc provis'Ou fer s''dtrr, who by tho -icisr.
'udes Of war bsve required caro- aud attention.
was an important feature Of the ety's benevolence
during the early part Of the rebellion int at the
present time, the Com rnissoners state, tie prov.
sion OF the Government for disabled and destitute
soldiers 1. so ample tina. this burden s almost en-.
urey removed IRON the city.
With reference 10 The establishment Of an asylum
Tor nebrsteGthe report states that plans have teon
Obtained for The building Of . suitable odiaoe on
HANS IAspd. The present condition Of
tho Aims House, wors -Horss and Lunsuc
Asylum Is satisfactory, but tie general system
on which the Peni,entary IL conducted
strongly censured. 1hs Comnissioners
state that the number Of inmates during ths past
year showsa material decline from former years,
out they regard "ths system Of ponitentiary con-
hnement and whA, 10 termed punishment as fall.
ing lar shor' OF the wisea and best mode OF treat.
ing this unfortunate condition Of man" Aud still
further, thoy declare that AS At present consttut-
sd, these peniteutari,s cannot DO looked upon
otherwise than ~ schools Of vice, sdors and
sGosiors In the perpousuon Of crime, AMI an en-
eouragcment Of the very vices and their Attendant
eonssq ueneeA which they are expected to pro.
vent.
Tbs Chldrsns Home on Rand,irs Id.nd. which
Is one OF 'ho most important charitable institutions
In the city, 10 spoken Of In the hizhes, terms Of
COMMUNICATION. Being tho receptacle Of oil the
h1hsrieas moiheress, and forgotten children Of
tho city Its condition 10 nAtur ally . subject cf
ncitude y our citizens Tho report STATES u "a, the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-12
DEATElR.

KAssENBRoCK.o Weine'iay May n Of dip
iberia, Theresa A. kssenbrock, daughter Of L. aud
h., knxssnbrock, AGED yeaIn and months
lhe friends and acquaintaDces are respectfully
tIom Van blunt, opposite fremont Il, south Brook
I'm. lO2
MOwTOs-On WEDNESDAY, NAV 1O4h, amer long
and severe illness, John Moston, aeed - yoars.
Inc relatives and iriendH OF the family uIe invited
u attend the funeral, this tFridayl Afternoon, AZ
o'clock. nom his late residence, 1871 La,t 2lst IT, The
remains viii be taken " Baltimore Tor intcunent
Baltimore papers will pleAe copy. Ia
MURPHY-on THURSDAY, May II, Mary Murphy.
daushter OF Jsmei aud CathErino .huTphyi ss,d 10
The irends OF the ialnly are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, on SATURDAY afternoon, 18th
inst, at O'clock from tho resdonce Of her pa
rents w Ave. Z. Her remains sIli be Inferred in
Calvary. 9b4
rAYLLEs-on Wednesday, May 10 Of typhoid
fever, Rachel Paylee, IN the Goth Gar Of her axe
The funeral vill take place from her late residence,
59s Grsnd st. on FRIDAY, hay IL, without further NO
tee. 10
PIERCY - Suddenly, en- the llth inst, Matild.
Jane daughter OF liush and Jane le.cy, aged 10
years 10 months and II days.
The friends and relatives oi the family are re meet
fully invited 70 attend the iuuerL, this friday
Sn1 sgo'H wbe T iTS a,, 1s ie.dsaSe Of hef
ther INVITA- ION. $50
TAYLoR-on Tuesday morning, May 0, William
A. IayuT' OF the late nrn OF Ac,, an 4. Taylor aud
senior partner IN the uun OF ray ior Bro & Co.. IN
the Jtth year OF LiH axe.
The relstiyes and friends OF the family are
aIe residence luS Allen 81 on II iday Afternoon May
l. at o'clock, without further notice. y5s
" AlERs-On "wednesday, May IL Ellen, vito of
Daniel Waters, in the 54th year ut her a e native
OF the Parish Of RehMnless, 20. Sligo, IIelInd.
he friends and iuaintgncos OF the taInily, and
thoce Oi her sonn-las, James smith, are rosIset-
fully invited TO attend the funeral, this Friday ates-
noSn ian met at O'clock from her late residence,
lyb Mott ST. Her remains will he taken 10 Calvary
Cemetery Tor interment. 10
WHICllELOW-ln williamsburPh. on Thursday
morning, May II, Eliza daughter uf Alfred ana the
late Eliza Whichelow, aged years, months and
days.
The funeral will take place on SUNDAY afternoon,
l4th int at o'clock, hom the residence u VIM.
Labdon smith st. near North "a. lOl
WILSOS-In brooklyn, y, D.. Thurpday morning,
May IL, james l. Mtlson In the 0oth year ~ his
Ibe relatives and friends OF the aniy are iespect
fully invited TO attend the funeral his late tel
deDoe, IS Powers st. Friday evening 18th inst,
IN O'Clock. The remains WI lie taken TO Middle
town. n. j., for nteTment on Saturday morning. lN
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1nE stepB taken ~ TIE Government 10 restore
sbc pcs eiul condition Of the count :, and 10 brins
rhe south tsck 10 Its former state u pros Gritty
within The Union, follow each other in quick sue
cess'on Elch orior having reference l. TIE res
torAtion Of the s,uth under the Government is
Jess uiiisry in III character shan that which pre-
coded IT, and the country is rapidly, though gradu-
ally, drifting into the h.rbor Of pesce. Tho removal
OF trade r.sirctioIs, even - limited extent,
a. an olive branch offered TO the South,
which tolls them Nat the Government is
willing and rcsiy 10 restore the old COM
morcial relations Of which they have for four
years icon d'privei. and that all tho blessings
which ihoy enjoyed before tho war will be ortond-
ID 10 them on ne simple condition that they re.
nounce treason and rebellion, aud renew their Al.
pefsuco 10 the Union. Ito soldiers Q, our
armies hre marching northwArd, bringing with
fhcm the dread parHphernsls Of war.
The las, baltic has been fought, the clash
81 arms Is no longer heard, tie thunder Of
cannon no longer roverlorstce among tho noun
fs'ns and thru ugh tie vallogs. Tie Uinc has cone
5or hanging up the Grtlack. sheatllns tie sword.
and eEchsrslg tie uniform for tic civil gsrb
Peaceful labor r4H now succeed hostility, and tic
land Which Lao boon ouo great battlefield must 10
converted ilto a means OF sustaining life, instead
-oi beng To ..,.s tf iakins u away. Tho rsva-
49, OF war uus, now ro abliorhted, and the desert
1Iusi h0 io'd- " eel 'g. ~ a. the rose" with the
sWoTj 'nfer'rI m.. %. plowshsre, TIE South will
MOVE ts f',cr. ,r'b utc ~ var and seek TO gain
1ts iu''n'r -r.u f.c,rc'u! prosperity by rcsum-
bng tt source iron w,Ich II ~ dcluioi by the
~'o' lts-' rm.ts i,a.. %. Tho cotton plant and
H. cora vii spf'7r ~ where conicniing armies
jAseJ irO'i, a3r whore, perchanc., the land has
fner s''ira'ei /! a., ,Cmmingcl blood Of Union
~ 40 frtr'. Faced tom tie Incubus o. slavery.
she country ~'u'i' mary years roach . prouds,
and more prosperous con iinon than II ever before
spJoyed-s condition, It s,o be hoped. from which
Of will never again he misled by lilo dAngsrou.
riles Of traitors
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Gwis, sonora. and the Mexican Eui-
GrurtsO

Thorc IL no longer doubt thu, q win. N, po,o.
1ious adventurcr q rebel sptsc.don,A. Ia. b..n
empowered by tho French Emueror IN q" Ioy.Io,o"
40 Mexican State VI souors. Il - r,at.i by ,ouI.
oiholal Fronch journals that tbis individual 4, IN
assume tie gov.rnorsh,r Of sonora. AID ,ha, ,,vo
ahour,nd French troops are 10 be pl.eed a, bi, d.
xosaI Tor the enforcement o. b,. nolicv. and ,,r
uro,.c,ion agalns, any hostile in,ert,.nc, Con
vidc-ing those circumstances IN connection viii,
abe fact thai the land granted bv IA. .,.,,. y,
.Ju.Hxz 10 tho "omigrant,, mi, .mb.,L,,, g.,
Mexico III also located in sono., 4, 4. .vid.r, A.
Oh. said sta,e will b, alb,octod IN a, o,Io.i v..
much Ike ,h., experienced by K,,.,. q, ,h. a.,.
of BORDER RuiIianism." There will b.tx,,,los
% the land with Duplicate cl aman,x and t,r,,c.,
10 the only arbiter, The grant. ofIoted bv Jr.,v,
~ soldiers are go largo-oight hundreI .cr,. IN
pr vaies-And tho number acceptinO than ia IiL,Iv
~ be- 30 numerous, ,hat ali tho dos,,,hI.
land In the STATE Is likely 40 be e,lsd
In ,hi1 way. There will tberof,re a. ma
chance for a division Of An, .,o,l. 10.
aNeen tho cmigrants and the GwIS interost EVEN
81 there were likely 10 DO . dispoation n, ,,ch nh
adjustment which is not likely. III. nopov oO.,-
I'd by the Mexican agents ns AN In .luc.,n.,, 10
our soldiers to embark in this nav euterrrs, Ia al
very well, bu, the sjnora lands ought no, IN h.
worry slttering temptation. Thsy can haxs land.
In any other country ON prOci,alv tho game tern.
ronquering il. Il - ,rue, the French h.v, r.anv
no more righ. TO the poa.osson Of s,por. than Tho
semigrsn,s" 10 whom land in thu, State NAV IA
csdei; but ,hi. doe. no, alter tho fac, ,h,, ,hs
Wrench arc in possession. and ,h., ,heir .,nulaion
will be Jus, Is difficult, q. n tbsy had . ,,,Io ,,n
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our municipal NuAirs seem to be getting into .
general muddle The Fire Department il immersed
IN litigation, very much To ,Lo detrimen, Of a.,
city, and the Croson Aqueluc, D,par,msn, in Co,.
lowing It's example. with regard 10 tho l,t,.,
iiliculsy II spears that hero rs another e.pc,, -,
opinion to tho functions Of tho Governor and ,,o
BoarI Of Aldermen respectively. Tho latte, H.
Dave assumed to remove Ten Of the leadn, of, .,rs
Df the Croton BOARD, and have filed tie y,e,nc,ss
shus mndt hy other appointments. Blt the mem.
bers thus disaocd, following the course Of ue old
Fire DcpaTtuoni Comm .Lsioners, have procured m
injunction ~ restrain the new appuinlces from
entoring W Tire du'ics OF their ocSce, and ,he
Cse IL nov up tor adjudication. Il IL
about time nat some plan were adopted
A. slo-tpsly stop these frequently rscur,
y.lg bitches aetrocn .he s:ste aud tho municipal
pU,borines. There soens ~ b. an ''irroprosslbo
con Dict" Of opinions - to the functions Of these
Su'4h r.ssS with referuce W the city government,
sDd a heavy eNpense il eniailed by the incessa nt
ttigaHou. Tho Poop \ Who arc app 10 b. thankful
w yuH spaAil lAEor ON thss, suress-hseasso
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TINS policy proclaimed by tho President for the
restoration u virguis 10 n old acc in the Union
will doubtless form the precedent Tor all the other
late rohcl States It eociualy dsposes Of the lead
Ing point IN the famous agreement" between
SHERMAN and Joussros-that relating to tho rec
ignition Of the siste Governments existing In tho
srcclcd States al the pr sent time NJ authority
emnnsiins from or by virtue Of the 'Confcderacy''
Will be recognized, and any attempt Of rebel
state Government " excrriae power will 10 re-
garied ~ punishable offence IN Is the true
doctrine, and ho only ono admissible. would
10 an Inconsistent for the Government to recogu!zs
ssIrn OF virginia and VANCE o, North Carolina a.
the Executives Of their respective States "a "a
would 10 70 recogniz, the power Of the rol el
constitution to which these officers sworo
allestsncc on accepting their positions. The
President virtually tells the pcoplo 81 tho 70.
bellous States that mere cessaton Of hos,iIites
on their part will not entitle thom 10 resume their
Official relations with the Government They mus,
NOS only ronouuco troasou and rebellion. but must
ros,ind ell acts done conformity Herewith sae
legislatures therefore, which have held power by
virtue Of the retcl Government, cannot be rocoy.
nizei ~ legitimate lsw-msking bodies, and until
they are supplantcd by thorough Union organiza-
tons, pledged 10 support the Constitution Of The
United States tho people Of the rebel sIAtcs will 10
without local governments