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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

| GEAxp MssoxIc CKLEsRArfoS. The several
city Masonic bodies assisted by the Grand Bodies.
Lodges. &c. from various parts OF the State.
| wiIl celebrate the Festival OF 81 John the bsp-
tsi. 10 day. tia 2si. according 20 the following
programme:
The Commute Of Arrangements have ap-
pointed the following Aarshals, Who have power
70 select the necessary number OF assistants. and
sill be respected and obeyed accordingly, VIZ
Col W II Robinson. Chief Marshal.
Capt Nat Snurtlef, First Assistant Marshal.
Lieut. George Wagner. Second Assistant Mar
shal
AssKNBLisC
The fraternity will assemble at the Grand Ma
comic Hall as early A. ~ O'Clock NJ and will
coBgTegate ~ follows: Grand Lodge, Entered
Apprentices. Fellow Crafts. and Master Masons.
la The Concert Hall second story; Grand Royal
Arch Chapter and Royal Arch hasons, aud
Grand Council and Royal and Select Masters.
n Lodge Room. third story: Grant Command
cry and Knights remplar. in Chapter Room
third story.
PROCESSION.
few minutes before | O'Clock r. M the
procession will form under the direction OF the
Marshal. as follows: Entered Apprentices Eel
low Crafts and Master Masons, on south side of
Washington street. Royal Arch Masons and
Royal Select Masons. on north side OF Wash
ington street, west Of Tennessee The various
Grand Bodies. with Knights Templar as Guard
of Honor. on the west side OF South Tennessee
street;
The Grand Bodies will constitute the only
official organizations in the procession. and no
attempt will be made to separate into distinctive
subordinate bodies
The general classification under the second
kaa IL xfll Ia OH Al
ORDER or PROCESSION
The procession will form as near | 0 clock as
as possible. in the following order:
Band
Entered Apprentices
Fellow Crafts
Master Masons.
Royal Arch Masons
Royal and Select Masters
KNIGHTS .rEMrLARs
Grand Council
Grand Royal Arch Chapter.
Grand Commandery.
Grand Lodge
LINE or MARCH.
East on Washington street to Peunsylva
north on Pennsylvania to Fort WAYNE avenue,
thence on Fort Wayne avenue to Northwestern
Christian University Grove
EXERCISES IN CROW.
Music.
Prayer by the Grand Chaplain.
Music
Grafton of the Day BY Brother Hon r. w
Thompson. of Terre Haute
Music.
ID Dinner
After dinner the procession will reform. and
return to the Hall, when il will be dismissed
BY order of the Committee of Arrangements,
GEo. II. FLENISo, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23
The Riot on staten island

INV YoRK, June 22-In the matter Of the
riot Staten Island last evening, il appears the
citizens we're entertaining the Oae Hundred aud
Thirty Third Regiment. just returned from the
war Some of the members of the detachment
OF the Sixty Sixth. guarding the cotton on the
Quarantine grounds, came to the place of enter
tainment, aud were, in friendly spirit, asked 10
take refreshments aud partook OF them. After
wards discussion sprung up as 10 the merits OF
the two regiments. in which The citizens psrtici
pated and couple OF the Sixty SIKH got into
a fight. Getting the worst Of the fight. they ran
to their quarters. got their muskets, loaded them,
liked oayonets and returned. using offensive Ian
guage They were set upon, their muskets
taken away from them, and driven inside the
gates OF the Quarantine grounds This enraeed
nearly the entire detachment and they took
stand inside the gates with muskcts loaded. By
this time large crowd gathered about the gates
and stones were thrown at the armed soldiers in
side They responded by firing deliberately and
with much regularity volley after voley into the
crowd.
The tight was kept up for nearly half an hour
with much vigor, with FIRE arms the one side
and stones were used to good purpose on the
other, when finally a boat arrived having on
board Lieut. Col Nelson in command of a de
tachment OF the Sixty sixth He vas informed
as to the state of affairs, and Immediately leaped
ashore and FASTENED to the gate, commanding
the men to desist and return to their quarters
His command was scarcely uttered when be was
shot by one of his own men, the ball passing
through bis breast He will probably die. he is
a son of Judge Nelson. of Williams Bridge,
Westchester county, and about twenty eight
years of age.
Capt Wilson, of the Naugatuck, vas notified
of the affair, and he ordered squad of sailors
with marines down TO the scene Of action and ar
rested several of the rioters also taking away the
muskets of others. The disturbance was then
stopped.
Among the wounded were W. p. King, re
turned soldier. employed in the cotton houses,
shot in the right leg. breaking the bone in two
places. The leg will have to be amputated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

3oaRp OF PUBLIC lMPRovENESrs.-The .ol-
towing building permits were granted by She
Board of Improvements on Wednesday:
To E. l. 0utland. dwelling n lot No l54, on
California. between North and Michigan STRIDE ;
$500.
To John A Miller. dwelling OH lots Nos
I9, 90. and 81 in out-lot No. l79 on East strseel
81. 500. :;
To @. A. Wells. dwelling on lot No. TO-, IN
square No 81, on New Jersey. between N,e.
York and Vermont streets-$4 100.
To A Wolfenden, dwelling on lot No. ~, IN
out lot No lbs, on West, between South end
NcCarty streets-$3OO.
To 5. Derringer. dwelling on lot No %. IN
ou,-lot No. "a, on Pennsy lvana, between Merrill
and South streets-S6OO
To Fred Kissel lot No. 2. IN out-lot No D
en- New York, between Noble and Liberty streets
-$I,74o. -
To Robert D.in, dwelling on lot No. lSi "a
out-lot No. LIS, Oh New Jersey, between 81
Clair and ST. Joseph streets
To Wm. Korteheter, dwelling on lot NO 'S
inout-l lot No. l07, on East. between McCarty snc
Bickng streets. -
To John Brsnsn. dwelling on lot No. IL II
outlot No. Isl. Oh New York. between Douglass
and Blacktord streets.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23
BUSINESS NOTICES

THE FLORENCE READING RooNs-This estab-
lishment, corner OF Meridian and Maryland
streets. second story, is one of the nestest ar
ranged in the city. The proprietors, Florence
Richter aud Pat Welsh, are we'll known as ac.
comodating and pleasant hosts Florence was
formerly proprietor of the No. ! Saloon, on
Pearl street. and Pat is familiar to the habtues
of the Exchange since that establishment was
opened. They attend, in their new place to
business themselves, and visitors can rely noon
procuring the very best that can DE purchased,
served up neatly, gracefully and artisticaly with
all the accomplishments Among other attrac-
tions. business men will find at The Reading
Rooms" the latest newspapers from all parts of
the United States and the handsomest furnished
apartments of the kind in the city. 10 lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

OK yesterday our streets we're regsiei by
a parade of about siIty negroes. Who call them.
selves Free MAsons" They were clad IN al
sorts OF tinseled regalis, and preceded by band
of white musicians.
The inquiry i frequently made 5y uninfor ed
parties if these coored individuals are real Free
Masons. and my object IN sending you this arti-
Gle is TO answer that they are net; on the eou-
trary. they are clsndesfins. and have never been
recognized even by the Grand Lodges OF Eng
land or Canada.
No Grand Lodge of this country psys then
the least attention or respect. and any Mason
frsterniling with them subjects himself to th'
highest penalty knosn 70 The fraternity Al
regular Masonic Lodges in this State suoor
dinste TO the Grand Lodge Of Indiana. OF whici
II. G. Hsrelrigg is Grand Master. and William
hacker Grand Secretary. Az OH ". II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23
Restricting cl.usc. of The Constitution ,sre

Restricting clauses Of The Constitution vsre
claimed In time Of var. Nov that the conflict
is passed, men accept the facts developed By the
past four years and declare they have taken The
oath Of allegiance TO the United States without
mental reservation and Intend TO remain loyal %
the Govern ment Of their fathers. IL would not
be in the spirit of the noble Anglo Saxon race to
strike fallen brother. or TO impose upon him
humiAting terms after bis surrender therefore
If IL were even practicable 20 Organize counties
under the disqualifyng.clause Of the Constitution.
| should stll earnestly recommend their repeal.
We must not lose sighs Of the great fact that
the white man IL 4 social and religious being DE
IL at the same time a lighting animal; hence.
whilst commend aud encourage the milder
propensities OF bis nature. We must not deal too
harshly With the others. lest We defeat the Oh
iects OF legislation. aud degrade where We would
elevate and enoble. All admit that person who
is dislOy al to the government which gives him
protection should not be allowed to vote or hold
Office under that governme hence the sugges
ton Of the oath of loyalty.
| would recommend the amnesty oath pre-
scribed by the President of the United States, or
one of similar character to that to be substituted
for the one required by the Constitution as IL
GOV stands. he further SAYS. the subec, OF ne.
gro suffrage is exciting grer. interest at present
all over the country. but as neither you or have
control over that subject il will of course not be
subject to your deliberations.
| would recommend the passage Of an act to
legalize the marriage OF persons OF color.
be also recommends appropriations for lunatic
asylums. and institutes for the deaf dumb and
blind; the increase ol taxes TO fifteen cents on
one hundred dollars worth OF property; raising
the legal rate of interest to 10 per cent. and
fixing day for electing members of the Legis-
lature.
The message closes by invoking the blessings
OF God upon the State aud country.
a resolution was unanimously passed 10 the
House, that in the opinion of the General As
sembly. the time had arrived when it Was safe
and expedient to restore the rights of voters who
are dsiranchised by provisions of the third ar,i
Gle of the Constitution. The Senate concurrsd
in the resolution, and Special Joint Committee
was appointed TO bring in dill for that purpose
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

PERSONAL We are pleased to learn that Cap
tain Charles ID. Fenton, lately in command at
Camp Darlington. has associated himself with
Hezekiah. in the popular Geranium, at No. SO
Kentucky avenue. under the style of Hezekiah
4 Co Captain Fenton, although stranger TO
most of the citizens OF Indianapolis. has SO CON
Quoted himself that he is not only esteemed by
his late fellow Ulcers, but all who have made
bis acquaintance. and all may congratulate
themselves in retaining so clever gentleman as
Capt. Fenton. 222
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

gIyHE PRoPRIEToRs or THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
OF Anatomy have determined, regardless Of ex-
pense 20 issue free tfor the benefit q suffering hr-
manity and Suppression Of qusckery four Of their most
interesting and Instructive Lectures Marriage and its
disauAIfcstions- Nervous and Physical Debility, Pre-
manure decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, weakness OF
Depression Impotency Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
the great Social Evil and those AalAdes which result
from youthful foes Of maturity, ignorsncs
o. Physiology and laws ofSature.
These fnvaiusble Lectures have been THE means Of
en tennx and saving snd and ~ili be forw ard
ed free receipt Of four stamps BY addressing secre
tary New York Museum Of Anatomy and Medicine, SIS
Brosd~sy NevY iAu2i-ciy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23
COM NJ ERC!AL.
BIT rELxekAPR. /
cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI Market.
CINCINNATI, June %
Flour dull; Superfne IS 60: extra Sc 25@
10, and family s. 00@7 10.
Wheat. red 81 40; white ST. 55@l rs. Oats
SIC. Corn 63@65c. Rye 6S@70c. Glover seet
Barley 81 lO@l 20. Oats 57@5Sc
Whisky dull; small sales at 81
Mess pork sold at $24@25 O0c; Bulk meats
l2L @l314 for shoulders, lac for sides anC
lI15c for hams. Bulk hams 23@25.
Lard l7Rc.
Groceries quiet and unchanged.
Sugar l4@lSc Coffee 29932c Molasse,
ST. 2O@l %. Butter 22@24c Eggs 22@23c
Petroeum--Rsfned free 65@70c.
Silver 81 40. Gold ST. 40.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

BUxYAS's SARcAsN.-A Quaker called upon
Bunyau, in jail, oue day with what be protested
to be message from the Lord
After searching tor thee. said he, in half
the jails in England ! an glad to have found
thee At last !"
III the Lord sen, thee" said BuDyan sareasti-
cally. you would not have needed to take 50
much trouble to fad me out. for he knows
have been in Bedford jail these seven years
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23
Virginia AfSafrs-The Recent Eiec

NEW York. June 22-Rchmond papers OF
the 20th contain the following:
At the late election. the following was the
vote in Accomac aud Northampton counties for
Congress-
VIM II. B. Curtiss. SO fer Accomac county,
and 2U9 for Northampton; George c. Tyler, Ac
comac. Sc: Northampton, 6. Cartiss' majority
is l3l for House of Delegates of Virginia. Thos
H. Kedam aud DR.. John W Shields we're elected
both Conservatives VIM. b. Curtiss was a
member of the Virginia Convention. is q con-
servatve man. and opposed to coniscation Ty-
Ter is the present II. s Collector for the dis
trct
The citizens OF Dinwdjie had, at a meeting,
adopted resolutions prohibiting negroes from
coming on their plantations except on business.
fixing their pay at FIVE dollars per month. and
refusing the hire them unless they are recon
mended by their previous employers; and while
recognizing + II. Pierpont as Governor, and ap-
preciating his generous sentiments, they depre-
cate the Constitution of Virginia as now in force
and ask that the same course be adopted for Vir-
ginia as has been for North Carolina
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

TERRE HAurE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD
CHANCE OF TINE.-On and after Monday, June
l9. the time of this road will be changed as fol-
lows:
acknowledgements leaves at 100
A M Express. 100 p NJ Mail, $40 p. NJ;
Express, 100 F. NJ
Elstward--Express arrives at $40 A NJ.
Mail. 1890 A. NJ Express, 7:25 P. NJ: Ac-
cOmmodAtion, $40 p ~ l6-lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

s4- The Indianapolis Insurance Company is
prepared to insure property against loss by fire
This is first class Company, managed by our
most responsible business men Their Office il
in the Sinking Fund building. Oh South Penn
sylvania street Wm. Henderson. President and
Alex. c Jameson, Secretary. 25-lm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

EUREKA i-THE INFALLIBLE HAIR REsroRA
TIVE Decidedly the best article for restoring
grey hair to its natural color, mot DYING curing
all diseases of the scalp. preventing the hair
from falling off, giving it softness and giles.
that nothing else can produce. Price 81 90 PEI
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
J. F. Senour, druggist. Bates House Block
agent cod If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

tT-The Marion County Agricultural AM
Horticultural Society will meet at their room il
Hubbsrd's Block, for the election of officers t,
serve during the ensuing year. at o'clock P NJ
Saturday. June "a. 1865. A full and punctua
attendance is necessary.
By order Of the Society.
23-2 W. II. LOOMS. Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

sE Crompton's Strawberry Balsam is a GER
tain remedy for diarrheA, dysentery, cholera
mor1os. fux. heartburn, and all bowel com
plants. IL is entirely vegetable. specific tor
camp diarrhea. Sold at wholesale by Browning
4 Sloan, Indianapolis 7-eod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

NIGHr The earth is every day oyerspreAd
With the veil of night. for the same reason that
the cages Of birds darkeDed, viz: that We NAV
the more readily spprehsnd the higher harmonies
Of though, in the hush and quiet of darkness.
Thoughts which day turns out smoke and mis-,
stand abou, Us in the night as light and flames
even as the column which nuciaates about the
crater Of yesuvius IN the daytime appears pillar
OF fire -Rechter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23
Another Mutiny Among Negro sol.

INV foRK. June % The Commercial saye
The Second United States colored cavalry mu-
tined on board a steamer lying st the wharf in
Ports mouth, Tuesday evening They took pos
session VI the vessel. and refused TO ALLOW i, TO
leave, and next morning went ashore armed. and
ran riot through the town. while troops we're
summoned from various quarters. General Ora
ham took command of them, aud soon over
powered the blacks and drove them aboard the
ship, where prepaT stiors had been made for them
They were disarmed and sent down the bsy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

~ Fulton. not he OF steamboat invettion
notoriety. but onr young friend Homer, Of
Bowen. Stewart Co.. have placed on our sabie
the July number of Harper. The July nu ;nber
OF this periodical has some very readable articles
The first article, 80 Prison Life" is interesting,
but somewhat overdrawn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

tF Judge Blake has established first class
Military Claim Agency next to Masonic Hall
and opposite Metropolitan Theatre His hgal
experience, added to four years of active aeld
service. enables him to transact all military husi
ness with great correctness and Dispatch Those
having business. will refer TO the notices in our
columns to- day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23
New YORK FIRE Departmeut-App
cations for Pardon.

NV YoRx, June 22-Ths Board of Metro
politsn Free Commissioners met this afternoon
and read the report of the Law Committee. that
the remittance from the Court of Appeals TO the
Supreme Court had arrived and been duly fled
so that the Commissioners will now legally take
charge OF the Fire Department Applications
were received from seventy five to one hundred
hremen TO be enrolled members OF the new
organization. Some of the assistant engineers
have reported to the Commissioners. and recevd
instructions 10 continue on duty udder the order:
OF Chief John Decker.
he Posts Washington special says: A num-
Der of applications for pardon have been received
day from military and civil officers of the late
rebel Government
The remains of Mrs Seward vas torw arded to
Auburn TO day, via the Southern railroad.
The Managers have arrived here to make ar
rangements for continuing the railroad from
New York to Richmond and Chattanooga.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

sS- rich growth of hair produced. the naIu
raj color restored mot dyed. and all diseases OF
the scalp. falling off, &c. cured by using "Eu-
reka," the infsllible hair restorative Price
I'll 90 per bottle Sold by all druggists
j F. SENOUR,
Druggist, Bates House Block, Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

MARRIAGE LIcESsKs The heated term ADD et
not the hitching together for life. and the lbne
path has been taken by numerous couples in tn,
past week, find from the Clerks record
The following are those who have procured the
necessary papers and have been spliced spec
our last report:
jeremiah Campbell and Elizabeth Dckeyf
George Luslingee and Eliza Rhodes. (colorsd
jeremiah Warren and Mary Ann Powell.
Henry Small and Isabella Humility
Richard Hardin and Julia Miller
John L. Villa and Anna L. Day.
john Decker and Christian Stumph.
James Simpson and Ellen Lynch.
Sylvester Holman and Mary Ann Buzzird.
Hamilton q. Bramhel and Sarah E. Ficus'
Jonathan Davis and Sarah j Martin
Alvin + Carter and Bertha Blemer
William Martin and Martha A Smock
Alfred Rocker and Nancy Hudson.
James Bailey and Elizabeth Fuqua.
James Hughes and Jane Johnson. (color:i
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

IL To nigh,.Duprez 4 Green's Negro Mn
strels open at the Masonic Hall. The lovers of
burnt cork deineations will undoubtedly attend
the performances OF this troupe-one of the bts,
in the country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

PoLicK MATTERS WIN. Grisel, for adu S n e
in obscene conduct. went to Jail ten days
John Moore and James Simpson were drunk
They were put on the chain gang for fifteen
days
John O'Connor. for associating with prasti
tutes. got SIS As as his portion.
S. L. Csssman. John Miller. George Miller
Matthias Kelley and William George paid 81 20
apiece for the luxury of being drunk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

Lieutenant Colonel Frederick, 81 the
Filth X V c.. has been again ordered to Wash
isgton a. member Of the Examining Bosfd. OF
which Gen Casey is President
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

u An excursion train will be run to Tippe-
canoe Battle Ground on Monday, the Third of
July. Tor the purpose OF accommodating all who
may wish to attend the proposed Observable Of
the day at that place.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

u There will be. probably. no receptions to
day. II il should be determined to receiy. the
regiments here this afternoon, the announcement
OF the reception will be given by the firing OF
cannon In the State House Park
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

~ The Free Mason brotherhood elt,Drate
20 DAY 81 q procession and delivery Of al citation
in the Campus Of the Christian University We
elsewhere publish the programme Of exercises
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

II The many friends OF Dan Moss will be
pleased TO learn that be IS COW assisting to conduci
the aud popular hotel known as the Lytel
House, Cincinnati.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

Bosros. June 22-rhe dining room con
uected with the Revere House, took FIRE las,
night, but vas confined TO the room in which i,
originally commenced. The loss wssa few hun
dred dollars.
The billiard match for the championship oil
Na,s.chuse,ts. between W A Tobin and Z
vii nsrth, of Boston, was play ed at the Amer-
can Hall last evening. The match resulted IL
the transfer of the cue from Tobin to Wlmsrth
Who. won. having sol points to Tobin's .43s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

u 4 refreshing shower visited the city last
evening. The dust was laid. the atmosphere
cooled. and vegetation-grasses and such Ike
refreshed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23
Destructive FIRE san FranciscO.

san
SAX Francisco, June Is "A FIRE occurred in
this city last evening, at the foot of Market
street bets cen California and Sacramento streets
burning twenty five buildings. Loss 500 900
Many families are rendered homeless.
The town of Browns Valley has been nearly
destroyed by FIRE.
The steamship Sierra Nevads. from Portland
and Victoria brings 1925 900 in gold
News from the mines is favorable New
gold discoveries are reported
Denny, the Union candidate for Congressional
Delegate at the last election, went for the De-
mOcracy
Later news from Arizona reports more out
RACES by the Apaches Troops from California
will soon be on their track
Dispatches from New Westminster states that
800 miles OF poles for the Russia telegraph are
on the ground.
The ship Revere NsnmO. arrived to Gay
Cleared to-day ship Favorits. for Boston
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-23

~ Fer three or four weeks the business men
in the centre of the city have been annoye., by
an intoersble stencil. caused by removingt the
contents of the privy in the of the Blscksorj
block. As the earth and debris il now nearlf all
removed. it Is to be hoped that the stencil ,will
soon be over. We notice that Curzon is: the
architect of this jOb-the right man in the Fight