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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

As wide spread a. the continent Of North America. But
the browning glory Of his life remains to be attained in
his discovery. or rather combination, for he does not
claim TO have been the discoverer Of CEDkON /,
which Is the basis Of the Bitters now offered TO the pub
lie. That honor belongs TO the native inhabitants OF
Central America, TO whom its virtues have been known
for more than two hundred years. Armed with il, the
Indian bids defiance 10 the most deadly malaria and
handles without fear the most venomous serpents. Its
a belief with them. that while there Is breath in the bOdE
the Cedron is potent to cure, no matter what the iseas
may be.
while DIR. Bull is not prepared to endorse this extrsvs-
CANT pretension, he is nevertheless satisfied from a
thorough examination Of the evidence relating TO its
virtues, that "a a remedy and preventative of all dis
eases arising from exposure, either to change Of weather
or climate, or to miasmatic influences, il stands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

KxowIEsvrIIE, Orleans County, Jan. IL, Is04.
DE, LTGHrHuL-I send yen a statement CT ny case
which yoa Lay Csc as y0u tEiEk proper
/ have been afflicted with desfness q wear. and I lave
tried every prescription. but 20 m effect. consulted DR..
Lishthill and he opers'ed upon ne, AID IN OK sISuTk ]
was restored 70 hear ng.
! send you this statement Tor the benefit Of others Who
gTe lab rDg under tie sane disease a. my-elf. would
commend ali that are afflicted with this disc sse % give
yoG scalL- Respectfully yours,
ISAAC YOUNG
This l. 20 cert " thai tt above is a correct statement.
c. ID. BURsISGHAN. Pastor NE Church.
r T. SLATE,
HILO HINT.
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PIANOS.

CUMMINGS s IESSYS. MANUFACTURERS CT
X Gran, S4a2se, Cottage Upright,
EHAN1D
Ne. .2G Broadway, View York. Each instrument
warranted I've YEAR,.
Al wholesale and REAL, IS per cenI les IN The
same class Piano elsewhere.
Dealers IL DO well % examine or Instruments.
- Teert fer catsicTue. tan2i.d3u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

STRAYKD from the Subscribers o. Tuesday, January
18th, BLACK HORSE. with q white star IN the
forehead. both hind legs eurbsc. about 8 years old aHt
seoaf Is hsnds hgs.
1-y o-e returning ss,s hose, o. giving inforns,,os
@h.n. sfn Be ssiussZ rsssss1
e@O h. @ hssrS street.
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From P. McTerney. Esd. Of Detroit.

fESa r HSlt4Dtt- Ee4r d bctIo-t-
90 hereby certify that for tie past hiteen months ny
hearing has been affected 70 a oon2iderab e extent, al
that b. az operation Of II. ~LighthIll l have been re>for-
ed 10 my full hearing. IS ITc-iee N Ie;rOii, and intend
leaving for home soon, those DESTROYS Of knowing tae We
rscity Of this may inquire Of Hr. 7. J. Macarthur. We.
40 Broadway. ? AcrERSEY.
View Yors, September ?. 1885,.
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VENEREAL

Al the American Dispenssry we also treat, WITHOUT
sERcUsY, and with never failing success, Venereal, or
what the quacks call private or secret diseaSes-SyPhy-
lis in all its stages, GonOrrhGa, elect, Structure, sperm
~atorrhpa, Seminal weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility, 'mpotency, and Effects OF self-Abuse.
The last six are treated In 4 Private Letter" which
will be sent free, on receipt Of stamp.
Ny treatment | deem IL unnecessary TO enlarge upon.
The remarkable and astounding cures performed through
the agency of the INDICATED vAPOR BATHS, and the
medical application ofELECTRO-MAGNETISA. By the
alternate use Of these two medical agents we get a three
fc'd effect. By elimination, morbid matter is forced out
of the system. and by the absorbants, medicine is imme-
diately brought in contact with disease. By the app lea
ton Of ELECTRO-MAGNETlsA, nervous excavation Ia
restored, and power added 10 the muscular system.
I will guarantee q cure OF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

Whose hollow cheeks and psled countensnces tell In
fearful language aud silent working OF some terrible dis
ease, undermining the constitution, memory and reason;
hurry ing them 70 a premature death. Reflect while rea-
son holds sway, and avail yourself Of the services OF DR..
Pendery, whose treatment dissipaies The slightest disease
and cures the most harrassing weakness, or other cause
sfserious difficulty OF perpetual annoyance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24
MEDICAL.
DR.. N. y. PENDERY,
AMERICAN DISPENSARY.
No. "a IL E. Washington St.

4 I THE AMERICAN ~DlSPENSARY We TREAT IT
n snev method. ard with the hAppiest results all
cases Of Diseases arc conditions peculiar TO females
Prolspsus Uteu, falling Of the womb Eruptons Of the
Skis, ChlOrosis, or Green Sickness-characterized By
yellowish, dirty green pAllor Of the surface; Enansio
aessiun, or ahscat Henstruation: AmeuoThea. or Re
trnton OF The Aenses; DysmenorrheA, painful and DIM
cult Tow 81 the Nsnse.; MenOuhagia, OF proiuse Men
strustion; Lerohorrhea. CT excessive and altered secre-
uon Of the nDcps-geuerslly white, or nearly coioress
AID transparent.
Reader. have given you \ class q diseases that are
met with in Females OF all ages. whether married or IN
married; and 20 married Females would say that there
are many other forms OF diseases peculiar 10 your sex
diseases Of Pregnancy, Parturitien, and Lae;ation, OF
which space will no; admit an calculation. / omiti II Tor
this list, and that is a formidable one-UlcerAiion ofthe
body Of the Uterus.
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RENOVATEHS.
CLEANING AND 0YsING ESTABLISHMENT

raXaE UNITED STATES NO. IS soUTU |
niinots street. Ind annapolis, Indiana,
At this old and well-known establishment. the ladies
c.n hsve silks and WOODEN goods dyed In perm anent ant
beautiful ooiors: ard gents garments thoroughly renovE-
TT and repaired.
Sew and secondhand clothing bought and sold. Nso,
sps:icclST branch IN the Business ceocminatec hue draw
tng-biiHs <able cloth. CT tear in any garment car BE
- wrought tlsi Il eaa not Be visible 20 the naked eye.
Remember the place, 10. - sou.s Illinois street.
iaalo JOSEPH HARRIS, Prepri>to-.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

DEEEon, November 3, 1864.
his u 70 certify that 4 "a deaf. accompanied With a
very dlslgr. cable ringing sound IN my head. which rem
deTed oonvers2iion difficult, except N a loud tone Of
yoce- BY the ski u OF Or. IShthil ny bearing has been
fnlly restored. ard the nCis- has ceased. I also know c
other cures Of Dr. LghIhll, which fully sanction ne IN
IL r~ecOmneDding b IN 20 the Afflicted. II j. nov over two
year since my hearing was restored. and Il remains PER
feet 70 this day. II. p. WANT.
We, The undersigned. knowing Nr. W AM personsly.
DO hereby certify 10 the correctness q tie above state
zsuL WaTrBFcK 4 C~BsTIESDkSr
c. MANNING BALL,
GEO. {. ~CaASDLEk,
Il. K. EALLCCR.
Firm Of Bsllock . Son
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THE
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK,
Financial Agent aud Designated
Depository Oftiie United states.
AUTHORIZED 100000
CASH ~CAPITALPAID N.................. $500, 600

ENTILL receive subscriptions, IS financial agent Of
the Government, for all OF its popular loans
viii collect gold interest on registered and coupon
bends on the most liberal terms. Currency bonds cashed
on presentation when due.
Always on hand a full supply OF q. S. revenue stamps,
for sale at the regular discount.
Will buy and sell all government securities, orders on
Washington coin and exchange in all the principal Cit
les.
VIII make collections throughout the West and East
n very reasonable rates.
viii receive deposits, and loan money at 6 per cent,
on good security
Having Unlimited facilities, will transact all kinds Of
banking business on fair terms and with the utmost
pTouptness.
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier.
indianapolis. December 3, 1864.
deca-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

ROCHESTER, March 10, Ie64.
Da.i LGH1HIL-Dear Sir: Three months ago / placed
my son, Charles Fuller, under your treatment for a deaf
ness that was every day growing worse, accompanied by
a very offensive and disagreeable discharge OF mat eT
from the ears. now report TO you his entire cure. The
actual treatment was but two months, yet the discharge
Is entirely well, and his hearing restored. Ills general
health is as good as ] could desire, and his spirits buoy
ant and lively. In fact he seems q different child. With
the grateful thanks OF a mother, | am, sir,
Respectfully yours,
c, c. FULLER, Geneses CO, n. 7.
From the Rev. Joseph N. Clarke, Rector Of 81. James
Church.
SYRACUSE, v. T., Feb. 20. 1864.
Ihave been deafin ole ear ever since l was in College,
some twenty years ago. By the skill Of DIR. Lighthill It's
hearing was entirely restored. so that now ] hear alike
with both ears, and find that | csn use my voice with
much moro case and comfort than before.
JOSEPH NJ. CLARKE.
From Hon. ID. II. Cole. Senator from the 29th District,
New York
ALBASY, Jan. %, 1864. -
NJ DEAR DR. LGHIHIL-It l. with great satisfaction
that | communicate 10 you the effect OF the med cine you
gave me on my application TO you for defective bearing.
/ followed yOgrdirecuans. and an happy 10 state that l
am so far recovered. sfter the hrst few applications as TO
feel quite confident that / am well, ard shall not need 10
proceed further. Be assured, dear sir. II necessity should
require. l should not hesitate 10 pl.ce myself under your
magic hand. Yours. with respect,
ID. II. COLE, Albion, Orleans Co.
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WITHOUT A RIvAL!

And Justly deserves the reputation il has so long enjoyed
in Central America and the West Indies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

And slso all infanatory diseases. For further infor-
nation call and Judge for yourself.
IT III challenge the public to bring me a case l cannot
cure. IL brought before the Golden thread is broken
IT PoHice hours from 3 4. II. to 8 Z. VI. p q. Box
1864. nov30'C4-dlyeod
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From Hoo. D. II. Cole. Senator from the 2sth District,
New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

DsIKrAx HorsE. Albany, y 7
To On. LsEIuTIL-Dear or take pleasure 10 certify
ing that you have edectrd = gresides4 - hnprosene1. =
vious to your taxing The case n h&nd, o.en quite aesi
srom the s~ec.s-of scsrietna. Asl kro~ o. may ether
cases which you have cured AID benefited, have no
h..i,.nrv 20 recourend you &C the pCehe-
remain ours, very rrly.
Proprietor Dsleware Hecss, Albany, y. T..
~,r- AAsr s~SrroouAs see to-roorrvw~s SENT
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~-Fr shG s<srspOuah ss to-rsorryw-s SENT
ds~sz1v6esol
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From the Rev. Joseph NJ. Clarke, Rector Of St. James
Church.
SyR.crsr v Y. Feb. 20 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24
1t. IL NIL
Bates House, Indianapolis.
IxpAxArolrs. December 6. 1854.
JOHN


From George Tegg, Member OF Royh College Of veteri-
nary Surgeons, London, England.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO OUR OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE

FObA4Cs
Certain parties who have recently engaged in Ice
in Cairo, representing themselves furnish
ing ice at lower rates than We all
cerned to understand that and will sell low
price As any Others be they who they may. We have
een steadily engaged in the business in Cairo
seven years. keeping q supply on hand winter and
mer Our business is here and whatever of capital
Is invested here and here intend to stay We
are birds Of passageand no transient concern that
comes to sell ice during the few hot summer MONTHS and
Z, en- leave for their enjoy the money made
from the citizens Of Cairo shall ndersell And
respectfully solicit the continued patronage have
hitherto had and which have endeavored to deserve
NV unremjttng attention to he wants of customers
night and day, At low rates AS reasonable profit
would allow when the business was in our hands and
without competition
Families aud Saloons supplied at their own doors as
Hual.
steamboats, at all hours, night and day
j. CUSHING SONS,
Of6ce No. Z Springfield Block,
And COR Commercial Av. and Twentieth (2O) Stu.
mxaNdtf Rear of Cairo City MILL
Republican copy
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

l that default having been made on the pay
ment portion of the amount secured, to be paid by
certain mortgage, executed by James Frederick and
Winney Broderick, his wife, to lsam n Haynie, dated
December 17t 1860 recorded in the office of the Clerk
Court of Common Pleas and Elk Ocio Register of
Deeds fer the city Of Cairo Illinois, in Book G, page
80 &c. the amount now being due and PAYABLE being
S125 prncpa and interest thereon at the rate of ten
per per annum, from December 18th, 1862, less
800 paid October End, 1868, l. the undersigned, to
whom said mortgage made, by virtue of the terms
and provisions of the same, will Thursday, the 18th
that dav under and by virtue of the power of sale
tanned said mortage sell at public auctcn to the high
est bidder for cash the front door of the Court House,
in said city Cairo, in the county of Alexander and
State Illinois, The premises in said mortgage described,
to-wit: number thrty-one 81 in Block number THU
ty (O, in the city of Cairo Illinois, with the appuren-
anccs satisfy the purposes and conditions of said mort
gage. 1ShaM N II ME,
Sept O. lS65-w4w. Mortgage.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

CAIRO IRON WORKS,
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
Ohio Levee. Cairo, Ill.
REED e. M A MN,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
Blacks1niths
And General Machinists.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines <gasA Boilers.
PROPELLER WHEELS.
SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY
TOBACCO. LARD AND HEMP SCREWS.
IMPROVED SUGAR MILLS.
Page and Child's Circular saw-MiIIs.
YOung's Pat. Smut Mills.
Gardeners Pat. Governor.
Downs Celebrated Suction and Force
Cast.steel Nuley and Circular Saws.
Oak Tanned Leather and Gum Betting.
| Portal BILE Grist Mills and Genuine Dutch
Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths.
Mill Machinery Engines &C. Mills and Engines furnished
complete, and set up in the country by competent Ma
We would call especial attention large stock of
BAR, SHEET, BOILER AND PLATING IRON.
GUM, HEMP AND
| COTTON PACKING.
Steamboat of all kinds will receive prompt aten-
ton, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Constantly on hand and for sale at St. Louis prees
LINERS, WHEEL sTIRRUPs.
FLANGE AND CIRCLE BOLTS, &C.
BRASS AND METAL PACKING.
IRON AND BRASS GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES.
| GAUGE, CYLINDER AND PUMP COCKS.
STEAM GAUGES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
| STEAM WHISTLES.
| BABBIT METAL,
Cast Iron Fronts for Building.
COLUMNS, WINDOW CAPS, sILLs AND DOOR
PLATES,
Furnished short notice and at reasonable prices
On hand and for sale at reduced prices,
1 Twenty Horse power Engine, and
com plete.
Sixty Horse power Engines, COM
plete.
, L Portable Engine and Boiler, in run
/ Order. ap12-d&wtf
: |
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06
DOLLARS REWARD

viii paid for the return If the papers and letters
contained in the stolen from the wharf last evening
marked - 1t. Col. c. c liorton I'd Iowa Cavalry"
Papers be left vii Captain Groves. ST. Charles Hotel
and no questions asked CHAS C. HORTON
Sett30d2t* Lit. Col I'd Iowa Cav
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

CTATE OF ILLINOIS,
- ALEXANDER COUNTY, IS.
In the Circuit Court of Alexander county, November
term, 1861
Alfred B. Stafford,
vs. In Chancery.
Annie NJ. c. DeVassa. Bill to forecose mortgage
Af.layit of the nom residence of Francis NJ. c. De-
yassa Annie NJ. c. Devassa, the above named de-
iendants having been flied in the Clerks office Of the
Circuit Court of said county notice is therefore hereby
given to said Francis NJ G. DeVassa and Annie Nj.
C. Devassa that the complainant filed his bill of
plant said Court the Chancery side thereof the
Fourteenth day of September 1861 and that thereupon
summons ssI of said Court returnable the law
irec:s Now unless you, the said Francis NJ, c. De
Vassa Annie NJ. G. Devassa shall personally be and
appear before Circuit Court of said county the
first day thereof, TO be holden at the
Court House in the city of Caro- in said county, on the
third Monday of November next, and plead answer Or
demur to the said complanants bill of complaint the
same and the and things therein charged and
stated will be taken confessed and decree entered
| against you according to the prayer Of sad bill
| JOHN HARTMAN, Clerk
| Cairo, Illinois, Sept. 10th, 1863.
HAYNIE, MARSHALL GILBERT,
| seept16-wow Solicitors for Complainant.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06
LEGAL.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander county,
In the Circuit Court alexander County, the Novem
Der Term, 1867.
HELEN Kirby,
vs. In Chancery-Bl for Divorce.
Paul Y. Kirby
A FFIDANIT of the non-residence of Paul L. Kirby
II the above named defendant, having been filed
in the clerks Office of the Circuit Court OF sal county,
notice therefore hereby given to the said Paul Kirby
the complainant filed her bill of complaint in said
the chancefy side thereof the 10Th day
September 1865, and that thereupon Summons issued
out of said court returnable as the law directs.
Now unless you the said Paul 7 Kirby, shall person
ally be and appear before the Circuit Court of said
the first day of the next term thereof to be holden
the Court House in the city of Cairo in said county,
the twentieth day of November next, and plead
demur, to the said compainant's bill of COM
plant the and the matters and things therein
charged and stated, will be taken confessed and a
decree entered against you according to the OF
! said bill. JOHN Q. HARMAN, Clerk.
Cairo, Illinois, September Goth, 1865.
| HAYNIE, MARSHALL & GILBERT,
| sol's for Complainant. sep2Od1twtd
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-29
NOTES ON oyHRwoRK.

Unwise above many is the man who consid-
! ers every hour lost which is not spent in read
ing, writing, or in study, and not more ration
al is she who thinks every moment Of her
time lost which does not find her sewing. We
once heard a man advise that book OF some
kind be carried in the pocket, to be used in
case of an unoccupied moment-such was his
practice. He died early and fatuous. There
are women who, after a hard days work, will
sit and sew by candle and gas-light until their
eyes are almost blinded, or until certain pains
about the shoulders come on, which are almost
insapportable, and are only driven to bed by
physical mcapacity TO work any longer. The
sleep of the oyerworked, like that OF those who
do not work at all, is unsatisfying and unre-
freshing, and both alike wake up in WEAKNESS,
sadness and languor, with an inevitable re-
suit both dying prematurely. Let no one
work in pain or WEAKNESS. When a man is
tired, he ought to lie down until he is fully
rested, when, with renovated strength, the
work will be done better, done the sooner, and
done with self-sustained alacTity. The time
taken from seven or eight hours sleep out of
each twenty -four is time not gained, but much
more than lost; we can cheat ourselves, but
we cannot cheat Nature A certain amount
OF food is necessary to healthy body, but if
less than that amount be furnished, decay COM
mences the very hour. 1t is the same with
sleep; any one who persists in allowing himself
less sleep than Nature requires viii only hast
en- himself to the madhouse or the grave.-TThe
Moralist, 2l q s8as l46 1J1a5i3
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-29
PREPARING FOR FUTURE CoN-
FI,ICTS. ayf i2a

1t is clear as MONDAY that partisan politi-
clans, South and North, are striving to bring
about a reconstruction which will enable them
hereafter to bring into dispute all the results
to obtain which the loyalty of the country has
endured the horrors Of war, and which the
loyalty of the country has regarded as surely
crOWninq its victories In the field. No more
of,the heresy State Sovereignty is to be aband-
oned, no more OF the abolition ofthe peculiar
dogmas and spirit of the peculiar institution is
to be conceded, no more reputation of the
temper. false reasoning, and arrogant section
alism of the rebellion is to be professed, than
may be deemed necessary to squeeze a strictly
Southern representation, as nearly as possible
after the old pattern, into Congress. SPA a
M This accomplished, the fight that failed in
the field is to be renewed at the Capitol and in
electionearing campaigns. With all the cau-
tion and concealment practiced, all the plau-
sible sophistry employed, sufficient already ap-
pears to show that this is the scheme by which
it is hop ed to recover for the natural leaders
of the South and their friends ofthe North, the
power that was wrested from their hands by
the laundering madness of oyer-hasty fire eat
ers. The people should be alive to this possible
peril, watch the designing aiders and abettors
oft, and those who unintentionaly may be
strengthing their hands for future mischief.
With the secret history laid open ofthe trea-
sonaDie plottings, through a score of years,
which brought on the conflict of arms just end
ed, it were little short ofinsanity, not to watch
those who had part in those plottings. and
those who at the presene time, indorse a.
greater or less extent the spirit that animated
them and the ends they contemplated.
There isyet to appear any Thoroughly trust-
worthy evidence that the South, thus far.
honestly, cordially, without mental reservation
means to accept the facts of an undivided and
indiyisible nationality, of free labor and free
democratic institutions. On the other hand
there is proof that the South, presuming upon
the placability of the North and the servility
and political Yenality Of its Copperhead allies,
intend 10 come back into the Union, to renew
its old antagonisrn with the fundamental princi
pies and the organic lawof the republic ag in
teupretsd in tie interests Of Freedom This
Being the state ofaffsirs, if the people do not
intend to be once more cheated and vexed for
years by hot and perilous controyersies-dead
controversies galvanized to new lie ior merely
party purposes and merely local oDleess,-
they must be awake and resists begInnings.-T
Il Boston Transcript.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-29
Established J.s'se 20, 1862. Vol. 4.


must leave the country Immediately, and If he
failed in so doing, he would be punished with
deGth 5 ~
1t was only last week that returned SOL
der, who belonged to the 1st Tennessee Cav
airy, while passing from this county into Scott
county, Virginia, was set upon by band
of rebel rufians, disaTmed and robbed; after
which he was driven home in brutal man
ner A communication was received by us
Yesterday stating that the rebels were organ
izing band of guerillas in the northern part
of this, and Sullivan counties for the purpose
of resisting the authorities. We, also, have
been shown an anonymous letter, which con-
tains sundry threats against the father of the
editor of this paper-a gray haired man, over
seventy years old, who had to flee his county
to escape the inhuman prosecutions Of rebel
murderers and cut-throats. The letter in
question closes with the remark that 'tthis war
is not over" .se - s....-. =. ss8a8