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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-17
Auction Sales.


PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
TINE undersigned heirs and represe natives OF
i Henry Sterrett deceased, will sell at Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder,
FRIDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF OCTOBER,
all the personal of which decedent died pos
sessed. VIZ:
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
l Yoke of Fine O1en Farming Utensils Of all kinds,
Uiz Wagons, Harness, Ploacs, Harrocs,
One Mower and Reaper,
and in short all farming untenss usually found on
farms in the Valley Also lot Of Grain, consisting
of CORN, WHEAT and OATS, Corn and Wheat in
the ground; acd all the Household and Kitchen Fur
nlture belonging to the decedent's estate.
TERMS accommodating and made known day
of Sale.
REBECCA I. STERRETT,
EVALINE A. HITE,
WIN g. STERRETT,
F. E. STERRETr.
Oct o
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-17
Auction sale.
No-0~~~~~~~o~c~-~o~~~~~-~~~~~~-
E. NJ. CUSHING, Auctioneer.

HOUSE & LOT FOR sALE.-I will sell, al
4 ubc auction, In front of the Court House,
SATURDAY., the 81 81 day Of Octo6er. Valuable
House and Lot. (ten Acres. with all necessary and
comfortable improvene nts-formerly owned by the
late Nj IS &. G Lewis
TER Cash, $25; the residue in equal pay
ments at one two, three four and five years, interest
included annually, purchaser wing bond with ap
proved personal security, title retained ultimate
security.
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN,
Attorney fact for
Oct. g. tds-Vin copy Virginia B. Cochran
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-17

Robert Farrar, DeitS
The object at this suit is 70 Partition by sale
of tract of land containi ng 154 acres, lying IN
the Count; of Augusta, between Whiskey Creek
and jennings Gap, formerly belonging to Jacob
Accord, jr, and the distribution of the proceeds
among the children Of the wife Of the said Jacob
Accord, jr.
It appearing from the bill and affidavit fled
Herewith, that the defendants, Andrew B. Accord
and Barbara Ann, now the wife # Hell
II lex, and John II. Accord, are not inhabitants OF
this Commonwea lth, and they not having entered
their appea rance and given security according to
law 1t is ordered that they do appear here with
in one month after due publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to defend their interest in this
suit, and that copy Of this order be posted at
the front door of the Court House of the County
on the first day Of the next term of said Cours
Teste,
David Fultz, p. q. WIN. A. BURNETT, elk.
Oct 3, 1865.--4w
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-17

Trout D. q.-4w j. N RYAN, Crk.
Mrs May WiSEIAN viii take notice, hat en-
the 3sth of October. ct the law Office of n h.
Trout. in Staunton, will take the dispositions of
srndry wi tnesses Intended TO be read testimony III
my hehaf in the ab owe Cause ohdif The should
be completed on that day. they will be continued
from day to day. SAMUEL WlSEMAR.
Oct. 9. 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-17

EsgRABLE LAND FOR SALE.-I am
~ authorized to sell the ola Grange" farm. stu
ated about three miles from StauntOn in the Hebron
Church neighborhood. It con aims abont
FOUR Ii HUNDRED q; EIGHTEEN ACRES,
and lies well. is of naturally good quality, and under
careful mana cement, may be made superior estate
The mansion house is of brick and commOdous with
necessary out houses several tenants residences
This property is brought into market for distrbut
Persons in search of home, pa ee for investment
will do well to examine it. In my absence, Mr.. N. K.
Trout. of Stanton, or my son, near the farm, will
give necessary information to terms, &c.
JOSEPH T. MITCHELL,
Oct 1O-6ts Wildwood P o.
PLANTATION FOR SALE.-T offer for sale,
L privately, my Plantation, located 22l miles
from Stanton, the Central r. f. between WayEes-
borO and StauntOn. 1t contains about
One Hundred and Siyty-Two Acres,
about one hundred cleared and the balance pretty
growth Of timber. There it comfortable
Dwelling House. Barn and other out buildings, two
able also Peach and Al pie orchard of choice fruit.
Persons wanting to purchase respectfully inyi-
ted to examine it. Terms reasonable:
Oct l0-3tS JAMES PAXTON.
AND FOR SALE,- The subscrib err offers, at
IL private sale. his farm miles North of Staun
ton, containing 232s4 Acres. There are about rs
acres in timber, the balance cleared. The land is
good and we'll in grass Th ere good barn also
house. en- rst-rate orchard of select fruit upon the
farm The farm W ill be shown by Mr. David Nef TO
persons wishing to buy. He will sell cheap.
Sept 26-tf-2t* JOSIAH NEFF,
Long Glade F. o.
TOR SALE.
The subscriber offers, at private sale, 90 ACRES
OF LAND, 4 miles West OF Staunton, the Va
Central halro ad-25 in timber, the balance
cleared HENRY EDISON, Sen'r.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-17

NRESH ARRIVAL
Il Great variety of nice Goods for LADIES
Trimmings OF all kinds,
Ribbands and Betting,
Duplex Elliptic Skirts
Superior osiery and French Corsets,
STAPLE GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
Ladies and Misses Shoes
Bamoral Skirts,
Hsndkerch iefs and Gloves,
Gents Goods in variety,
and Of nice class, all as chear
as the law allows.
Fresh Goods Weekly at
Sept 12--3m KAYSER q YOUNG ..
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-17

VIRGINIA.
7 Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Court
~ of Augusta County, on Monday the End day
of October, 1865,
William f. Accord Plaintiff ! .
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-17

DUBLIC SALE-Having dissolved partner.
L ship, will offer at public sale, at our ,esi-
dence near Spring Hill. Tues day, the 3lst day of
October the following desirabs property, to witt
Two good work Horses, a bout 80 head of Cattle
(embraclpg fat Beeves and Mich Cows;)
Forty head of Sheep, about twenty
four fattening Hogs, lot of
Stock Hogs.
Wheat Drill,
a variety of Farming Implements ard quantity of
Rye, Oats. Hay and Corn.
Terms made known at Sale.
VIM H. GAMBLE,
Oct 10-3ts JOHN o. RA&SEY.
EXECUTORS SALE.-On THURSDAY. the
u I'd dav of November, 1865. the undersg Elk
ecutors of VIM. Gkeson, coed. will sell, auction
at his late residence on Christians Greek, variety
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Implements, (iucluding Reaper
and Wheat DrilD and several hundred
bushe els of Corn, and few bushels of Grass
Seed. Terms made known at sale.
Oct 10-tds A. 7. GILKESON,
Vim Copy ". GILK ESON,
Executors.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-17
TOURN AMENT AT LEWISBURG.
PRECINCTS.

On the 9th inst, there was tournament at
Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, West Virginia.
Mr.. Johnson Reynolds was the successful Knight,
and crowned Miss Hogue, of Char lesion, Kanaw-
ha, "Queen of Love and Beauty. The other
honors were won by the following knights in the
order named:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

rhisunequaled prepsrS4ion, which pcssessssthe pseu
properties cfreetcring gfey hair to its color
and causes to the color 10 possessed bebre
turned grey. 1t IL . permanent cure for dahdru6,
strengthens and enlivens tn Of thu hair gives the
hair lasting and nstc RI fsture scurf
itching and soreness Of Persons have tried
this preparation say that they have tried an knds
Tonic Ind Hair and had able 10
and srticie that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic 1t has cured per
sons who had solid Of dAadran ali knitsed and
csmented together in the shape of cap covering the
whole head and in the Of thirty after
my Tonic thescurf and dsndru all disappeared and the
hair, which had until that time bean prvated from
growing, resumedits former heaithy Sro~sh.
In the Of one James Mershon, of 2lst Iowa
antry, whose head covered with thick coating Of
dandru and scurf mentioned above md whose hair
had almost completely fallen out is shown the virtue
this Tonic for in the course ofthree weeks application
oft his scalp assumed healthy condition and hair
CONNIE ed TO grow beautifully This only one cse
ofthe kindp athouand. could mel ton many others
tutfor want ofspace and cost prevented from do
ing so.
Sold by GEORGE CABUs, corner Of Second aud Main
atreet cents per bottle. Abersl dlsconn, to
be " sdA- oc2dom
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

X EOKuK, DENTAL DEPOT Dentists
- Will ARd complete assortment of Artificial Teeth
ana Dentists Materials aIwsyf hand. Orders from
sept SO - 5g74 sNr Ee p. A.KD2R.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28
LOWEST PRICES.

Examine the stock OF the One Price Rp~iar House Of
BOSTWICk Co., s. Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

Returning our sincere thanks to the public and our
numerous friends for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon NJ, re Assure them that palms. expense
viii Be- spared TO give perfect satisfaction Ill who
favor with their patronage and to make estab
lishment the Pride Of tie Gate CITY
Respectfully,
cctIo H. n BOefwICK Co
, 1865-05-22

Wheat, Pu-k, Ee.1 aud Flour nt Whole
sale have declined III Gold du,ing :he past
E31 month, viz: very nearly one-halfi yet at
retail they sell =. ,ac eaue ,p-ices as when
gold YVES al 80. 1he Aeayy item o. differ
cnce Of courss, Is en1ichtng the retailers
We dohcl sag: Is u.Dstural in the retailers
70 ask the llil ."ics as long 81 they can get
1t, thorgb ii gives them exoibitant profits
We only wish 10 impress upon honsskecpers,
especially th,se who a.c Inclined to be care
less In huyitE, The fact that though within
1our months btc! has declined ut wholesale.
f'6 een1e per Iourd, III within one month,
TWO CENTS, Sc: they arc paytng the sau1s
price 1os bcei's9c.E Today IS four moths aSa5
!. G.. tney 1re 1nylng tlclr butcher one price
Tor the steak and anot:er for the p:otlts. 4
year and tah $50 rcid stood at the same
AEule Is to-dty, ylz: 13o. Yet prime pork
!hen worth by lie bare! $3.50. to-day costs
ia. Aams which tL.n sold for Q cents, costs
1o~oay IL cents. slarllcrt then or Q cents,
ne quosed 1t II to Is cents. In bacon the
Nvanee Is one tu.dred Per cent; Ia buttcs,
my per cent; in cheese, eighty per cent. SO
i uonf ana a'1aost eytty article Of daily food.
INC remedy must be In careful husipg. Find
iut Inc wholesale prices, end buy at thoss
Isaeea BY The quantity whenever It is protltA-
Ge to do 70. By tho ,ire you have absorbed
&he retailers prolts in this manner for few
weeks or months It iar1hesty he VII. be ready
10 fc]l to you at prices corresponding 10 the
I'LL IN wholesale prices. and In g5.d.
, 1865-05-22
cArvIOUs ICSoRANcfc,

Ilc NcE Yorl; lFor,tl has cvn,ndrd much
fyothy abuse on tnc au.horitirs nj W.s,,nr.
ton, 70, t-yinp The assna.Ins 1,.fnyc . nT;,;ta -
Govt t.The w.ais ended ~ ssvs tba WovE
I'VE have returned to n stnte of nt4ce
therefore The r,rbt of ;n,r trial Il rsstored =
Bnt who, did ~ w.- ends 1r+ha 1En.3
bsl r;th1,ld 10 c,,t;c,s,, rn+,, ,nor, ;,G,-
m,t,rn tad ,-fxe, :, ~ tne,s,ssd r,,no -
vonla hovc 1s,nea f,om ,ho .saraos a,,a
, 1865-05-22

Eelo@ Will Ee topnd accEpas1liFE statement OF II
nrie1s nj FALLING l1st Krs K LIST month lsat near
, 1865-05-22

TIE market for lumber earEoes was raset1od
md irregular. The sa'es wezc quiet ou: At a vide
rapee Of prccs. We ,ld not hear OF suT transl.~
tsops IN sh,uc1es OF Iath which wezs no ala lily
uuchangeh.
Btcf Cattle continue dull, with no improvement
in prices Buteher's csttlo trc aoeut tho oa'I
ores for which thers Is any tnquiE7 nnd e7ea taey
are in f1uited demand. The ral'ng prices sre
16 e3MGg5 for prime: s55c36t0 Tor raedtu'n +,
. far, sud a8t1G25o f,r infer1or. Tls slts wsra~
sGG head. -
Hogs vera dnll and depressed It the decline We
rotel ye<teraay. Holders were anxious 70 sol.
bus tuJers wers 20. eager to hauL,e them In the
present siats Of tho market. Tns SHES were 1.3yo
head, at $asG4675 for stock hogs to s:o1G11.6o
for good.
The following dtsp1.eles were read on 'cssuge
To-day:
grrrA1o. Nav ao-1s m.-Rece12ts Of Flour,
2mo brig; Nhsat Ecac; Corn, ts.09 oa; MAJ
Sd;sc. 10. i held II 5s5Soc. oats batter I'D
ssslee aaa enys9s I'D se:ts t 70 r. :pa,ts-is
without quoaale chsugo.
New Xonn, Asy so-1s n:-Floaz quiet md
rrd active. Pofk lower at ssag. ssaA1a. s7l,
Changed whise1 snessneed. DC aoId isei. !.
rzand At xl.xs, he1i At x1va9- Corn asn At Sc:
En1all eales A. &c. Oats In good .p4aisy at i59
sGe ; held at 49,. Fts,ghts l84e ios Wneat-
NEE fonK. May Nj ?. m.-Fl"ur asn Ct
SA4GsB g.. Wheat scarce and tlsm ut l.Sh1ot.s5.
cotn 1rm aud quiet Al Ns@I3s, oau d,m at SO
sc. Pork hesyy u faa.76. Lard dali At 17lc.
Whisky uns.lahta and nominal at $2;o31aaN.
Gold 1&{.
LATER
The operations In Wheat ragged wildly Ill the
AFTERNOON, and pattieu1ar1y IN tds evening At tbs
"Boatd Of Trade Evening Exchange" In the
afternoon. No. Spring Whaat was sold "a low as
S1l6sRt17, bat in The eYsnlnE the mlrket rallied,
opening 1t $t-1s and ciasins 1Fn Al S1.a4. Oats
wcsc quiet, with light sales 1t 59ic. Corn WIS
neglected. In fac:, the enlre Interest uas rcn-
tered Ii tho Wheat markell which WIS greatly ex-
cited. Never before Was our market 30 compl.t.-
u the scene Of mere gambling, IA It Wsa to-day.
There was no afternoon or evenin: sessioa Of tho
Stuck Exchange.
SALES At TIE BOARD OF rnADE tvxSIso II.
cNANaH-
5000 Gold 5d.....tsst 500 Gold 10 .1ee4
, 1865-05-22
From Montgomery


We have number Of letters from correa-
pondents 1T Montgomery, Aabana, dating
n late n the 9Th, but our limited room Will
not allow them publication in detail. We can
only give few Of the more important items
theT contain. The 10th army corps Is sta.
toned about three miles outside the city.
Gen. Hawkins division Of colored troops arc
On the opposite side Of the river. and the re-
maindcs Of Gen. Stee1e's cammsud is on the
south side Of the city, opposite the 16tN
co.ps, which Is cn The no-thtakt. Col. Lucas
cavalry were expected daily, as were a'so Gen.
Gt:erecn's, who will Sncaup on the east The
number Of troops at Montgomery On the lst
inst. was about = 600.
The city Of Montgomery has assumed q
lively appesraIce, and business has renpened.
The lst iust waa observed as day Of Aumilia-
tion md mourning in comnenaotntion Of the
death Of President Lincoln.
A 1a,rc breadth Of corn has been planted
through The surrounding country, and 1t pr
cents f]ne healthy Appearance, with the
strong prospect Of "a carly and plentiful has-
vest. The weather is extremely fne-
Official notice af the termination Of the
xnr wss received on the 4th inst, In m order
from Gen. Sherman. It was the cause Of the
1;yslless 1oliflc.tIon. Gen. Gt!e:son had also
received q similar dispatch.
The railroad, which vas destroyed by the
Copfde1ates, Is being rapidly repaired, and
will he opened for business about II. S.h
Instant,
, 1865-05-22

CnlGn Sent5n1rnt-Ekcape ef Two
Ejllou ksS7tsAef4,
lcorreepondence b[ the chte.co Tsibune.]
In TIE crrT o. NOZZLE, AzA.. May II, '65.

Correspondence b[ the chse.co Tsibune.l
In zsE c1rT o. MoE1LE, AEA.. May II, r65.
PROGRESS OF UNION sEN1MEaT.
Is our advancing and victorious army Gu
tc1s aDd takes Und'sputed possession o. tho
snart ustle towns along its line Of march, It
Is uuly Interesting to witness the gradual do
clue Of Southern prejudice agaiust the
Yankee nation' as displayed by the pecu-
liar manner OF The la3ies toward the sol
diere. When the soldiers first enter the
town md .bcsfu to promenade, there Is
nothing but closed doors and closely cur.
tained windows, that gives every house
completely "eone away from homc" appear
ance, snd Esuld make one not acqua.ntcd
with their sly tricks to suppose that 1o had
entered the eilent city Of the dead. At the
end Of the sccord hour the smallest posEible
corner Of the cur ain is seen to lise slightly,
and q email portion Of Tho humau face divine
Is seen to dart suddenly back, and tho cur;
tain fills sgatn. At the end OF ths third
tour solemn though petty fscs is seen in
very ceosc proximity to the glass, while the
btdy Is hidden by the folds of the dTapery that
covers the other halt Of the window. At
the end Of the fourth hour both curtains are
d,awn aside and the dear CREATURE stands
couiagcoua!y exposing her lovely form to tho
mss H thr cnd ~ H. 11fth hour ,bs iacr
1s seen 4n ouer a inv Irches and = F.n,oIa
profile Is seen 10 protrrde through the slight
opening, and nice little gaiter advances as
Tar as the outer edge Of the door-hill, aud
taper fingers steal cut and play with the knob
oor "a th4ou eaa,ost tc 1s, uoni ond iae ~
n1sco s.,,n,fsd hv 1ha .mnls eo,;,,a, If . fnfi
t,rsscI ~ Sonyt.:n Esf ~ he,le. Am % The " n,asiu9 @
soldier henrs Il lew notes tof the s'.Donnia
ent3 ~ ~, seren,h hGn- she nctnaiiv rantutas
10 sand On the yera1dah stens and even
sm;ia ,1non fhe Hr:nJa1sH m ffa si5aua,t.
A.. w ~ ~ .nu eE"se hn uouf @ ss,s osscovefs
saae tn1ks.s ~ ,te - ~ ~ h, hhoa1s, aIa se9.urSs
oo"n 10 1ne gave ana psnamg ooth lands
upsn tho pche.e, sne oenos ner oeaa lor*aru,
!oohs Up ana Gown Lie sIfeets ana ia!lShs
neaft,y AZ tne Pfaoks 81 some olicer's 1rac-
.is .ions n1lse aad !, e1elainis Va ny nc Will
sne'y ne nu.'. As INC nhlh nonr ap-
uatohS.es ~ esnse, ene siahGs on one siaa OF
I've gste Anu ena!s 1see!y Ht'h teal avlns
pay WIZ .I tas 'alGn' a. l2e laia1'e OF me
I,i 5snan noar 'ne Eate Is oEshTa asa pom nave
Hsappealeo iht' uc'a1inlt3 1Wnisneo par"
lol, Mnelc 'us Ih!oh W II ~ % pe. SO lar
al least, g. 'nfJ arc concerned, IS tuly le-
,s'otc. mus We s.e ehe oa'on sent!Msntls Is
RESTORED "htfeScc 1ie army goes.
ESCAPED Union PRISONERS.
As the advance guard Of the second diy;-
sion oi the 10th corps we're marching in the
dirt ction Of Mon,nnn.rv they 1ssrc M.
preached by two men, 7oih Of whom. from
ihetr app aiance, were at first supposed to
hc rebel dcserters. but 1,pyn more iDti1nstt
acquaintance they proved to be John S,illsnn
ard Richard Dona1dsou. Of tho T7,h Illinois
Iptuntty. who Ecre capturcd At the marr,ur.
, 1865-05-22

Letter from AdjntunS General SiAloP
-s,EEfnckfF OF the Me"rEa niEatoLs
Of ti1+ SEale-Ihe SIrt.SnH na.d et1A-
II t1pss Of the Legal People.
STATE OF AnKAxsAs
ArJE1AST GEhcRAI.'s OFFICE II


- -
Er.pcEAn1EKs STATE oF ~ AnRASsAs{
AG,T34ST 1,IH r6rA G.SraAs ~ M,I1s vrF1st t,s;35
r:,,. ,n1,, .aosA e1AA'' 'A4' 49, IVY
.e nst. u.'so AHruue .s
fe'o.. "e - call altehuon 10 We AZ
kansas Correspondence" in your issue # tie
Sd instant, for the surpose Of corsectns!om
ora+a w.. f,,51a;a,1a @ ,..sas 49,, N 80 IT,;a,
e'"te fas'uoN.any upon l"e CAUSE 1na' ca'ou
men aIke IN the North and South nre 4nor
tng to snlserye.
II Ia not truc. as vonr corresnand,n. OBJ
ec,vaa 1bat - sa,,t,ras ,,.r,,oa ~ ~ ~.
.o-,n,,.a . s P'4 e.so seus ~. w ~
epant.ea opeueo po4s ana eleeted tne9
canaMates Without opposition" ThAt you
may obtain proper idea Of the chaFaaer Of
The morcment IN A,Eaneas for tha ,aon-any.
v,t,o, ~ a at,ta ,-o,-s~,r.4 .-,,'.,I,
ou tu,.v ~ a'Aso Gosstaulsu.. uausn,' -
~ nc'e"ltn statement maas oy inc hon. ;. y.
Poncroy, Of Knneas, to the chairman Of the
Committee On the Judiciary q. "a. last
February, In support Of hs reaointion :.Re.
latiug to Arkausas Us State III tbs Untoo,"
call,Hg your attention particularly to eSalbit
"n.n
Exhibit Il contains 4 1ettnr from DIN.
Steele. Commander Of 1he Dsnart,nent If A.
tn tl,e ,ni,npse a1,d hnnSsfr ~ tha s.n.,,, -.
o1};ca1a ord 4ba ,-an.4oi ~ .u - ~
1eorcan,zafsoa of ;ba s,,ta 81. T, p-.s .s'
dontis ~ n"ie,,eto, ~ r''1t. unaet LIE Iie'f
II ia pntTne ~ a-air % that oa1a ~ Is1,z,,,o,z =.
~ 10 ,a nnetue ~ I@t oui, iestaatots alG
nen tts;. Muu, ~ W tuuuu ~ lof 1e discualse "
snen aa'3, Muss ~ a,Ssea !tu1a lne NV
S!ns s. aEa asst e1aeo !; ~ Mafca iast, se.fst%y
smsru * % t 1ca4esisn tus optetn9f t O. tas ssale
~ ~. .n1 = Les.1,urS 1 t;s y. .ns state toeet
none,,t1.,nnos gT :, to1 aee P.op1eda
i;no ~ the;r o~nnNsa .,,+iSe1r o ai.,,atha
1rnssn+ onrs,rnent xsa n,.rsr1a SHE ,, .no
tsr;f1aa somn ~ tI,em, ~ ~ -se, ~ ;,ai- H.
ssros ha,ne hoe,, -, aro1isa ~ ~ ts.n " uel1
,;os ,t;ss ~ " S,a 1.ti - 1lsslsc ~
ta's. t.oua ~ ~ x.na,s ~ ~ 80 nas,.t .IH uy masang
@ nam4s h ~ iooSas' @ nnu mn mAny ason EoYein neat
t,'n mo,s sSo1s W. unea pases ~ nt,e, "nele
~ y Ut 4,1an ,nuo.iG ~. o1ao suos's.eaeS un
~ euSn tunG A. lncJ cAu tEsuin 70 taelf ioln-
er :uleals. nut lhat "n1e mere tney were
aeeaass .; q La'eIEe ahd s1isons. espeeiany 10
!n'.. IT, neglesl o. tnslr a1iy, Is mol tEae.
lucy ueL lol Wy eAp1ess purpose OF aetlnS
, 1865-05-22
STARVED IN Pm1<oN.

Inc spirit CT q 1naguanimous Ecol,e always
.saet them TO treat with generosity a beaten
.oe, 70 lay aside animos,ty in the joy Of vic
to's' a1d 10 soften the a-pesi.les Of war t'y
~, 11WetslcoE of sympathy and Aird'y feeling.
:.s., u's true l1sitien fo- great and oza7e
na.eo A.st 70 take. Ia. there is dauger that this
sseni'.aent, nuN.e In itselK, may be carried
49,, ~. 'a' and degenerate into syc7phancy.
!. ~ 'enoth's has tccn especially noticeable
~ - ue eeauue: Of q few men SLICE The over.
Ha.s" q '''e ;eh.i'ivn. They hare hastened
"4tA ofen a'hs 10 embrace men guilty oi 1hc
'ouest ml;ac1 a1d while the t&Ars were
Ao' Sc.as Oh TIT checks Of mothers and
"tsS "uose u-,s o1-s psrIshcd by The cruel
Gel 'oflufes ~ i':s Libby prison, or d:cl un.
eaFcu 'ol - .pe MIST los;hsome alth at An
dersonsnle, ths.an n hive loaded with dis
" graceful tc'va''1y 'ic wilkins By whose ordtrs
ano consent ~ i Grtds were dune S1ch
eonouet Is hot uh,s ce1.cmptiolc In Itself,
Wu1s not FrbEl"d, hasa acmora!lz:ng ten
On thc na't.n. fthas always met Ei'h
onfeeseteht apprehension and saeuld cEouac
pc indignation Of every loyal MN. Men
.'ho have Inflicted the pans Of hell on yer
how beings should not TT allowed TO forget
Esso tasily- We dcprrcatc fcclinge Of hatred
snd VrnGeaEcn, hu. We demand that
IN outzaeea md indignant nation
sAs11 ~fft Their sri Of condem-
k,1d ossehse that it maJ
: sisi4= ID community.
b. wo,t We welcome q
, 1865-05-22

GLAs9oW. .ApEN q.
wa.hts e. BIT hs srR, 5sn
Eo1lIst- bEt w. Ety EOS lcoK r. zone quantity
= nss eosT st Gsa. l.e. ~ asa9 aens
illocktt npo5 b. aass &c cd sf ihe var i An Il
II .otIoE ma iadlzna:.:n; ana 81, fesrsd 1hstit
Aps1u1za-Tae pios.ecs ot psacs treaxhs Il
i:ss ss.is.:. - - - i.
i =, ssS::d auosa,s1 A|:er Sing 81 ~ aasss as
II 9as rR,s x!ad! .btf soi
~ rsrE rsr n.id r;r ous extreme
ssi e. Sas. sa q
e al: ~ IL: 6es Mnns s.ssa s,:a T. -
S, 2a Lie
Eses'p:s SEE s.s
sre st,ll large. The EratosT Teoattnu:s7e,c.ea,n:1
Az aioed*s's market shere WIS : good demand lar
am-1ess and CO. disa se.e Ill
,Ftous,. .Burels. x.zs un,ls.1ed IN value At to-
t.:.1 turp-rted for ~ e!'c,a Winter: and spri-C
IN ssat sn e =. os
arrived csF-ocs Of Wtf.t. which Aors1ss, ara sttl
n9ss a. gn saE. h ~
tps,ress "a Gu. eied es sel:tst sskinE aEv1ncs.
II. IS s;: ). sas Il 5a
mstk ou;,ar:s vss ssse;1y rasa Jss ,b5 ta.7s-
FEoru1osa-the+se.t The s'oes u nes.ly sxaau.tea,
sa "a as
nss.ds Bacon -.!th vesy :pa.n ssp,!y. trs,snt
r. y dot rsrs,. :ale T..ew@tba aiIketi Is ssi a
AIHTIt B1oLAAD ptQ6:x19.
, 1865-05-22

Th C1hspna Ga7tftt says that David
Palmer, OF Champaign, brasesnan en- tue
n,,nuis Cen.ral Eoad, met with h:rfiblo
dceth on btc1day afternoon last- The ts=isht
train On wAlth le was cmploycd left csn-
ttalis, ard had gone several miles wIen tas
ccndn e.or missed Palmer from his pest The
locomotive Fas d. .tscsed and sent down the
,oaa in search Of him He IVES found come
az mills below, In a dying condition. The
cars had passed over him, emitting one leg
and one arm entirely CT! The sufferer bad
crsvlcd oil tic track, md was sitting up
r,cht. supporting himself on his remaining
avn. lie st;ll 1e taintd his senses, and oegsed
his companions to kill him. Be WIS placed
fnr, A 1,und csr and taken to Centrli but
st,a Il, ,css tAan m tour from loss Of biood.