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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Bridai Cham ber, an E..sy Of warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual
systens-sent free. In sealed envelopes. Address Dr.
sKILLIS Hou6HroS. Howard Association, Philadel.
phia, Pa. aprs-d4wiy
sAsrsoS.-rhe glory Of woman, like the strength Of
SAMPSON lays very much In her uxurant hair To pre-
this In all It's glory, requires care and the
carefully prepared and scientifically compounded vege-
table wash, such you have In Kendsn's Arbollne
II has no deletsrious ngreden refreshes strength
ems and the flowing treses and cannot be
passed a. an innocent and valuable preparation. The
Ambollne can be procured at any Druggists Ies4dam
sH-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues Of Bulls CEBaox BIrrras II any such there
be- the following certificate frsm gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will save the
lives Of thousands of our soldiers:
Louisville, June Sd, Ises
We the undersigned, have the good effects OF DIR.
JOHs Bulls CEpsos BIrrEss Ia Of general debility
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly would this be the case
especially those who exposed to the miasnatic in
huences in the Southern climate.
Nal PHILIP Spell,
Collector Int Rev. Sd Dis. Ky.
cHAs B. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, ny
COL. H. DENT,
Provost MARSHAL General Of Kentucky
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Vice President of Sanitary Commission.
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NO a.
f,rr tie .Nec York World.

RALRIsu. n. c.. TrLreRAM..-Thsre
is at Raleigh, North Carolina o persop
assuming to be reporter for ID. Assoea.
ted Press. who is devoting bis malignant
energies te exciting 10 the minds os the
readers cfeeme Northern jouruals a sen .
timent Of hostility agaius, tho subdusd
people of ths<Sou.h This pers,o is uot,-
ri0usly q falsiier; he has already Been
pronounced such By Provis:,.., ,Gosern.,r
tFv1sr.~E-ete afersis:s ia~rsn rug hs
oanaras 10 the press for eisseminat,ou.--:
He has never yet furnished one i,en, OF
news Tor publication. his dispatches being
male up Of attacks on tie citizens O.
North Carolina. We believe that this
person was stationed at Newbern during
the war. His statements were then sim.
ply amusing; now. however. they
are despicsble. II is o disgrace to
The p-ess OF the country that this
man should longer be permitted 10
fois' bis falsehoods upon the publio
upd'r the guise OF Associated Psess rs-
ports.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17

kindness. and showed their spprecis.
tion by giving as little trouble as
possible to those who had charge Of
them
When the steamer came iB sight Of the
Dry Tnrtugss. on the Oath. it was male
known to the crimibsls that this trcP'ess.
lifeless. place Wa. to he their prison. III. ir
emotion could not be checked They
csied ike children. Mudi and Arnold IL.
particular. evincing he most pnignant
grief The former paced the lssck.
wrineirg h,s hands. and exclaiming, time
and again. .'Th"ro is m hore FIR IN" -
Arnold beaailed his fate in pt"ou. tones
He said, "If THE were Albany. or any
other place where NY mo'her and sisters
could sometimes see me. nigh, bear my
j. pris"nmeni hut here ! shall hare un
one to live fr" Mudd declared, when
his paroxysm Of g-ief bed snbsided, that
he shonld lose no opportunity to sff.ct his
escspe When ssked where he would z,
il he succeeded in eluding The vigilance Of
the garrison he cried OUT. Home! Gov
-rnment would NO. touch TO- here. l.
could not hunt me down il the midst f
nv wife snd children"
The narrative concludes BY repee.irg
the statement that DR. Muid hri been as
fiened TO duty So hospita' steasr3; Arnold
to clerkship. and the OH. W 20 ON
p'oyment to which they we're t.es. aifp'c1
When the Florida l.f,. Soar-'cr scu. 80
Mr. r I'd. by Csp,siu na'o1. a r,e.-
sage to the effect 'bst be (Sprnsler) wss
iupossst.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
n%ora after F,RIt.aT, 1pne q. lses. II.

r%ard after FRIIi.aT, Iune O. lfe5. fh.
O-.an,ers cKOEGE W Ef Ms ard MARY
.SHNLTCE wii run as follow
Tie steamers GEORGE WEEMS, Cart
+ Shorter. ~ii! !ssve Baltimore e"trv FRIDAY
r,r,n!-e a. Gs,'riook fnr ,hs iauxth: k'vzr
,rt.rr,. e. viii !sase Hi:.'s Landing sre-y
NinnGsv fer Nottingham; leaving o,:ingharn
every Tuesday mos,Irg al o'elock for Bal,
more erect
rr,r:er M.fRY WASHINGTON. Cap
tam J G"urisy, ~i! leave !a''rncre every
Wedpe.1sy morning at SO clock FIR 'he Pa,ux-
en, RIVE. retu n,rs, Will ave HUE L"nc.-g
every Thu .sGsy fr Nottingham; isaving Not
nnshrrn ev.Ty Friday morning f"r k,i4mor.
cite<, The asore Steamers NH eaH at all
Ike q. Nd: Landings ca TIE Ei-e-; s'ss al Far
Haven and I!un, FONT. goirs and re,urn
inC-
Fnt fIrti.er inforna.,on' arpiy on board .Ae
Et, kGntrs, cEfo
d L. WEEMS.
Agent
June 2ets Iss-E.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17

SoMRrEI:s ABocr REAoISa -Wh;'e
many do TO. read e. all in these times.
there arr th".e who read to much, PAR
ticnlariv the vourg A moderate amour.
of reading and plenty OF observation is
what will develop the youthful mind In
amusing article upon the .Physi"i,ns
Surgeons # breone generation" a
Foreign j,nrns describes Aberne e,hy con-
versioe ihns with certain patient: II
opip-t" ssys.Ee. ..'thst more than half
Es,ss .afss arises ersH Eoo ,nush Iisl;Fr. :"
On "E answering tia, rsa:ing was chiefly
h;s.o-v. which smrccd while it Instructed.
he -cg lied, that is no snswer 10 mv obiec-
ton A. your time Of life young fellow
should ep6csvor 20 Strengthen his c"nsti-
.u'ion. AID az in a $. ck Of health -
Besides. TOO c,uch reading nevcr made at
able man. II is not SO much the extent
and amount Of what we read that sarves us,
as what We ss'iniia:e sud make our own
1T is that 20 Use an i!lustrsticn borrow
q; from M nrnf'ssioo. that consirute the
chela Of the rird. I have a,vsvs found
that really ind5'.n' men, u,n of what |
vouid culi faohy inielects, IRE gr-st READ.
ers. Il 10 fsr esaicr % read than TO think.
to relic, or obs-rvN: and ,h"se fellows.
rnt hav;' y learned {, think cram them
seize. ~th ttr ;1ou or word. uf oihars.-
Tins ,hry osl STUDY. ret i; ). not 40. H.
ny owr prnlessior hase OBSERVED 'h,'
b. grrgt".i rn"n w-fe BOT ihc In.rr read
e-s. N1t tie msn wha observed. Who re-.
feet wfo fairly thought 81, an idea -
r" iarn 10 reflect and observe is a grard
d~>i itrsinn for g young man. John
Hunter owed {" bis power Of observation
:hs. &c Discrimination. that keen iuds-
reut that in'ritiveness which h, posse.-
ed IN y greater degree 'aan any other sur
gcon If bis time
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17

In conclusion. he sua@s's that "wi'h-
out breaking. up the freFisation OF any
so",h @ csralins, aefs1sssF Aiaha,ns and
Florida. and ,hare. ussserfhe sovereignty
II the United States. and si,h all the "a
c;'ities which the pcwcr,sri veelfb q q
Gorrrpmen. car give, xf Ngani2a :t,y
freedmen in dorrn. .tneyI o. The Uhi5r
a. .'aeous TO The Wesser,y ysrsesriscriesg III
Give them schorssnd Tfn;;li,asisg tho
rs4riss s,aa:s ~ hon.e.s No besiia fa-
by t:,.:r oxn labor fell ant exclusive 20
li'icaI prH;Ioeee, r;a 4 a. h" start fh"u'd
IL seern uecr rsssrv. r. s'se s"'"c'in's from
:hn larges. brains and most philanthrnp'c
he.rts among sn'ishvery men. to lnl
them; O iudiriarv or tx'cn'ive which
would com.nari ft'';- confidence in the
frst essays Of political existence. There
need he rn con-civr collection of the cnl.
ored race in the designated region fbs
msjnri'v are :hert now and rt.e rewsri of
.iiiicsl power would draw the remainder
quite rs rapii'v a. their n'ace r',u'd he
ar-p'iod by whi.e emigration into older
States
The forts Of seaport cii.cs u'a re
MAJ, ander The dr.; rcn'r of ~" Edo
ral Goro-anr,. a. 'ho h.,i+ : 'ha' rrrn-
n y raj" az: in's-rrr-s" uith other par's
f no country end 'he world. VII ici wo1.;
r. nsccsssrv Th- fullest opportunity 10
ci.v~', ? b. highest civii.,e'i"R 'Ae7 A."
cspY!.c q aou:i them =" given. Co'nr"d
nrn OF .alen. ard irteiliprrro would nor
,her make o vain s.ruep'r for tho empsr
meme Of being lawyers vi,hon, tri-fs. o.
merchants without trade; ku' ~on'd have
what Iraiirg journal at he East la. fire.
Qu,r,,, GruarI.d j f.- tiem-an crp rrfu-
i,i'v. as v"l' ,hc tight to take rank ac v
cordins 10 their real character and abih
IT."
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
TIE EAruRs % DrAxosp, The ho,

IHR NAruRs % D1Axosps The hon.
don Aliens arm says: Professor Con.
n"rt,,s long expected pr;z, essay 90 the
Vez .tahi" Nature cf nimonds" has recent.
" been pnbl she'd. illustrated by colored
plates. Experiments show that diamonds
cannot be produced BY P!utonian sgepoy,
as they become black when subjected 70
high decree Of temperature. That they
are on The contrary. of Neptunisu origin.
and were at one time in sof, cndi,iop. il
proved not only by sbe impression Of
grains o sand and crystals. On the sur
face OF some ~ them bu: also By inclosurc
ofeer'ain foreign bodies. such 90 other crvs-
tails, terminating fsngi and even vegetsb.e
Structure Of higher organisation. II
Prof. Gmpp9rt's conclusions be. accepted
o7irming aud extending as they do tho
yc,y. b ld By Newton. Brewster AID lie
Rig diamonds Seem 10 be the fnal pro
dnc' Of the chemics! decomposition Of vege.
able s4tssn:es.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
TEE Pc:fn-y ~ SrA7z-asa.-S,a,es

TEE Pc:fH-Y ~ SrATE-Msa.-S'a''s
:1"n vho are wn-'hy cf -" apn"'le'ion
v|r :it.o c.n,1,l!v fsi' % -ccur" for
'n""s THY d.? ~ 'leI selves to pr
spl;s which ;:hnn,s.,y. s. h.rea 20. rarely
yir'i---h 7ex-.s
J. Fr5'n Ala "orosra:;ve'v roo-,--
: id + C-rcrr" tsd mt rurch.a-
q ti litrpry. .rd given fr :: fv"
times ns vaiue. be wonld. With d;f-
Ec.,l:y, have kcp: .he ~o's f:cm lis
dco.
:,-3;san ssr~i 10 ~. I'D was ccmplr-
e:;.rlv rich To sdl to his fortune ho--
ever. or rather 10 th,t Of hi- willow.
Congress purchssd his nnsru-.l;r, RI
, p. ard c<id .Aiciy ;nousAu! ! :iacs f)T
them
Ja-,es Nnrr,e. ttc s;s't p-..;1"ut e
he i'iiieG States died in Neg York -"
pcor list his r.ms:ns forfd =. sting
ris,e through tn charity "t one q h.e
fri"o1s 'Ghev re:,a;n in me-
rrr n Schco, street, bat no n,ouu
mcnt marks The sro, waere they re-
pose
J..hn Qriney Adams l@f. s,me hundred
.rd if.y tkoas,ud dollars. tn- result
o. indastr,. prudence, Ha iaheri.,nce.
lie wss a ,..aa u ne,h and eeobo-
my.
Martin Tan f'ursp died very ricb.-
ibroughou. hi. political life. be ety.
d orsly look"d oat COR his ovn -
'rrest. /! j. 10, believed that h. ever
sve"t :',;riy shi,,lncein politics HIS par
' sa'ok the bush. and he caught the
tI-d
D.ai"l Webster sqnapdc1 d son,c la;N;oas
u ~ .''"-'irns. she prodrct n: bis :rhf =
| Ill.,. q d Q :ical ~r~cu'a.iaas He did.
'r.rlFs his property 20 Liza children. ara
his drs'f 10 MS friend. The snrr,er ,oid
for ie-s han 'uen'y ;honsart, dui!srs-'hs
ritter cxctcl j tvo b-alr. j sad ffy
.horsnri
T. my Cav ,of. a vcrv ho,d<ono
$50. il p t'ahiv "xcaed.c nn. hundred
:h1ssand dn.isrs. lie sgs + c,r,'an,
, 'nonsge-, sd = s.fnp.'o,eiy hoaes
; "a
J~m.~ K fok 'cf: ahor, ora h,r Dr.. :
a11 t,r, thHusaud hoi.srs-sfv thcu-., !
O zh oh n say 4 frcu h.y rr..iie ey
Of :~dr ..ars
~" .!'"' 80 s,- 'hru,-o ~ do'la.s -
q fra il" r-a.h-d rha P--,i.nor L.
ser bankrupt; Io nEce. h.. hnsaanta3
:i' 'a".rs. and ..eB m41ned .ieh
-.f.
Zachary Taslrr + one hun ,red and f;ity
! u ,rs:sd ioiiar-.
Mia 4 Fillmore is q ~r.iiAy man
snd a"rps his money in y-ry
s'7,.. sad ssfe box J. win n-ver -
! vs.. mp "a.s''oa. -3.a' !e-.a IN vi.s
II f.,s!,l"r' Pier-~ .svrd s,r,e stv
'nnassra dollars from his term Of ser.
! y:oc
! IAc vine of me ..a'e !c.t bv .hc
! i.i- P-f<.itn! E.:u,p!a is cs:iAa.sa .;
. az ct,3.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
Correspondence Of the Esv York Korlu
S0urngkkEas Ar THE SARArcs. R.cys

."urHgkkERe AT THE SARATOGA RACES.
f:'s lif''"g Of RI. cloud Of war is already
p"t'' P'ib!s . Ssr.,oga Southern faces
are renPp airing at the spring in tie morn.
ing. al The balls in TIE night; and the
S"i'h 'rD interss, 10 all tha. belongs 70
'scing. to horscs. and 70 sport, ssrser,ed
itself today go ls,dsom:iy both on ,hs
"s'k d in trs rari as 10 justify the re-
'nerk of a Northern gentleman, who OBJ
served General Hooker with his faac-. 3
charming lacy from Cincinnati. standing
near group Of n's less charming Mary
.snders. 81: cq'aIly excited by. aud al.
s''ted in, the animated Preparations for
t." rscc. "'hi* IS the frs: pal be evid .p ce
| have hal Of peace and reconstruction"
" hen people come 10 share in commos
pleasures. and to pursue common aims
again. they are, indeed, nearing the hap.
py moment a. which the passions .nd
iuarre's Of the psst may be pronounced 70
i- buried with is dead.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
STOVES,
s STOVES,
sYOvFs'
E|kB g. CO.,
80 LIGHT SIREt T,

BAL TINCEF, lM..
Mn, ,far-r'crF of
Gic Cen. r''unIirfte'i Gus FrrHcr.
Tr-l1 {. tt.,c. +, h. i'n,',r tiove H. tie
E:ri. ::
al.o .-~
Hot IL, Frra-es;
i,fyc' 'enistsos;
far g., s;Tts< .r6 Grafra:
Y. Enrfrst F--;rrrH",dF,E fTr,nini u.
inrsvAv r Ea>lhnthl N.iie aI Gr,t'r
fin clG.r (. c.,i !'cv.-
IA, u ura. Cn'fr l-.1s' ae".-- al s'2es
T.fric. rn;nrs 7 ware &c
Cli caves .Rte1 IN -xcranee. and repair>
f.r - - 4. {; r,r:cr rrA ct,s t,.v vrs con-
s,,i y, Il, i,ar.3
.'ri. "eth lss.-br.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
IErCsLs II PRr.efA snnc..a TIA,

iE'"sLs II pRC-efA 1t appears shat
:"uoc is looming Up in Prussia. owing TO
the tool sh suppression By the Govern
hen' :: c'r's!n public meetings. nc.r ~.
g"', u fA't' otre: rm IL u re tha,
one css" IN military has ar , 'ared m ,hs
& onnd anh d',p"rsed :hs p,ople al ,hc
'o.'t Of the o'y ore'. SyGpHhising With
ii ia::',r. n. L',.rs'e o. ,le foe civ o,
r ~" ! i "E2 .i"..d cor n.:.,e. for
\ pI-p' ~" u i"..irg 'he 'b-ral Prus-
''.!' ':"l u''". 70 h~rqrc, IN TIA. e,,v.--
II, The s'r.rgetn'n,s FOR !ha, Erstiv i had
''"e" l24de. a!d WI Tx fn,wuri win
"a" Irt"T 81 10 'he r,-u., .:vrpr.,s
"a Gn"t." ere perjio1, experiments Tor
c'oTn'd h"s7s e. max. l,"uis Fhni;p-s
lfi"n i o."-. ard IL y, BAN hp thrcne.
h n k.Dg Of Pru-.,. l.. uri On, TOO,
20: n- shoa.d shas Is.ru n.th.nz?-T,
y Expr-.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
INTERVIEW ~I7u fRKs,px.T JoHNsos's

Bnorukk The Cairo Dero r., says:
We recently had onfe an interceting
interview wrh tire Presidents brother
Mr.. VIM. F. J aru, * Rusuria Gun
'. Texas. Nho was on hi' w.v home
f-o.n rist to bis brother in Washing
-. s"d BIS 40 sens n Nashville NJ.
il hns"n Is nv"r sixty years Of age. and
u a carpenter by trade. During th-
war he Remained olir,ly at home With
hi' wife. and a son. aged fifteen years
l1ir sous now at Nashv;lle. have trth
be s"!iicra 10 to Pst,"ro! sciv.c.. and
s-s a, prescn;. Fling puyi,,c po.i,ion.
sh;cb h.ve becD h.sdiy i4rnisncd tbero
Jv the p silent. Nr job so .sp-e.
se'.'s Re .t:'n cicp in Frx"a ss f.;
sugar TT avrrnye CT g. and corn fair.
;ut not trs'-rs,e. he SAVE the State
',.s nst slH rcd by tie war be, III,
81" Anticipate. gr"s. IT"u lie IN the lntu.-
r ,hr les Two year labor in T xas
his been plenty. and vrrv cbc~p. from
he fact thst many Of tho planters If
NisIssipoi. Ken'acky. Missouri. Viz
cinia and other States, have sen. 10
their slaves uG,rirg their services for
c'":hiug. victuals, &c Mr Johnson
.hirks the negro population Of Texas
will be q great Curse to the Stsie. Many
Of ih"m have already become hnmesick.
ard want 20 return to th.ir former bones
Others have bee, m vcrv indolen!. ar!
lounge around. unwilling 10 work Mr..
,;,.S.,on s,ss tha. ,b"s' ueg'oes believe
that freedom mcaus i.lrness. era ia-'
h 5 will be sen: o scha j by the Gov
vrnment, sri 6aa'ly 1-rore IrL .eher..
'a~ye:s. dnc.ora s., lie Is mp ,sci 10
giving them n" ssr,,.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
BONE FLOUR,
CyAEUK.TERATkD.
GAECYAcT-aED THE

Bostcn Milling and EaHrIa Stutng Co.
I've vs,se cf nnhu'ni. uns6 liberated Pone j.
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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-The Nashville
Gazette of the 10Th ult.. says that an
interesting case was decided in the cir
cult court Of Bedford county, Tennessee,
a few days since. The points stated are
about as follows: The executors of D.
r. Vance and James Johnson, on note
given for the purchase of slave at a
time when slavery existed, the note fall
ing due before the abolition of the insti-
tntion in Tennessee. The defendant
pleaded failure of consideration. But it
was decided, says the Shelbyville Union,
that as the executors could have made a
title 10 the slave at the time the nc tie was
due. the defendant is not released from
his liability to pay the debt, he not hay
ing offered to pay it before slavery was
abolished. The note was payable in good
paper currency ofthe country and money
itself. The jury rendered a verdict for
the amount of the note and interest, less
90 per cent; it being proved that the
best paper currency was 20 per cent. dis
| count.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08
roy The Columbus Sentinel in an 9


ssg- The Columbus Sentinel in an ar
ticle on Governor Sharkey's proclama
ton concludes as follows:
Asthe case now stands, any negro
whatever, can GO. before these courts, ana
charge any citizen with any posslol
offense, with perfect impunlty. Ii ne
makes out his case it is grlst to the mil
of the Sub. Commissioner, but II ne pal
pably peIiures himself over and over
again, he goes scot free, and is perhaps
instructed how to mend his hold for the
next trial. The question is not i0hetheT
this convenient witness for the Bureau
shall testify, but s0hcre and before 'ohon De
shall do so. According to an act OF Ooh
| press the Freedman's courts can De con
1inued so long as we exclude the negro
from our own, and in choosing between
these two evils we only accept the lighter
of two alternatives set before US by 81
perior power, just as our convention &C
cepted the fact of the extinction
alavery. 1t is useless to mince this mat
4 ter. The negro is to testify somewhere
and those who prefer that he shall do
before our courts and judges and 1urle
will sustain Gov. Sharkey, even while the
NAV not believe that he has been able
effect his object without trampllng {,
some law laid down in the statute oooi
On the other hand those who seek 20 su
tain contemplate little despotisn