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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06

~ The most tempting collations are daily
served up at the Geranium. The latest dehca
cies of the season are there TO be procur ed A
new orders of things has been instituted, ana
the genial "Hez" understands the bushes :
completely.
The Irena also is famous place of res or!
Call and see.
sB- rich growth OF hair produced. the natu
raj color restored, mot dyed and all diseases OF
the scalp. falling eff. &c cured by usi.g Eu
reka." the iniallible hair restorative Price
81 OO per bottle. Sold by all druggists
b SENouR,
Druggist, Bates House Block Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06

Wanted. Four Weekly and Ten Da,
Boarders at No lat West Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
The Only Loan in Market

Now offered by the Government. and It's superior ID
vantages make IL the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
TRIAL or THE coysrrRArons.

WASHINGTON, Juue 5-Tbe record Of the
previous day having been read, the examination
OF the witnesses Was continued. "a folloss:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06

Druggist, Bates House Block, Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
NORTH CAROLINA AFFAIRS

GOVERNOR BROWN ENLISTED FOR THE UNION.
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Notice to School Boards.

District Clerks will please notice ,ha,
the time for,hc annual meeting has been
chang sed from the last Thursday in
June TO the last Saturdy ot July, at
such hour as the Board Of Directors
shall name; and remember 10 issue the
call for the same ten days previous to
that time. putting up notices in a, leas,
three public places in the District. \ You
will also transmit TO the County Clerk,
on or before the first day Of July,cerii-
fed list Of all persons in tie District
liable to pay taxes. also. to certify to
County Clerk. on or before the lst day
OF August, the aggregate per centage
levied on tlS real aud personal pro
perty of the District as returned on the
assessment roll Of the county. Il is
necessary that each Clerk, on enlerin 9
upon the duties Of his office, should at
once send to the County Superinten-
dent Of Public Instruction the address
of the School District Board. '
+ .E.5 m ~ r. X. McCARrNEy, gs
Sup't Pub. Inst. of Jefferson Go.
Grssshopper Falls. May l2, 1865. z,
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before the Courts; and the story that
they are resisting any civil process is
like the rest of tue stuff in the article
a sheer, ungarnished falsehood.
So far as the article refers TO ourself,
We understand the anin,us of the Re
cord malice-it is our repeated expo
sure of the unpatriotic course OF It's
editor in receiving some 81, 800 a yea,
( ON the government, for nothing. when
that governmtnss wasistaggsriag under
its load Of pecuniary embarrassment.
That's the shoe that pinches. its corn,
Weadvocate the cause,of the set,ler.
because it is right. We denounce the
acts Of the Company and its Agent.
because they were cruel bcowardly, base,
tyrannical and oppressive beyond en-
durance in free country. s,a,,s .,e
We haye asked the Company for facts
going to show their rights in ths land,
and they have not given them. though
we offered our columns free for The
publicatiur of all facts bearing iupol
the matters iIyolved. We wish tn.
Company could give. title to the land
L u
II they could, or could give any assur
ance that they ever would secure a-:lIle
Ithe difficulty never would have occur.
red. The settlers wisl, TO purchase the
land as much as the Company wish tc
sell; but they don't wish to buy of the
Company now. aniia . year ortwo have
to purchase again Of some other party
or the government. or be turned out oI
doors, and their improvements al! lost
Aud no honest man would ask them te
run such risks.s .-aG l.u T. II
We believe the settlers would be JUS
titled in having Sam Denman arrested
and tried on a charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses. and W.
incline TO the belief that if ever sucl
an action comes off in the courts, some
big attempts at swindling will be PROV:
ed; and perhaps it will SO hard will
somebody.
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Meddling.

We are told by friend that the Lsa
venworlh Bulletin copied an article from
the Lawrence Journal in reference &c
the Reserve lands. and charged us with
meddling in matters not within the legi,
innate sphere Of our calling. We did
not notice the article, ,as we seldom read
the personal slang INDUCED in by the
editor vf that paper. But we have ,his
to say TO the Bulletin: That i, las
Justly denounced the swiadling opera.
tons OF the Railroad Company .ani iLei,
many devices TO extort money from
cities and corporations. This was right
How much more, then, for us TO de.
nounce and expose their attempts 10 de
fraud whole community by arJiirary
Power. and that community our neigh.
bors and fellow citizens . If i, was
rlshtio denounce an attempt 10 swindle
=
Leavehworlh city. muci, more the at,
temp, 10 deiraud and ,yrsunize nearly
half county,. a
The military have seen the wrong we
exposed. and ordered the soldiers 10
desist. This is proof that We were
right, if proof we're needed on so plain
. Casa case so manifest that "the
wayfaring man. though a fool" nigl,
"run and read"
We have no disposition to censure
our contemporary. but certainly lie
would have done we'll, while making
his charges to have applied his argu.
ments 10 himself, aud remembered thai
good old homely adage mind your
own business" 1s 1-t 1s 81 Oh
We leave you, Mr.. Bulletin, 20 pur.
sue your own inconsistent career, We
shall follow the path OF right. duty and
honor. endeavoring to expose all wrong
as far as We can: and in the end we
shall see the result, and who will come
out with uns,ained garments. Go your
way; We so ours. 1s ~ 80,
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Strayed-ReWard.

Two dark chesnut sorrel ponies. -four
years old this summer. belonging to the
proprietor of this paper. s,rayed of
some two or three weeks since-on the
Reserve probably. Both branded. dim
lv with J. B., the letters being united.
One has y white or blazed face. white
fore feet or legs. little bump-ssddle
mafk--on the right side OF Tho back
and when last seen had a strap or piece
of rope on his neck. The other is
nearly one color all over with no spec
ial marks remembered. He is the lar
gest Of the two. Names Of both roach.
ed last year. Both horses. A suitable
reward will be given 10 any person
who will return ihese ponies. or lgiye
such information as shall lead 10 their
recoverygarWill our friends on ahs Re,
serve please look out for them?
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IH' The Leayenworth Bulletin wan

I' The Leavenworlh Bulletin wants
all the officers who have robbed ,ht
government during the war. but man.
aged never TO be in a battle, exposed
Amen. That is just what we have ad
vocaied all the time. The Bulletin
adds: "the man who kills rebels is a
patriot; the officer who robs the Gov
eminent. traitor and thief" Right.
We have said so during all the war, and
are glad to see !bat papers which have
opposed us are now coming 10 the light.
Truth and right will win in the end
But We ask our contemporary how much
better it is TO rob the government. by ia
king fat salary for doing no work in
some sinecure Office than by the devices
resorted to by the thieving officers!--
We can see but little dilierence-both
are robbery; and the same Of contract,
for supplies which have been let by ia
voritsm, aud TO aid in plundering The
nation. t""'
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17

E1- Rain has been the order Of The
day during the week. We have had
some hard showers: and vegetation
looks as lively as though no dry weath
lsr ever had afflicted the land. The in
dicaiions are favorable Cor a. wet spell.
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HMF. Conway, formerly NJ. G

from Kansas.is now in Richmond. Va;
'practicing law. ln recent letter be
gives evidence that the crazy spell ,
which came oyer him when he mace
his las, great speech in Congress has
not yet subsided. He says there are
none but Union men in Virginia! What
is equal 10 soured politician?
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17
Hewsof the Week


Secretary Harlan, ,of the Inisrior De
parsmen,, is looking tler ,h5 corrup-
ton of his prsdecessoE whose stay in
thesCabinet has been disgrace to the
codpiry. 1t is said that every where
slssss-are evidences Of plundering and
yenality-!hat the Interior Departmenl
has been grand machine for swind-
ling operations. apd that the ..qYlgo3Pg
Seeretsry has covered liimsslfRdTds-
grace and proved himself thoroughly
rotten. We trust these charges will
receive Observation-Disclosures lie
truth be determined. As last act Of
Office, utterly inexcusable, he made a
large number Of appoinsmentss and let
heavy contracts. which common cour.
tesyi aud decency should have taught
him, to leave To- his successor;.a custom
always followed by well bred gentlemen n
aud honest men. bGssu.5. 2isswI''
The ordnance stores al Chattanooga
recently exploded. killing Is persons,
and wounding others 1I'he explosion
is said to have resulted from sparks
, emitted BY an engine sWhys snosht tell
the ruth .'sud say il was the result Of
ca-elessuess? ao IlsegT O. sa'5a4L u.
Rebels are aocking to Washingo on.
Many OF them a:e political adveniurers.
who DO not seem to have any just ap-
preciaiion Of the enormity o. The crime
of treason.
England and France are both Uneasy
in feference TO the course OF policy our
government will pursue towards them.
1t is understood that a demand has
been made upon England for the pay
ment Of damages sustained BY the rebel
piratieal vessels fitted out in British
ports, and permitted 10, sail therefrom
to prey npon our commerce. lndem-
nifty should be insisted upon at all
hazards by our government, and il re-.
fused, Canada should be taken to pay
for the outrage. and make some amends
for the crime, for a national crime it
was. s.,-z.E 80 E..t.rr
Gen. Grant. has been enthusiastically
received a, all places in bis ronie from
Washington via New York to Chicago.
JEFF. Davis is TO be-tried by the civil
court for treason. As Chief Justice
Chase will probably be the leading
spirit on the bench at the trial. there is
little need OF fear as TO the result. =
The people OF Texas are reported as
anxions 10 return 10 The Union.
Counterfeit sl0O legal tender green
backs are in circulation-well executed
aud calculated 10 deceive.
Kirby Smiths army. at the time Of
its surrender.is represented as in state
Of muliny. a .
Geo. N. Saunders has been proved
gully of completely in the yassassina>
lion of Mr.. Lincoln. He has made him
seN scarcc;- ditto. Beverly Fucker.
2 At Eeruandina Florida. the negroes
recently vo,edatthe elsctonsfn Mayor
The pro slavery fellows were disgnsted
Chief Justice Chase happening along.
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rr The Missouri; sDemce rat does

CF The Missouri Democrat does
not ye, quite give up the vote On the
new Constitution as lost. Il thisks The
counties to be heard from will probably
overbaIance the majority already 70.
ported against it, We hope this may
prove TO be the fact
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rs hereby given. that Tie dsSdessigned will, on
i the 81 day OF July, A D. 1S66s present q pc,
ti'ion 70 the Board OF Commissioners within and
for the County Of Jefferson and State Of Kansas,
for the location Of a County Road from the town
OF Osawkee to the town of OsksIoosa, in said
County and State,to wit :r.d. .,ffas ,,s.fs..
Cornmepcing at the east end of the bridge a
cross tue Grasshoppcr Creek ats0-awkce, thence
in an easterly direciion along tho be,: and most
practicable route to or near Alexander McDon
aid, Sr-'s, who resides on the soIih east quarter
Of Section q, Township o, Range IS; thence
east and north TO the qnai section lperun
nlng east through Section 26, Township Q, Range
lS; thence Ton saidiine toor near. she Dist
'rict School House in School District No q. .sit-
uated on the northeast corner Of the .orth-e asst
quarer OF section 26. Township 8, Range lS
thence the best aad most practicable route to the
bridge ncro-s Slough Creek. where the Fairfield
and Oskaloosa County road crosses the same ;
thence along the said Fairfield and OskaIoosa
County road-to the said tOwn OF Oskaloosa, and
there to end -ai within the County Of Jefferson
Aforesaid Snid petition win also ask for the a
cation of all other roslis from Osawkee to Oska-
loosa, over which said Board has control.
Dated this Sih day ot June, 1865. 's'''
s5o 2w $3.50 gaal HUGH McGEHEE
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Administrators Notice

s,L Lerso's inter-. s'e in the Es,,.c Of Ewin,,
:. L. H"A'ey, deceased are hersl,y no,if a
hat aPpicat,on has been made 10 tn. Proh >.
CeHrt oi Jeti. sIa Couu,S Kansas. tor an or
'or the SUE OF the Real Estate bene Ing 10 ,h,.
estate OF SAID Ewing l.. Nox,ey. dec ased. and
that unless reasons for the coarIary be shown ou
'he hrst DAY OF the next term Of said Court. an
order VIII be made tor the sale OF the whole 9, 20
auon ~ such real estate as viii pay the debts Of
by order OF NJ. II: purroN. Judge.
,,o RICHARD HULL,
~ y" 10 iEsg s AdministyasoH
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Exec,utiootr utiot,s ! Noa,iiese,s. =

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that ON the 22d dsy
~ OF May. a. D. 1885. Letters Tesmmeassry
upon the Estate OF Jacob Pude rbaugh, dscesssd,
were issued TO tho undersigned by the Probate
Court OF said County and Stats. All person.
having CLAIMS against said sstate, are reuuifrd
TO exhihit them ios allow ance within enc yer
after the date ci said letters, or they may he
precioded irem s,,y benefit of said estate; and
y such claim be not exhibited within three years
from the asse of 81 id letters, tlev WIN be fesev-
er baIr.d y GEO. w. WERST,
80 .Ays2 Execnior
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NOTICE.
Administrators Notice

NOTICE IS hereby given to all persons in,eres-
Y ted IN The estate ot Jane Moore. deceased.
late OF The County OF jefferson, State of Kan.ss.
that, unless the contrary be sho wn ON fhe first
day Of the aext tera, Of the Probate Cour, Of the
county OF Jefferson. State of Kansas. the same
being the 3d day Vi Jaiy, A. ID 1865 the said
Court will make an orler Tor the sale Of the re-
nj estate OF the said deceased, Tor the paymen,
OF the debts ot the said dece used. =
JONATHAN C. TODD,
Admr. ot the estate Of Jane Moore, deed
may 20. ai1 6w Sa,.s5 -., ~ -
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The crops throughout the State are
from fsvorably. -.
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q scarce; ditto. Beverly Tucker.-7

a, Eesusndina, Florida. the negroes
recently voted at the elsciionlfm Mayor.
The pro slavery fellows were disg0sted
Chief Justice Chase happening along.
administered TIE oath d. Office to the
newly elected Mayor, fsfY
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17

be<ireus Of bailding up a permanent tr;
we shnll sell at - - - ~ 8 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

ABOLITION FEEEDox. The brief para
graph below singalarly demonstrates the
practical . freedom" which the negro is re-
ceiying at the hands Of the Abolition human
itafians. They take him from kind masters,
from plenty and contentmcnt, and leave him
to Iilierably perish: s d &Eszi.
A correspondent of the Atlanta Intelligea7
Ger relates touching .storE. . Coming to
Atlanta on Monday fast, he says, saw
an old freetlwofnan lying oaathe side of the
road, dead, and two younger ones. standing
by her remains. asked what had been the
matter with her The reply from 'oiIe1of
the girls wasf - She perish te def. sirs bat
she free 0oMqA -
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Gfy. LrE.-A Yirginian writes the fol.
lowing rs the reason why General Lee made
application 10 Presiden. johnson for a par
don
Had the General considered his own feel
ings alone, he would have died sooner than
humble himself and just cause by seem
ing admission that il was wrong. His ap-
plieation was one more proof of his lore for
his country. There were thousands Of high
tonei ycung men in the South who meditat-
ed expatriation themselves, and who, when
asked why they did not seek for pardon;
replied, that, until Gen. Lee had done so,
they would not. After long struggle with
his inclinations, believing that these young
men ought to lie saved to the country whose
future they were 50 well qualified to adorgA
and, by participating. in the rights Of ciff-
zenship, to guide and shape, the General had
done violence to his own feelings, and made
the request. 8 - 9Ss 8 Z
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TnE TRiAL Or sJETR- Dayts.-The New
York Post Qf August 18th, says:
A weli-inforlned. correspondent at Wash
ingfon writes us that Jefferson Davis will be
tried beftge-a eisI esnft. and probably at
Richmond, befpre the United States Cireuit
C3urt there. We have reason 10 believe.
further, tlsat the trial 6f Davis will not be
hegun until that of Wertz is concluded. The
friends and counsel Of Wertz hope, il is said.
70 clear him. by proving taat he was acting
under the authority and orders of Davis hsd
,iis reId Secretary of War II. they can
produce satisfactory proofs Of this, Of course
thai would furnish important testimony for
use upon the trial Of Dayis. This end other
circumstances orc likely 10 postpone the trial
If Davis fer some months fteis probable
/ kat The rei,el archives captured after the
surrender Of Johnston, and now under DR..
Liefser's charge AT Washington, will be thor
oughlY examined for documentary evidence
before the trial is begun. OF course if Davis
is tried in R:chmssid, i new Indictment will
have TO be drawn ind found by the Grand
jury af that district. At present be has
been indicted only in the District of Colnm-
bia. The new Indictment viii probably ar
raiga him ON other counts than 1cvying vaH;
it will perhaps contain a count charging him
With the slow and deliberate murder Of pris.
oners Of war. 8
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NO. s..

sioners would have been appointed to have
communicated the Declaration to them,
as we'll as to the nations of Europe, which
was not done. It is clear then that the
words people and mankind" are used
in that instrument in limited, and not ia
a general sense.
The q Declaration" then goes on TO
say we hold these truths to be self evi-
dent, that all men are created equal !;
aud in general sense, the words g all
men,. like mankind" embraces the
Whole human family. But was such the
intention Of the trainers Of that .papers
A moments reflection must satisfy every
one that the words q all MEN. likes n1an-s
kind were oply yintendedste apply totbe
European race, and have mo reference
either to negroes or to Indians. When
Tie Declaration" was published, every
one of the thirteen States held sIates,
and the authorof that paper was himself
a Shareholder. Is it, then. reasonable to
suppose that cur fathers intended TO pro-
eliiri That the negroes whom they bought
and sold as properly, were created equals
with themselvesl On tlIseentrafy, by.lhs
Constitution which was afterWards framed,
negre slavery Was r1qt only recognized,
but the Importation Of negro slaves from
Africa was authorized IN express terms
until the year 1908. as
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Barnum's great card 90. 2 What Is 1t, >. is
dead, and now every one knows what it real
ly was. II win be secolIected that when
people centended fhat.the creature which tho
great Snowman invented with So much mys-
terry was nothing but a deforrned negro boy,
he always declared point blank that they
were entirely wrong. And 50 they were, It
seems. for now we have It from Barnunf
himself that il was girl. She died hast
spring at the West.sse s.....e1 i.4..s4 Ess.E.. .l
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cnMnRAE MorToE,

Corresror dents wiring over assumed signatures
'OF anonymously, must make known their proper
names to the Edit8f or 20 attention win be given
Is their eommanieatious
All Letters and Communications. whether on
business or for pueaeatfor shoald be addressed to
che Editor.s s.sss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

The Cincinnati Gazette says that Booth
the assassin is living tihithe North Of Scot
land, 1t pretends that letters hare been re-
ceived stating that the man shot by Boston
Corbett resembied Booth, and tlIathe was an
accompliee, but that the real destroyer Of
Mr.. Lincoln was then on his way to Europe
sage at Baltimore.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

The New York papers estimate the popu.
lation of the city. by the census returns new
nearly completed, in ronnd numbers at q
million, and the population Of the State at
four millions, three hundred and fifty thous-
and.
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George, Lord Bishop of Victoria, was sasked
whether, after twenty years residence in
China, lie honestly thought he had one good
Christian among his so-called Chinese con.
verts, and he replied = :. No not one that I
believe is really and sincerely Christian. y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

have been emancipaiad from the opprcs-
aioniof military force, and on the other.
shall have banished from their councils
the platelseekeFs and time-srrsers that
have disgraeed the cause Of Democracy
by their diluted Abeltionisn4 If The
Democratic party, that has been the
champion Of constitutional law and Amer
lean liberty, isherebtter to bea mere or
ganizatioh tor the contfol Of public plum
der, and if Democracy Is hereafter to
mean only weak and impotent opposi-
ton to Black Republieanism, the sooner
We have h new party, pledged % Snccna-
is,,g 4,dstility9to NEuRo EuuAnITY. and a
sturdy end aayielding defense of OuR
CoNfEpLRAIg SYSTEM, the better for
America, for humanity, and$fOr liberty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

There is family in Detroit Of quite un-
usual composition. The father and mother
have each married three times, and have had
children by each marriage, and all are now
living happily together under one roof-six
sets of children.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

make % ,000 What gigantic scheme
20 aggrandize and perpetuate the power
of the Abolition party!
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A Mrs: Fl -, living near Mount Pleas:
ant, Cooper county, No., was delivered, on
l7th Of July, Of achild with one head, four
arms four hands, four legs and four feet.
The mother is doing well.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

"Briek' Pomeroy thinks this is queer
world. because in Washington Mrs. Surratt;
woman innocent of murder was hung,
and Miss Harris, who killed a man, was
him, was sent to prison for eight years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

The population Of Chicago is estimated BY
the publisher Of the new City Directory, az
20 900. The Chicago papers are much
elated thereat ,ssss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

~ oAe Square, of Twelve Hines, or
less, One Insertion $3
kNt DoeA SuhSsquent Insertion
~ a Eibe<al Reduction from these
Rates 30 Quarterly, Half Yearly and
ESA4lr Aavorsissrz, and upon ali lengthy
4Gvektisements, viii be made.