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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18
A Grand Family Matinee
Every Saturday stsrnoons at ~ O'Clock
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
SECOND NATIONAL BAHR.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TREASURY nRnAnr,,rnn


OFFgCE 0E TVS CosTPTR0LLER OF THE CURREvcT :
NAs6IssTos, Jan. 81, 1885.
UTHEREAs, BY SATISFACTORY EvIDENCF
w presented b the urderslgned, Il HIS been
made 10 appear thar "THE SECOND NATIONsI
BANK OF NASHVILLE" in the city ofNashvilIs
in the county Of Davidson, and Stale Of Tennass-s
has ben duly organized under and accord Nc t.
requirements Of the Act Of Congress, entitled sAa
Act TO provide a National Currency, secured ~
uledge Of United States bon n, and h provide f5T
the Circulation ard redemption thereof spproyp4
June Sd. lS6t and has COM lied with nli the pro
visions Of said set, required n be compiled with
bst0re commencing the business Of Banking under
said Act:
Now, therefore, I, Hugh McCulloeh, Comptroler
# the Currency, do hereby certify that "Ths Sc
cond National Rank OF Nashville" IN the city o.
Nashville in the county OF Davidson, and state OF
Tennessee. Il authorized 20 commence the bu.i.
ness ef banking under the Act aforesaid.
IN testimony whereof " tnezs n.
/SEsT hand snd seal q once, tbs thrrty-5
( 2S day OF January. 1886.
- - HUGH McCBLLOCH
COmptrOllerO Of the Curreuey
Hs-Fhe shove instito ton v ~ 6e opened 70 bus.
ness ths course O. = Few days. Of which due no.
JOHN LUMsDEN, Cashier.
teblT-2m
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Seven Thirty Loan.

These Notes are issued under date Of August 18th,
1884, and are payable three years ftom that time,
in currency. or ara convertible at the option OF the
hold eT into
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MORTON, CRAIG { CO.,
Commission, Receiving. 4 FOrwardln.
MERCHANTS,
No. q West Fourth ST., ClneInatl, 0.


w = nave formed partnership under the shove
- name and style, Tor the purpOse Of dong
General COMMISSION, ReceiT NJ, and ForEar1nz
Business and beg leave D announce 70 cur uieuis
ana the o ale generally, 10 manufacturers ani p1o
dUesrss that ve are prepared 70 rtcalVo, and sse
Our prompt attention 70 COMMANDMENTS ard % tho
interests Of those Eho nay ayor "a With their bu,.
mess
We slsO propose-snd have arrauRemen,s 90
make 10 special ans permsnent feature OF our hu-
slneas-to purchase goods ca orders Tor u1erchan.5
AMI others doing business IN the South and Wes
On the Federal inee), which cannot tai 70 prove
source % convenience ard profit 70 those awaiting
the nseives Of our services We the efora solicit
orde. with entire confidence that satisfaction Fi
be given
Prompt stiention given siso to reeaiying &C. for.
Earding goods.
DeeTning it unnecessary 70 use the names o.
prnninent friends IN almost every cify OF the Onion
We refer with pride aud conf -snce "a cur late on.
ciai positions, and % those who have known Us
longest and best 10 our native section. foF the
prompiness and fdeniy with which wa mI.y - 81.
pecfed 20 discharge our duty 10 Ell sh5 NAV in-
trust their husiness and interests in Orr care
We respectfully iaFite Teunesseaas, and friends
from other sections Of the c5uotry Visiting this city
FOR ther convenience % have their letters dresssd
10 our care, AMI 70 make cur 0tfne their headquar
ters during their stay 10 the city.
officers aud Soldiers having Trade Permits irr
Tennessee, can b. facilitated in their hn-iness 81
nangements - ealhng a. oar osice.
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN j. CRAIG
mariG-3m JAMES 8. MORTON
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]. S. $50 loan.

By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General Sub
scrip'ion Agency for fhe sale of United States
Treasury Notes, bearing seyen anil threetenths Per
cent. interest, per annum, known as the
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Eouna Mar, stop hslsfa you further 70. o A.
70 cure Es hlshs Emissions, ard physIeisns ~
scarce that understand treating e A1d b you 90
SAY that have cured d0zans u tha city a. vel 4
Ia different 5lateg, who ha7o sps1l dosr Uler az
lsr, and are noe vel cured b ma ] au DALI -
eaiTag Letters and sending msdiciua ~ eli pszi5 Q
the codnfry. Ia 3 HoFd. 81 fhai sfc saseasaa =
any Hay, and VII give nne = cSli, VIII rEs $40
acsion ior Al e ~ disoes8a meniaoted h ~ -
aitg.
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GRAND BALL.
.ANAGERs

A GRAND BAIL WILL BE GIVEN AT THE /
"a ITALIA BALL" It the Court H0use, 90 the /
neht Of the I'd inst, BY the City Silver ana String
had
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Young Magnsd Iadias shoss uisoFhins i h.
hsen a0t 70 bring fortb 10 due season, Eousam1s
Cod has sad 50u should mulEply snd rapienlsn. y
tnI8 h you9 desire you can c0ns1if ne aLnef b.
isttsr o. n person. No lady ever ihirty.GFo ycsu
81 afg he'd make 1pJlcEtlcs. Az c1rEI1uE.eaE als
b lstier o. person st-iatlg con6dGntsl-
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ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

now offered by the Government, and it is conf
IDENTITY expected that ia superior advantages vii
make it the
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Proposals for Mules.

ASslsIANT QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. TgSH., March sth, 1850 !
DRoP0aALs are invited By the undersigned an.
i Q Monday, Asreh 2Oth, 1s6s, a y O'Clock, 70.
% furnish this Department with the foosFng means
Of transportation, VIZ.
1000 One thousand Mules
To BE- delivers free Of charge al th- Z. g. ~
spe,tors rIRiin tbs city, On or before the 18Th
day o. April, 1855 ihe mules 70 BE- not less than ~
fourteen hands high, and over (5j three years Old,
strong. steut, compost vel developed animals, y
lu heaishs irse from blemish or defect that would
UNIT hem lof severe work
fropos0ts viii be received for lots 81 l5e} fy and
upwards, ana r1ust specify the prices for (4l our
Teen. u41zl tcnIteen and hail. and 10 ff cen hand
mules.
No proposals viii be considered, unless coming
nom responsible persons, known % TIE uudeT-
signed s. ioyid or who viii Be y0Uched br by re-
sponEhle patiss
Bonds viii be ssqpired that the eoptrass viii Pc
faithfully fulfilled. The nght - rsserFed 70 reJect
any or all bids deemed unreasonable.
Each proposal must Be endorsed proposals iof
Hules,n sod addressed TO the undeIs gne1- -.
Bv order EiF't. BTig Cen J. l. donaldson, Cflei
Or ~, Dept. Cumberland.
HENRY HOWlAAp,
mafa-td Capt. snd A. z. u.
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with satisssctons Rneumsnsn, Anacnoas of tbs
LunEs Diaeasee d th8 Tbfaat 3EelIsd goints,
sth LAnnbs Pieurisy, Pans, Ulcers gaeesr, Grave
Diseases Of tbe Heart and Liver, ln1arnnnat0n q
ths slOmseh, Neuralgia Klng's EEl o. scrof1s.
Deas1ees, Diseases d ne Eyes, Delshiatsd 5gB
tens, pybpelsla o. Indigestion, snd CoBsumptOa-
toeslhez sith AZ Private Diseases and
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
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Wanted tn Rant.

Two OR THREE ROOMS. N A CONVENIENT
i part Of the CITY, for which good price will b.
pad; or " ! take Rooms in q rriyase family, IN
board. the aoveItiser furnishing the same.
Address X. q. r, p. o. Box lO0l, Nashville, Tenn.
marl5-tf
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JAS. MORTON, JAs =. MoETos. JosN D. CEaIs.
Lsie Ca=h'r Blk Of Team. IateIssh'r Br. UnoH
Nashville. Tenn. H'k, Knoxville, Tenn
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10 fhe LadIes.


Al Aascaoas q fhs Womb tssatad VIA EueceE
fillss nsrred Lssiies VINO haFa been % unfoTtl-
rate b uiscafTy o. prove eh0ftioas esz b csr1sd
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alew advertisements.
Fer Louisville and Cincinnati.

" . ptain
VII leave above ana al intermediate ports, on
SATURDAY, isth inst, az I O'Clock, p. IN. posi-
lively.
For freight or passage apply on board. or TO
msrls-lt BOYD PEBBLES, Agents.
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT. Enquire at l551I
I Cherry street
marchls-3t JE STACEY.
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To be had At the Music Stores and principal Hotels.
". L HORN, Pres.
". Il. DUR, Sec'y. maril-td
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22
AUCTION SALES.
This Day.
By &. p. Cook, Alctioneer,
no Main street.)

WYE viii cell at the Horse Lot, on Saturday rext
w several HORSES, MULES. VEHICLES, &c.
ap2l-2t HANES q o., Auctrs
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"A STORE n % lsE yH B.-~sTte advertiser
IN Who hs s.O.e with some st0ek left IN the most
CBNTr.:L and gUsIREaa PART OF CITY ID will g =
ent y l.to n agreement " tn n ole who has or cen
in nsh S.sFSo1 oooDe n ocopp his sio'e with h-1
for intees' n the business Reference efvon and
ro5u ,ed address NB|9
apes Wig 0fhyc
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WIII1AN u. SEwAEp. Sd
yyHOE.EsAE.E AND RETAIL.

TTHE undersigned respectfully sOicS the attention of
Il Dealers and Families in Richmond to his new and
well sssorted stock Of Family Groceries Hams Fbur.
Boots Shoes Notions, Tin Ware. Canned Meats Vege-
tables Fruits Jslles. Cgs and almost every
BE artio Of merchandise knowu in wet eyed store
H.. JN0. II ARK,
sp9o-ot gao Main street third door from 9th.
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Future bay.

I ARGE AND ATTRACTYEsALEO or GROCERIES
[DWHGRTS Glass JARS, LAMPS &c, AT AUG
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 clock Sc Will
sell at our store No. 10, Main street. The stock Of
lIo,eri,s rema n ny IN hand consisting f
SUGAR, Coffee, Black PEI Per, Starch, Salt Smoking
Tobacco Sugars, Sperm, Adlman.ire and
Tall-w andes Wrapping Paper,
Scales ScoVs Measure, &C.
20 kegs Old Domn on Nails6 and 10 penny,
Taci T. Files. Cork.cr9ws Shoe Thread &c.
Glass Lamps Decanters, one ard two
gallon Jars together WITH o large
assortmcu. Of Hr.e e5u,uauy
found in 4 well conducted grocery.
Also
2 superior Show Cases.
P. s-Consgnment5 solicited and received up to day
Of sale
a12l--td5 j. l.. D. 90.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04
following

The cry is delusive. that slavery is
dead. Even now, It. ia nerving itself
for fresh struggle for continuance.
The last winds from the South watt to
rs the sad intelligence that man.
who had surrounded himself with the
glory Of the most brilliant, aud most
varied achievements, who bnt week
ago was named with affrctionate pride
among the greatest benefactors Of his
country and the ablcst generals of all
time, has usnrped more than the whole
power Of the Executive, and under the
name of peace has revived Slavery
and given security and political power
to traitors from the Chesapeake to the
Rio Grande. Why could lie not re.
member the dying advice Of Wasting.
ton, never to draw the sword but for
self-defense or the rights Of his coun.
try, and when drawn. never to sheath
il till it's work should be accomplished !?
And yet from this bad act, which the
people with one united voice condemn,
no great evil will follow save the slad.
ow on his own fame. The individual,
even in the greatness Of military glory,
sinks into insignificance before the re.
sistless movements in the history of
man. No one can turn back or stay
the march Of Providence. No seDti-
mcnt of despair may mix with our
sorrow. We owe il tn the memory Of
the dead, we owe it to the cause of
popular liberty throughout the world,
that the sudden crime which has taken
the life of the President Of the United
States shall not produce the least i'm.
pediment in the smooth course Of pub.
lie affairs. .-. .'.' '.......
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04

The Richmond Wing of the 25th ult.
says: Davis was at Hillsboro', N. c.,
from the 18th to the l4th. He then
went by rail to Greensboro, whence,
with an escort of 1000 picked cavalry,
selected from Hampton's and Wheel
er's commands, he started on horse
back due south, to ASHFORD and Che
raw. BY taking this route he left
Salisbury and Stoneman forty miles TO
his right. From Cheraw he probably
struck southwest to Columbia,, S. c.,
from which place the country was open
before him until he reached the lines
of Generals Candy and Wilson. His
one object now is to escape to trans
Mississippi, and he cannot regard him
self out Of extreme danger until he has
run the gauntlet of the United States
armies now operating in Alabama.
Davis, Breckenridge, Trenholm, Benja.
min, It. John and Reagan, all ride in
the centre of that forlorn land of 2 900
cavalry" .r-f rf.H. ...... ..r-s..f. ..
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04

Our readers may think it strange
that we so often urge upon their at
tention medicinal preparation. Al
ready have we. for lumber of weeks.
urged the Importance Of supply Of
Goes Cough Balsam in the house.
ready for immediate use. But our ex,
cnse 10 the vast amount of sickaess.
sorrow and death that are the imme-
diate result of sudden coughs. colds
and pulmonary attacks /; while thou
sands of our children are dying from
Group and lung complaints. Time
and experience have proven that
Goes. Cough Balsam is the most spec
dy and reliable preparation ever
known to the world. Like magic it
relieves the irritation of the throat. re-
moves the stoppages that prevent
breathing in Group, and heals all sore.
ness of the throat, chest and lungs.
No man should neglect to supply his
family with safe and reliable medi.
cine like Goes Cough. Balsam, any
more than he should neglect the sup
ply of their daily bread. 1t costs bur
forty cents, and the bottles contain
twice as much as those Of any other
remedy at the same cost, while in mer-
it, it is superior to all others. All
drug stores keep IL for sale.F /.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04

The remains Of President Lincoln
were escorted through the streets Of
New York, on the 25th nit. by fupe.
raj procession never eqna'led ia this
country and perhaps not in the world.
Leading the line were two divisions
Of State militia. including infantry,
cavalry aud artillery. besides bat
talon Of marines. Immediately fol-
lowing was the 7th regiment, which
looked magnilicently. The most re-
markabie feature Of the funeral pro-
cession was the immense number of
Masons who were next in line, each
man wearing in bis coat sprig of
evergreen. Ten thousand OF the Or.
der were in the procession. The Irish
societies followed in great numbers.
The procession closed with large del
egations from societies Of Brooklyn,
and finally several thousand negroes.
1t was three hours passing given
point. u
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04

1t is said that the funeral car. upon
which the remains Of President Lin
coin were carried, in New York, was
q piece Of superb mechanism. 1t is
described az follows
The main platform is fourteen feet
long, eight feet wide and fifteen feet
in height. On the platform. which is
FIVE feet from the ground. is a dais six
inches in height on which the ccffin
rests. Above the dais is an elegant
canopy, supported by four columns
curving upward at the centre, and
surmoanted by miniature temple Of
liberty. the platform is covered with
black CLOTH which falls at the sides
nearly 10 the ground, and is edged
with silver bullion fringe. Festoous
Of black cloth also hang from the sides.
festooned with silver stars. and also
edged with silver bullion. The eau
opy is trimmed in like manner with
black cloth fcstooned and spangled
with silver bullion, the corners sur.
mounted by a rich plume Of black and
white fesahcrs.g At the base Of each
column are three American Gags
slightly inclined. festooned and GOV.
cred with Grape. The temple Of Iiber.
ty 10 represented as deserted. having
no emblems Of any kind in and around
it except a small flag On the top q
halr-mast, The inside OF the car J.
lined with satin futing From the
centre If the roof IL suspended Q large
eagle with ou:spread wings having
| In its taions y laurel wreath. TIKI
platform around the cain was strewu
with flowers. The car WAS drawn by
sixteen grey horses covered with blaci
cloth trimmings, each led 10y "a groom
All over tue door Of the hearse, u
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04

GoLp GoLDl GoLD The vast
wealth Of the Pacific States has been
temporarily removed to the Office of
the Pacific Monthly, "a Liberty street,
New York. where the auriferops me-
tails arc dealt out with a lavishing
hand in the way Of valuable Jewelry
and Souvenirs, made from California
ore and diamonds, to those who sub
scribe to the new monthly magazine
The Pacific Monthly Send in your Or
ders early, and secure valuable lit
erary monthly, as well as a brilliant
souvenior Of California. Aessrs. GAz-
LAY & Co. are gentlemen of RESPONSE
bility aud standing, and have taken
this novel and successful way oflin-
Producing their Monthly. Success at
tend them Is Q just reward for their
liberality and enterprise. See their
advertisement, QaNAh10a
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04

which the coffin rested, was strewcd
most beautiful flowers. The hearse
itself was the theme of universal
praise from all al, most appropriate for
the occasi lon. Atithe depot the hearsc
was drawn through lines of military.
with all due remory. No accidents
occurred during theday. Minuteiguns
were fired all day and bells tolled du-
ring the timeacf removal of the re.
mains to the depot. After the pro-
cession passed, an immense meeting
was held in Union Square. at which
the funeral GRAFTON was delivered by
Hon. Geo. Bancroft. -
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04

Extra Billy Smith, rebel Governor
of Virginia, promises to 60 down in
history not only as great vagabond
rs JEFF. Davis, but hand in glove with
the arch traitor in stealing. Govern
or Pierpont has offered large reward
for his capture, as be is wanted in con-
nection with stealing 100000 from
the Virginia banks.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04
Charles City, Iowa, May a, 1865.
Mrs, Lincoln.

Since the departure of the remains
of the President, Mrs. Lincoln has be-
come more calm, but finds it impossi.
Die at times to regard her loss with
resignation. President johnson has
urged her not to hasten her departure
from the White House, and she will
remain there until the close Of May,
when she will remove to Chicago. Her
eldest son, Capt. Robert Lincoln, pro.
poses to practice law in that city, and
Master Thaddeus will attend school
there, .,..... ....,...r
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04

government, blood-redeemed country,
a flag restored to victory, upon which
he has written liberty and the broken
letters of four millions of slaves, are
emblems that ,ciN not let it die. Let us
sacredly cherish this priceless Inherit
ance, as we say to the great departed
with proud tears Well done, good and
faithful servant'n & t y y
At the conclusion Of the Grafton the
Choir sang the following
HYMN.
God bless our native land
$3.50 Firm may she ever stand, -.
Through storm and night;
When the wild tempests rave,
re Roller Of winds and wave,
DO thou our country save
BY thy great might
For her our prayer shall rise
To God, above the skies; llrv 4
On him We wait; Fu'fA5
Thou who art ever nigh,
Guarding with watchful eye, -.-------
r-- To thee aloud we cry, ~
God save the State / ar
Rev. Mr.. Ball pronounced a bene-
diction, and the meeting was dissolv-
ed. o.. .f...r au ...t.es.....s..sa .n
A procession was again formed by
the Marshal, and after marching back
to the Public Square, the people were
dismissed. .. -rr.. t.. .'ta..
The military, under Capt Telling,
who acted as an escort to the large
procession, performed their part admi-
rably. Dressed in their blue blouses
and carrying their brightly FURNISHED
Austrian rifles, they made a splendid
appearance. a....." n5tH. ...a .+'
The Masonic fraternity, to the num-
Der Of about fifty, occupied place in
the procession and, with their white
aprons and badges of mourning, added
much to the impressiveness of the oc-
casion. ''.. r. '0 %"
The Good Templars numbered some
two hundred ladies and gentlemen.
With their beautiful banner, their
handsome regalia and various insignia
of the Order, all draped in appropriate
mourning, they were the observed Of
all observers" and helped much to
give effect to the scene. -r5l." .h
Much credit is due Mr.. Hnntley and
the members Of his impromptu choir
for the excellent manner in which they
performed their part.
The several clergymen, orator, Off
GERS and committees all acquitted them
selves creditably and satisfactorily.
Praise of the sermon and GRAFTON was
upon many lip. The weather was
propitious and, take it all in al, no
public demonstration ever witnessed
in Floyd County can compare with the
one Of which the foregoing is but a
faint description.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04

A Washington letter says, when
the whole history Of the plot of assas.
sination is made public, the world will
be astounded at it's enormity, as well
as with our forbearance with our Can
adian neighbors who have constantly
furnished safe asylum to the most
ncfarious villains. .as.as se4.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04

Gen. Sully leaves Dubuque the pres
ent week for Sioux City. where he will
complete the arrangements for his
great expedition this summer in the
Black Hills. Already the troops are
beginning to rendezvous for that pur-
pose. The expedition will leave Sioux
City during the present month.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04

VIM. H. Knight, one of the rascals
who robbed the Office of the Buchanan
county treasurer, recently had his trial
in Delaware county, and was convicted.
Judge Burt sentenced him to six years
imprisonment in the Penitentiary. We
learn that the other robbers, Christian
Rohrbacher and Wallace r. Pollard
will be tried by change Of venue in
Judge Fairfieds Court at Wavcrly.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04

Buffalo are becoming scarce in the
Western hunting grounds. They have
been so much disturbed Of late by row.
ing Indians that they are seeking more
retired ranges near the Rocky Noun
tains.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04

The surgeon who set Booths leg
was DR.. Mudd of Charles county. Md.
He fur finished Booth pair Of crutches
and when arrested had one Of the as.
s.ss;n's boots in his possession. 81