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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23

There will b. three thousand millions II
Government bonds. One hundred millions q,
these We may cslculste b. be- in the hands
Indima capitalists, constituting nearly one
fourth ofthe taxable property q the state. Thee
bonds were issued exempt from state taxation
by one % two modes either through dures-,
by the capitalists refusing % let the Govern
ment, In is distress. have money except upon
this wicked condition or else by tine corrupt,
fraudulent legislation II the Republican party
- favor the rich At the expenseof the poor.
In either event, II what the Republicans said
u the provision - the Constitution Tor the sur
render q fugitlves from ser, ice, and q the
DRIED SCOTT decision was ri-i1i. namely that
they would not regard them because they did
not conform 10 their notions u politics and
natural right then these bond. ought 20 be r.
pudiated, unless the holders will agree 70 their
being taxed.
And We now and here notify the bond
holders that one of three things must take
place:
I. Those bonds must be- sold to persons out
u this state, and the proceed- u them become
taxable property in the state; or.
?. The holders must agree 20 their taxation,
and they must be tared for state and NUM-
cipal purposes; or,
3. They must and will be repudiated. be-
cause they can not and viii not b. paid by
taxing the property Of other people alone TO
pay them.
We do not state these propositions our in
diyidual sentiments, but the sentiment Of
the masses. They reason thus: II il was
right TO provoke the south into rebellion by re-
fusing to fulfill constitutional faith TO her. it is
right 10 drive others into rebellion by refusing
TO keep unjust legal faith with them. Itis idle
20 talk about the matter. II is idle 60 conceal
the fact from the bondholders. 1t j. idle, on
tins subject, to be eyasIye by n circumlocution
Of words and phrases. Every man who hears
the conversation on this subject among the
masses Of the people, knows that it is upon all
their tongues, these bonds shall De tdred or
reDudiated, and we know the Republicans
have taught the people, in the last few years,
that compacts and Constitutions are not TO
stand in the way Of what they see lit 10 do.
The subject sGs before the legislature.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23

Mr.. SPEAKER: The object OF the joint reso-
luton under consideration j. TO amend our
Constitution by striking therefrom the 18th
Article. The inquiry naturally arises what
Is the article proposedto he stricken Outi
As the Article is short | will read il:
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23
FOR SALE.
e OR s AIE
LOW,
The Following Fine Property:

The Following Fine Property:
On ACRES INSIDE TIE CORPORATION CITY OF
~ Lsvsnvorsh. Kansas. surrounded By improve
r-o Brick Stores. between the Palmer Hsuss and
Masonic Hail.
Seven scrss east Of Deaf and Dumb Asylum, on dime
Fine building property.
An elegant Residence, nine rooms, last finished large
lot 90 New jersey street, on the Street Rsrosd; nne
gain In the city
House Of nine rooms to rent for six months.
nice House and Lot % nissialppd street. Plenty
Of grapes and ether fruit Cheap.
Two Houses and Lots on Massachusetts, avenue near
the Junction Of New jersey street, one fer cash.
tine
Ninety feet Kentucky Avenue next TO STATE ofoes
for sale vsry low. and on time. except one-third.
The best Frame House in the city jas, completed toe
stor'es' modern bg large Los3 feet frsni For sale
low.
ene Frame HOass Tennesses street, fn she'd Inside
With ash inside painting crochet grained every eoave-
hience; built this summer.
cheap House on Iaafans Avesne, Of bsrxsn
NO. House Pennsyivanis street.
Fam q 2l2 acres near Cincinnati. rieh Land, q,
oarsat1-esop per acre
Fifsy tracts Of Coal OIL Land in West virginia
Forty Improved Farms In this State.
House and Lot on rennessee. between a. Clair and
North streets, six and kitcben very
fss sale 81 bargain VIA Be In narkef sAsrt tine
only.
The large tine Buildins Lots IN BAks's AddaIos,
known the .-blake Orckard.o
1000 acres Of Cotton and Sugar Lands n Louisans
and Mississippi for sale very lov o. for reat on fair
terms, being among the best situated thOss stAtss
he THE TO Ell this property yin be guaranteed. In
quire at NATIONAL LAND AGENCY, No. - West
Wsshington street. FOR plats and PARTICULAR
THos. 2ADDES, Agent
. BLAKE, Au'y and Couveysposr.
JAMES n. KIHG. sseretAsy.
nevis dlv
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MASONIC.

a fISE PHOTOGRAPH or WARRINGTON A A
"A Mason. ssnt " any sdeSs upon receipt Of pr,cs.
-. 80 -. cent?
nedsun size. with his hAsoaie Record q 90
A Assns wanted is every Ledss IN ths Wssl
hACAnPhRlk
90 WaaAlngtoa slresl
-HHO - Dt1AsAps1A kscs
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IN. constitution OF the linton.

What has hccumc Il the Constitution of the
United ~tafess The time was when this doc
ument was rcyercncel: when il received from
an but Abolitionist> q profound respect II
constituted our form q government. the bond
II ouf Mon. And 1t u here say that there
!. no other way e >e,.aring stability in govern
mcni and order in community. hut by c'ilii-
waiting in the people a sentiment = prefound
regard for fhe Constitution GHi lars NH
~rrr was prouder e hi title II D.fen3er ~
fLf Constitution. than any other mark 81
honor hs ever rectivcd Eut what l. III rta-
IN Il the Ut ~ent -, a. and civil chaos IL
i l,silist the Republicans. having adopted tn
oil Abolition creed. hy themselves disre-arl-
ing tbs constitution and law. have DESTROYED
al respect for leading g. ncgle,t n OILS rvaucc
81 them hs THE masses of the people. " hat
were thc Constitution and laws O. Governor
MoEroNs Nothing. what are thy O. Ec-
puili.in officials generality Nothing. Nui
afler dish, Z4roius aud setting az nauzht the
Constitutions. state anl National. tall All r.
speci Tor them /. Lost. tL,y ,hen. q r4tify law
Ie-.nes,. I,r..i-,~e amendment. O. The forms 90
government, with ~ much liShtase-- ant in-
difference as though thss were simply propos-
m O. alter = toull. ~ pairs e Oh brteeh,,.
II may Interest fbe euriou, o. know Wha
States have the - homer q producing thr
leading sliTtf- of "a, radical party. llanuihai
Hamlin wa. Suru iu Main. Charles summer
and B.niaTI,n =. - asit. were toru iu Ms->t-
.hr-eff-. HeD.y n iieou. John 4. ii4le. 81
mon L. shsss. Horace drctiey aud Lathariah
chandler. we're born in New Hampshire. aEd
Tbsd.i.f- -f..saus was born ia Nernlont.
Their migat haze hecn sunrihins radically
ssroue down east some years back
Mr. EliZur Wright declares % the SECRETARY
q the Treasury. through the Boston Common
wealth that the rea-on whN gold J. - high, IL
,,.,ssu-s the negro il not made homogeneous
~ the wkits man"
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23

OF Monroe County, I'm the House OF
NOvem Der. $50, upon Joint RcsO-
luton 10 Amend the Constitution of
Indiana, BY strtk ing therefrOsn the
nth Article.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23

Mr. Elizur Wright declares 70 the secretary
e tle Treasury through tic Boston ce.ili.i-
,reaifh. that the reason why gold !, - high, -
,..ssu-s the negro il not msds homogeneous
~ tae white uian''
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, Jul II, 1853.
strnraIop or uerub'irnnism

SnuCAiCe CT NenHDI'nhlaW
In the days Of the frs. N,ro.E)y The KINGDOMS
and Empires Of Europe had a hnr1 struggle to
Insintain their supremacy. Monarchy parcel
through the ordeal successful'., and now, half
century later, we seem T. 10 ia the midst q m era
that is TO try the mcl'lc o. rep caniuo. l. is a
curious coincdono, thsl nelily every public ia
the new world o row smu- N war. oar own
coun,,-, the rc.,yn7 rot ci1cr Of repun.a,. go,-
i-1sa,, e ia; cu.,ry- .rltn mo. Ip1-n1ls
condir', and the 'c s'r p ,bllcs unv sen 70 "
iollowingin IT, woke. Gu scar 4 rig boz, o..
republic ofreKco, 10 psssu, thru tyl JyinF or
deal, nprsrcutiy uutble 10 GUSTAV .soi n lie r-u-
test, and looking earnestly 20 TIC tutc ..s'cs Ior
ss,'sncc to s-vc 8. f-oul tho .ols %. monarchy.
Psssr ? southwark W. frls var brs'k ug o,t %
P,nain,, which, pi.lorgh SO, - On, ,er. fn-1.d-
abe, 70 sctusts1 ~ an at'~p' g. overthrow to
legitimate goycrLincaj, and may lifu .ngi -
ended in this cclHtrg, srrc1i Ir'p n'-'N-
trous civil rpr IA Prri t'lci..I 80 'r prO3lt.
which seriously thrr,ten, the G.Alil..y of I've TO-.
public !, also. was fo-.sred by 'ch.n'H %. 10
q ara-,ho d. gfrsL n .oEtNHrG.e ctc.. ~ PcfJ.-
AID tie struggle 'o- tle Nupr'-a-v bida '9it - be
pineuin.ry ard csri-uctiv~ j. J. 1-",r To-, i.su.-
r.:,'on 10 In active rtoyrr7', also instituted y
yollt.-,l .sl.r1n'G who au 20 .ib7 u tie govern
Nn,ui. H. DJ'iyaa -rlell.on Lar comm eel w''rA
isso formidable lha, sho prc.iGsHt " ,he l. public
las been compelled 90 sbandon h'g cgpaol, Ell
shs insurgents II Ne ~ staI time seem to nave
made rapid LcslSsy IN ,he' suainpt :, ovo..h.5T
thr prtsc-, STANDARDIZATION. Ito Argentine ~.
pitlr aud Hsra.usy arc org aged IN TIE MOS
sever, var, s. i-r ruub,-s ar concerned, . -
tas ever occurred Ia South An0r.Oa, Luu Brs2.,,
ttc only morafcsy 90 tue continent b. urfi-,
then 10 .nutusl .clirGcti1u. Patagonia vs.
have not hsari from hat u the lEhaltaltH OF
that rather cherries reni4su.a not elgarc' IN
the classic Amusement ~ fcapiug each other, then
thcy are about the oliy -u'i-'uou1rchsts IN SCUM
America who are In a TsAcoiu s.atIac. Ills
general bolligeropcy q lie west IN republics 10
certainly remarkable, and Il seems "a 4 tho
whole system Of republican government were
being put 10 tho test. ln tue United
States, tho drosi tina; was antagonist 10 RcyuUL-
csnism Ia. been separated b. tho recol. couli ct
and The government stands forth to-iny puror and
stronger than ever to')rc Whcler MeNic, aud
abe South American republics shall prove adequate
90 their present emergencies or no,, remains to b,
seen. Monarchy longs. /, see tho great leading
republic discovered, aud II VIII row earnestly
hope that those Of lesser importance may fail tC
Withstand the test. Yo, they ave a noble example
ofrepublicAn self preservation TO look 10, aai VI
may reasonably hope that the, too, may come
safely through the trials that now bcsct item.
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The state Prisoners NJ Wasliagton-in
IrrrL.ln. nnri .rn'n ra.

TIC Washington srAl Vi Friday his the follow.
ing;
To scafTold used IN tNe execution of Payne,
Harold, A lcro!t anil sirs Slrrat ON day list,
mains III its plsce, u1i ~ u wac lelL attcr the
bodies were cut down. 1. has slieroi some vhlp-
uil 2 a. the hands Of relic seeking soldiers. Just
south Of the scAlIOd, near the cas-; y. y, a-) soon
tie graves of the executed, In the orcr !A' cr MI
Ia stood on the scaho!d-thsI o. Mrs. Surrat; be-
| ing The first, Payne mex, then Harold, and lat
A.lcrOtt, each with plain hcaUbOar b, bearing tho
| name Of Ibo parry. The authorities have not yos
| corpented to giye up the bodies.
Too o.hcr parties ccly c,cl q tho corfprRcr,
ami r'cneci 90 tho PcaicHupry- SuIl' Arnold
AMI OLau .hlia for iic, aHd spauglnr Tor * years
arc still her, no orders haVn' ct teen rcco vel
for t.cir removal 20 the ALBANY Pjutcrtary. Iuc.r
| sentence has not ~ YET been on tally ANNOUNCED
| 70 them by the olcers although they no Ioua. t'1
| this have been Informed by their counsel rui
friends, some Of whom ave cen allowed TO v.r.t
| them Tlcy rccm qui,e Cheerful, auu O'Lau o. .u,
! who during tho trial appeared - lc failing ~
hca a., secu.Htu have pCkeu up Co. nhtcr5' ty. tu-
d,r suAro Ills Gu. weather, tECy Vrc allowed
| tho range ot tie prit. ygti 10 eNore 20 IN anu
| the tNCC,B " thb privilege ID Observable IA their
LCilth aud spirits.
luey spec. bu. little Of lie co 'epiracy and trial,
! ami since the execution the, have no. u'yaI Ell
anything new. Awo'd and oLIughLu only sc
!,crGtc NhG. thsy ave said before as tu the or 81
nj pl1t 10 Iapiuro t4t Ptcsitcut Mud seems IA
very good spirits over has escape from tle GALLONS
lie says ltts atoII the tia. He ackno l,d.cI
that tie testimony OF tho witness WeigauIu u
roiceouce g. uiltelt - correct. Sp4nglcr 3D. cy-
JCH.ly cheerful, talsiuy anu joking, whcu allow.
o., )" \. every ono pssilg ucAi hln. i. is tA9lE !
tlnt N day ,r Two lhoy Will b. Ila CD op a
! steamer, under suGri, and sont ~ no a. my
pcutuutA.y.
TIC rotcl General Harris and p.7'cs5or MgCr'-
lua.4 arrived hero las. MONDAY, aud are u, mud
tie cara 4, tie AriouGl Harris Is 'JJly cu's,'
AMI ~ .hC lao %, the p.u,l, he bc,ug al l'cct sHui
. tI,Str, and LAYING q p.euuiul suppl! Of jokes,
fquta, ard gor.c., Which no rs..lO5 Oh ON to
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ly collects, dgests, files away, and revises all his
corrcspondeace aud memoranda. And 90 he was
fully aware thst he left Office not blessed With
iric.lds, and good deal comuainod Of, he has uscd
lil materials f5r vindeauon with bis lest ability,
pear, thinks tic printers tlOv and expects that It
VIII . q very Conclusive affair ~ al respects II
has teen to hm work Of love Indeed lie CAV.
to it a.l his time AID thought Of which, IN bis
cut tars Iousa himscI, by reAing tire rev cNs
- .HH-. pic It Es.ime, Truly, tO The q.
J. 7 An. bow. .sH.r r. that Lc 'sia hIs b calm
and no 1885 20 uu.tyi 'or he vii have o. H. a
Ly.. strrt.t 2u4uIs. % c. ave a'.. AIT
sc TO analyst. GIi, tI hc stys ho sa.t- .'-
c.. on, tI.s o. .ai III way s-.4Ir .. J IS
20 .1E b. .rsr Chg. r. Lsus D. T. =
lr t.Hi I-et.cl'' f...J .,,. 70 'o.. IL 81. IS
a car ... .. .. % p, s..I go .pn e. .-g to
''.4 ufI u r4..I..cl lG r, y..,- ut. H.
V.t-.t .. 10 u. l.tI co. s4u.-,., -.y.us so
1yv- - &c e. 10.
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Temper Of the southern Leaders.

Tns sddress OF GovoinJr DRowS, of Georgia. ia
which he taxes leave OF his late r.bol stuen,y,
81 very good illustration Of the temper in which
tho great Of tho Southern leaders accept sber
new relations 70 tho Government. Tho conduct Of
Governor DaowS IN opposns the policy OF JtFr.
DAVIS, his correspondence with sHErNAN the
subject Of restoring Georgia to the Union, and his
recent release from imprisonment q STATE Of
fender, have led the N1rthera people tor gard lin
As type Of the more conservative ella" q reclaim
cd rebels His farewell address, however, contains
no evidence Whatever Of q eordisl .nd hearty sc-
quiescence In tho new order Of things-nJ word
maniiesting love or even respect for the Un.on o.
che contrary, IA shows sbundAn. evidence Of latent
spitefulness against the GoverniuonL aud its re-
Communications to the people TO accept the ST.
uahon with resignation, prove that h.s STU
fnco Unionsm IL founded upon nothing more
substantial than cVpedicncy. Tho advice which
he tenders to the people of orgil
IA all very we'll lie wants The % return t. their
old pursuits, to Rec. 20 the Eel raj Government
and TO be good citizens uu.or -, iC;4Use the Con-
federacy has proven failure, Or 10 use tho Cove
srnor's own words, The South has teen over
come by the superior numbers aud Noundicss re-
sources Of the North therefore, We lave NJ
further power Of essul resistance, and El'cr
native but to accept the rCWlt" This is thc spirit
which seems to characterize nine-tenths Of tie late
rebel leaders. Al heart they are Just M litter
sgainst the Government a. they were when their
armies were flushed with victory, and wbcu they
were buoyed up with hope for the success Of the
rebellion. They Of accept tho logic Of events,
bu, il is because, ~ Gov ruor Bows
II.
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rirnnc,sI News, M.rLrt.. &c.

Ncu Tort, Saturday, Jdy15, p N-rhe Cod
market has bgen quite firm todsy, and closed nj
IN the afternoon and 1t might. The shipment Of r'c
~ ,cra,ed sj2,5Cj, making for the wees a.. 7--i.
Foreign exchange was steady, Bankers sterling e. O.
days, being quoted q; lCs lC9's. The Ce'aenl ior
money was modcfatc. brisk NJ q Gp'5 cent. on call
1he general stock market dull with feature Of
particular interest. Governments wess strong and
hillor. on Change today Flour &c. i'wcr on
common brands, and sio .iy for hirh grade. Wheat
was dull and lc. R@c lover. Corn wal &c. -. lower
and active. Oats were without decided change Po,k
tpcuoi f.raor and co.ci lower H.of wgs quiet.
Lard was hrmcl. Whisky was steady.
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TN 'cop 'r.ctcs. 'cl. Ay ,,: c...''rs wiz -,;-rI
tofr,sr, 's -vinc'd lyn crL .t ~. ra,g r
-l,hiao t-I.,t-s " - '.'n. o.. v.r
re. "a El.IrIsy night bt .,s. 10000. niog
,,u,,r. 's-. ". at &, .hc A.l's-I. o., Hg ..Hl '
re %. 'pars 'o9s r.edct, s''..t Che 80. mlo.'
dot.g: She ,r.s,,t v..'. 9lc re- j.. Her Ysi.
'iy. a1c ,ri.-, =ton of "-nn' mHsi,, nnl
nothing 30 rrure gol lar ",.. tt.u tann N.at el.r
msl'.a ozh.'iuo,'. TIE only trouble is Tat 4 c'
at Toe present TINE l.ya %. means q graft. .,
th'7 :'f.c e-c'i; "a 3cca.. nal ry's IKE that 1.
tho cagerelt o'tcr,a meet. 7 . oAthuHr fA
rggarI.n! tia even. fur.ioe Gcaaul.ra:cs tic nee
ccs}'ty of probing Aist class musical entertain
mcus for the rlsss,r as 'hc svy a. % o0el urged
tbs IS nov q great desiicratuu, and While t.'
tcupor ~ mulics' revival is IN pro1rcss' move
In.nt ought to be made towards supplying 10
popular want By providing regular frat elSsi
musical cntertainncns at cheap rateI
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trouble Between White nad Hack soI-
dl,Fs.

soAR measure should he tntca by the govern.
ynent 10 suppress the dirgraceul riots which have
rocerty become 50 frequent between the white and
She volored troops T ere seems to be, in some
quarters, bitter enmlty between the two claascA
which shows itselfin open rPsurc whenever op.
portunity offers. Tho disturbances ~ N1-'oll;,
Alexandra, Charlsrtou, am ether locaiiGoa, aro
most disgrscef.and viii lend to N ro shI.ous con-
sequences II not checked In time. II Charleston
the trouble has apparently grown into ,o.lly
fsud, and the city is in constant turmoil Of eN.
sitNmcnt regarding tue fShs between the white
and tho negro soldiers The CouRI4R, in sn article
pn these occurrences, says;
"White soldiers cannot thrust colorsd soldiers
put Of town, neither can tie latter cNpe tho for.
pa, rhes0 riols cannot continue. psy Af.er day,
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Tnr ference hclvccn the married and divorced
sececIius tli ght, Cuasihtiug Of tLc exchange ui
coli 10 OF letters tie uG-IUl lr.ns uaitci, and th'
divorced unteI.
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sAVENdas alA<.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS nNN.. q
a SCl ARE SIN NDGl..
OPEN DAILY.
SIX FER CESl. lNilLl-I ak.
N.pJ.its mad, nov, ug ou 90. .U.C.. '
draw iutv.cst tom Ju.y o..
NJ -. "a, PElF. I.t
CHNhilS U.EAl..'
JoTrU +. CooTFr. ScTuiu-.
TIME SAVINGS BANK on Vi
- bursh, cor South -.l .rH Dr.. r..
daily from d. 4. W. tl-l. d- a4I t.u
y ll.ts from 'u,.U.- 60 s...t.4u.. ..t.
CtNl. intc'Cst allowed, Ir. e. BRO"
MN TAX. Deposits maze "a. oi ,Diu.
dul d1ns iui,Iu i4,u g.. .- "a .u
Ami iHLl, Pc. a.. 'E p IS. 1911
hrklkANb, Wee li,au,.~. w
EHG.
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DYsV GOODS.

DARGATNS BARGAINS! 800 GREAT
- CLOSING OFT SALE
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
Az
GENERAL RED CTlOS n PRICES.
COMM NCING DN NONnAN, ~ LN ~
ard copt,uuiur each jsy during the month, iron
U. tcF .. ~. to . o'riocl p. N.
toners TO thls s!c ne Il b. CuI intention to eleAs
CIT
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
OF
SPRING AND SJNuER SILKS,
SiIAWIS, MAN1lI.LAS, DRESS GOODS,
HOSIERY And GLOVES, IlNENS, DhAASk,
de-, n ggrdltfs OF ouT re .idus ceiling prices
" X Ply iDN,
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
gI2 AND - B'WERG, NEAR NOT : cON : z-6
DRINTS AND liz LANES, VERY CHEAP,
L vt l. hMBGEI'S. t2a Giccnwch 10, God ias, cola,
towels md linen htit- YER cheap. .GS
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

N-rOR SALE, LIQUOR STORES, BAN
crrs, lunch nad bar r.oUs, rloccrics, fC,t-u-
rants, ia N.L ~ oous, meat ugfkr's oyster ral0 us
Cc piece e. suit NJ. II yol want to luv scIi
out call ns MliCnELuS store Agency, = = dlf
rt,CCt. ~
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A CCTION NCTICE-CROCEERY.
"A aud chins =. ,. HUNT, Au.'r. rup. ,
ism, ~ o'c'och, % 81 Pearl n, h. Dos N
"a ruod assortment, IA tote u suit De lcrs. ~
perkad
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"A cloths, on Friday. ,Iuly "A. 1T los c.
Great bargains con he had ~ puryha.,n.
day o. sale. Sale 80 commerce Ut 10 O..
NM. ABBOTT. AucJr.
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4 RARE CHANCF.-THE STOCK AND

EOR SALE CHEAP-A MILK DAIRY IN
L the 10Th Wr'd, wi h or without CoWH horre and
WAGON Enquire NJ lds East 4,tl IT. let. LAT aud "a
avcs IN Tie lIark.mi.ha .hop. 100
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-19


DEATH OF JUDGE WooD D-Hon. Youngs
V. Wood, formerly Probate Judge of this
County, and at the time of his death, Pros.
ecuting Attorney, died at his residence in this
city, yesterday The deceased had been con-
fined to his room for several months past by
sickness The disease of which he died was
consumption, and its fatal termination had
been FASTENED by az attack of typhoid fever
some months ago. During his long con6ne
ment he bore his physical suaerings with pa
tence and christian forttude.
Judge Wood had been for many years
resident of Dayton and a member of the
Montgomery County Bar. He was the FIRST
Probate Judge under he new Constitution of
Ohio, having been elected to that Office in the
fall of 1851 He was a good citizen, quiet
and courteous in his intercourse, and oi ire
proachahe character as man and a christian
He died in the prime of his manhood, and his
Joss will be deplored by large circle of friends
and acquaintances.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-19
From saIv..ton, T.r...

NEw YoRK, July l9.--A letter to the
Tribune from Galveston Texas, July 4, says
the calm Of that city was disturbed, YESTERDAYS,
somewhat, by the arrest Of Mayor LeonArc, of
Galveston, by the military authorities Rumor
assigns several cAuses for the arrest, but
nothing definite is konwn. Stringent orders
had been issued by the Provost Marshal in
regard to the sale Of liquors, and il is not
improbable that Mayor Leonard, being pro-
prietor OF a common Rroggery, has disobeyed
them. SO far all has been orderly in Calves
ton, although the rest ofthe State has been
given up to rapine and plunder
The wheels Of business are beginning to
TO move, yet very slowly People are despon.
dent, and many profess TO believe that the