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NEW FIRM.

r & 6. AIENDEL HAVE ASSOCIATED
- with them on the LIST day OF this month
lAugusD Curran Mendel and Crawford H.
Booth, under the name and style OF j. & g.
We would say to our friends and customers
that we nTe now receiving nom New York
and Philadelphia, q large and well selected
stock of Rich Velvet tapestry, Q ply eXtra'
superfne and other CarpetIngS, Velvet Hos
sacks, Druget, CIR. and Bro. Shades &c. Also,
n good supply OF fine Furniture, of onr own
make, Cush, Tete, Sofas, Chairs, &c. Fine
Gained Seat Chairs, Gilt and Int. r. wood
Mirrors, Upholstered work for Steam Boats,
Families, Hotels, &c. All OF which will be
sold for cnsll. j. & g. AIESDEL & co.
aug284 td&1tw -
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SheriR's Sale.

sherman 4 Cole, VI. L. G. Frost & Co.
NJ. q n. Bank, "a Snne
San1 Trimble, sams ti'iis
Ply VIRTUE OF Alta
~ IN the above entitled causes and with
me tne consent OF the Attorneys for the Plnin-
and also TO satisfy the following nan1el IN Sces
SSC.i for the year 1856, toSWIt:
a proportion OF the State, Comfy School
Allen Howell, on the store rooms on Main
street, IN the city Of Wheeling, lately Occur
pied by the said Il G. Frost & Co. as perngree-
gust, 1885. Also. the State, County. School and
city Taxes on the personal property assesEed
10 the Enid !. @. Frost & Co., together with
shall proceei 10 sell az Public Anet i', n,
the warehouse on Main street Lately oTisc,,t
pied by L. 2. Frost & CO., on Tuesday fFSe
q. M, TO the highest and besf bidder tIia sa11
lowing described property. tt-ygff.
twenty Plough Beams, 20 Plough HandIes
one Horse Hay Fork, IL assorted Corn sham
ems 3iWarehonsa Trucks 2 CSTHit, T1,JIISsl
nodel Tor Sugar Furnace one LOT IS,ctn3sp ElS.
SStLaM cutters and Corn Shelters one T'i1rps6-
ste iS1I,l, ( S3 takes, Manure Forks
one sulzyi one lot extra SpCufI3 for
S t RIlltS 0Hratn Cradles, 9 Victory AfilIs
q ~ f19s trough, q Shovel Handles
qqles, Clothes WEingers a Cow BeiIs 3 mir.
11euBe SneafH, 8 Monkey WfeuelleIs Ia mfr
f5s,Euilllng Shears, Pruning KNIVES, ~ dozen
,Sl aIuen ,lroWelSs . Garden Forks, OK dozen
SSdneeP SneafH, 10 Corn Knives 5 Lawn Scythes
apple tarers ltli. Bali TNYlne. case Fruit
! 5SS .1 z Picks 10 Cow Chains pains Hames,
3 Sugar Mil ROLLERS, box GslaEs. 600 lhs Sugar
MIN CASTINGS, Stoves, l hushel Blue GfSlssl
seed, Marble Wash Bowl and dxtuFes. 4
castings for Sugar Furnaces 8 SnFaf TSvsIss
ratorRI one plough 55f4 i1gfl go -
Terms of Sale Cash fatt y
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable
In 9IarsIlnu County w n

We
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
- executed by William NIcWhorter and
Mary his wife, bearing date on the 18TH dny
eorder1s office OF Marshall county, w. VA. IN
Deed Book No. - folio 81, to the undersigned.
as Trustee, for the benefit OF Eliza Kempie
and Alexander Kemple, administrators ofthe
estate Of Charles Kemple deceased! 'IateI Of
ssi1 county OF Marsllnll, VIII proceed TO sell
at Public Auction on the
9th day OfSepfember, 1865,
at the mont door ofthe Court House OF Mar.
shall county, w. Va, to the hIghest and list
bidders the following described tr4icf mr. mar
Sei ol hlnu, situate on the waters Of 'hToms''
run ~ z, IN tne County of Marshall and State
OF west Virginia, and bounded as follows
70 70 wit ;-E,eStnning at stake, on John Cum
thence with said CunnfnpIinmis Iins n :sSiIS
u ~ poles to stone, Gainbels corner: thence
win GaInbels line n. ~ w. rs DOies 10 q
ssLslkS, ON ravtnes thence. up said rnvine,
Sambels line, with the meandeiS thereof and
Dlnu1ng thereon, l03i poles TO n EiIpraT fTao
~ III near TIE head OF rayfne; thence n. 509
poles to white Walnut near head OF rayIne.
thenee down said rnvine n. I0ISo W, . poles
rnvtne y. $50 w. II poles to white Walnuf
corner to the YarnalI survey; thence with
original line, 8. 571s0 W. 81 poles TO a s,iear
tree on the south 6anlI OF TOMS nm 5eI5T1,
SHOCKS corner. thence with lines of said
sSloo!s =. ~ 25S r ~ poles to Chestnut-Oak,
near top OF ridge; thence s. 259 E rs $50 poieS
10 HtckoFy, near head OF rayfne: thence
down said rayine with the meandeTs
AtLeohA4 lE4 uAluAuB Ileft9On, l0I poles to a
stake In said rssvtnes thence s. 8ls Is. ~ poleE
to Lynn; thence s. $40 r. ~, MOLE ~ ~
plnee OF BEGINNING, containing Eixty-seyen
acres ana lhlrtyzone poles and The same con-
NJ Noe ~ llIill Anew horter by James
d9te the 18th day of August, iBjs 4'
!, 1eEllas Of SaIe-S2 90 IN hand. and the
IN tnree equal instalmenis: tie fiTFt
ptya9le on the LIST day OF OctobeF iss5 fiei
- az on me IS day OF October, 1888 and ffie
49,, " Lils 1t Day OF October, 1907 with In
osi nom date; the purchaser giving bond
1hl3 ap2LoNed SECURITY for said diefeFIed In
IS paid mp n NJ " IN I eil5 1Llole
s--sse3-s Wv ~ - Trustee
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"A HoRRIBLE MURDER was committed
Mt Pittsburg, early on Thursday morn
ing-sometime, as 1t Is supposed, be-
tween one and three O'Clock. The Dis
patch says that nothing like 1t in fiend-
ish atrocity ever occurred in that city.
The face was crushed in, as IL struck
with great violence orwith some heavy
substRnce-the upper jaw broken ut the
center, one tooth Knocked out and the
bones of the nose also broken. The
nose and upper lip We're lacernted and
the eyes much blackened. There APP
peRred. to be three different cuts upon
the throat, one beside the main wound,
(trunsVersely across tho neclIl under
the left ear and one further back on
the same side. The carotid artery and
wind pipe were severed. An equally
terrible wound was that on the Lent side
near the spine. 1t was of sufficient
length and depth to admit the four
fingers of the physicians hand. The
cutting of the throat was evidently
done after the infliction of the other
wounds, and doubtless when the man
was already dead. A large stone or
boulder, stained with blood, was found
near the body, and was doubtless used
in crushing the face OF the deceased.
No clue to the murderers has been
obtained. The name of the victim is
unknown. The deed was done ON
Boyd's Hill. The motive for doing it
is supposed to have been robbery.
Murders are getting to be alarmfnely
frequent throughout the country. es-
pecially in the cities. And strangely
enough ut no period have they seemed
to be committed with more impunitv.
Identification, conviction and pun.
ishment are rather the exception than
the rule. - .i''lii
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THE steamer Logan will go into the
Wheeling and steubenville trade, maxi
ing her first trip on Tuesday of next
week. sia G
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ColfNTIssIoNERis OFFIcyiE

WHEELING, W. VA, Aug. -. Iss5
IN pursuance Of the above inentIoned, de-
cree, l shall at my Office, on Main street.
Mineeilngt w. Va, on Monday, the 18th Clay
81 september, 1865, proceed to audit, state, &c
me accounts &C., tls required by tile said de.
gree gree Al persons interested are hereby noti-
HANNIBAL FORBES.
aug22-SOd Master Commissioner.
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Zee letter OF Hon. H. Z. Dawes, pull

THE letter of Hon. II. L. Dawes, pub
lished yesterday, in reference to the
status of Berkeley and Jefferson coun-
ties, is undeniabIy strong document,
and will, we doubt not, attract general
attention throughout the country, espe-
cially in this State and at Richmond.
The position assumed by Mr.. Dawes,
that the consent of Congress is neces71
sarv TO an agreement or compact be-
tween two States, is undoubtedly cor
rect, and his further position that
Congress, in the true intent and spirit
ofthe Constitution, never did assent to
the present Berkeley and Jefferson
boundary of the State is, candor COM
pels us to say, seeming fully sustained.
The 6ictum of the Supreme Court in
the case cited between Georgia and
Florida, bear with sufficient directness
on our dispute tomake II an applicable
ruling, and such we have no doubt
would be the mind of Congress or of
the Supreme Court, were the present
case before them. We regret the ne
cessity, but nevertheless have no doubt
that the confirmation of Congress, Mt
It's next session, will bo necessary to
make good the ccssion of Berkeley and
Jefferson to West Virginia by the old
State. That consent will be obtained
in all likelihood with but little diff
Guilty. The present temper of the Rich
mond people is to resist our equitable
claim, but that will not prejudice our
success in the least before the next
Congress. The people of Berkeley and
Jefferson are with us in this matter.
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THE London 7Saes concludes n na
view view Of Horace Greeley's American
Conflict with these words; eve cam
eSsty recommend this history us worl,
Oh marked ability and perfect soo5
Iaith. No person of candor. whatevs-
may be his opinions, could reafl a. ,,,it n.
feeling indebted to the aGtbor y IN :
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FOR RENT

THE STEWARDS INN OF BETHANY
Il college, The session commences on the
inst Monday in October. The building will
accommodate about hfty students The
Terms VIII he made an inducement to any one
poSsesSSi Ding satisfactory qualifications ApplI-
cations should be addressed to
ausl1-lmdAw Bethany. 4 Br6 e @9 da:l iva.
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ACCENTS WANTED.
FOR
" The Secret Service, The
Field, The Dungeon, and
The Escape"
BY Albert ID. RIcI,n,.Y1soD.

! - = AtlINLSO111
N. Y. Tribune Corespondeat.
TNHE MOST INTERESTING AND EyCIT-
II ing book ever published, embracing Mr..
Richardson 3 unparnlleled experience for fOlfT
yenrS travelling through the South in tile sa-
cret service Of the Tribune ut the outbFellIc az
the war, with our armies md fleets both Ensf
anu Vest, during the first two years OF the
Rebellion; his thrilling capture; his confIne-
ment ior twenty months In seven different
TeOei pElsonfS his escnpe, and almost iniFncn-
io Us Journey by night OF nearly 400 miles 1t
VIII AROUND in stirring events, and contain
NOR o. tne met incident and romance or the
Wit IT., LIliln any othef work yet published.
1etlSnsLh, lnnieSs energetic young men, and
y lSe7tlaily returned and disabled Officers and
s .9!SI IN want of profitable employment,
NJ, IIS adapted to their condi
lch we VIII prove to any doubling april.
can't. send Tor circulars. Address
JONES BROS. & CO.,
NE. cor. 9th and Minor SIS. Philai pm.
aug2-lmdAFo iT77 - - -
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Taachers' Examination.
BURNET HOUSE.
CINCINNATI, OHIO,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,
SILAS +. MILLER Proprietor, late of the
Gait House. Louisville, Ky.
T6FAV1NG PURCHASED THE LEASE
in the best possible manner, i solicit Shnrc
of the patronage of the travelling public,
promising that guests sllau be us we'll, II not
better, cared for than they ever were at the
old Gait House, in its pllmiest days
SIIlAS f. MILLER,
aug2&lm Proprietor.
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DIAlloSTDs CsF.STF9TT RON,
~ mendtng China, GialS, Wood, and every
1nsaSsElP Ilon Of fancy ortfcleR For fale At lI4
soGh1N9'S Odd Fellow Hall DEng Store.
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MARTIN MEREDITH LIPsco2IB, of
Richmond, Virginia, is brave and an
original man, and deserves to get more
votes than he probably will receive Mt
the coming Congressional election. He
was one of the three Union men who
buried Uric DahIgren in humane and
tender manner. on announcing that
he is candidate for Congress, he says
that he is ga plain working man, me-
clanid,p that tfnever during all these
dreadful years just past has there been
one pulsation of my heart which has
not been true to the Union and the Elo-
rfous banner of orr common country
His project for the treatment of seces-
sionists is altogether new. He says:
'tI should do injustice to myself did
not advert to the disposition which,
in my opinion, should be made of any
secessionists that may exist or,that may
hereafter show themselves. 1 would
have the general government establish
in each State lunatic asylums for this
wicked and unfortunate class of per-
sons, whose care and custody shall be
under thesuperintendence of the Freed
mems Bureau"
We are afraid Lipscomb will not be
elected by the votes of Virginians.
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THE Richmond Rhig comes to us
with long article urging Gov. Peir-
point to call the Legislature together in
order, before the next session of Con-
gress, to ratify the constitutional
amendment and set Virginia right on
the slavery question. 1t may be well
enough to set Virginia right on that
question, and several others, but the
Wing is inexcusably ignorant, if ignor-
ant at all, of the fact that the Alexan-
dria legislature ratified the amendment
last winter, in February, and hence
there can be no more ratification. 1t is
not certainly very palatable to the
Union people of Virginia to be urged
to set themselves right second time.
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CONCERT.

DRoF. i. DIGGETp PROPOSES GIVING
IL. Classical Concert OF Vocal md InStrtl-
mental Music assisted by Prof O. Tetedoux,
tIoI; Y: POLLOCK Mr.. G.. q, Mellor, and other
arIiSts nom P1ttSlurg, also Mrs. Dflsgett, Prof.
u. Ebert and Others OF this city.
FURTHER NOTICE will be given. aue2-2t
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Removal.

WE HAvEREAIovED TO THE LARGE
w buildings recently occupied by NiesSST,
Il; q. Frost & Co., No. Is, n and 10, Main street,
Where we VIII nlways be found with q large
assortment OF Groceries, Provisions GraiII.
SEED, &c.t to which We invite the attention OF
gu our friends and customers and the commune
a1gis-im PRYOR, HANDDAN & co.
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Wa have the AtEeIletie- 8F,,,,,.. =.
september. MeKelvey has it al his
news depot, ~ ms
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INTERNAL REVENUE TAX
Supplement- to RObt- PFatt's List.

Return OF Incomes. in Hancock,
brooke, and MARSHALL Counties for
the Year 1854. 81
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
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NEW GOODS.
DAILY OPENING AT
D. Niooll & Bros.


III Nalencle Edgfng and inserting Enplish
Thread Edging, Ribbon Edgfng, .Taconet EGip-
Ladies'. and Gents, Embroidered Linen Sets
Collars and Guns, Bend Ornaments for Dresses
and Coats, Bend Gimp, SILK Gimp, Velvet
Lace Falls and Swiss COlnrette, Tape Trim
ming, Wide Betting, Ladies' Linen Collars
Gets Linen, Crystal, Pearl, Coral, Jet, SILK
and India Rubber Buttons, Colored Velvet
Ribbon, Emerie's Crochet Braid, Silk EN-
6Eoldered Braid, Gilt and Jet Belt Buckles
er, Cults, Butterfly Scarfs, Ladies' and Gents
Neck Ties, Watch Guards, Head Nets, Water
Hair Braids and Ffezetts.
Fine Kid Gloves and large and wen select
Cd assortment OF Split, Single and Double
Zephyrs.
Theabove goodsare in store and for sale.
ID. NICOLL & BRO.,
aug8 100 Main Street.
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steambnats.
FOR CINCINNATI

- The fine steamer REVENUE,
eIls5sJ Capt Russell, Will leave for the
izLab0Ye and intermediate pOfB this
evening, August 28th, at O'clock p. m. u
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
aug28-lt Agents.
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IRON WORKS
AND NAIL FACTORY.

ttHti AMI MALL EASGOhHS III. 81
Bounded rs follows: west by the Ohio river
north by Division street, east by Main street
ana y soatn oy the property of MeSSn. Caldwell
ALSO, the Coal Mine in said Warl. nov
worked by said corporation, and the TaflWay
connecting said mine and the rolling MILL
Also, the real estate and coal DronaTtv ba
longing to the said CORPORATION IN ana asIfoJII-
ing south Wheeling, including that recently
PuIcttaSeu OF Dr.. j. @. Campbell, and the
choseS IN action connected therewftli: nnti n
eSwp 10y tSts N south Wheeling, lately burchns-
80 40. IN Caldwell's addition to tile civ Of
Mneeilng, south east corner of Main and Di-
VISION streets, with five tenements thereon
u y supposed that the coal property to;IE,
So5a the Works IS sufficient to supply the
VOTES LOT tnlrtY ye1rs.
Inc said real property to be sold on, the foi-
loMinR terms, viz one-iourth cash. md fhe
Tesluue, with interest nom the day or sale in
tllLse s ual instruments, payable in six twelve
ana elShteen months from said date. the mr.
cllnser Of the real estata to fnIye tiie st1e IN
manu- OF materials Iron, nails, tools nd Chni-
tel properly NJ an appfatsement to slf-IIiofit
" 1nee 5ulslntefeSted persons, of whom IRE
DIV, - 20 choose one, the undersigned
me occasion, OF any two of the three N, ~
ulnungy and the stock so taken to Ia ~ ID tiT
n - pil lnstalments at four, six, and eight
iistl Win interest nom day of sale. The
ana stock TO be secured by paper safisfacfory
70 the undersigned agents, and n lien to lt. rs
famed on the property until payment in mil
me purchaser shall have the option of paw
any further portion thereof than above dat
ed. JAMES PAUL..
Q. ID. HUBBARD ~
Z r. CRANGLE. b ?
Wheeling, w. Va, Aug. d. 1865. i, g.
vertiSerS.
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EDIToRS INTELLIGENcER.- Please an
~ nounce the name OF q. II. SCOTT, of
Brooke County, as candidate for State Sena-
tor nom the First Senatorial District, subject
10 the uecisfon OF a Senatorial Convention.
Qug20 rfr-3lll1si OHIO COTTNTV
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-HuNTERS V EGETABLE- WORM
IL S9lIE2 I9E sale 1t z. BOOKINGS Odd
e1 nov : q ban M Drug Store ausi
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no sHIPPERs AND TRAY.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND TRAY.
ELERS,
For New 4IRrfinsVIlIe. SIsteFsViIIe, 81.
MRFyE, MRriettR, and PRFlkeFsbuFE.
I'm PLACE OF THE EXPRESSJ
The new and elegant light draught
LIS Asteamer NEW STATE, Cnpt. John
- n cLure, Jr., viii run as q Regular
Packet between Wheeling and Parkersburg,
leaving Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at ii O'Clock A. n.
For freight or passage, having superior &C.
apply on bonEd, or 70
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
ang2.u Agents.
Regular PIttsbursh, wheeling and
ParIkeFSburE Packet,
The New and Elegant Passenger
1 llsf, Steamer FOREST CITY, Captain
lEE=szz54as John Gordon, A. r. Bunting CHI,
leaYe8 Pittsburgh for PaFkersbuTB every
Wednesday and Saturday at IL Mi leaves
Wheeling for PaTkeFsburR every "Wednesday
and Saturday at p. NJ; leaves PaLkeRburB
for Pittsburgh every Monday and ThursdaY
at 2 p. NJ; Leaves wheeling for Pittsburgh
every Tuesday and Friday at z a. n. $3.50
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Nom
day and Thursday ut the Wharf Boat until
PM, by BOOTH, BAITELIE a CO.,
augl7-tf Agents
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- JOSEPH SEYBoIiD,
auEz0-td SheFflf Ohio ConnSv
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aIet9 IAapertissttsstlts.
Agricultural Society.

TlHE DIRECTORS OF THE NORTH IVES
tern Virginia Agricultural Society, will
meet at the ONCE of W. f. Peterson, ON this
Saturday evening, at O'Clock, (25th,l for the
transaction OF important business.
By order OF the President.
aug28=It w. F.PETERSON, Jr., Sectty.
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COMMISSIONERS Notice..

IN CHANCERY, IN THE CIRCTTTT
il Court for Ohio County, West Virginin:
Alexander 'Heylnan,
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-14
Apporti0 nm mt OF atI OnaI Bank CT 4
CulatiOn

An apportionment of the National Bank cir
culaton among the different States aud Terri
tories, has just been made by the Comptroller OF
the currency. The apporiionment is made on the
basis Of both population and banking capital
OF the three hundred million capital authorized
by Congress $47 900 III has been reserved for
distribution in such States where National Banks
have not yet been established The following
is statement OF the circulation to which the
States named are entitled and the amount already
authorized and delivered up till June 10Th:
Pennsyvsnis is entitled to 500 527 500; amount
already authorized, So. 249. ASS; amount de-
livered no till date. $40 623 .07O. Ohio.
$l7 ,623 500; amount authorized, $l7 623,
$40: delivered. Sl2. l67 .l40 Indiana, s96I5.
0O0 amount authorized. S. 990. 700; delivered
50 oO4 $3.50 IllinOi' Sill c3S ,000 amount
authorized, s9,0e6 900; delivered. 6,l9o 900;
Michigan. S. 300 $40: amount authorized, 50
2b4 400; delivered, 81 .32l 600 Wisconsin. Sc.
2ll $40; amount authorized. 50 O56 500: de
livered. 81 ,267 900: Iowa 81, Aus 500; amour,
authorized, 81 35S ono; delivered. 81. $50 900
Minnesota. 81 .O5O. 900: amount authorized. 81 :
Ol9. 900: delivered. $3.50 $50; Kansas, <646 500
amount authorized. s9O, 900; delivered, $40 200
Missouri S94i 100 amount authorized. 81 $50 :
$50; delivered. $500 $50. Kentucky. $40 $40,
600; amount suthorz d, ST. 75i $50; delivered
SSS0 $40 Tennessee, S.. 766 900: amount au.
thoriz-d. S. SIS 900: delivered, $500 800.
All but one or two Of the Northern States
have already received suthorizatio.. of the whole
aud in some cases more than their share of cir
culaton. IL will probably be some considerable
time before the more Southern States call for
the capital apporiiened 10 them, and in the mean
time the system of redemption adopted will
have forced in tho excess Of circulation OF the
other States.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-14

The leading Abolition Journal of Wisconsin,
published at Milwaukee. in referring to the fact
that the New York Tribune. the New York In
dependent, the Albany Evening Journal. WEN
DILL PRILLlrs. CHARLES SUxSEE and Ex-Gov-
ernor BourwELL have taken q position in rela-
ton to negro suffrage in antagonism to the one
taken by President JOHNSON. says:
1.-The Government has taken its position
against negro suffrage distinctly and unequivo-
cslly. just as President Lincoln did at frs.
against emancipation. But he had TO back down,
just as President johnson will be obliged to do
in this case For his course is now disa pproved
by the leading presses and members of the Union
party and Is approved by the entire copperhead
party. People NAV turn up their noses at the
opposition of Wendell Phillips and men Of his
type. But when such men as Prof Amasa
Walker. OF Boston. take public issue with the
President, and the conscIenccs and the hearts,
not only of the religious bodies. but also of the
loyal press and the loyal masses, are opposed to
the President on this question. be must change,
or be without party 20 support him, or
throw himself into the arm. of the copper
heads"
So the radicals think they can make Presideu,
JOHNSON come to terms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-14
Making N Strong Point.

The Nashville Press aud Times. whose editor
has been frequent and consistent advocate OF
the abolition Of slavery in Tennessee, says. with
much force: 1T does not seem to occur TO many
advocates OF eolOred suffrage and testimony in
the Northern States that their censure o. the
Southern States would have infinitely greater
force and point if the Northern States them
selves would set the example aud teach by prac-
tee rs well as by precep;. .
Until the reform Ne mention shall have been
made. however. We respectfully recommend .
little more charity towards Tennessee"