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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
BlRRY's TRIcopmERous FOR THE SKIN AND

B,RRY'S TRfCoPHERoUs FOR THE SKIN AND
HAIR-p.cnlred by the principal families Ia Europe and
Anstc, Til, cncelen, article Ia admitted to be the stand
ard preparation for all purposes connected with the hiF 1t
prevent. Il, falling Of eradicaes Scu Dandruf sc ind
keep, in the most Beautiful condition it' habitat Use
fod-rs the Of oil pomssu or sHy other preparation
lsi,e superlaou. Sold by NeSoary sons, 40. 10 ST.
P,rr. London; Gayey No II oueen-,, Jersey. Europe
shsyer No 2e9 Picady London Jones Co.. No. % Bou'
evarl les C,puein, Pass Birch, No Mo'e'wosth' Dub
lin; Autouin Post No. Hamburg; Gol'buf No'',
Hamburg Henery Highest, Guern,ey Green, No. A High
St. Gran,ha. Linconslrr Congals Madrid, sPani Coro'
Havan, Lyman Brothers, Cauada Morton Co.. Novssco-
tia Graham Nefoundand; BuFsoyne Co., san franceoi
Watson Prince Edward Island Hampstead Belize Hondu-
ra.; Pou Pansm,; kiobey Brazil; Moss Co.. Austraia
Hargon, Vera Cruz Mexico; Kennedy Jalapa Wer Pru'
.s Loca.,e Ru.s Bafrs,t China manlove. Japan rrn'
cp,l office No m Pesl,t, NewYorA, aud BY all drass'"
throu ghout tine United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
UNITED STATES 7.30 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES, $3.50, 900, 900.

BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury the under
signed the General Subscription Agent for the sale Of United
States Securities offers tho public third series Of Treas
ury Notes bearing aud three enhs per per
| anIum known az the
7.30 LOAN
These issued under dle Of July 49, 1865 and
payable three years from that date in currency
vellible &, the option Of tho holder into
US $50 PER CENT GoLD-BEARISG BoyBS
These Bonds worth handsome premium and aye
exempt, all the Government Bonds from STATE County
and Municipal TdT1ton, iclch add, from three per
rent per their taiue, according the rate levied
upon other property The interest is payab.s semi annually
by coupons attached to note which may DO OF and
sold to any bank or banker
The Interest AT 100 PER CENT AMOUNTS TO
ONE CENT PER DAY ON A......-...sJO NOTE.
Two CENTS PER DAY on A.........31OO NOTE.
Ten CENTS PER DAY ON A.-........-SJ0G NOTE.
Twenty CENTS PER DAY on A......S1 900 NOTE.
one DOLLAR PER DAY on A....-.... $4,000 NOTE.
Notes Of all tie denominations named viii be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions
The Notes Of TIL. Third Series precisely similar In form
and privileges to the Tres already sold excep. that
the Government itself the option Of paying iner-
in gold coin al per cent instead Of $40 In currency
Subscribers will deduct the interest in currency up to July
18TH at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes OF the third series Of the seven
hl,ies will commence the Is. Of June aud will be made
promptly and continuously after that date.
The slight change made IN the conditions of this THIRD
syarrs Affects only the matter CT interest The payment in
gold made will be equivalent to the currency interest Of
the hiy CHER rate.
The to specie payment the event Of which only
will the option pay interest in gold be avaed or would 30
reduce and cquaize prices that purchases made with six per
cent gold would be fully equal those made with seven and
three tsnths per cent in currency. Thiss
THE ONLY MARKET
Now offered by tie Government and its superior advantages
make I, the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Les, than $3.50 900 OF the Loan authorized by Congress
are now Oh the market This amount at the rate at which 1t
being will al be subscribed for within sixty days
when the notes will undoubtedly command premium as
has uniformly been the closing the subscriptions
to other loans.
In order tia, citizens of every town snd section Of the
country may be afforded facilities for taxing the Loan the
National Banks State Banks and Private Blankets throughout
the country generally agreed receive subscriptions at
pay Subscribers will their agents in whom rhey
have confidence and who only be responsible for the
delivery Of the n9,es for which they receive orders
JAZZ CooEK,
Subscription Agent
No. ia South Third-st.,
May IS. 1865. Phladelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

ROCKWELL & IIURLBURr--FREEE EXHIBITION.
"A pair OF Stations driven TO carriage without brides,
reins or traces. by a. II ROCKWELL, on Dubois Asso
citation Track Eighhaye.. between One-hundI ed.and'
fo!.y.fourth and Northumberland forty elehthst..
" T., FRIDAY and SATURDAY May 10 and ~. at I
o'clock D. m This is feat Of horsemanship that Is
truly wonderful and has been elnsled in this or
any other country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, May ls, 1906.

TIIILADELFIIIA IDUIsuhyI -I"y To IcVV'
The subscriptions to the Seven-Ihiriy loan
telegraphed from all parts Of the Union to Jay Cooke
subscription agent. amounted to sl,35lsOo The fol-
lowing are among the largest subscribers: A. Ives &
Son Of Detroit, slOO,OOO First National Bans OF In
danapolis. $4,000 First National Bank Of Chicago
so 600; Henry Ciews Co of New. York, slC9 COO
Fourth National Bank Of Ncw-York. sl0OOo flrst Ma
tlonsl Bank Of Baltimore Sl000O0. Tho number OF IN
dydua subscriptions for sums less than WV
to sJl.
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THE YELLOW fever PLOT.
IT'S AUTHOR SECURED.
Or. Blackburn Arrested in Montreal
MONTREAL. Thursday. May ls. 1866.

DR.. Blackburn, who shipped infected clothing
from Bermuda. was arrested to-day. warrant from
Toronto for breach of the neutrality laws.
Footc publishes long letter to Stanton He says lie
was ordered to leave the States in AZ hours. lie Is
willing 10 go back for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
IAdveHnement.l

Advers.emen
Iron ITCH ITCH'
scRArCnl SCRATCH SCRATCH
BLAsk's ITCH CRRATE
will cure the Itch in thirty six hours also. cures Scad
Head Old Sores and all Eruptions Of the Skin; con
tans no mercury. Price ~ cents per box For sale by
DENss BARNES q Co., No. q Pafk-row, ana all Drug
gists IN New.lork.
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poy,,, s. NEWTON, M. D.,


Lac
PROFESSOR OF SURGERY AND c..tsIoAL MEDICINE
In the
HcLEorrc MEDICAL COLLEGE OF Cno,ssAFi
snow
PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED
in the City Of NewYork and gives especial sentonto
SURGERY AND CHRONIC DISEASES.
CANCER CURED
The NewYork Medical News aud Cancer Journal says that
Dr. Newton has examined and treated FoUR HUNDRED
CASES OF CANCER by the Eclectic Method Of treatment dis
covered and first pracced by himself with almost unyayiug
Office No East Eighteenth. first door west Of Broad
way. Hours for ONCE Consultation from to 10 and
to : p. N. every day.
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Business Notices.

/" LOOK or THIS piCTCRE. NDTAESoN THAT
Here you behold tie ilhrn. sep.
TIE palid check, wasting foIm.
Untss,ed food ard ,ocii smospher,
Poisoned with the tales Of schrs p.ia..
sleepe.a nights. and nen,al dc'po-irncy.
There. laughing heath, iragklns eyes.
Elastic steps. craving appetite. forgotten c,sss,
Genial thought and ambitious resolve.
Show the contrast aud mark the picture.
And here the secret lies, tia,
Uukno~n TO Quirkenbos the Doctor.
Smith Lad taken bottles three
OF DaAKE's PLANTATION BurE1I
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THE CELEBRATED PIAYO-FoRTEs.
Wa. KsABZ Co.'S
PrASo.FoRrg wARsRooSs
have been
RyMovzo
No. $50 BRoApwAr
(Up ssar.)
GRAsD PsAs0,
SQUARE PIANOS
CPRranr PIANOS.
spsndid assortment Of the celebrated knioe" Pianos
Of every STYLE in Grand Square and Urg.s will always be
found in tho new, spacious wareroons
No. $50 BROADWAY
Til. Knabe" Pianos have received the most cordial tes
ona, from highest Of the musical world such as
THALBxKe Cor rscHALx SAyrER. srRAKoscH. Mutro, Az
scHurz aud many others
J. BAUER Co, Agents
NJ. 60 Broadway
up stsir'.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
DIE ID.

RARNEs-At Paterson, NJ j., OH Tuesday 10th inst, Sarah
L. wife of Dr. Orsyn Barnes and daughter Of Charles Dan
forth, esq =. q, a..
The funeral will take place from her late residence No III
Broadw az, Paterson, on Friday 18th inst ct clock p m
Friend. Of tho family invited 10 attend without further
Invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

Yankee Grain Bags, seamless imitation, strong
durable and serycestle Manhattan Bag Mandatory
100 Duanest cor Greenwich Paper Bags OF AL EinIs
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Gpseial Notices.

Clothing
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
MIN, CHILDREN.
y0R MEN. BOYS AND cniLDRBN.
MEN, cHLDKsa.
PRICES REDUCED.
PRICES REDUCED.
PRICES REDUCED
PRICES REDUCED.
PRICES REDUCED.
PRICES REDUCED
CLARK, TRAPHAGEN e HUNTER.
CLARK, TRAPHAGEN G. HUNTER,
CLARK, TRAPHAGEN s. HUNTER
39S, 400 AND 4Ol BoWERY.
$685. 400 AND 4O2 BOwERY.
39S, 400 AND 4O2 BOWERY.
39S,. 400 AND 400 BOWERY.
39S, 400 AND 400 BoWERY.
39S. 400 AND 400 BOWERY.
offer their entire wholesale stock
offer their entire wholesale stock
offer their entire wholesale stock
AT RETAIL
AT RETAIL
AT RETAIL
AT RETAIL
AT RETAIL
AT RETAIL
roR LESS THAN The MATERIAL ALONE COST.
FOR Lxss THAN TIE MATERIAL ATOMS cosr.
YoR LESS THAN TIE MATERIAL ALoSx cosr.
N. B-stoIes closed promptly at p except on sstur'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

JEpqERS', No. 5i3 Broadway, is the BEST place
10 buy Ladies and Chldren's Boots and Shoes lie Is
selling at about one half last years prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
Advertisement.

l. HOUSES saved from burglary in three
weeks; six years experience without inure. ohee o.
Burglar Alarm Telegraph, 10. Broadway. +. HOLMES
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Advertisement.

fAdserii'eneut
Gents all wool Suits, SIS.
Boys Al wool Suits. a.. At I. V. RRoKAw>.
No. ~ Fourth ave. ana No. 81 Lafayette place.
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Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchburg,
CHARLES rON, SAVANNAH,

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY have reastablished their
Offices az the places and prepared TO forward goods
subject to restrictions Of the Treasury and Mi;ary Depart
nett ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
~ No. 50 Broadway.
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lAdyer.em-nt
CoRys. BUyIoyS EYLARGED JOINTS and all
ii -.aie. Of the feet cured by Dr. IscHAsE No 6J Broadway
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May Is. 1865.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
Dissolution
CHANDLERs NEWS EXPRESS.

E'aOM Magnolia, Pike county, to HolmesvilIe,
County sea) Pike county, Mississippi tri.
weekly
From magnolia to Jacksonwood and Liberty, County
seaD Amite county, Miss, tri weekly.
From Liberty TO Ceus ervile and Noodvile County
seai) Wilkinson county, semi weekly.
i'll supply subscribers residing at or in the vicinity
of any station en- the New Orl ans Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad, Southern Railroad and
mississippi Central Railroad and bonneville lack
sonweod, Liberty, Centervi le oodvi le MonticeIIo
County seat,) Pine Bluff ETC.. with the
New Orleans, Mobile. Vicksburg, jack
son and Meridian Daily and we xiv
Papers.
Having agents as above, will attend to recording
Deeds COLI citing, etc
Letters mailed 90 cts enclosed packages sent to
promptly forwarded " -
nth mail routes and post Offices are re established
viii mail and pay postage letters from The above
places to Magnolia postofice 'e
Passage from Magnolia to Liberty 81 90
Letters u s. postage paid. 10
NoWspa ers aao cII culaes U postage pd
suo'cilptoas and advertisements for country
pape received by, J. BENZ CHANnr EU 10y
NOV ~. ~ Carondolet st.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-24

mate for the contractor Tor bordering Circle
Market and Meridian streets.
Asssrs Stumph 4 Smith. contractors for the
above work. presented . bond to keep the above
streets in good repair for Eve Years. without er-
pense TO The city.
The bordering OF these squares brough, up q
lengthy Discussion, in which members Of the
Council and Mr.. Harrison, attorney for the
remonstfants, took part.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, tbe estimate Of the
Engireer vas laid on The table.
Mr. Bosz presented q communications IRON the
Chief Of Police, bringing Charges against foIlet-
man Stevens, of the second Ward, in taking I've
dollars from a keerer Of an sssignation house as
q bride to prevent her arrest, which vas referred
to the Committee on Police.
The other estimates Of the Engineer we're
adopted.
The CITY Attorney presented an opinion in re-
latiou TO the vacation OF Water street, deciding
that the PRAYER of the petition to yscatc cannot
be granted against the remoustrance. The
whole matter was laid on the table
An ordinance to provide for erecting lamp
posts and fixtures on Alabama streer, between
Vermont and North streets. wasread a third FINE
and passed.
MOTIONS ADorTEB.
On motion of Mr.. Bosz. Committee of one
from each Ward was appointed to examine the
bordering on Circle street. The following are
the Committee: DR.. Jameson. KspPes. Thomp-
son, Emerson, Grosvenor, Brown and Stout.
BY DR.. jameson, That the property owners
on North street. between Alabama aud East
streets, be authorized to improve their streets.
By the same, in.tructing the TO re
peal the action of the ordinance, faing persons
for leaving horses unhitched.
By Nr. Brown: That the Commissioners be
directed to make a new survey and estimate for
the opening and continuation OF New jersey
street from Merrill to NcCarty streets.
Several other motions Of local interest only
were adopted, when the corps editorial sc-
iOurnel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-24
HOME FOR INVAIIDs.
ST. OHN HOME
i y ' A L ID - t.

INRKQUEST APPLICATIONS TO HARBOkT TIE SICK
aud give them tae care Of nsr.e, have induced
the Sisters Of Providence to open an lnfrnsTy, which
prepares them 10 give, IN time Of sickness, a. asyium q
persons who have &c regular home, and who, ccns-
queRty, sunsr greatly Of those times, frsm he want q
good care and Of proper accommodations. The need 81
such an Institution mas long since been felt; Rev. 4.
Bessoniss, whose duty sften calls him 10 The SICK roam.
seeing the COED that al Tnvalid's Home wonld Dc. has.
denee to commence one, ana Il "a a. his repeated srg-
60 tons that The Sisters IaLe noa al attempt, bCpin.
TO benefit all those whe may hrd themselves in he siius
Jse intention Of the managers : 10 esixbish the
house on principles % charity. as veil ~ ofbeaeNoisncs
ard the bssi, upon which a q fau,ded vii. vben IN .rc,
eessfsl operation, enable il TO provide flr is own sup
port. The ihvahds that have mssns. aud vho vii be-
long ts the elsss ~ SICK ~h0arasTs, ~hl pay th- price set
OF these whose resources are limited; ir ihis case, charges
will Re proportional TO The means of each sis. LET Il
not be understood that the destitute will hs excluded: to
them specially will the ssnt 81 mercy ne extended. 10
Tar a. The house will be sele. 10 giv. them -ra;u.tous
sduii;sncs. ID il only TO he added. tsst - ibeir behalf.
some assistance will be needed.
The fand srising from the receipts VI ia. sick board.
ers, will, 1t 10 expected. in tine. support The establish
nent; but until then, Il is hoped that the citizens, view
present, help towards ito maintenance. Thsugh IL 10
gins on small bsglnninx.," the usn&l mode ~ beneve
lent Institutions, YET censiesTshle expense 10 required ~
The start; q houss had To he found, ~sunfci-ut furniture
psrchssed. and every days. living provided fer. To De-
fray the first expenditures. the Slsisr had on hand a.,
collected from -. Johns congregation, on the occasion
:" NRNAc Si'"H " NN ehf"t AA W :
Of This insrmsry, then in pre- eci; slse SO snd $50 10
nssd by individual parties. making in al $50. VIII
this sora ths hOIse was furnished With the ind.spenss
HE requirements. Cointisg OF the well known chsuts
Die disposition Of the eonnnuoiiy Al iares, slms will hs
locked for the gift, msy be in sreeere., sooss, farHi
tsre, oarEet rrOvisicns-sl I'll will 90 thankfully received.
aud applied, ~ effect. 20 The service Fl The Tednced an
~desIi,n;e invsiids, Tor whom osiy lie slus sre solicited
twenty-five dollars worth Of groceries - . received a.
soon - the house was epsned; the doner 4. thanked .or
her liberal benefsctieu and ready will IL give her aid.
The building cited up for 81 J-hn's Nome IL en- so-fh
Tennessee street, No. l3o.
Price per week, during the winter season., fer sick
hoardsrs, with the best accommodations he'd. s..
invsids select their OWE phvsiciss.
Tor sdmittsncs apply 10 Sister Superior ~. john.
Home. Applications can also bs made 20 Rev. A. Bss-
senie,. SISTERS on PROVIDE nee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-24

ever, BY the authorities to do 80. and . sslic'
search made among the passengers. The strict.
eel Surveillance - maintained at Qeeenstovr
upon sll persona coming from Ameriss. IL i
stated the principal Fenisns are - 10 tried bv q
special Commission ssAW
Lord Russell, Grossenor and " a. Waft re-
pudiate all connection with, or interest In. ID,
Confederate loan.
The French troops have already been With
Drawn from Ferrindale snd yslenries in the Pa
pal States
The Minister OF Police has intinAted that tbe
state Of siege in Poland will ne raised At The
opening OF the new year
The Journal de ST. Petersburg draws PAT
allel betw cen ireland and Poland.
The London Times emphstically denies the
truth Of the parallel, and points out tina, there is
al essential difference in the condition sf the
Two countries
The Journal de ~. Petersburg slso con
graduates the Washington 6ovsrnmen, on
The rapid reconstruction Of the Southern States
and points out that the Russian Government was
always in favor OF the maintenance OF the
Union.
CHISA-SHASGsAI, Sept A successful re
volt il reported in West Tsrtary. The Province
OF lii has bee wres,ed from the Celestial Gov
eminent
There il = declining tendency in tea.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-24
Later from Mexico naxiuaiIiau'
proclamation.

Later from Mexico naxiniiIian'
proclamation.
Nav YoRr. Oct. 23.-The steamer Libert,
brings Havans dates 20 the 18Th.
Mexican sdvices from Vera Cruz 10 the l5:f
had been received at Havana.
Macmillan had issued = proclamation dated
the %. officially announcing the departure oil
Juarez from Mexican territory. and saving tha,
the cause which Juarez had sustained With so
much valor snd consistency had at last succu mbed,
not only 10 the National will, but according 10
the same Law that this leader invoked in support
Of bis title, and that even the brigandags had de-
generated and was abandoned BY the departure
Of their cbief from hi. native territory. The
Emperor adds, however, that lawlessness and
disorder were still kept up by several misguided
leaders, but the Government, strong in ia power,
would be inhsIible in its punishment.
lie has also issued a decree, dated the Sd. con-
t4ining The most rigorous measures against par
ties in arms and those aiding them. They are
10 be tried by court martial. and IL convicted
executed within twerty-four hours.
Important eveui, bad occurred in Gusdalsiars
but no particulars further than that public order
rss disturbed are given.
Gen. Espinzosa is going TO Lower Californis
TO bring that part Of Mexico under the sway of
the Emperor.
VI Longlais, the new Minister Of Finance of
Louis Napoleon. arrived at Vera Cruz on the
lltb, and az once left for The Capital.
MAMMALIAN is to make his voyage to Yuest,n
IN November.
Spanish vessels ATE put under close observance
at Havana for fear OF bringing 10 the cholera. 1t
was runored that several csses had occurred. but
the report Was very doubtful
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-24
croceedIngs OF the City Council.


Council met. Present. the Mayor and NJ essrs
Boar, Brown. Coburn. Emerson. Fletcher. Ola
rier. kappes. L%etever. LOOMS. Macarthur,
schmidt. Staub and Thompson
PETITIONS.
From J Il MeKernan and Others. asking Tor
tue immediate erection OF the bridge over the
canal on Rsy street. Granted.
From Drucilla Wilson. asking ioF an appfo
~pristicn in behalf OF city foundiings, FOR the n>e
81 the Orphsn Asylum. Referred to the Com
mittee on Benevolence.
From 7. d. Elliott aud others, ASKING The "a
cation Of the alley running east and wesi between
lots 4 and >, IN out lot 10. Referred 10 Com
miItee on Streets and Alleys.
From A Z. Ninton and others. asking the
prohibition of The erection OF wooden awnings on
Pennsylvsnia street. between Washington and
Market streets Referred to Committee on Re
vision of Ordinances.
From Merritt 4 CoughIin, aud J McLsne L
10, demonstrating against the vacation OF
Water street. as asked by W G Holmes Laid
on the table
An ordinance to erect gas lamps Oh SoH,h
street, between Delaware and New JERSEY. We
read a first and second tine.
An ordinance appropriating SIS - IN favor
OF Joseph Kruger. for street Improvement
Passed
RKPOKrs.
Mr.. Brown, from the Committee gu Street,
and Alleys, reported on tue petition OF Charles
q Muller. that the survey at the City Engiaeei
ID correct. ConouEred 10.
The Civil Engineer made a report Of yarlou:
estimates for grading. graveliug and bordering
Mr.. CoburD. from the on fgol,
improvements 20 whom Was referred the petition
Of A r NintOn and others, IN reference 10 tho
manner of bordering Circle. Market ard Mer
dian Streets. submitted a report from Nessrs
Browo. Stein and Wilson, Engineers. IN which
thew ststs that The work Is not done according a
contract. That many of the boulders are sIaalleI
.han the contract cslied.fcr, and that there IS 10
the amount Of sand under the boulders that TO-
contract requires
TIE Enginser's report embraced = Goal ct
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-24
Henry ward Beecher i'm Favor 81 the
Presidents POliCY.

NV YORK. Oct. 23.-Henry Ward Beecher
yesterday delivered a serno in which be gave
in his disqualified endorsement of President John
son and his reconstruction policy-urged fer
bearsnce aud kindness toward The South insisting
tia they must regulate negro suffrage for them
selves: discOuntananced Northern interference;
claimed Ns must have confidence ia the LOYAL
professions of the Souiherners. ana that their
self respect mus, not be offended He also pui
forth kind words for General Lee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-24
KaiirOad

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 23.-The Journal Of to-
day saws: Last night q construction train ON the
New York and New Haven Railroad, came in
collision with the milk train on the Daubury
and Norfolk Railroad. The passenger ears Of
the latter train were smashed. and both the en-
gines demolished.
A halter from Bethel, named Hurlburs, wa.
killed Mr. Parsons, conductor of the milk train,
was badly hurt. The engineer, Mr.. Hymap, Of
the New York aud New Haven Railroad, who
was on the milk train, was also injured, but not
dangerously. Dir. Wells, Track Superintendent
at New Haven. Hebron I. Douglass. Mr.. Daily,
John Dorian and some others, in all estimated
Il lhirly. br others fifteen, sere injured.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-24
uissi.sippi a.. -. Gran
i'm Favor OF an Increase oil Regutar
srmy-Pactffc Railroad Directors

NV YcsK. Oct. % The Tribune says:
Hon J j. Allicorn has been elected by the
Mississippi Legislature 70 ire l.. :. Senate for
the long term
The Times SPECIAL says: ten Gran, has re-
comnended the muster out OF all Major and
BrisadieT Generals IN the volunteer service, ex-
cer, those disabled Ia the service. Generals
Grant, Thomas, Hancock. and other leading.
Generals, are IL favor OF increasing the regular
army. 50 ~ 10 number $1,000. Secretary Stan
ton fay0Ts the plan.
George Ashmun, Of Massachusetts,. Charles /.
Herman. of Ohio. Springer Hsrbsugh, of Penn
sylvsnia, Jesse J. Williams. of Indiana. and
Thomas j Carter, OF Illinois, have been ap-
pointed by the Government a. Directors Of The
Union Pacific railroad.