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, 1865-02-10

r~Vc find the following in the official
proceedings of the State Senate on Tuesday
last:
Mz. Bushnell on leave introduced the following
toint resolution:
possed Law for the improvement Of the Illinois
sud Michigan Canal apd Of the Illinois river 90 ns
10 make tue sa1ac naEigablc for lake and river
aRtscIrtd, By the Senate, the House OF Repre-
eert2tt:es coueurriDg. that we most respecauEiy
request his Exceilrncy Governor Oslesby, to
take such action in the premises sh.l secnro t.
pisted " the aid act md advise tbs General 4.
Ecmbly what If aDy, action Is required by this
sedy to carry into eec: The provisions OF said act
The rules were suspended and the resolution
Ne we're not aware that the ''Fedcral Con-
gress'' had passed any such law as TINT mcn-
toned in Mr.. Bnshnell's resolution, and re
trust the House not will concur in the joint
resolution and thereby put sach mark OF
public Ignorance on our ofilci1l records. We
should presume that Mr.. Bushnell intended
to soy ''whereas the Federal Housc'of Repre-
eentative6'' hare done 60 and so. but for the
c1p1css tefms Of the resolution which re-
quest Cor. 0g1esby to do certain things rcn-
dercd necessary By this 'aet Of Congress"
Union Stock Tard and Transit Bill.
The following was the vote of the House OF
Representatives at Springfield on Tuesday last
on the motion to reco1nmit the Union Stock
Yard IN Transit bill
11r. Smith. from the Committee on BlDks and
CORPORATIONS reported back Senate bill for IN act
10 incorporate the Union Stock Yard and Transit
Company, with amendments, and recommended
Its paEsaEe 1s amended.
Afr. Cook, Of CoUk, moved that the amendment
anh hill be laid On tie table.
Mr.. Hopkins moved 70 lay the motion on the
table, y Nhich WIS donc--ycas 39 nays SO.
h1r. Mann rnoyea that the bill be Tecommtttel to
the Committee on Dspks and Corporations
Mr. Wfkc moved TO lay the motion on the table,
which was agreed to-fcas a, nays 2S
fEAs-Mcsers. Barrett, Benson. Brown. Bnr-
nett, Curtis Deicklnan. polton. Ford. Gobble,
Hill, uo1yoEe, Hopkins, Jackson, James Of Mon
roe JohpRon Jonee, kerIey, Iake. Logan. hcCoy,
McDouald Mcintyre. uiddlesworth, Miller Of Lo-
gan, Miller OF Richtaud, Morgan. Morrill,. Mnr.
ply, Nerce, Patton, Perry. Randall, Redmond,
Sai,ons,a1l, Sharon. Shelby, Smith, Springer,
Stevenson ct Cook, Stevenson OF Marion, Strung,
Tinchcr, Ward, Webb, Wike, Wood, Ycarsatn-
NArs-Mcssrs. Da1nshack, Bond, Bagchard
ChilIs, Cook OF Cook. Cook Of Woodlord, Cor.
win, Dunn. Henderson. 1sharn, Josiyn, Lloyd
Mann. Martin, Miller Of I1aalle, Miller Of Wash
| ington, Morsc, Nilee, Noble, Payne. .Pnckney
Piatt, Preh. Simpson, Stacy, Strevelf, Thomas
WafEer-1S.
, 1865-02-10
EEO3I EtOEjRSVEELE.
kentucky state HrooffSsnnGs fsne.s nG Hon. 1e1
t1uircd for Nnshy4le-11ness u kAou:
andrew johnson.

LOUISVILLE Feb 9Ihe 5eeens bss mlliasy o5dsE sE
iircction ST he War Department
Passes from Nashville aye now required ior gu
eouth. :. -... .,,.
posed. having been confined to his bed foE several
, 1865-02-10

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. Q, t&5.
Tho following table shows the receipts and
shipments during the past twenty y-four hours:
Hrcr1rrs Asp sInPAxArH DURING PAST ~ Hopne.
RerA1veH HhtnTe1
, 1865-02-10

aforesaid Judge Richard H. Baker, now pest
ilent rctel, .ud at this time holding court Tor
jeff. Davis ut Petersburg. The Judges es-
tates arc large, and lis library (among the
things seized Is said 10 be the most valuable
Of mr. in Virginia. So is history and human
ity. Justice and liberty yindicated.
, 1865-02-10
FROM MISSOURI.
Dialoynl Persons not to he Employed
by kneoFporated CompAnies-Agaf0Rt
Frying Loyal.S1nve-0Tner rs-A Rr1s-
0ucr KexpitedS

ST. Lor1s, Feb. o.-The Missouri State Serate
yesterday passed bill to prevent any ineorporat-
under pcnslty Of $1e0 tne. Also, reIo1ution cx
psesef1: regret at The introduction in Congress Of
proposition to pay loyal Shareholders for the loss
Of their property by emancipation, and iustruct-
Ing o0r Scnators and requesting Our Representa-"
tItcs to opppee 1t. -
The rebel Major Wolf, Nho was sentenced to be
shot in retaliation for The murder Of Major VIII
son, during PRICE, raid, and who has been IN Ora
tiot Prison for several months. under . respite
from The President, was forwarded to Johnson's s
Island on Tuesday, by order OF Lieut.. Col. DaVis,
acting Provost Matshal General Of this Depart.
nent,
, 1865-02-10

NOTICE.--Harriet Lincoln, wife
IN Of Ira Lincoln. will learn something vsfy much
to h,r advattaee. by Addressing the uulersxned In
Ger.ixnt1 u 10 tbs Of said Harriet LIN
~SA' ~ W jDfN ". HAYES, Attorney, DC,
fe4h5atTtts a6 Wa.h1xKt9n'as, Chlesko, II.
, 1865-02-10

G0LD-BEARING BONDS.

Th5se bonds arc now worth premium OF nlne per
cent. including gold interest tram Nov. which "a
the actual pront the I'D loan. current rates. In.
ciui1g interest," about ten per cent per Annu1a. BE-
Sidcs Its exemption from Sote and municipal t9xd~
ton, uAieA axis rous one to tr<e per cens. nsor, ac-
cordng to the rate 1eyed other property. The In
en.h note which may be cut of and sc1d to Any ha.k
Or banker.
, 1865-02-10
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
IMPORTANT FROM TEE ARMY
OF THE POTOMAC.
The Fighting Of Sunday and
Monday.
REPORTED EVACUATION OF
RICHMOND.
Rebel TicHs Of the Peace
Conference.


THE Fighting Of Sunday mud nIon-
lay--<sained Ground Mnfntafned--
Isebel IScpulGe--The Losses. Etc.--
Reported Evacuation OF Richmond.
, 1865-02-10

New York Stock Market.
Closing prtces for cash, Feb. 9h 1sS, 1eceived by
F. G. saloustall Co., Commission. Stock and Bend
, 1865-02-10

Irsprctiou Of Salt Mt Syracuse In 1891.
The Inspection Of salt tor 1851 ~ been rs follows;
ADushelJ.
Fine l73
CUNfse Or solar.
Total ..---. ... :. r 9,3 a.1f
, 1865-02-10

ccBENK'S PUI1lONIC SY-
1f7P SEA WE'D TONIC AND MAEDthf-ahE ~!
sIf1s-Thess deserved!y sud ee!eo11nt so y p1p ptS
n!n1e art and proved the iaacy Of aeseMlM r. axs.
Thch have for many Tears. enn1 s,pn 7ss
econsontion iaeulabis1 4steaTst M s5s ps!stc!a1:
LaHerss srdictcd with 1t Etconct!cd themselves to
22ea;h V,tSont making any effort 70 escsRe from :
no9" W. nroyed. however. tnst CoNsuAFT1oN cA1 Hz
eUHrb that i nas 11sx suTE4 ~ g.sat namneE
p;monic s3rup alone; sad. 10 e'htr esses.
~ s.r met.frine, IN conoectlon with Shenckx
@ ~ tRs rH tonic and Sant,rake Pls. both ac-
Co; ins to he rsausyns9ss ot tho Ease DE- sseenex
r. srr sha thirty years. WIS supposed, 1t ont tine,
to b. 1t 1ery gate of dea,n his pnlsie,aas
Ris lie. He was cured by the afofe: I'D srtupi aad
LIS f.eote1y, many thsnsands slInlis1iJ afflicted
EarEatle success. Tseso excellent net!ctne: aEe tak
safe IN this city, by all drugvifs FaH directions fE
the use uf tnem accompany each ootEe-
taYs1- -C1I6. 1ra'3a
, 1865-02-10

steam-eDgtnes and gas. From the talk Of the t
members, says the y. T. Times, stranger would
conclude that the glorles Of ancient Greece were
az nothing to the grease Of modern days. Some
olesenious Homer should arise to recount It's
marvellous story, It's romance, and Its reality.
The oil men prophecy that ENG on will dethrona
Kine Cotton, and sway the sceptre Of commerce
over the commercial Ysor1d. They also reyeren:-
" point to the carth oil discovery rs IN instance
ct the compensating laws and provisions OF =
higher power, which supplies tho wants OF man
from new and unseen resources when the old ones
fai1 Three years ago The world in general and
New Bedford In particular, lamented the scarcity
Of whales and tho deradencc OF the fisheries.
Now. Titusyille has taken the plsce Of New Bed
ford and Ii the center Of artificial light It Is IN
dcpiabe TINT the oil product Is ono Of the largest
In this country, NhateTcr my be said Of some Of
the merely speculative enterprises in the field. :
Tho following Is the comparative statement Of
The exports (czelusivc Of epecie} from tho port Of
New York to foreign pozts, for the week ending
Jsn. q and since Jan. 1:
s1: E. n ttss:sss:: 'S y 6 'Tsa'sS fs @ 5Ss
f4sss f,sss !; Il ~ s''SI'' =;
The following is tho comparative statement Of
the imports OF foreign dry goods and general mer-
chandiec, for the week ending Feb. 3 and since
jan. !:
5:s $:s!e:; E: f.: e. @ 81; l..
Fst7 Fsse s:ss4s sss 81 Ssss: fs9s III; sss
Since jan. .s21 co2s s2e5.5o1s s.esso21i
The following tablo ahows the export Of specie
from The port OF New York to foreign ports, for
fourteen years, from Jan. to Feb. d. 1865 and for
! vjx&1 f+4 ~.
, 1865-02-10

| Dec. 10. is 8, ,e82. The quota Of Ohio under
| the same caR] is announced to be e6,037 men,
| or G SG5 les than ours. This is most cxtraor-
diuary when it is borne in mind that the pop
ulation Of Ohio exceeds that OF Illinois By up
wards of 100, GOO, and thc legal voters BY 12j,-
! 001. Nc should like to ask Provost Marshal
General Fry how he makes out that State
containing i, III, 900 Inhabitants, and casting
| 3se, eco votes, should he called on to furnish
nearly sstxa Mousund more men than another
! Western State containing ,Aoo, 900 Inhabitants
| and casting 476 600 votes? This sort Of hsuf'
| ing. however, is in perfect harmony with the
b,undc1ipg fncompetency which characterizcs
aud discraccs the management Of the Provost
Marshal Generals office.
NtAc quota OF Ohio is correctly estimated,
at &C. OF, then tue quota Of Illinois abould
rot exceed 1890. II Ohio is properly as.
sessed. Illinois is called on to furnish II .Oo)
more mcn than her just proportion. But
il The ouota of Illinois il correctly made
| ont. then that Of Ohio is too ANAL In proper
tim. II Illinois should furnish 3s .832 1nct,
Ohio ought to be called on for A 500 instead
cfH.W. It cannot br pleaded that Ohm,
like some Of 1he New England States. las
relative surplus OF old men md females. Inc
proportion of arms bearing men Is as great as
In Illinois. Young men are rs numerous III
Cincinnati as in Chicago. The county OF
Hamilton which contains 6o,0oo more popu'
lation thin the county Of Cook, is called on
to furnish only LAB men, while this county
Is required to produce upwards OF 3,J9o men.
Such blundering is perfectly outrageous and
lpcxcusablc. Our State authorities should
not 4a1ne,y submit to It and we also call tue
attention Of our members Of Congress to this
subject. Itisthcir duty to take steps to en-
force the correction Of these 1nonstrous or
1o~s. We think it about time the attention
of The President aud Secretary Of War va
ca1lcd to tSk gross incompetcncy Of th
l officer in charge Of the CONSUMPTION Bureau
: Thc rights Of the people arc manifestly uE
safe In his keeping.
= rzs. A curious and interesting incident o:
!. cured at Norfolk, Va., recently: some elsh
= or nine years sincc, Mrs. Douglas, who wer
;. from Washington to Norfolk to teach Joun
u laa;ts' day school, and who occupied some
j. her leisure evening hours teaching lit
!, p1cccss :, the alphabet, Was arrested and q
~ .niened before Judge Richard H. Baker, ar
1,v him sentenced to fine and the dungco
:. Well the world Inns moved some, and
- tnre's sure !" compensations have come
- cind,catc the long-forgottcn Mrs. Dough-
1ndre Underwood, among other otlc'
= ed;cfs issued process Of conbscation to t
u S1a,ted States Government Of the "good
y chsttels, lands. ncrcditaments," &C.. Of !
, 1865-02-10

EHEEP-The market VIII quiet. with uSut rtetip8-
Benty sold Goodman 50, averaging 1o3 Is st 50. %.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
Make Farm Life Attractive.

.1By less hard work, Farmers often
undertake moro Than they can do well,
and consequently work 100 oarly and
too late.
2. BY moro system: The faipers
should 'havc q tishc to ecgin und stop
llabers Nhcy sbouhI- pa4 lsnors mind
and machinery into t,oir>work- They
should theorizo us well as practice and
lot both 20 together. Farming il heal
thy, moral and respectable, and in the
long run may be profitable. The farm
er should kecp good stock and oot of
debt. The farm Is the best place to be.
gin aud tud life, and hence so many in
tho cities and professional !ifc covct a
rnrsl home. ''l'. g f'4' &! sa
3 BY inking care OF hcalth. Farm.
ers lave. healthy variety Of exercise,
bat loo oftcn neglect clcaniiness, omit
bathing, eat irrcgularly and harriedly
sleep IN IN ventilated apartments, aud
expose lh cmselvcs 10 cold. Nineteenth
oi Tho human diseases ariso from cold
or ihtsmperancc. Frequent bathing is
picfitable; so is fresh air, delibei a,ion
atihc dinner table, and rest after meal.
(, BY adjoining tho home. Nothing
IS lost by pleasant home Books, pa
pers, pictures, music aud reading should
all bo brought 70 bear upon the in door
family ebtertsinments aud nca,ness
aud comfort, order, shrubbcry, hSwers
and fruits SHOULD barmonisor all with
out. Home should be q sanctu.ry, 90
happy and holy Chat children will love
il, women delight in 1t, n,anhcod crave
IL, uud old age achjdyit. 1'serc would
DO .s- desettions Ui homestcsds iflpains
were taken to make them ugreeabc,--
Ease, order, health and beauty are com
patibfe with farm life, and wcrc ordsin.
cd to go wRh it, rAdbarn J0urnaIsol
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
3 stop That Boy. !

A cigar inc his mouth. n swuugcr i'm
his.walk. impudepce in his7 face. n carer
for,nolhingness in, bis manner, Judg.
ing from his demeanor, be Is older than
bis father, wiser than bis teacher, more
honorcd than The mayor frtbs tow n,
bighsr than tho President. Stop him,
he iir going too fast; hs don't $40 him,
soil. as others sos him; no don't know
his speed. Stop him. ore tobacco shat
tors his nerves, ore pride ruins him, ,erc
the sloaser smastera the man, ere good
ambition and manly strength, give way
10 low pursuits and british aims. Stop
all suoh boys They IRE legion. the
shame Of families, the disgraossof tien
towns, tho sadaand solemn repsoaehes
of themselves .gsi.o.. s'se.sSsf ,r.h
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

ianw sicUp s(0FRiciAL isaaisap3 Gqs
The Pest Office Departments gives no-
ticc th Tho / kENALTIES fixed by law
for CARRYING j. LETTERS OUTSIDE
THE MAILS. when not enclo<ed In
g ssPsS 4 E(Psssps: (syy xl'
where VIOLATIONS aic known 10 exist. = =
.S.eqmboats no sal ing vesseTs, Keep.
ting those TO foreign Countries, hsving
postal arrange menis with the United
States, railroads, express companies,
stsge aud omnibus lines, are permitted
TO carry pnd deliver letters when, cover
cd BY Government Stamped Envelopes
Of he dem sufficient for the
postage collectiblc thereon: PROvlD.
ED, "1Bat tho said Envelope shall BE- dll.
sealed, or ofher,tise frmiy and securely
closed, 80 tldt stcb flitcr Cannot be taken
fhrctrom nahout tearing Or destroying
such spreiope, and the same duiy directed
and addressed; d,id ne date Of such ietfer
OF nc rtteipf or frdnsnisSioa Mereof, 10
Be iri,ftea or stamped or Ofheriiss, cppea-
on speA enrelcIe. - Sec 8, act OF August
81, 1869 -, T. 'a,.h'e'. '.i -
Only letters relating solely TO the CAR
40 or ARTICLES cosvEygp AZ rnEionr by
such sleamboat, sailing vessel, express
company, stage, or omnibus limo. trav.
cling over nail.rouie, may be lawfully
carried not so enclosed UNPAiD LET.
rms ron Delivery and those pnrpAip
ny rostAGr CLAMPS, CANNOT be carried
outside the mail by any OF these con.
veyahcos withoutsu bjectiRg the captain,
owner, driver. or other smploycc to d
PENALTY Of $3.50 for each aud every
such offcnGc. ..it' .-''H
Postmascfs and Other Agents Of this
Department wifi SEQ tbat the law "
obcycd tao- 7a ~ 2l-l'o1 ?
By order-of tho Postmastcr General
A. N. ZEvktr. tlsf
Third Aest. Postmaster GcnorsL.
Post Ofiicc Department, Sept, Is, 1865
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
. .ss,vcJr1useliy : cJ1 10 Children. i.

dlt IL enough 10 make the, heart ache
10 see how cruel silly mo,hcrs nres IN
dressing their-iitls.e ones. -We do not
spla,cyssh sylnesalto bs eruelrripdoed,
We knowthNssSpeya vouId lpdignantiy
ryl,alo apy Sleh impnlaliop.rneyertho.
lasszi hsya are scEpel = gis1s'ly cruel ~
pAsys sipsiahees, Svshlc lbsytopdy cher:
isli tia ideA, That they arc Tho tendervst
ofnpthsrs,s Lopk al that. beautiful bare
mock and those eboplders, thoso spot
loss ar ms and those red kneest You
lSavo v"ur liltle cue exposed TO sll Che
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

lever Ssnd the hoss Of iBfantile maladjes
lhstcome by.destroying the equilibrium
and making too heavy sdraug ghts on the
vital energies Of yoar- child TO keep up
the temperaturc1 1ofDths ppeeycred parts.
As ,yousyalpe its life, indulge IN this IN :
sane folly no longer. Cover up its neck
md limbs, and dress II warm and com :
fortsbly ,sss you do yeurseif. .TsA'aF z
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
Forms OF Salutations.

Most modern torms OF saluutions and
ciyitity are, derived froma chiyalry,a . or
at, lcust from war aud they all bctokcp
some difference. .as to u conquctor; just
as IN ptiyatc life We still continue 10
sign oufsclves TIC very bumblcscrvants
OF oor. correspondence. The uncosered
head was simply the head unarmcd, the
helmet being removed, the partyywas d,
mercy, So the hand ungloved was the
band pngaunlleted; aud 10 tliis day IL
. IN an inciviIity 10 shake banus with
gloves oenp Shaking itself was but d
token oiiruco, in wfiicbtbe parties touk
bold, each Of the othcrs Weapon hand
to make sure-against treachery.a So al.
! so the gentlemsn''s bow is but on offcr'
, Of tie meek TO tile STROKE Of the ads,aG
.aryf 30 tho lady q courtesy isabuti ,iro
form OF going ensher knees for. mercy 5
The general principle il, marked. .as IL
ought naturally to be, still more strong
4 y, in the'caso OF military saiutcs. Why
liss discharge ofgnnsa snlutei Becah hss
itiieavcs the guns empty, and NJ the
mercy ofthcoppeHcnt. 1 And this 10 80
! trus, lhnt the saluting With blank car
tridgcs 10 u arrinpdern ibventiop.. For.
\ metly ,.saIutesNstre fred by disclrargins
tho cannon balis, and 'thoro hlsss hneo
linstances In which tho compliment has
boen nearly fatal soaAo visitor wilomi IL
mcant to honer When tho officer, ga
laoes, hc points the drawn sword TO tho
/. grouDd, aud sho salute Of tho iroops IA,
even at ibis day, called presenting
arm" .Athat IL, presohting ltbea' io be
taken! :linitps Tlssq saal ~ sinonu,q'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

In our country, girls sack their sweet.
bearts; IN Turkey, husbends Geek their
wives. $50 s.s..e I9sf rah7 sas
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,iwc should manage our fortune as we
DO our hcsi,hA-enjoyit whom good, abc
patient whom N ~ bad, aud never sp.l
pIy violent fetnedtss except in aa OK
irctnr necessarily. ipn rv ~ nftr 1fE
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
.sAnTrOg story

AOne is hall inc lined 10 accept as ia
dubitablc what Eian teIls aus OF tho
wa,cfsnakcs fiogssn Egypt. The
former haze, he Informs us, passion
ate liking for dcyouring the latter No
one knows ihia better than tho frogr;
and, accordingly, whom tho two meet
in pond, wonieifdTls lho cunning
which rhsues. 2 Ysur " ssiersaako gsidcsl
upi az IL iaihtentionicss vi evil, bat oar
other sliiny IL lend IL Ysitc awatc oflihe
design oi the paasionloss !Witing snake.
He tnaRes lor the DearvSt twig. soisse
II, aud carries i 1 avi oes his mouth. IL,
then feafie. sly approuch,s The hydra
Tho latter how niskes III itlic- irsg with
oi,en pfwr; buetlfo tw'g across be ir,g's
lnoul /, iaesnuch wider than the iaN ID
the simke,- and hc cam by no possibility
-,SafFow die ,nueh sdesncd frog. The
iastris looks down iiis cnciisy s throat
frunr risc outside, ibdloe iaet by ,hepfu-s
lSelifr}. 1ew 4, aud laoghs, Ttsc water.
sns ke tries bgsin aud agai''; he elidc~
rUhnd Ms Intended victim, but the troe
slw ays eontriyes To keep him in view /;
ana ito end o,srverysgttempt 10, that
,hefoiIed snake frds tho bar carried by
tiis autici 2story victim tying across 'h'r
opeh ;iws, and the frog o,cc more i,ough.
ifg-dowa liza throat.r a'he hydra at
length giycsit up IN dcepsiriaiud sireE.
rs; plumping into safe spot wherr
ho knows nis tfuii csi arc assembied,
,eDsliisl lexciiing ta'o aadasaisss gscry
dinsoi croaktog4 congtaseiaiionsF Ziszt
| o'd 'usessels a---.s,-- .a@za - ss srlE
q ,eslioon iy". tle fjsfcndaais Coin
spl--Ss:pid M e'isht enter into positive
agrneprnt 20 lasrry yop'' - - T
: Answer--dSot. .cx,.elly, but he ennrt.
od-nle a good deal, and iic tcilsd my
sister Ja7e That 10 iniendsd 70 marry
In our iamiIy" ,i,~.s -
..lae ireTyTq scT -----THsi-n i-nfTu saI
4 aone contspteds with what he has ions,
aands bat small lchanoo OF becoming
4 fambus tor what he will DO. Ils has
lain down TO die. The yrasA Is already
growing pvcr him. Ta ssoa. a., ..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
ain sidEfsaskkoAanr

|, niew a slvi'7a a al sazrsi "a ssais u
suoisss1gxs soisa9 asus basoa - ksr
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

<s1sAsSrs Rs-r,1ytjes isinv vshr slaii-
--.tllssSss Ssp.l), ),ssE,Rs 1863 ,l
The sutsg, Ard phsset, ,siste, ny leus ,
siioGd into ,vi.h d.e Dimocrisy finds
themselves, North and Sonth, makes d
day ofefastin ufpropritS dEf the lord
isgescr aeoin z. .LeIpIur,snowlsthis times
Id p,y slerikle strs, hgvp OF the. Church
senih. deside 10 appoint p day nv fasli n
add payer, / submit the foIlerih &C q
Fam uvsgony, frproprit fer the occa-
sions1 10Y 81! llam nl ILa.l al q taA
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

Amun,. The srrirEea nnnouncci' ihir.
ealc IN M aauEfa. W. pef.ei ss iahs ar,
tivte en,irlsd 'sr.asogany chilsiis elair."
The father vt this wonderful ohilll
ae'l-l haze -ts'ea pt'ibc wvpd family.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11
sATURDAY::::;:::::NovEMBER II, 1885


GEN. JoHS L. SWIFT, of Massachusetts,,
late Adjutant General of Louisiana, arrived
in town yesterday, in company with Gen.
FITZPATRICK. Generals FITZPATRICK and
Swrrr, after fighting the armed rebels of the
Government on different fields of the Repub-
lie, took the stump in New Jersey against
the insidiou. Copperhead enemies of the
country. To their eloquence, powerful argu-
ments, and untiring exertious, as much as
70 any other agencies, ia due the great ma
tional triumph of the Union party just
achieved in that State. Gen. swIrr lcft for
home last evening to obtain rect, and will
return to this city at the opening of Congress
and connect himself with the NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN as one Of its associate editors. lie
is as graceful and powerful writer as he is
orator.
General KrLPATRIcK has justly been
rendered a leave of absence for one year,
and during that time he will visit Europe.
Last evening he was the guest of Secretary
STANTON at dinner
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11

HoS. MICHAEL HAHN--one Of the few loyal
patriots of Louisiana--is at willard's
GEs. THOMAS FRANCIS MEAsHsR is now
acting Governor OF Montana Territory, In absence
Of Governor Rdgarton.
MAJ. Gss. DANIEL Z. eicKLEs and Gov.
Parsons, OF Alabama, arrived at willsrds' this
morning. They had brief Interview with the
President to-day.
Rev. 7. W. CONWAY, late Commissioner
Of Freedmen In Louisiana, is in this city-stOp.
ping at willsrd's.
MR. Sol. MuLLALr, Of the New York
Metropolitan Record, and Mr., EdwardA Pol
lard, OF the Richmond Erdnifnsr, have associated
themselves with Colonel NJ G. Gallaway In tho
Memphis 4rd Ldncht, the publication Of which
will be presently resumed. Let it slide.
WV. d. CALHouN, of Springfield Mass.
died in that city on Wednesday last He was
born In Boston in 1906; educated at Yale, and
settled in spriugh Id as lawyer. In ls2a he
was sent to the State Legislature, and duriUg g
1884 and 1885 was Speaker Of the House. In 1851
he was again In the Legislature. He wa' fire.
quent contributor to the local press and In his
time one Of the most popular and active men 10
his State.