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attended his failure II would be unworthy Of the
Tople Of the lnited Stses to Vi, his offences with
~ lust anger In the position In which he has fallen
Abandoned and cursed by the people whom he has
uisled 10 rum he can no more euiauger the of
the Republic than he restore the wealth and life
ana happiness, which he has wantouly and vretched-
" destroyed
VARIOUS 1rrMs.
Bueno- Ayrrs has declared var asslnst PARAGUAY
\ triple alsnce has been formed between Brazil,
l tutuay aud the Arentine Republic. The alice are
nathinf astIOng force AgAins iAtAsuAy.
u 10 rumotei In Paris that Prince NAPOLEON coutem-
plates another visit TO he 1 pited states.
u u opposed to eftnbiish hANre = company with
acap'A OF eIght millions VI francs for the transport
OF eoion from America 20 that port, by the ans Of
kea- Admiral Didelot ha, leon appoin,ed 10
We tommard of the Tfcrrh nsynl division at the
An'ille', AMI in the Mexican sud Nofth American
usteIr.
! be- Einpetot Napoleon arrived At Constantine
on lhr 2Nth UT, ami va received uith great enthu-
sa M
he Turin journals aserrt tbs, the Council " Minis.
tir tht csl. DC ot tie klu.. had d.c.I,i that
diltelF
c1uc.pcn. euce of the D,uY NfW-, writing
nom llItutC. ttNt. "tvV r dq lriUcs IN her
d"ia ~ continuation Of The tact that NEGOTIATIONS
ar iHNothtb osICssius le'NCt tlt tt.dNn ON r.
,aies OF tie lIicr .t's,e. uutut aud the tou . e.
Rome which piouisef to led a -ausisc'ors acc i
- eca De tao powers. ltis tho.eht that the li0iy
ttN Sil lv 'r-usier. .Cl into co., Of Hause lu d.,
u, uo'uiu capita ot Italy. sea. OF the Rom 100 Court
ana oi the ltalHn ScuH g, whose m,Wle.r be-
Joined b, TIE phJe Cone e Of Cardinals itoiu the
hViy Roman tAu.cA.
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Dre adfuI Condition OF AGnirs In Georgia
aud Alabama.

A correIponde ~ OF the TINS, sho has been ira
yelling In AlALan and Georgs recently reports that
,he people are actually starving The whites
hardly conscious Of their horrible situation. They
are As mean and as proud ever They dress rags
and have no money TO pay their passage OF the
or bo.ts They subslst mainly by eating refuse which
In ordinary tner would hardly be given the dogs
Some pro- ure rsIions from the Government OF the
work. They say that they were not made to work.
and that only "niRFeu should engage In
toll Thinking themselves true to this chsrAc-
tsr they allow their lands To 20 uncultiyated.
Tie colored people will bs murdered and driven to
untimely graves II the Government does not Keep
Eo great IL the madness Of the old slavehoder over
defeat and sublurGtiOu that on their return home,
they smuse themselves by cutting of the ears, nosea
or p- OF ther former slaves. This 10 not q dream.
II II a terrible fact At MONTGOMERY, hVe hen cam
ia one DAY with ears cut of, and in an slmost nude
ststs Others came In with thiOats cut Viii others
anne, ed terribly marked over thor bodies with
bowst ON sticks and stones ne appearance OF the
eouptrx fully justihos the helief that the
Frestsst distress prevails smonR tho peop.e;
rebels are Tyen on their way 10 the Government
Commissary procure rstions; they abuse the ,,ov-
eminent and Ne people OF the uited states. Terms
ss unnercifu's Nany We have heard for months vtro
used by this mao peOple. Indeed, one would suppose
that the Tetellio MAS yet In IT, glory, IRON the
breathe freely or T. Vt At any ease apart from tho
military authorities one Tete officer said - We
have no eovarnmant We are aliens and ioreisners
and nc YER will have 10, soul 20 degraded a. 10 have
Reeme Us from the obe alton, Of this psIole, and Nc
rill iesve ths ID peot, e Who have powered
ne" 'Yes ,ir' that's cur is~'" said dozen others
OF the seme stripe.
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Supposed Loss of the Dupont.
porfiona of the Wreck Enuud

The Captain Of the pilot boat Arivl raur rs.l, 80
~, brings TO this port that ho sy.kc tuo hst
Pride of the Sea, THURSDAY, from hatam0fo- which
reported that having seen parts Of awfeck - the
southwsrd, she Kept that iii ia the ''luir u
Cape MAJ, where the fell IN with Ir n'i'y q
wrecked material aud piclcd W one moialho and
one long wood lifc boat tnnk. yali'e and writing
desk which contained gold watch tst ?p'd al OBJ
some small nrlicles OF cothing the su.ys pIYoa
Of the steamer Aimiru Dupont The Captain OF tie
Pride Of the Sea iIdfed from the shattered and torn
condition Of the bite o hoa.ng wood found, mt the
Admiral Dupont had exp oied her boiler III wu'
alao found . iarEe number Of lifc-preservers No
people .cro picked up. The fragments OF wo..
o,etod tie ~R'er for sph,e of two iaies fhr ~
watch, etc, tuad. we delivered 10 NJ. Geur.e
e,co, Of the sboye-nauri pilot tos', and be rtc
at his head uarter,, No. ssg Water street. The hirs
Albiuo, which arrived yesterday hom Nov O,aaus,
reports having posed the quantity Of floating
wIeck Cd stun oil Cope Ma ou thc s.l Inst Among
tn s,uh, 'sO tluu.s we're ob-cNrl The eviteuccs
Of al esq usOn a'Io Ge-med conducive, The Ad-
mirll Dupont atlol nom th,, port on the afternoon
~ the IN iustsu'. Size ga an iron vs.so, iounory
lloct,dc-murcr, but lntterly IN the Government
s'rvice, having been condemned and ,old.
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A Pirate About !
A Horrible, II True, Story.

The Nassau GuAupIAS OF May luth has tho follow
ms; but Nassau dates Of this ,lth, pr you'ly
received, pid Havana, mode no mention Of tho
reported piraoios and outragrs alluded TO-
ISA0uA ~, IT, 1865.
u ne Ef'0r NJ NJ Nassau Guardian
There har lecn awful Outrage committed OH
thOe l4and., which | have not reen In print.
The pirate IArr WHO captured the ChpasapeAkO out
of New loik, and alho the Roanoke, from Cuba,
hu made his appearance ofi hero. lie board
ed the bak Lizzy, hom Cuba lio set tho
veasel on hto and sailed nom her tellins
the ain that ho intended 20 dIoFn thou.-
.nd tei0T. the Wal vas oyOr--lOhyinE these poor
vietrhpu TO save themselves In small boats. II ~
thuught that some Of them are burnt ar drowned
1hey have not been iJdud ct. fArr even Antei to
shoot thC, pIoT stilor because the Flor "a o
oi her crew IN zw INN ug ashore. Captain Macon, Of
the tatk Lizzy, -nyH that the pisic 6ot biz ala
fIe with fuid which he had In phiAhud 1t rpieHd
from -tsni a. stern, burning water the same on
deck, aud thAt tUe VI them had to leap overheard To
keep ont Of the Of H. II spread last that Just
at slndOvu steamer, baTIue-rigsel, ho' IN I'fht.
and tho pira'es sailed from her and ah0 10 'ek
cannon were heard ard hRshas re.. 'ha
wfeckeA saved ot the baGgue. Hil urIt to
you soun and tell you all shout this muf ieoH 49,,
when have seen all the oiicers.
remain, sif, your, Ec.,
RIcnAhp S1ITI
r a--The pirates took one OF tue b .-qre's sn "a
bont. and sunk i,, to keep the crew igo,n ,ayiuG
themselves
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ADDITIONAL FROM TEXAS.
The Surrendered Forts.
DETAILS OF THE AFFAIR.
Famous Blockade Runner DESTROYED.
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Victories OF the Juarists.
GUNS AND SUPPLIES TAKEN.
ANOTHER DISASTER.
EXPLOSION Ar CHATTANOOGA
Great Loss Of Government Property.
SUPPOSED REBEL PLOT.
THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
New Evideue. Adduced.
The City Point Explosion Caused
by Rebel Internal Machine.
LATER FOREIGN MAILS.
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American Affairs in England.
PIRACY CLAIMS OBJECTED TO.
Napoleon and the Prince.
PROGRESS OF THE QUARREL.
PIRACY CLAIMS OBJECTED TO.
From Tennessee.
Another Tremendous Explosion

Chattanooga June lO.--A tremendous explosion
and hre occurred here last evening is supposed,
through earelessness. spark from the locomotive,
Is thought enited the loose powder In the ordnance
department aud an instantaneous and territle expo.
son followed. There were several thousand tons Of
fled Ammunition and powder on hand. all Of which
were destroyed. Shot ami shell vent his,ing about
che town, and many killed aud wounded.
The immense quartermssteT's and eommissay's
building IN the neirhborhood caught ERE, and were
destroyed INVOLVING the destruction Of quarter Of
million dollars worth - l on ~ohout
narr.-..., ret the shock pAiluy. Many believe
that the great fire and explosion here last p hit
'he work Of incendiarism, as Government ,perty
wa destroyed simultaneously At nashville Gal
latin
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How to Obtain Pardon.
Directions From Attorney General Speed.

Washin0tOn, jun l2.--Tho following circular La4
been Issued from the Attorney Generals office:
By direction Of the President all persons belonging
90 the excepted classes enumerated IN the PTesdents
Amnesty Proclamation Of May goth, 1865, who msy
make special application to the President for pardon,
hereby notified that before their respective appl-
cation. will he eon,dered II must be shown they
hsve respectively taken and subscrled the oath or the
affirmation in said proclsma ion prescribed, Every
such person desiring special pardon shOuli make
application In writing or in person therefor, and
shoud tr sinit with such application the original oath
sfii alton u taken lefore nu officer authorized,
under the rues and regulations promulgated bT the
prescribed in the said PROCLAMATION Of tie PRECEDENT
JAWS SIZED, Attorney General.
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81. Louis June l2.-keturns from u ccuntie. and
part Of the soldiers vote leaves doubt Of the sdop
tion o. the new constitution by decided majority.
Thirty two counties are yet to be heard from nearly
all Of VII eh viii give majonties for the constitution,
which Wit the soldiers, vote yet To come In, will
make the siority in favor Of adoption from five to
pi1 thousand
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Warrington, June l2.-The read'ne Of the record
Of SATURDAY having been concluded, the iullorins
witnesses we're examined
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
ADDITIONAL FROM TEXAS.
The Surrendered Forts.
DETAILS OF THE AFFAIR.
Famous Blockade Runner DESTROYED,

NEWS FROM MEXICO.
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THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
New Evideue: Adduced.
The City Point Explosion Caused
by a Rebel Internal Machine.

LATER FOREIGN MAILS.
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Victories OF the Juarists.
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American Affairs in England.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

Nrw Yoxr, Oct f7-The Times wsshing-
ION special says: We gave some days since G
statement Of the definite appropriations made Al
the last session of Congress, amounting to some
thing over eight hundred and twenty-five mil
lions Of dollars This sum, Is should be known.
includes 'appsopriations for the army and navy
departments OF which not more than ons-hsli
will be used, thus reducing The total amount oi
appropriations about three hundred millions II
dollars, and consequently the actual definite APP
propFiations will not amount - more than. say.
FIVE hundred and twenty-five millions Of dollars
To this sum should be rdded the indefinite ap-
propriations which were omitted in our frst est
mate
These indefinite appropriations are for the pay
ment of horses and other property lost or de-
stroyed in the military service. Five hundred
thousand dollars for the repayment TO impor-
ters Of deposits for unascertained duty. I've
millions two hundred and City thousand dollar,
for payment OF drawbacks, bounties, kc., one
million for expenses for collecting revenue fron
customs. two million two hundred and fifty
thousand dollar. for expenses Of collecting in
ternal revenue under the new law, eight million
Of dollars for allowance or drawback on articles
on which internal duties or tax has been paid
four hundred and fifty thousand dollars for mis-
esllsneOus purposes, such as storage. csrtags,
&c, for marine hospital fund, three hundred and
eleven thousand dollars interest on the public
debt. one hundred and thirty sight nilisn dol
lars total appropriations specific and iRsef-
mite GA I'll. o60
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recting the Peru Railroad Company TO plank
their road at the crossing Of North street. O
that teams can cross without obstruction
Adopted
The Committee on the Fire Department re.
ported in favor Of paying VIM Wood Tor e's
terms built by him. Ooncuned In
Samuel Booser vas elected n DAy Policeman
for the Fifth Ward, 10 I'll q vacancy.
John Booser vas elected ss Might Policeman
sor the Fifth Ward, TO fll vacancy.
Mr. Brown. from a Special COMMITTEES. re-
ported that the lamp posn on South Delaware
and Meridian streets. when repaired By the con
tractor ss they directed, should be accepted
Concurred in.
The Engineer reported an estimate Tor grazing
paving and eurbing Ohio street. sesSeen rem
sylvanis and Tennessee streets On motion tht
estimats was DOT accepted
The Engineer also presented a eommsniea-
ton In relation TO the employment Of an Assist.
ant, and asking that a competent Assistant b.
explored, "a the work of the Office makes il
necessary The com munication was referred u
the Board Of Public Improvements
The Board Of Public Improvements reported
on the petition Of Mekernaa and others. rseo N
msbding The appointment Of the Board Of In
gineers now employed by the city, to examine
The bordering of Circle and Pennsylvania and
Market streets. these being the only bouldered
squares not vet received by the city. Concur
red in
A rumber Of motions for minor matters were
acted on, when the reporters adjourned At 1918
o'clock r. NJ
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ObffUH rV

Reseiuiisns iR reqard 10 The D,aih Of Majos
Henry Mitchell
Ata meeting of the commisaiObsi Officers
of The l7th Regiment Veteran Reserve Corps,
held At Regimeutal Headquarters. At Indiana
polls. Indiana, October IL, 1868. u ras unan-
mously
RssolUed, That it is With feelings vi profound
regret. that We lsarn oil the death OF our com
rade. Henry a. Mitchell, late Major l7th Reg
imeDt V. X. G.. feeling as We do, that in him, We
have lost . gallant and worthy oficer. and the
country one Of its best aud bravest defenders.
ResOired. That we tender to the family ADD
friends Of the deceased. our heartfelt sympathy
In this. their sore affection, knowing as We do
that the many virtues OF our late comrade
will but serve TO enhance their sense OF loss 10
this, their hour of trial
Resolved, That in commemorston OF the loss
OF our esteemed comrsde we will wear the usu
al badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved. That copy of these resolutions %
published 10 the daily papers of Indisnapoli,
and Cincinnati, and copy sent TO the family OF
the deceased.
FRANK Ball. Captain V. r q.
Secretary
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NV YoRK. Oct l6.-The abolition Of martial
lsw in Kentucky does not. as is supposed. settle
all the difficulties there. The chief officially OF
all remains General Palmer, bv virtue Of hi,
military authority. gave passes 10 all negroes to
go whilheE they would in search Of work without
regard 10 whether they we're free by virtue OF
service ia the armr, rebellious masters or BY any
other cause
The State Courts deny the validity OF his ac-
ton. as they still recognize the institution OF
Slavery as existing ia this State and are now en-
forcing the laws which prevent employers from
hiring slaves without the consent OF their mas
tiers Innumerable laws are the consequence.
while those who wish to procure labor. deprived
Of their own negroes by military authority, are
prevented from hiring others by the civil authori-
ties. and the freedmen roam about the country or
congregste in camps and become dem0ralized
aud either steal or s;arye as the negro thus freed
cannot by any possibility be rs-enslavsd, the only
solution OF the matter is to suspend the action OF
the State Courts until the action of the Legisla-
ture which meets in November, pass the
Constitutional Amendment. Kentucky is the
greatest sufferer in the South. from the hide
bound tenscty with which she clings to dead
institution
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south Carolina Affair.

NEw YoaK, Oct. l6-The Herald's Charles
ton correspondent says: The election Of State
officers on the 18th inst. absorbs more attention
than any other subject, and the politicians are
actively al work among the people Men of the
Wade Hampton school. our correspondent states,
sfs the favorite candidates for members Of the
Legislature, which is to meet on the 25,h inst
The dusy will devolVe upon the Legislature of
slecting two Untsd States Senators, and the gen
srsl opinion is that Gov. Perry and Hen James
+. Campbell will be chosen.
General Burnett commanding at Charleston,
has been informed Of the departure from that
place for northern cities, of between four and
Eve hundred thieves, aud men OF that class
About forty persons. supposed to be part OF this
gang, have been arrested by General Burnett
orders
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

Nav YoRk, Oct 10 -EIyress's special fro M
Philadelphia saws There are about 5000 dele
gates present at the Convention of Fenians.
which is sitting with closed doors. Additional
delegates are continually arriving Jshn .
sahoney, ID. q. Is presiding RumoTs OF the mosi
exciting character are saoal one is that a plsu
for provisional Gosetnmsut or Irish die.Atoiy
will be urged with authority 10 issue bonds. I'm
portsut adyices are said 10 have been received 10
cipher b. TIE steamer al Farther Point.
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Pardons Colored Regiments The
English Capitalists.

Nav York, Get. l6.-The Posts special says
A large number of psrdons we're granted this
morning, but to no one Of prominence.
The rebel Generals Peck and Inboden are ap
Diicsnts for pardon.
Stephens and Reagan are expected tonight
The latter will have an audience with the Prcsi-
dent 10 morrow.
Regiments of eolOred troops are garrisoning
such forts as are not dismouDted. on the north
side of Washington.
The English capitalists are examining the Bal
imore aud Ohio Railroad: to- morrow shsv will
visit objects Of interest in ths city
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THREE O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
t.rEnESruNG ITEMS OF NEWS.
THREE O'CLOCK, A. n

BlSAoP % ALBANY.
INV YerK, Oct l6-The Rev DR.. John
Conroy vas yesterday eonsscrated az Bishop oil
Albany BY Archbishop MeClusky. OF this city
in Albany Cathedral, with all the soiemnity and
imposing ceremiss Of the Catholic Church, usual
on such occasions.
Bishop. LoughliI, Of Brooklyn, ana limos
Of Buffalo, we're the NO principal Assistants In
the ceremony large number OF other clergy
men of distinction we're present, and the edifes
vas crordea With auditors aud spectators
The sermon was presehed By Archeishor Pur-
cell, OF Cineinsatl
The intended processioR. irom the Episcopa
residence TO the Cathedral. OF Bishops, Priests
aud their attendants, in ofdciAl robes, vas pre-.
vented by the rain aud storm,
srIzvRK OF EfrLu ny eAsADiAs aUrK.RlTIEs
The Herald's Washington special says
Sewers DAYS ago the Government receiyeC
Information of the seizure By the Canadian gu
thOritiss Of Sisgara Of 600 Spencer rides ~hist
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pr. lilac zburn-OOunfcr Ar
rested.

TcsoxTo, Oct. ls-Dr. Blackburn, OF yellow
fever notoristy, has been admitted to bail on hi.
own recognizanee to appear when called for. His
sureties we're discharged.
A. Ulekels, A. Pahter, Samuel Bailey, and r
Quackenbush, are committed for trial at Belle
vile for countsrfeitng OIL large scale. A
number OF persons OF influence are reported a.
being connected with them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

INV 1skk. OCt- L.
Cotton unsettled ss.c for mIddlng closing heavy
at el962.
Flower opened steady bat closed 5dloc lower
grades 45as 60 for Extra State, Oo09 IS foI
common to good shipping brands, Extra Round R00p
Ohio -, and - IS for trade brands.
Whisky active at 2 &c for Western
Wheat opened firm, but closed dull and lee lower.
81 s5al 50 for Chicago spring, 7sel 80 for kwsukie
club; e081 81 for amber Milwaukee, s3 for choice
amber Milwaukee, with outside price Of 20 Tor new
amber Milwaukee; % for old winter red western, -
al D for amber. Rye quiet and firm. with sinai
sales al previous prices. Barley 102c better: 10 for
State Is for choice Canada East, 2Soi = for CsHsfs
West
Barley mali quiet
Corn, under large receipts, j. 2Oc lover .sace fer
ui>oubd, Sds9 for half sound and s9d9i for Wesfern
,w Oats ic lower: f5oJS for uns1und, and Jsas0 for
sound.
Coffee firm. Sugar quief and arm. Cub. mucsv.ds
u .e. kolssses quiet.
hops hr at l5a45c for 1874 crop and 25os5c fr I5eS
crop.
Petroleum quiet firm, at - fer crude. ,ss ssss
FER refined IN bond
PERI opened lees active aud rather lower, a.
81 - = for ne-- closing a. es4 90 FER s.sh.
81 90 FOR prime, and 40 eoeO = for prime
ness. Beef firm; plain mess 10 jo6 ID 30 Is 5odls ~
for extra Beef hams quiet Cut meats steady
at 10 re Tor shoulders and % &C Tor ssms IA
dull.
Lard quiet.
state Chsess stessy
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Mississippi Affairs.

NV YoRE, Oct. ls-The Heralds Jackson
Mississippi. correspondent says: Strong fears are
expressed in regard to next years cotton crop in
Mississippi The depredations of the contendng
armies have left the fields, gin houses, and Other
neCessarles for the production OF the ,tiple, in
Serv dilapissted condition; and there is also q
great scarcity of stock and implements indis-
psnssbls to its planting, culture, and prepare
tons for market; Added TO this the planters
generally appear 10 lack the energy and practical
requisites for proceeding with the work under the
new order of thngs, and IN this matter of iado-
lence the negroes ara disposed to initiate those
who formerly we're their masters.
This correspondent. thinks that ii the planters
would set an example Of industry, the freedmen
would not be allow in following it. as has been
illustrated in several cases in the State where the
matter has been tried.
There is great demsnd for Northern overseers
a. they have much more influence with the
freedmen than Sonthsrners, and planters are Of
iering large salaries 10 Northerners to superin-
tsnd their works.
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COM NJ z RCIAl.
sy TrLrssArs.

CiWeinnatf Market.
CISeNsATI, Oct. 10.
Flour quiet and steady saperfne g. extra SOAP 20
for and old, and family and fancy brands T5gil
Wheat dull and nominal.
Germ dull: sales Of ear at Doc Oats dull and declined
TO 4oc. Rye quiet at SOC fer and s0c fer Old Bar
ley nominal.
Provisions dull and generally lower.
There Is no material change in bulk meats the asking
rates are I59l95sc for shoulders.
Bulk shoulders and sides and clear aides bsls
at 1870, 2lx, and 24c.
Ness pork is offered al "a "a. without saysrs
Nothing doing In lard
Whisky steady At 2 %
Groceries steady.
Cotton frmer Of s5456 for middlinE.
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nR- HEBKRS, Cancer Aad consunptios Chanplss.
IL has located In the city Of Disney, Illinois, loo nsia
street. third door above the Quincy Hssss. ever J.
Dsytons Book Store He successfully kls and extracts
cancsrs without pain knife, In frsn fsas " tvss
-four kolrs Also cares al kisds Of ssrss and az ehrone
pay sspF son
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

CF-Ihe Physicians OF the city are invited to
attend the meeting Of the Academy of Medicine
this evening. at 711s o'clock. in College Hall
building, 10 hear the Inaugural Address OF the
President, Dr. I. B. Harvey.
O. v WooLTS, NJ. d..
Secretary.