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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20

As wide spread the America. But
the GROWING glory of his life remains be attained in
his discovery, or rather combination for he does not
claim 10 have been the discoverer Of CEDKON
which IS the basis Of the Bttes offered the pub
lie. That honor belongs the native inhabitants of
Central America, TO whom its virtues have been KNOWN
for more than two hundred years Armed with H. the
Indian bids defiance to the deadly malaria and
handles Without fear the yenomous serpents It's
belief with them that while there Is breath I'm the bod
the Cedron potent TO cure, matter what the
may be.
While Dr. Bull not prepared TO endorse this errsva-
CANT pretenson, he Is nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination of the evidence relating to its
virtues, that remedy and preventative of all dis
arising from exposure either 70 change Of weather
or cli-nstc, or - -nesnatie influences, Il stands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20
HI HI KzOA HD.
1864. A5 e - 1864.
New Arrangement to Commence Non
day, Nay so, 1854.

FKtWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted) De
II tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis az 600 A. "
and T. NJ, arriving at Madison at 1850 A. NJ and sc
p III.
Leave the Depot Madison 81 A N. and 2:46 +. NJ.
arriving Of indianapolis at III A. H. and 7.40P.M
Trains leave Columbus for Rushve al p. NJ, arriv-
ing 81 $40 u. Returning leave Nashville AZ A. n.
arriving At Columbus at Ills A. Il.
This Road forms line with the Packets Madison fol
the transportation Of freight between Cincnns;i and
danspols and points West.
Tariff Of Freights as low as by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find their
est TO ship by thisline.
msrls DC. BRAyHAM, Superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20
Indianapolis Wholesale Price Current

AXES
, 1865-09-12

AZ Recommendation for Kauxus-Ab.
stract OF tho Surveyor Gcncral's Re-
mort


.~e
By the politcness Of Major Sleeper, we
have been permitted to see copy or his re-
port to the Department at Washington, for
the year ending June 3Oth, 1856. The follow
Ing nre the brief extracts syhl6h we make for
the perusal Of onr readers: Ths Immense ena-
tErntion over the plains Is Illustrated BY The
fact of seven thousand teams passing given
point in sl1ty-days- The State of Kansas
contains IN area Of eighty-seyen Thousand
square miles, with all The diversity Of soil and
climate that is necessary Tor the rapid growth
Of every industrial pursuit. Thone'. timber
Is not supernbundant, there Is sufficient to
supply every want. Hemp, tobdcco, dax md
cven cotton hls been grown in the State with
a marked degree Of suceess, while oil the
grain common TO this latitude are yielded IN
abundance. The soil Is peculiarly adapted to
the growth Of grapes, and though other fruits
have not been 1airly tested, It IL believed they
will thrive as we'll here as in The older states.
The mildness Of tho climate is-such that ID
the southern portion Of tho State, stock muy
be pastnrcd the year round with 11ttlG or no
provision for the wfnier months. Gypsum,
sall and beds Of Ignite are found tn various
portions Of the State. The Western portioa
Of this District furnishes the most
tntterlng fnducement for permanent homes.
"Thc mildncss OF the climate; The fertility
, 1865-09-12
Gen. sStccdmanss Order DlHarnlng tht
People of Georgia..
HEADQUARTERS Drr'r OF GEORGIA, J
OFFICE or THE Provost MAHsusL GcSEltAI7

Qrf1CE or 1HE PROVOST MAusuaL G.SEIA17 ;
AU6rsTA, Ga., Sept ], 1866.
Pnov. Man. Gss.'s onnEns No: g. Information
having been received at theee hcadguaftcrs that
large numbers OF Confederate and United States
firearms arc distributed over The State IN the hands
Of designing Ps1sons an i appearing shaI Ihc a.,
seeursy OF property. IL thereby greatly endangered;
It Is ot1ered- =.
1st. Tint within thirty anys next hereafter, all
such n17ns Of ctcry description, toscther with all
ammunition and munitions Of waE whatever, now
In the hands Of private persons, In this Stale, be
turned over 10 the uesre;t Provost Aasaha1 b
I'd. Tint ale. the expiration Of Ead thirty days,
ali Aesiftans Provost Marslals within this Depart
ment are dIrected to seizc all such firearms and
munitions Of war found in the hands OF any one IN
their respective dis uicta and all persons found With
such arms will bs arreeted and forwarded with tha
arms 10 these headquarters.
Sd. Ase1s1ant Provost &a11haIa art hereby al
borred 10 grant permits TO suck persons - In theE
Judgment are entitled to them, 10 retain private
ms ior sporting purposes, using thcis utmost dis
cretion 10 prevent improper persons from enjoying
this privilege. ,----
nv coyntnrrd of MAJ. GEY. SrEEDMAN.
c. II. GEosrEson, Drevt- BRIG. Gen. md Provost
MGrshal General.
, 1865-09-12
a9movemcnt to Abolish Express Com-
pnutcs.

The trunk lines of roads from the scaboard
baye now under discussion, through CON-
mittce. the most efficient and speedy way Of
Tiddine themselves of m abuse Under which
they have suffered until It has become unhear-
uble. It Is proposed to cut OF al the COM
missions exacted from railway companies BY
d swarm Of Dispatches" expresses, !"
Hthrough lines," etc, by which merchants
arc humbugged and r1ilways detFauded of the
business belonging to them. Freight tntrnstea
TO the6eJ transportation companies" travels
no faster than ordinary railway freight, and
It will bo to the advantage Of merchants
to place their goods into the i'm
mediate possession Of the roada. The
following nrc the unmes Of the committee MS
far as selected; Mr.. Barker for the New York
Central; Mr.. Dlycn for the Eric; Mr.. Harlan
for the Pennsylvania Central, and Mr.. Garrett
for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Every
railway stockholder has An interest In the suc-
cess Of this movement which Will restore to
those to whom It belongs many millions an-
npally, which now goes 10 Organizations whose
only capital is sign board. The only labor
they perform Is tie collection and distribu-
ton Of large dividends, By few rnpacions
SHAREHOLDERS. Every road In the United States
ought to be prepared to receipt for atout ey-
cryth1ne now moved by t'Exprcss,' and thus
secure the profits OF a traffic which makes ex-
press stocks sell at 800 per cent, while rail-
roads doing the work get barely per cent,
with occasionally m omission to pay any
thing.
, 1865-09-12

Michael Thomas, Indian et ,hs t.o;9ao,s tiSe.
carpet bag containing coat rslned At 65o, and
three s of aqss suGS 4 aSs.1 @ 9n sst nss H.
d. fcndr-; rormttcx ne art OF abstraction when
8 state q an,ni,lgatedi intedsst'9u, be wa dis,
prominent Itoquols Indians TO prove the previous
good character OF the accused, and also producl d
in certificates from the four grand Indian Ch,efs
On The continent, to attain the samc end
Edward O'ConpeE charged with 1obhfng Albert
Middleton OF silver which and <a060 Ii green
hacks OF various denomin.tions, sss sentenced %
We II ago. persuaded the complainant one night TO
accompany him on a walk on North Water street,
where be Knocked him into the cellar. md with The
help Of another thiet robbed him Of the amoNt
slnfed.
Louisa Recder rns chhrged with robbing re-
turned seldlcr Of $40 IN money and gold watch, o.
the night Of the Mh Of August at house Of ilsame
tn The city kept BY Ida Stockton. The evidence beng
conclusive. the prisoner ssas found guilty md een~
fenced to two gears Imprisonment in The peni.
tentfcrT. 80
:. CoCsr1 CouRr.-owins to the meeting Of the
Doard Of Supervisors, no session Of the Court waa
held yesterday.
, 1865-09-12

IF the bottom lands; the abundance Of rock
or asaF s sa + Pso eo az pu5BSS the ns5, ns5
nat1 nnd palEs, covered With pecaiiar Vegetation
knowu as bufalo grass, on which stock snb-
sfst during the entire year, would indicate this
portion of tho public domain as capable Of
snstninlng large and thriving population
Whenever protection Is Afforded The settler
from incusions Of hostil Indians We regret
selection from the Majcr's report. It
should DO published entire s.nd distributed in
Ne Fsste1u States. The facts SO well stated
n ria most admirable report would be the
he,t Recommendation we could give Tor our
, 1865-09-12
II a II II / e d .

In this city. Sept. 1oth 1865, By Rev, Jos Hartman
FRANCIS Il. SHAM ned JULIA oBE1sTIS, both OF
Chicago.
In this city. On Sept 9th, by Hcr- c. II, Fowler,
GEORGE y. GEEES, Esq- or Ch!cago, md K1TTIE
f. WILCOX OF Rochester, n. x No Cards
Robt: Hatfield, Lieut.. j. II. HEwES, Of Fl. Smith,
ARK. late 4 Q. H. iat Ark. !arty, and Miss MANTLE
OF Grand Lodge |. Q. @. +. Of llllaoSs,
IN New uarent Conn, IN the First baptist Church,
stpt, III, by the {,cv III. Phelps, Eey. F. t. C1 ApELI
ter Of Henry STOW, Esq, Of New Haven No CA1ds.
In cantoo, NJ, On Thurs1sy; sert. ?sh Ct The re,-
dehee OF Nnn. GabcocE, Esd, by ltev. E. Marsh. Can't
CHAs- q. MAPLE, Of Chicny yovsnd Miss suE KINsEY,
OF the former place
, 1865-09-12
NEGRO Suffrage In Connecticut.

The Union State Central Committee Of Con.
necticut has Issued m address 10 the people Of
the State IN reference to the coming election.
The following paragraphs tnke ground in favor
Of extending The ri gut of suffrage to colored
men:
"The record OF The last four years Is efil before
us, Naek nen and white have fought side by side
for the preservation OF this Union; theT have suf
(ercd alike; and they sfecp side by side Ia hunorc
rruyes During all ihIs struggle for our existence
ia nation, Tho black raeo has been true 10 the
UntoE, .fatbf1l among the faithlcss In kome parts
Of the Repnblic; The unfaillus friends Of our col
dIcrs; theturcst guides OF or officers; prompt TO
warn orr armies OF apptoacliog danger; vfglaut 10
llscorer the designs Of the enemy; hI:lve and
nNays ire 10 MD and snccor our prisoners ID their
fIsht Haye thcy not, BY theIr 1dcity and courngc,
done something to relieve u Of the prejudice ansi
them on account Of coorS
s.And now Tho question comes to Ms: Shall not
The blaek man, who can answer all the requirements
Or our lave, be permitted to cast bis vote at tho
haliot:boIi Now L. the time to n,c'ee o,,t long.
every reason TO hope that It viii. Throughout the
Of The Iasue. Old prrjudiccs hare melted awny Ia
the fires Of The great contest Loyaity everywhere
welcome. and honors true loynlty. And II every
friend OF tho Onion will hut do his duty, In Ihof
ouGh canvass, md ut the polls on The dfst Monday
In October, the proposed amendment will be adopt
cd, an nct or j1stice will be done, right will be
Sindicatcd and the Government strengthened. To
this end the Union State Committee. expects and
calls 1fpQu evcfy true Union man to do bis whole
duty. The result will richly reward ezettton."
, 1865-09-12
Illinois and Michigan Canal. :
TSpocial De1aAtch TO the Chicago Tsfhuna1 !,

1N1MQlA AuA uAtNUlXA4 ANAAHs d.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 7sihunAl;, i.
BHtp0EroKr, Sept. L, 1sfA .
C1xAEEp-W. s. Gnsuee+ Lcmont; r.. Ipan,!s.
Lemon; Caroline, St Louis, 1t7,;m It lumber slon.
azrh Loekport, AIT hu Hheat. 3 tons coal, t&n -
spocnss Marion. St. Louis, ln tons eoA; .To6aeeo
r1ant ksnknkee Lemtn n, Mois. a IN # luIp%s. ID
600 ath; E. Iurnhar. II tons coal, s6s II l1uper
Queen City. CtIieohe, a. has1 II lumber: g. f-asle,
Le1uont; Empress, st Louls, sAsde It lumbe1 60 N
ehlngles; Cataract, Hennertn. 500 shnslsss AN
apce Ottawa, g2.Ho II tumbeFs D. Hess Lemt1tS D.
c. Morton, lenont; Isexcpet Itmout-
ANzIrHD-Tine. Mnt1aA, 5,oo0 hu corn5 Cayuss.
Lockpott, 6,soo bu oasa Isabella, LAsAltc, 5 br
co1u: D. ucsa. Lemo0t, Is yards stonn u. ttSor-
ron T@vnnnt, % EDS sto1ss A. r f1ala. JAnout ydl
stone Rescue. Lamont, 20 yds stone; MarleLeaE
Joliet 5000 bu osts. 1000 hu com; A1slama L4salle
ss5 bu corn; Gibraltar, Iasa1lc. $3.50 bu corn; aIa
retts, Kankakee. &so ba e1n: Republie, Morris. 1ot
tons coa1: Edinburgh, fass,c, 56s1 bu coEn ,tTayr
Norris, ,1 bu corn: EeJ City, Morris, oo III corn
n. 6. Gaylord, Lockport. 5000 bu corr Yorktown
Utica, 800 hu corr Constitution. Lockpost Lao bu
corn; J. Harrington. Narcotics. afSud- BIZ eoru
Josephine, Eapkakcc. 1868 bu corn; Prairie R;4n OF
twa $500 bu cora Elizabeth, LockpoFt 100 fn com
j. Z. Preston Morris, 800 IN corn; Jeressdn otts
WI, 1900 bn cats: Il Cooley, Aux s.ale,. so b.
rom, Eennchee, Du Page. 3sA hn co1nt Prp4s sElus
Bsos, ottagn 1000 In corn, 400 bu oat8; Ca4lnan
Ottawa, $500 bu corn Wing Wing. Mtnooks 10 b
coms Caucasstn MfnookA, 1000 bu oats Paramount
IaSa1le, 800 bu corn Clyde. Seneca, 500 In carn
rctc1 Paul, ottaWa, s.5o1 bu corr; ". Me7h1, La
Sale, &-sn bu corn; Dir1go, Morrts so bu cos1-
, 1865-09-12
0HGIlo Market.

- OEffAL9, 6sPI4 II
FLoCr-Fitm but QUIET -
GFA1S--Wheat Gtm but dull: No. Chtc1so end
Milwaukee spring held Rt $E.a78l.a; Willie Canads,
ai:sa: other grades nominal. Corn dnl!, hea9y and
lpA1.
WuIsEET-Se1W. .,"-.
I,RovttoNs-pork taz.0aGa,.so. Lrs.l &c.
CASAL EEt1dh1S-flrm. To New fork: wheat,
lee &C CEr, lie; cats &c.
isroET-Fer rass Is hours: tour, as.2sbrss: wheat,
ea ags bu; coin 923 hu; oats, ns,s75 ou, harley.
CASAI Il E11uE7t tno1E, so bsls; wheat, u rs bu;
, 1865-09-12
1Tudsau,s Tnlverxal Tooth Pustc I'm
parts TO The teeth q eaeu pecrly Wilderness.
eepf21f.y-Gt

Tic newest and latest novelties from,
the European markets, consisting Of every shade
and design, Of The best manufacture for Geutle.
opened oui Tor inspection al j. r. Mems merchant
tailpdns establishment III South CLARK street
(Mcthodist block
For etyle OF cut and first class workmanship no
honee IN New York or elsewhere turn out more
Iashiunnblc or better garments. Having pnschased
my stock for cash, md selling for eaah only, ny
prices jor first class goods will be foand lower than
fpecilon Of the stock fa respectfully solicited.
SsepIars2I.1t
, 1865-09-12
D IE d ,

john II. Kellogg. ase3 ID yeafs ard month. "ns VI
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from resi-.
denct, No. ST South Jefferson street. Mt o'clock r II.
"a EarTnlton, JcrseyrilIe reo.ia, H., aad Clnc!n-
na1t, o., papers please cory.
In tnIs ctty hts rc.ldencc tho corner OF uaa;ed
and Archer Road. JOHN AcSERSES.
The funerul viii take nl1ce at O'Clock 4. H., On
Wednesday, Ecrt. 18th, C1m his late scst,lcuce.
Er New YORK pancrs plcase copy.
In Lyons, Cook County. yesterday morning, at
O'clock from injurtes n,cc!Tcl By tho EIcE or horse
Mr. EPlI1sA1M nOLT0S, aye+l il ycars.
Fraeral to-day at II B. ms
, 1865-09-12

The Southern papers were curtalled to
sscb sua1l Dimensions during the war that now.
when the pcraod Of enlargement has begun, they
don't know where 10 stop The Charleston Courier
hss recovered Its old sic, and looss quite Ike
yesrs ago. -A1lanta and Augusta papers are on
mAmnolh eheets. The New Orleans Iin7t4 Is
p:inllns twelve pages, tsix columns 10 pare ons
new sfx cylinder Hoe pres. and the rival pcdyu1e
throws ont "trippIe-sheet" 80 often that the
Tinsts proposes 10 assue s1ts<n pages hereafter reg
ularly: Neither In advertising nor editorial nat,er
does the sfss of my q these papers seem to be
probably enjoy spreading themselves over eggs not
destined 10 hatch. The Mobile plpc.a are the
handsqmcst and the 1frcrtistr The best edited
eQuth OF Richmond.
, 1865-09-12

oihrr 800 In g.eenbacks, en- chalr:hick The
thief unfastcncd tho door, took the pockctbook,
yrry kindly leaving the witch and fiN, and LEFT,
locking the door afler him, without NJ. rs awak-
lpr. 4 gentleman rooming next to him lost 81, 100
and man In q room across the hall lost gold
watch and some money. Five OF stx men at tn.
citv rlotl we're robbed IN like manner the sam
nirht. The police ere tsyirg to get a clue to ie
ef fh1tYEf,"
, 1865-09-12
Totedo nInrket.

TOLiI0I Sept. II.
GEA1s-Theat-old nrm aud a shade better. new
Steady Sales OF new white Michigan at &l.1js old
9mher. tao6; new. *lsS; old No rcd wabash: 800.
Com lesx active; sales At &c for Nod Osts clowe
LAkx FEE1dn1s-Qr1e at &c On wheat to Du6a,o, lie
10 Oswtgo.
EHIruESIs-2 ,0co bu wheat; 5000 ba com.
, 1865-09-12

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfibune.l
st. LoCIs, SErk IL.
FIoUn-Dull with spriug super At s74 fn EXTRAS
S7.so choice singe extra " % city single extra
and choice double ertrs At f10 % per barrel.
GBA1s-Whcat advanced. With srsinG at s1.3.; fa'r
ln s1.7u; good hl fi-so; primo tA&l, sooe; ehoice
f H. Corn market dull, and fully SC lower. OAa
stsaly md advanced 1t 41G3lc. FaSeJ, spraaS ish
per bu. Rye acttre at decline salcs Of ch0cc et
nc.
WaHxxY-1c lover. st =. - per gallon.
TonAoco-Firpner, with greeu lrEs at t5.9oat -;
hctory do II tt1nas.1ps planters do at $Ggo.ai1;
common shipping leaf ut ts.loa1t.73; medium DO at
e1.tnatL5; common manufacturing leaf At sBa10
SlGJ.
, 1865-09-12

VsHKuu+ ssPI y
F1ouE-Act'vt Int scarce.
GRAE.zWhent q9nt. SO. Chicago spring 10 ns7irc
$tEsx Com quiet e,cd At its4 14c. Oats sesfce xnd
dull. Barley without material cfauEu. / :
CaSAL FkIia41E-Fhmer hat Unchanged 1our
e. wheat iie farley &c to Naw Tork; barley 10 to
ItEs 1serox1s.-.o,ooob bu wheat, Il 900 bu corn eaeN
bu barley. :,
cANAL ExrogIs.l.os0 b.ls tour. 1850 bu wheat,
23,A 10 ba corn, - 11o lJ1 barley. =
EnttPfD Uf fHAtIROAp-S0{f3trlA Hnur.
, 1865-09-12

Az exhibitors In the Textile Fabric Department
Of the Illinois State Fair just closed, we wish to
exrrcsa our thanks to Dr. c. J. Reynolds, Acting
Superintendent: in The absence Of Nj. u. D. Shum,
notohously tedious and p.rplexIng, were rendered
doub1y 20 by the severe rains, yci through alt be
was couHeou and escr ready 10 accommodate, 1rm
ins in everything. We conid not have been better
pleased by Superintendent
Signed BY L Cornell ( Co.. Grover i Baker 8.
II. Co.. WM. Sharp e. Co., Miss S. Nr.nspn. o. A,
Cary, MR.. ii. E Jones, G. u. Hawk, Mrs. II E.
Nil!e, Mrs. II. L. Goodrich, and others.
, 1865-09-12

WANTED -Agents-To sell the
w Fep.au Map of1ze1.nd, Sew Engraving Of Eoat.
Emmst Charts sessa kns ~ sash Fl = ~ nssa'
c?aI aud Confederate GeneralS, Lincoln and Family
Christ Re.sGE Chlidssp Lthosnns 6 lortd sna 70 t1
sizes Books Of al descrintlon, View Publications con
tlnunlly issuing. Sherman and Generals md GIa1E md
Gfneralsn now ready. Terms CASH. J. II. CHAMBERS.
PIhI.hfr ST md 81 L0cQ5t-sr.. St. Ipp1S 10. R01
, 1865-09-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

Surc and Speedy Cure OF Cntarrl,,
Throat, Lung and Heart DIseaees.-Dr. !. Ninslow:
aver, proprietor Of he ClIcago Thro9i and Lung
pe1.ons afflicted with diseatcA OF tue throat q.
chest that now is the best feaeon for nsng bis new
Their cmcaey Is truly remarkable, as thousands oi
our citizens well know. They yaaeh directly the
part diseased In the fall, throat diseases adsnuce
10 consumption. That all may mall themselves Of
Dr. Ayers mode of cure, his charges will b. lower
than cyer 70 those Nio aIply ot Qnce.
, 1865-09-12

Ham RuBurr TstCss.-1hls truss. pow almost
universally recognized ihe bet In point Of clean
linrsr and ndapsnhility to the uses intended took
the first premium at The recent State Fnr, which 1t
rminc1ltls deserved. Oi all the necs to which the
hard rubber has been applied there IL noue which
hRs wrought greater or morc beneficial chanse
fhxn Its application TO the t1ss for hernia 1t Wa
exhibited BY Dr. ). 4. hcn1h No. 1s5 Clark street,
fshieaEn.
, 1865-09-12
First qualify. ,173lsc 16.
EccOud Q1lBllty, .1akl6c II
81 s1tt
Milwaukee Market.

lSpecfN Vesp0tch 70 the Cn1eaHo If1bunt1
MtLwArkHx. Sept l,tsIS.
FtoCR-Nomlna1y i24c lower.
GGArk-Nhest Irregular. Sales Of 900 bu NJ. AT
sls;9iTH6t.sa Oats-sales Of 100 bu 80. + &C
100 bu at SC
HrcI,f1E--Wheat, s., 600 bu Flour, 90 br14
sE1FxEs1NWbeat.5 s, Geo bu; Flour, a,soo btu- .
Fll1,GHt-lowcr md Qnitts i?xc TO Drtalo TOT
Wheat.
, 1865-09-12

$50 Bare Receipts containing many
secFen md much valuable information never be-
tn extensive use by the celebrasoA Metropolitan
Hotel Of this city. PHne 70 cents; maiIed, post
5s9 Bros1way, NE.
au1T-h701 13t-eA To Tu-stuy
, 1865-09-12

A meeting of Ladies' md gentlemen wish1n: to aid
in the rmcliotation Of the condition OF working
women, was held last evening in The rooms Of The
Young Mems Christian Association It was largely
attended, The committee on reso!utioDs-prc-
vionsly appolnted-rcrorted through Professor
Mscoy; TIC following, Which were unanimously
WnEnrAa, The stastiins statement Is proved to
the Eatlsfactlon Q! This meeting, 10 be tfue, thst
there are women tn Clicsgo, who are mixing p,uta-
ltonh aor tTrnay cents pair, and shtris for ei1
WnEiiEAs, Tie wisdom md bcncvo!cuca OF III .
whole community should be forthwith aummoued
to the contemplation Of such fhghuul md outrage
oue wrongs alid that with a view 10 their speedy
Rt9ds~i, That Dc 1o!IoNin: ve,1.kuoxn End
highly est17ned citizens berqneeted ly this me.t-
irc, 10 net - Committec on Fema}e Labor; to ex-
anime into the fats N the premises, and to 1eaor
TO public meeting Of the people: namely: Joseph
Alcdll, Charles 4. Dana, Charles L. Wilson, j.
Yonne. .ScamEon, Rer. Ds. Burroughs. Rev. Or.
Hep p aay hsy pi 9apasish aa l. E.; e T,eP
Fnrwell nnd f. ". Blatchfo.d, Mrs. j. @. Haln1-
ton+ MEs: Mezrlck: Mrs- Df. Mutt, Mrs. n. y.
Eto"n, Mrs G. Holden, MEs. E1-Aayor Haynes,
MsoirsJ, That the Aforesaid Committee be res
1ectf115 solicited @ cllasce themselves With tae
aaty OF reporting both upon the causes md the
cures ot t-t-:ng evils; and while they aim al the
immediate relief Of the suttrinse Of women who
sew, That they aim at the same time at a compre
gc1caly 10 comprehend IN The Rcope Of their II.
quiries. indeed. thr Nholc subject or female abor;
how 10 l1en ts competition AN ana ss insrease ass'd 1h
Wages Of The sewing brunch Of fensle Industry; 10
what extent women c4n be qualified tor other md
more prodtlble c1l1ngs, trades nnl the nsefnl and
ornamental srte; how they csn hest be educated
for these culployments and supported while learn
ing them an6 last, bnt moi least, how to over
women, in every branch Of work. including thst. Of
clerks and teachers, the eaInt amount o. Nnyes
which Is patd for similar sersices to men.
noEpkp1rs Il FAN WEEK.-1ha Slfehaw4ka En-
tey7rss, Of Saturday last gives The following ac-
count Of lossea by theft during the Fais week:
"our druggist, Mr. ]. H. Whitson, was robbed
Of sIs1 In money and SS75 IN dram, at the Metro
poiltan Hotel in Chicago, on Wcdnesday NIGHT LIST
lis occpried room &c, locked apd boiled hts door
m 1rfirint-. aud hang his pantAlooos, containing
hls ppckef-hooE, on The bed post. and hls ycst 10
one pocket Of which mas bis gold watch and n the
, 1865-09-12

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We Will Give better t.rss to Agent. than any uti,r
dln In The United StaIes WM Il. P0ST& Gu Chicago.
, 1865-09-12
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