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9. 0aro.

IlW IIIUltIl0 3, N1to. N | .HI-I
Il Den @ttntmbsre&tteten here gDarb iti biermtt sur Senut-
nt6 eebra6t, has bic &eethrirunes= Seamten ibre Sisunetn
tn t6rer Sffce itnter br &e6abttt Sau, Sasttttfr, an fl-
eenbeu Iaeen abbdlten perken: s, 9, Is, 16, ~, %, 20 lrt
80 &usuf unb 5, 6, II, Is, 19. unb 20 September psn 9 ttr
DIOR gems BIS 8 ubr &benbs. '@emdB hes Sel6luntS Der Ct
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10. @aro.

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gtafri6t, bas bic 0estfrirunsS- Sean,ten IN Tp' 90 Sno
@utawfraee an ~fCl9erren 3a9en. Nssh merSsm: ., % - S. y ?
IN ben GtnnSen spn ltr Mpr9ens BITS 1lbr @beTss. SS$n
W. W Hs,"pTamS SO. &. BROWN,
W" NF""" . . Benf@ 8rutf
..t1 .+t.t. .t.u H.. .tfgtIS StpmGcre
fooi,Il SeattratCren Der 10. Vsarh.
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s. 0arn.

Den gDdblEer 6tieten tteIer gBare rtrb biermit bttannt
sema6tc has bic &tstfratCren an ode Wfanument unb 6pr-
reitfr. (Rrrter'Sl an ~fpleeuben Saeen In Sibuns fttn mer.
ben: 8, ., Is, 16, % Is, % unb 80 Iusuit unO s, {, IL, Is,
10 nnb 20 September, tn ben Stuubtn Don 9 lbr NiprseHs
BIS 5 lltr &benbs. Sn @srtabbttt btS StfdIrgtS Ter Ve.
neral 4Hembts BON MarplAnb. E.tu.
Spbn SMITH,
@ep9 @ebb,
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(2sju-l Gtsifr. Der s. 9Sarb.
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TO-. Waro.

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esmu6t. tdB BITE 8tstaratpren TIRE Sttungtn IN SDtlfsrn
Saae, @de BON Srpar6 unb 9ertuetpnfr., an ~foIsenben Hagen
abbalten rrerten: s, 9, Is. 16, %, %, 20 nnb 80 Au9uf UNI
5, 6, IL. 10, 10 nno 20 Septembsr, BON Wtrr9enS 9 npr pig
Mbsnbs 5 llbr. Sn @tmabbett bS SetbIuRsS Der ~ener0'
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MnaebOte fir WIebI.

Office oeS Depot @ommiIdrS fir @erpflequnQ.
g8afGtngtpn, DC, 6. Sept. 1865.
WerFeeelte @r8sbpte in, 9upItfat werten Bis Samfaa,
BEN le. Sept. Ufittass IL ll9r enteeBensenUulmen fur 2ieiSs
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Q. gEarb.

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Den, Stimmbere6ttstsn tifIer War6 hermit sur Nad.
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y, %, 29, 30 Mu9uft unS 5, s II, Is, 10 unb 20 September,
bon MprgenS 9 llbr bis NbeneS 5 rbr. @emde ee8 Be-
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IS ut s 0ebben,
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-(29ju-) Negtfr. Der 2. Ndrb.
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d9-a H.i.siuriu1 II. Waro. f ...lt
Musr gaobIbtrebtteten Der IL. 2Ddrb fet bterratt !ns
Ssnntnie eebra6t, fas Sts &estatirupes Ssarhtea n g @S 800 Ts
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l.. 8arb.

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mtg eetra6t, ba6 bic Jtestfrirunss. 8ednten an Ode BON
@teferlr uub &antcn &te. an .~fOlsenOen Gdeen isen rtrs
ben: s., 9 Is, 10, %, %, 20 unS 80. Musut un6 5, 6, IL. Is,
10 unb 20 September, tn ben Stunten BON 9 ntr WtprgenS
bs 5 ntr. Sn lleberetnftmuuus bss Ssi&lufes Der @eue-
raj NIiembla BON Wtarplanb.
3jasaIt-t Capt. 80 s.. DactS,
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Reetfrdtpren bet !. @art.
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a. gRnrn.

@fmaB Sst9lu6sS Der Geutral NFemblyo pn sncr.,on,
n. e.sr@tt aaeS Standardization 6teier sqarb ytaSr3SGt
SaIttmGrsft. an ~fol8enben Ea8tit aSbaitsIn0 iner i|, 90 user
10. ~, 70, 70 unb 80. &ueuf uub S, 8, II, II 10 ~ 49,
Seslenl5sr' tn ben StuHbe1 Ton 9 llGr 9lGyoers Ss ~ ~ -.
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-m ~. SefGtaB RrBien.
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SemtfDe Teuers25erfiAer 9 efen=
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bteiet1 tn unierer Neitte auf Der i~rltSeFen Bats begranbe.
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8. Maro.

ALLEN g8dblbert6ti9ten Ger 3. 2sat6 nirb btermtt gtptts
SeSeben, bB tie @e8tfrtrunes .8eamten an R9D@fe Spn
Sanffr. uns Srcdbrdp an fpl8enben &agen tn Stsuns fein
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10, 10 uub 20 Septentber, tn ben Stunben BON 8 utr @tSr-
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a. OQrD.
NGen @dblbere6 tieten Der 4 gDats lei biermit sur 8ennt-
nts srbra6t bs be 0teeifratOren an 9S&fe9 embarb unb
MbGmarlefr. an ~fOI8enben 3assn In StSune ietn Werbtn:
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Vtatbent: 9 IA .. Wtlbet.
8tcs. 9rGiibent: 5etnri& Strau6.
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ten Staten. Aus Diteuisen, pel6e Saufer RSbetn Dbsr
lonItsf SSsrt9ssssnttanSs fMr ttn Sber Feben SABRE ii ptr-
n9sra pnnl9sa, DsrSen ttetnntt .tnstlabeu, It'd bic Gtat
81 N. CO.. - "audHlt9IH' EsMAs
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besablt. Ssh n Il. SP pSr. MI =
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l2ans-6mrsl = as.sr 1 eEererai-aesnt fr sant &nertfa
Z 5enptdssntur3 lar btu Djhrttt Columbia bst &tas6
&brisa1 q n H.. Ba2 nte Ctr. unb. 81 YfnntuiDdnidN
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-24
Correspondence with the French
Government.

WASHINGTON, November 23.-In a dispatch
10 the late Minister Dayton, the Secretary Of
State said he might not improperly approve the
occasion by remarking the Executive Govern
ment Of this country has no organ TO express
its views and sentiments in regard TO France
and all other countries, yet IL can be known
always by the language of its diplomatic repre-
sentatives, for it, in short, instructs them mi
nutely and directs them TO speak always frank
ly and sincerely.
A short time before this was sent 10 Minister
Dayton, Mr. Seward wrote TO him thus: The
statements to you by NJ, Dronin Del Huyes,
concerning the Emperor's intentions are en-
tirely satisfactory, If we are prepared to as
sumo them a. having been authorized by the
Emperor in view Of the present condition Of
affairs i'm Mexico.
IL is true, as | have remarked, the EmperOr's
purposes may hereafter change with changing
circumstances. We, however, are not unobser-
want to the progress of events at home and
abroad, and in no ease are we likely to neglect
such provisions for our own safety every
sovereign state must always be prepared to
fall back upon, where nations in which they
have lived are on friendly terms, we respect the
moral and treaty obligations. Your own dis
cretion will be your guide as to how far, and
in what way public interests will be promoted
by submitting these views for the consideration
of VI. Drouin del Huys.
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nopsis Of Legislative Proceed
fngs.

kNATF.-A message was received from the
Acting Governor in relation to the propriety
Of asking Congress 20 make a donation Of lands
g construct harbor at Michigan City; which
was referred 10 a special Committee.
The special order being the consideration 0f
me bin 10 amend an act regulating fees and
salaries, upon which lengthy discussion en-
sued. an amendment allowing the prosecuting
sttornev ten dollars III successful. was adopted;
also one increasing Jurors fee from 81 % To
= 90 per day; after which the bill was en-
crossed for the third reading.
\ message was received from the Acting
l.svernor in relation to the exposed condition
Of the public records. archives and papers II
the State. and asking the appointment Of a
Joint Committee % take such action A. all the
circumstances and the public interest may re-
luire. ON motion, the message was..rcferrcd TO
a Joint Committee Of three senators and five
Representatives.
senate bill No. 2i2.an aet 10 amend an act for
he election Of justices II the Peace was pass
q 70 second reading.
An act allowing County Boards TO organize
turnpike companies. etc. passed by vote
Il 20 20 !.
4 bin in relation TO the testimony u jurors
n granting new trials was intrcduccd after
y which the senate adjourned to meet at nine
: o'clock this morning.
HoUsE.-A message received from the Act
ing Governor in relation 20 a harhor at Miehi-
m City was. on motion. rsferred to a special
4 Jo'amiiicc Of five.
- Petitions were presented asking change in
%..e hr,n~c laws: which werc rferrei % the
mmitec on Temperance.
Sundry memorials from the workingmcn Of
20 and other counties. prayin. FOR a rcduc-
n Of the hour~ II labor from ten hours 10
hi. were presented; referr.d to CemInitt.-e
Agriculture.
Memorials for the repeal of the soldiers re-
'ief Law and the black iavss wen, rst,-rrd o.
eroFriate committees
petition from Nathan Brown. who thinks
has discovered the curc q milk sickne~,
wants the Legislature 10 inward him for
discovery. was referred . commits, oi
rhc House refused q postpone the bin {,
rect the di~eharsc q bond. given by foreign
xecutors and guardians upon application 6,
III. and il was laid on the table.
The bin regulating ds~eeni>. etc. VA re-
md ~ a select ComIniftre q three
-
protecting the public from the combinations
consolidation. and extortims % railroads w,r'
r.ferrel a. the Committee on Rights and Pri
sIlcges
The resignation II Captain r. W. q. Braift
a-~i-taft clerk. Wu< r.ceis.-I. ef
Tn speaker announced the special order
The consideration ~ The joln, resolution mr..
so-ing - amend the 'on.titutlos a the Stat,
4 Indiana, ~ striking esu the thirteenth A.
ele therecf ule question being taken or IN.
recond reading. The most q the balance of N,
morning sss.lon- VA cccupiriin tieaatin- m
slbject am attempts & eat ~ debate a.
nosingrias gayjons g1cssion; naeItaase. hss
ssr, refnse % second the previous question
ta vote 81 ss--s. a.. nays.s2.
n a messase Wa received from TIE Actin
o<ernor- N ffiAsion % tile exposed eonditio
eIrbe papers and ,atliyex o. he state
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, November %.
Cotton steady. and prices without decided
change; sales at 52953c for middling.
Flour 59l0e better for extra state while
pretty much all the other brands are droop-
ing.
2 36
Wheat very dull and lower.
Rye quiet.
5ariey duh and heavy; sales at-sl ss@1 Is
for Canada West.
Barley malt quiet.
Corn opened shade firmer and-closed quiet
at s2@@5c for unsound, and 96@91Ilc for
sound.
Oats fimer.
Coffee quiet
Sugar quiet; sales at 13l<@14lkc for Cuba
Muscovado. and 15& l51ze for Porto Rico.
Molasses quiet.
Petroleum steady at 40@4lc for crude. and
64d65c for refined in bond.
Pork unsettled nd lower; sales at $50 G21S
@3l Az for mess.
Lard heavy at 2ss< @2S1<c.
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Consolidation i'm Washington.

WASHINGTON, November 23-The dir eetors
Of the Board Of Trade have taken action with
view to the consolidation Of the cities of
Washington and Georgetown and the remain
der of the county of Washington into one
municipality, instead of being as at present
under the control of five distinct authorities.
They declare it is eminently proper that the
the Board of Trade, representing so large an
amount of the property and trade of this dis
trict, should take the lead in this movement in
order to procure an efficient and harmonious
municipal Government.
The Hon. Thad. stevens is amOng,the recent
arrivals
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Market.
NASHVILLE. November 23.-The Crane
Court Martial has closed the argument on both
sles. The decision has not yet been made
publie by the court, although IN military cur
cles 10 l. believed that Colonel Crane has fuzzy
vindicated his cause in every particular OF the
case a. Ouartermaster Of Military railroads.
and that none Of the charges against him VIII
le sustained
Nashville j. infested by bands Of robbers
and marauders. Last night about ten o'clock,
Mr.. VIM. Hefferman. well known citizen OF
this city. was returning from II. Cecilia SEMI
nary, with his daughter and son in his ear
riage, when he was attacked by four highway
men. who dragged him into the bushes by the
roadside. and robbed and shot him so desper-
atey, that his recovery is pronounced impos-
sible. one Of the robbers got badly wounded
by Hefferman. All have been captured and
are i'm Jail. An excited crowd Of citizens are
proposing 10 lynch them. They were found 10
be Transfers in the employ of the Government.
There was no demand to-day for cotton on
account Of it, inflated prices yesterday; 46@ u.
The depression was apparent to-day; few
bales were sold, the highest prices being S6c;
the lowest 4Oc. Receipts, 800 bales; shipped,
227 bales.
The river eighteen inches, and at a stand.
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CINCINNATI Market.

CINCINNATI, November g.
Flour dun and prices nominal.
Wheat dull; sales of old red at 81 0502 10.
Corn dull and prices declined to SOC for old
sound.
Oats steady; sales at 4O@4le in store in ele.
vators.
Rye duh and prices declined TO soc tor extrs
prime.
Barley is in fair demand; sales at 81 40 for
prime fall.
Groceries are quiet, with a fair jobbing de-
mand.
Whisky dull at 81 26.
provisions unsettled and too irregularfO r
quotations
Mess Pork nominal at $50
ufeen meats duh at lie, lie and f5c for
shoulders, sides and hams.
No transactions i'm old meats
Bulk meats fifteen 10 twenty days i'm salt
are held at l5e and lie for shoulders and sides
Lard dull at 23<@24c for whole hog and
prime kettle.
Hogs dull and prices Zoe lower
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Resignation of Judge Otto Deuied..
Captain Beck TN Restored To His
Rank i'm the Army DE.
cision--An Erroneous Impression.

WASHINGTON. November 23.-The rumors
industriously circulated concerning the resig-
natioA Of judge .Vite A Assl>tanf s-ecTstary-d u
The Interior and The appointment m his place
Or Judge Morton. Of Illinois. are without foun-
dation. Judge otto i understood 10 enjoy t.
thf fnlcSt the confidence and esteem Of the
Secretary Of the Interior. A. well n the chief
OF that Department. There l. no prospect OF
his removal from that position.
captain l.. II. Beckwith. 22d regiment Nete-
ran Reserve Corps. who was sentenced by the
court martial At Baltimore 20 be cashiered and
imprisoned for alleged false mustcrs, has been
to-day restored % rank and pay by the Presi-
dent. upon the Recommendation Of the Judge
AdNss-atc General. who reviewed the proceed
ings Of the court martial. and the argument Of
Captain Bcckwith's counsel.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue to-
DAY decided n 10 the amount Of stamp duty
on a deed Of trust and mort .age given hy
the 4 &C. &. W -. " John X Psnas 'l,als-
tec Of ths.is s-..f - ,s~-f~-S ~ bafTSrr IN III
sWcr to an inquiry II Sl,oQ in Internal Reye-
nna stamps was sufficient 90 cover the same
tle tntire amount 20 mortgages being So. .oOo.-
0OO, said it would require Internal Revenue
stamps 10 the amount Il $4,000. and il said
staIups not affixed thereto the bonds oi
said u,ilrosd company would be- invalid.
An Impression injurious % Messrs Brown
Brc~. WAS created by dispatch 10 the Burton
itreffiscr IN regard 10 the payment Of
SS,opQ draft by that house, represented ..
having been drawn by the rebel Government
IL ID understood that the draft was drawn bS
Brown. Bro. 4 Co. u their own order and d.
I them endorsed. 10 came into the hands II IN,
4 Government a. captured property AZ the south
which would indicate connection between
the fiT,n and the rebel Government
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November %.
Flour dull; holders would have TO submit
to decliue of 15c
Wheat dull; sales at 81 s91<1l 40 for No. /,
and 81 07dl 90 for No. >.
Corn active.
Oats firm at 49s.
Provisions dull.
Hghwines dull.
Freights dull AZ Zoe on corn TO Buffalo; all
vessels running in the trade are going into
winter quarters
8Pork declined to 50c.
Lard duh at 2jId2 26c.
Hogs dull at10I@177zc. at
Receipts-TlOur, 4,s00; Wheat, $4,000;
corn. 5000; oats. 1880.
shipments Flour, $500; Wheat, :, ,4OO; ;corn,
30, 900; oats, 81 lO00.
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(:oxerwor orpnr.ous, yues.apc.

MOBILE, November 23-The Adrertiser's
Montgomery special of the 22d says the mes
sage of Governor Parsons has been delivered
to the Legislature. The message urges the
adoption of the constitutional amenment abol-
ishing slavery, and passing laws protecting the
negroes, and to secure the admission of our
representatives in Congress, and to restore the
state to all her political rights in the Union.
He opposes a special code for the government
of negroes, and recommends adopting vagrant
laws bearing on white and black alike. and
recommends that provisions be made for des-
titute white and black persons.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-24
baltimore Cattle Market.


The receipts of beef cattle during the past
week foot up 1450 head. Sales of common TO
good at S6@6 20; good 81 0OGT 15@S 90; prime
and extra, IS eO@S 80, decline Of &c on COM
mon and grades.
Stock cattle closed in fair request at un-
changed prices.
Hogs at the opening Of the market fell fully
soc per cwt., but the market, under the light
receipts since. ruled firmer.
OF sheep. the receipts were small and the
market firm; ordinary to prime fat at Sc 30
a. 70 per cwt. gross.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-24

The New York Times. speaking of the dis
appearance Of Mr.. King. SAYS:

The New York Times, speaking of the dis
appearance Of Mr.. King. says:
Mr.. King i known 10 have been haunted
by fancieS Of suicide for several days-nOt from
any special reason or exciting cause. but from
the general pro>tration Of hiS nervous y stem
under exaggerated notions Of the rcsponsbili-
ties Of his office I'm addition 10 what has
been mentioned Of his mental alteration in
1881, which rendered necessary his temporary
retirement TO an asylum, We understand that
he suffered in the same way IN 1850. From
his interest in the Presidential canvass he was
induced To purchase an interest in news
paper in his own county, and this was made
the preteXt for a charge by his opponents of a
corrupt Use Of money for the promotion of poll
teal ends. This 80 preyed upon his mind and
alarmed him le>t his relations and friends
should be di>graced on his account. that il " a.
with the utmost difficulty he was persuaded
from rash proceedings. He WIS painfully and
mOrbidly sensitive 10 cen>ure, especially in
connection with political action.
In this connection II may BE- proper 10 state
that in the year lS.sS, during the patriot
war. a. II was called. insanity WAS prOdnced
in Mr.. Ming. mind bv firt<e ana malicious
charges made by his political enemies. who
tried 20 make him responsible for the lives Of
the seventeen Young men who We're hnag. and
The one hundred aud hfty sent 90 Van Die
mems Land-all Americans. The facts were
these; An agreement was entered into by
Colonel subsequently Gcncrai1 ". I. Worth.
Commanding iDc loutlCF NJ A,-utl>uuf-u. anu
the British commander. Colonel Young. by
which the pickets within certain distance Of
the windmill. on the canada side. Of which
the Americans had possession, should be with
drawn for certain time to allow boat % be
sent over and bring away the party Of Young
men who had invaded the Canadian territory.
+ In pursuance OF this agreement between the
two commanders Mr.. Hing was selected by
Colonel Worth.
I The steamer Paul Py, which wa used as a
! ferry boat. was chartered, and Mr.. KIM went
over. Part Of the men hc brought of: the
rest refused % come, and these Mere hung or
I transported. Tbocxpo,lition failed. but through
no fault OF Mr.. Kings. Ina the January follow
tng l>s9l he became subject - alterations OF
I thc mind. and was taken % the insane asylum
Al Hartford, whcrc ho remained some four on
nvc months. lt J. sup prosed that the efforts 60
make him responsible for the fate of the Young
ntaders who refused 70 come ava! With him
had ~ evil eject on hi mind. lie returned q
bis home perfectly RESTORED 90 mint. sine
which until tn present time no sisns VI lnsan,
lty have ever appeared. lie was in the habit
II rek'rring u this event in his history in
jocular manner when with hls intimAt'
friends, and Il anything particularly eceeniri,
in his acts was brought up b. would laug hing
4 ~ remark, : oh. thai was when l wss out u
my head, OF. That was when ! was insane.
+ etc.