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from Cairo.

CAIRO. January l4.-The steamer Marble
City. from New wsOreans the 7th has arrived
The steamship Creole left for New York on
the 9th. but broke her machinery 60 miles below
the c;,y and was obliged to retnrh. Her Passen-
gers aud mails were transported TO the Morning
Star which would leave on the evneing OF the
1th
Gen. Csnby issued order directing naval
commanders 20 seize all the private boats tha,
were found landing or engaging in unlawful
trade with the enemy AT points not under mill
tsry or naval supervision. lie also says that no
permits will be given for the transportation OF
products in insurrectonsry districts, or supplies
except within the lines Of acttsl occupation by
our forces. All products found moving in vio-
lation of this order are 20 be seized and turned
orer to the purchasing agent OF the district where
found Persons owning or controlling products
of insurrectonary districts are permitted to come
within our lines for the purpose Of disposing OF
their products, a. ordered By Congress, and
passes will te given lnsuring ,heir protection,
unless forfeited by bad faith or conduct, within
the lines.
Two hundred bales of cotton were sold al
New Orleans.
Sugar and molas.es firm.
SIX hundred prisoners captured by Griersoi
arrived ST Memphis on the llth
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rom hyiilc.

nashville. January IL The uuion conven-
vention to day nominated ". G Bros snlow Tor
Governor by scclamation.
A delegate asked If he would accept, where
upon he responded a. follows:
Geutlemen-l settle the controversy by nv
assuring you that will accept. Applause |
cannot be expected TO DO anything more, and
certainly ought to do no less than tender to
you convention, my sincere and unieigned
thanks for the honor and distinction YOU have
conferred on me | will not speak to you, gent
tlemen. but what YOU will lack In speaking. IL
the people should ratfy the nomination, will
try 70 make ~ in deeds and acts, and God being
my helper. if you will send up Legislature io
reorgauize the militia and pass other necessary
business. | will put end 10 this iaferEal sys
TEN OF guerrilla fighting in the stale-io east
middle and west Tennessce-ii We have 70 shoo
everv man.
The convention ,re nominating Legislature
tn-nisht
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-16
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF lSDIANA,)
BUREAU or FISAscx.
ISnrAxAPoIrs June "a 1854

INnIANAFOLTs, juno q, Icb4
INDIANA OFFICERS who have been serving In
the army are inforu.3 that their Ordnance Returns
win be made up and pr e.eted 10 the proper Department
and certificates Of acquitiance obtained ree OF cadr9e
by applying 20 Nr g Rocker. Chief Clerk State Ord
nance Department. Office stairs over NAens hart
ware store NO u West asangion street Indianapolis
By making returns above directed officers will not
only they will be able 10 settle with the
(;oyerument and draw their pay from 10 three
months earlier than II the business entrusted to Claim
Agents
By order OF Governor xo.roS.
W. H. n. TERRELL.
eeS-dr Financial Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-16
All kinds of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

And will buy and sell Gold, Silver Exchange, Govern.
ren Vouchers Orders Washington, State Stocks and
Public Securities of every description
Collections will be promptly made, and every kind OF
business attended that belongs TO legitimate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent upon
Looms obtained at this Bank and the most ample pro-
visions made for the safekeepng OF Deposits and Tor
lhe accommodation ofDepositors
In addition the responsibility OF the United States
liabilities OF the Bank the Stockholders are ind
,duay responsible the extent OF their stock, In add
tion the amount invested in such shares thus arordns
the ample security to the public
The following the present stockholders o' the IN
sttuton'
VIM H. English Vim. Brsden,
W r NofsinGer Benz. f. Tuttle,
Lewis Jordon John W. Murphy,
Deloss Root Judge Y. N. Finch
Jer. McLene,
J. r. ID Lnniel. ofN.N. VIM willard,
GOV. O. p. Morton A. Baldwin,
Hon. John J. Morrison, ID. W. Noble,
Cen Iaz Noble W. o. lockwood,
Hon. Oscar b. Hcrd, Daniel Hennessey.
Hon. T. A. Hendricks, James fo"crs,
Hon. David kilgore, J. L. Slaugnter,
Hon James A. Cravens. Lucian Hills,
Hon John &. New. W D. l. MORTON
Hon 7. NJ Sullivan, Barnabas Coffin,
Rev. VIM. A. Holiday, John {. Hereth,
Prof. c. y. Todd. DIR. j. NJ. CASTOR,
i George Stilz. II. Il. Pinch
George ". Riggs, Dr. J. h. Noodbul
Robert Browning. inc. c. Wright,
". J. Holiday. John Hendricks,
w R Holloway A J. Danforth,
J. NJ. Maxwell. James Greene,
VIM. ii. Fry, I'd. Bilhngsly,
A J. Hay. W. w Leathers,
X. x. Parker, James Ninsov
J. L. Hoiton.
winslow, Lanier Co.
J A. Ross. Julyn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-16
From 81. l.cuis.

Sr LorIs January IL Gov Fletcher is
sued proclamation to-day declaring Missouri
free State. in accordance with the emancipation
ordinance passed by the State Convention Hun
dreds Of business houses ana private residences
s-e briilisntl, illuminated 20 night; bands play
inc fire works exploding. and thousands upon
thousands OF enthusiastic citizens throng the
streets 20 witness the grand spectacle
The expedition cent from Cape Graudeau to
Cherokee Bav. Ark under Lieut.. Rsine, 8 few
dsy. since, killed l9 gusrrillas, captured a nun
her Of prisoners snd 50 horses
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NATIONAL BANK.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OLE INDIANAP liz

rs THE official depository and financial agent Of the
United States and will furnish, on the most fsvors-
,ie terms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-16
PLANNING & FLOORING MILL
South New Jersey Street.

DOOR. BLIND, AND SASH FACTORY. PLANNING
IL and Flooring Mill.
Having completed my Factory. am prepared 20 fur
ni>h Doors. Sash, Blinds, Door and window Frames,
Noldng, Coruce Brackets, Dressed Lumber. Weather
boarding and other manufactured lumber pertaining
building. reasonable rates any other manufsc
turer n the city
Hsvrg q hand slarSc stock ofthoroughly seasoned
River Pine Lumber, am ensbled warrant rry
ufscture.
Orders for working. flooring dressing and planning
lumber promptly attended to-
oct26 dSm WARRkN TATE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-16
NUMBER 4,442.


tELET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
be. resd the following certificate fr.n genil.msa vel
known In this community, and doubt more
Its general Introduction into the army will ths
lives Of thousands Of oar soldiers
LoUIynLr. Jane I'd. lsss
We under>isned. have the good effects Of IN
JoES BUILs Cxpses Buzss Ia case Of general debility
and prosrson Of the system, and believe is general
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among our sodiers particular, would thi. be the ese
especially those who exposed 20 the missmsfic II
tuences IN The Southern climate
Nal. PHILIP Spell,
Collector Int. Rev. 81 Die ky
CHAs. B. COTTON,
Collector os the For; e Louisville, KY
COL. H. DENT,
Provost Marshal General ef Kentucky
REV. d. P. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission
HARVEY, HUGHES 4 CO..
Publishers Denycru.
GEO. P. DoERN,
Proprietor Louisville Anasiscr.
HUGHES & PARKHrLL,
Wholesale Dry Good. Dealers, Main street. Losi.-
vile, KY.
DAVIS. GREEN Co,
wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville
HART 4 NAfoTHER,
Liihosraph.r,. corner Market and Third streets,
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant. corner Third ssd Market Sta.
Louisville, ky.
CAPT. 8. =. HILDRRTH,
OF the steamer Major Andersos.
MAJ. l. 7. rHURSr0N.
Paymaster U. s. Army.
c. NJ. METCALF,
National Hotel, Louisville, Ky
COL. JESSE BAYLEs,
4th Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal
SOLD WHOLESALE BY
DAILY, KEEPER a HUSH,
13 South Meridian ST.. Indianapolis.
y&wl2tosm
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DIR. WHITTIER.


uUKxRy ALLEN, Nee ysrh Livery and. Sale - -
tsIsnn's D1sc4- nAoe.
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GRAY 4 WILLIAMS.
Washington. City. ID. G.

A TToRNEYs AT Law AND SOLICITORS OF
n Claims once No s31 Pennsy sanis Aveage, few
doors east of the National Hotel VIII prosecute claims
before the United Court az Claims and Congress
Rusurss With .ll the Executive Departments inc rd-
n Claims Of every description connected with the Mill
,ary Ani Naval Service attended With promptness and
energy "ct1-dsn
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
philadelphia, Pa.

DIsEAsEs OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL URISA-
- RY AND SEXUAL slSTFMS-Nev and reliable
Reports OF the Howard Assocstion-Sent
" mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Ad
dress Dr. J. SKILIIN H0UGHTON, Hcvs-d Association,
No : South Ninth street. PhilA1ei~his sow 50 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
Important Letter from Gen. shersss.

IAhP MAR ALEXANDRIA W., Ai,y 40 ''N'"
DEAR Bowman: am just arrived. All ny
army will be In to-day have been lost the world
ia she woods for tine Yet on arriving at the
settlements" found have made quito stir among
the people at home and that che most sinister motives
bsvc been ascribcd TO rDe.
Jtsye made frequent official reports OF my oihcisl
action in all public matters. and AL OF them have been
carefully suppressed who the most ridiculous nonsense
has been iudustriousy spread abroad through al inc
newspapers Well you know what Importance 81
tsch to such matters aud that have been too long
fighting with real Rebels with mnskets in their hands
10 be scared by mere noncombatsnts. no matter how
high their civil rank or station.
| II l. amusing TO observe how brave and firm some
men become when al danger is past have noticed on
folds OF battle brave insult the captured or
nutil,te the dead but towards and laggards always
do. 1 cannot now recall the act. but Shakespeare
records bow poor Fastad tire prince Of towards snd
wits rising from figured death. stabbed again the
dead Percy and carried the csrcasc ao IA triumph 10
prove his yeIor. ~ now. when the Rebellion In our
land Ia dead many Fssiafs appear to brsuiish the
evidence Of cir vaor and seek 20 win applause. and
to appropriate bcnors for deeds that done
AS To myself, ask popularity, 70 reward; but
dare the War Department 10 publish my Official letters
and reports assert that ny official report. have been
pnrposely suppressed. while all the power ~ tho piess
has been indignantly tGfled against me-
DO wani peace aGd security ana the return 10 law
ard u- ice fr,iD Maine 10 the Rio G,aDce and IL 1t
doos 10. exist substantially it for State reasons
beyond py comprehension II may be thought strange
tho. one who has no fame but as soldier should have
been 30 careful to try the civil power Of the
Government and the peaceful jurisdiction Of the Federal
Courts but it is difficult TO discover In that fact any
Just cause Of ofiense TO Enlightened and ee people,
Bat when men choose 70 SANDER aud rure others they
can easily invent the facts for the purpose when The
proposed victim far away engaged IN public service
OF their own bidding But there ii consolation In know
Ing chat though truth lies in the bottom Of well, the
YANKEES perseverance, enough 70 get 70 that bot
tori Yours truly W. T. SlfEgNAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
THE ASSASSINATION.
THE TRIAL ON THUASDAX
Closing Of the Evidence for the
Prosecution.
OPENING FOR THE DEFENSE.
The Treatment of Our Prisoners.
More Sickening Details Of Rebel Barbarity.
TESTIMONY RELATIVE TO DOCTOR MUDD.
TESTIMONY RELATIVE TO DOCTOR MUOD
Catholic Priests on Mrs.. Surratts Character.
Haggard Appearance Of tho Prisoners
An Important Witness Against Jcf. Davis.
spocisl DispS,c h to The n. p Tribune
WA.nINGrON Thursday Nav %. ls6'


WASHINGTON. Thursday May %. 1865.
The conspiracy trial was resumed NJ 10 O'CLOCK
10 day. A large crowd Of spectators thronged th'
Registry Office throughout tho day. Most of those "a
ia gery pressing for adinttance were strangers from
o distance. attracted here by the grand review.
The prisoners show a very marked change since
Saturday Either their prison life the effects u The
evidence has qiven an increased palOr and haggard
ness 70 all uoless II be Arnold WHO u evidently enter
tanning hope that nothing be fond 10 impicat,
him beyond the attempt 10 kdnap Mr.. Lincoln.
Many distinguished pcr-oDagcs were present al In
evals through the day; among others. the Hon john
Van Buron.
TIE evidence oftbe prosecution was closed this amer
noon and the defense commenced tue examination Of
their witnesses.
Col Harrison JEFF Davs's private secretary. will
be- II is said. most important witness agains, JEFF.
avis in the assassination trs he having banded all
Of Daviss private correspondence
An accidental discharge Of q guards muskei in an
upper room at the arsenal to-day making loud re
port caused considerable 1atter. and ipstncti'ey sas
pc..cd Guy Fawkes nppreboDsions among the crowd
The Court suspended business until the VI alarm
was discovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
Boston, Thursday. MAY

EOrIOS, Thursday My 20 I''''
The United States gunboat Tn'carora, from
Fortress Monroe with Alexander ii. Stephens and
Postmaster Reagan on board arrived below this port
this morning and anchored IN the NaTows. The Rebel
party Will be- lodged In For Warren to.dsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

IT, p,., kssry u llssx - The Mis-
.is.ippi Fleet - Cs"'"-A" '"''"
PROM Aykopsas.
CAInO ThufsIay, May r, I.9a

CAIhO1 IhuI51hy, mhy 81 ~
Gen. Wafhburns states that the repOrt from
Memphis teegrsphed q few days since, giving al 40
count Of q plot sm0ng negro troops Hbre. Vie con
tsmpl,ied massacre Of paroed Rebels. ard TIE sub
shooting Of tue coored troops Is false In every
particular. -,
Twenty vessels o. the Mississippi feet have been
ordered 10 Cairo. 20 be discharged.
Considerable cotton il up tbe Red River swOting
m IA report ID at Little Rock that Kirby Smith il 70
ceying reSOrcemonts BY men on The ea' sido OF .he
river. iii,
Psnfoetion In Arkansas 10 progressing rapidly.
The poplo ars taking ts management Of guoirnas IN
their own hands. nj,
In two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

Rsuor,rs CAPTURE 81 Gov. Iefcher Of ViF.
gista.
WARRINGTON. Thursday. May 25, 1865.
report prevails that ex-G0y. Letcher has
been captured by some Of Gen. Torberts comno0c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

Ths Cheapss NewspsDsr and nest Lite
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The wEEKLr HERALD for the present week. nov ready
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A continuation OF the testimony in the Trial Of wis
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News from Europe Mexico, Hayti, st. Domingo SO:
Editorials ON leading topics Of the day; Poetry; tho
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Literary, Artistic. Scientific and Religious intelligence
Theatrical Review for the week; Varieties; Sporting
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Valuable Reviews Of the Money, Commercial, Cattle,
Horse Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets. Together
with variety OF local and miscellaneous news
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will be given for the bsst original American seov.
making ~ least three hundred and ATTY printed psgea
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Kate Howard. Ex-Mtstress Of Louis ma
pOleon.

Kate Howard. Ex-R1istress Of Louis ma
poleon.
At the C,stsau Beauregard Versailles about the
2oth ult died the once beautiful Kate Howard-beaut
full no longer-whose finely cbissed GreciAn features
magnificent figure and charms OF manner in years gone
by swayed the mind Of Louis Napoleon, refugee and spe
cial constable Of London Prematurey old al foytwo,
so corpuent that from figure and feature destitute Of
mental souroes Of enjoyment, her last years formed
strange contrast the days Of her youth ana beauty
From the Emperor, her former lover, she received
every of favor and consideration. On Napoieons
marriage with the Empress Eugene the chateau and do
mains Of Beauregard settled upon bis former nis
tress one Of the finest properties IN the envrons u
Paris built by Cardinal Furstemberg FOR the Pur'
pose of giving artistic fstes TO Louis Qustorze
Millions laid out upon tho internal arrange
ments Of the chateau river was turned from s course 70
flow through the grounds whole section OF forest was
purchased TO cut down because mpeded the view from
the windows. Every Establishment, every seduct'oa OF
regard and yet amid all this splendor Kate Howard or
rather Madame Trelawney for she had married cap
tain Of that ns%s lived LIE OF comps, na
her later years her corpuence says the London Court
Journal increased 10 such extent that the last carriages
made for her were contrved 70 opon entirely from Dack
'front.' for OF the ngress and egress Of
her massive form The only JOY Of her latter days was
In the pursuit OF vexstoas lawsuits which amused her
mind and kept up perpetual excitement Against her
husband against her tradespeope against her lawyers
themselves she managed 70 carry on legal war which
| had become the sole enjoyment OF her life.
Al last she sent for the cure of Chesnay ez Versailles
In whose parish the sumptuous domain Of Beauregard
situated and abiured the Protestant faith. 10 which
she had been brought up TO adopt that OF the Roman
Church But even this failed TO give relief, and few
days afterwards she expired OF what is called by doctors
disease of the heart but Ia well known by philosophers
regret for the past Of the WEAKNESS, and dread
of the future The children she had adopted will inherit
che whole of her property tho chateau Of Beauregard
and tho title to the son. the Comte de Bechevet ant
an income Of ten thousand pounds year to the two
| daughters Both Of these remarkable for thei
beauty and have been educated with the greatest care
Hcr funeyal was attended by many thousands of per
sons amongst whom the poor very numerous. Sh
had apparently strven by her charities to atone for th
| irreguarity Of her earlier lifc
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CHICAGO, sept 7, 1895.
The Stats Fair largely attended md the szhibstcs
is acknowledged 10 be the largest held Illinois
II will eliminate 10 morrow and close saturday. II
has rAined hard to-day, and but little was done the
fair grounds. -
General Grant Win visss Bssepcrt Huurdsy, mo ct
Of that pscs having rendered hi< public rscep
ton ne WIN return % his homo q qalsaa, 49, leave
thsre on Tuesday morning special in tesdercd By
The Illinois Central Railroad for 80 Lou VIE Springfield
Governor Oyesby aad Generals Logan and Braymaa
visited the Chsmbsr Of Oommsrcs This morning, ana
we're formally Welcomed By President Randolph. Tho
distinguished visitors Responded returning thanks 10 the
Board, and congrssuiaains Ne nsnbsn thereof upon
their general reputation ZOE loyalty and paaessm 40
their enterprise n rsaag snah staesiy 0saunsnt -
Ne now Chambsr al Oenaesss WNN
tho United Ssrvtss Cub esvs Governor Osi@by aaS
oeners IesaA sass rsssasA ~ svssias IL shs opsrs
.DuIldinG
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a II L N A ' Y.



on tho Iaticry last evening. tho officers momcntry OK
pec,ing ,rdcrs 20 Shc {, ono OF tho
supply ships OF the North Atlantic squadroS Tho fol
lowing sfe her officers
euso.,,e,.-Aicx MoIrav.
h1,wg Nm igss---(;harcs Wilson and William Field
fpg ners-Sccond Ass s,snt John A. Patterson Acting
Third Assistants chas A Engsrcn, u. A. Bandcli John
+ Ccstcr -
rRI.L TRIP or DOuDLE-gnDHws.
The doubt ,-cndcrs Algonquin and winooski fast
approach ng completion, preparatory 10 The grand sea
race winch IL 10 d eide CERTAIN mechanical and marine
problems Prior the trip tho vessels will be sub
jcclcd 10 steam trial at the Brooklyn Navy yar,
The sloop of-wsr Brooklyn, whose name Is ia
mar with tho readers Of tho capture Of Now Orleans
has thoroughly ovcrhaued and will shortly sail for
Rio Jsnciro the flagship Of the Brazilian squadron
ski Hfp'. TIM sAYR ROBBERY. a q, ''f
Tho Investigation into tho late robbery Of the pay
masters safe from board tho Donegal siill continues
IT, is beloved thai no blame be attached 10 tho pay:
! master OF thai vessel
NEW BxBCUTIvH oPPIOBR.
Commander s. D. TrcnchAsd has assumed the duties
Of Executive 0nccr OF Tho Brooklyn Navy Yard.
n SUPPLY sHIP' mo. n .lt u
The supply ship Ino Ia being rapidly prepscd for
and will sail in few days for Tho Burcpcs. squadron
DIsAsrBR TO gHE as.o0P-OF-wAR. LANcAsrSH ~
rBH GuLr-os oAiaFoRNIA. g..
Tho United States steam sloop of.yar Lancaster was
siruck by Q tornado on uc 10Th OF July last. while
cruising In the Gulf Of California She Ia nearly wrecked
to pieces and has been towed 70 Acspulos for repa1
The Lancaster wont copsmission flagship Of tho
Pacific squadron in 1851 and has boon on that station
ever since The following IN list Of her officers
Commander-Henry K Davenport
Lixt-p0m Co~smandev--Wllisn u. Cushing
Liemcnants-w. Brdgeman, Abort Parker
surgcons-Passed Assistant. Frederick X Pottcr. IA
sistsnt, Isaac II. Hazolt0n.
Chapl1in-E D. Winslow
? Mar,n~-Csptsis, D. ~ Cohen: second Lieutenant
Acs,no S~roS-w ". Hendrckson. ". 8 Dana a.
Acting Naacr's xass-ch~ac~ A. Brown. John Diet
ters.
Eno~cers--Chicf, b. D. II wharton Second Assist
ant, X N. Brecse; Acting Second Assistant, n W. Fow
Ter; Third Assistants Inch L. vaSdcrslice George
r. lawyer, d. stiles and o. ID Soutba
Bootsoaiw--John Mckinley.
Gnurer--Burgcss =. Alien.
CaypeNsr--w William ~ Toy.
SospNak1-Stephen seaman
LAUNCH or rns sL00P-oY-wAR 0UyRRIERB
The sioop OF Gucrricrc IL 10 be launched NJ
the Charlesown Navy Yard on Saturday. September o.
The Guerrero commenced under the direction OF Mr.
W. II. Hanscom, aud n being finished by Mr. Edward
Hart the present consructor Of that yard The
following tho dimensions Of the Gucrrere:-Length
three hundred aud thirty three feet sx nches BEAM
forty Ave feet Depth twenty foct two inches ton
mage, two thousand four hundred and ninety tons
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Acn fpfsm the New Oreana Times, August SOL
We learn from Major W. 0. Long, Chief Engineer on
hhe sMn Of General vcach that there Is not word Of
nrush In the reported burning Of Shreveport
Major Long arrived last night on the steamer Capitol
hhe last boat from Shreveport.
Captain raragona, Of the Capitol, confirms the sste
Snsns or Major Long.
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Enfeebed and delicate constitutions OF both
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU. II will give brsk go
energetic feelings and enable you 70 sleep well
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

HARHrstao, Pa, Sept :, 1885
Governor Curtin has issuod proclamation declaring
khs payment cancellation extinguIshmsnt and Anal d.
bharvs II $4,000 u ths state debt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

HELMBoID'S EXTRACT BUCHU stves health and vssss
To the frame bloom 70 the pald check Deh.lf
companed ~ many alarming .ymptom and " no reamsas
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Take no moro unpleasant unsafe reedss for unpes
TRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED ROSK WASH
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billion 4 Poggsn's Patent steel shirt
everywhere. 70 Nassau ri.