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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-25
The Bazaar.

The Bazaar opened last night under tine
most favorable auspices, and sucha jam
as it proved to be, will long be feelingly
remembered by many who experienced
its effects on their persons. d5arrlng the
squeezing and pressingsof the crowd and
the rather free mannerss of. some OF the
.boys,sit was a most delightful and.success.
ful affair. Frodigious amounts OF money
were expended, and all the purchasers
were as much gratilied in being relieved
oft. as the fair yenders were IN recelv-
inc It The tables.were spread with OBJ
ieets5of great beauty and fair value, and
The restaurants abonnded with the most
substantial as well as the daintiest food.
Oysters only were lacking, owing to GER
tain causes, which will soon be removed,
when we hope they will be supplied u
Weshave seldom seen, even before the
war. q more bountiful+. elegant and de-
liehtfll entertainment than the ladies have
provided for US. The cheapnsss OF their
articles is remarkable, and the social
character Of the. Bazaar not its least at
tractive teature.-Columbia Guardian,
18th.
VINO Wou1D GO BACK ?-The Selma
{ Ala g Rebel thus plainly describes the
spirit of the miserable party who at this
stage of the War are willing to give up
the contest.
They are prepared for the restoration
.ofthat rule which four years had be-
come hateful, and which we have shed SO
much blood, and made so many sacrifices
to cast aside. They are ready to forget
the perfidious conduct of the Northern
people, while ne were associated with
them; their disregard of constitutional. OBJ
legations and sacred compacts; their grasp
ing aparice; their thieying propensitles;
their unceasipg meddling with our instt
tutions before The war; ;and the cold blood
ed. barbarous and unmanly traits they
have exhibited Since hostilities, commenc-
ed, and swear the oath of tealty and allie
aiance to those whose garments are drip
ping with the blood Of our fathers and
brothers slain in resisting their monstrous
and isolent effort to trample us in the
dust of Humiliation and subsection. They
would forget the.burning wrongs'wc have
suffered, the outrages our enemies have
perpetrated, the remorseless and barbar-
Gus cruelty they have practiced upon the
helpless and moffenling, our country des'
olated, and our land dotted with the graves
Of our fallen heroes, to procure for them
selves an ignoble and pusillanious exemp-
ton from the hardships, the dangers and
sacrifices incident to the persistent and
determined prosecution ofth, war.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-25
strayed or Stolen,

ENRON the subscriber, on Tuesday night, the
2eth December, a Dark Dapple Grey MARE,
about six years old, with o a-small sink on the
poIe Of her neck about halfway between her
shoulders and ears. No other marks recollected.
thankfully received. A liberal reward will be
paid for her delivery to me at Golfers Post Office,
''s'A'' THos. c. MATHIS.
Dec.27 IF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-25
Smoking TobaccSl-

200 POUNDS sAoKING ToBAgeo PIT
Ss4beb up in S ID. packages, variance SszS,
~. .,,e. 8. 3. BOWERS, Agent.
" Isnburg, oetsl T. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-25

sse The N. Y. Tribune saya that The report
that Russell after the fourth Of March only in
tends 10 rocosn;so Lincoln ms PRESIDENT of tho
North on the ground that ,hs South did not ycte
for him, is inc6ffect. The Tribune argues that
Russell might as well refuse to recognize him as
President Of the StatesHhich yotsd for Mcclellan.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-25
For Tax COLLECTOR.

Tho Many Friends of D. a. J. BELL, ESQ.,
respectfully nominate him IS a. Candidate fer
Tax Collector at the next election.
Oct 19 to 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-25

cosposrD FOR AsD syseAr-rns EsrsarAIssnsr
ny THE Hrsrn1ox1lt ltoapsAr EDeErrErD cOunT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-25

Jan IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-25

oc s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

eral suspicious looking persons in front
Of the theatre, about ct o'clock. Que
Of them was elegantly dressed and the
rest rough ipzsppearance asod avo
= About The end Of the second act, the
web dressed one, said to the others, II
think he viii come oct now Soon sf-
Ter this the man stepped into the saloon
and look 3 drink. When he e4ue cut
be whispered % = rough looking man,
ard then wsntiuto tbs passAgs leading
frpn the stage into the street The
sm ssiest OF the three called out the time,
and ihe SeItdressed one appeared He
called Il again. and finally E third time
louder fnan before. sEng odw saadi cl ga
At ten minutes past 10 O'Clock the
best dressed mAR vent into the theatre,
RAe small man started up street 90 fast
walk Soon 8 man came running cut. !.
saying the Pfesidcma was shOtao sai1ssdl
: The witness idsHti6sd the ysil.dresssd
mat as Booth ,...sss...,. ...fl.s4 -. 4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

VI "a
would be idle 70 speculate as yet upon
the effect that hisscruel death win pro-
duee @apon the POLITICAL fyrf6nesiof his
country; but the desSiniss of that eo1n-
try will be cared for lis hoses are too
well sustained 70 faiptand fait even over
The grave of 50 great a patriot and 80
wise q leader a. Abraham Lincoln.
There are yet clear and vigorous INTEL
lects lett to eonduct what remains of
Lincoin's work, 20 a triumphant conclu-
sion; nor must We ALLOW Que days dn-
happy misconduct to make hasforgei the
undoubted abilities and patriotic purpo-
ses Of the man so suddenly ard ssranges
ly called 10 fill Lincoln's pace z ABr4
matte justice has indeed been marvel.
ously wreaked thus far upon the crinnil
nal pride of the South. "A negro regf
ment was the first to enter Richmond,
and now one Of the poor whites, the
fsFhite trash of q Southern Stase;-ss'
called to receive from the South rs fnali
submission. We trust and feel assured
that even iu this hour OF just indigna-'
ton and natural excitement, the North
will still bear Itself Riihs that ma gnaifi-s
nous clemency that has thus far illumi-
nated its triumph Bntit tnay,hs that.
the conq aered South has yet to learn
that II TO musr mqurn over ths, bloody
grave to which Abraham Lincoln has
been consigned by Southern assassinis
hand.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
Regular Report.


seer<ta1pG the Rabak ConRrssa-
NKw YoRK, May l6.--Ths War De
partmeit has bad iayed before il bin
Introduced into the rebel Congress by
Mr.. Curry, of Ala, which was coacootsd
for he epurpose Of vindieating the starva-
lion Of prisoners Of war. me murder Of
black soldiers the burning Of northern
cities, aud finally the ASSASSINATION of
tie President Of the United States and
ihis czbinet. . The preamble. sets fortA in
great detaA and heedless Iteration the
action Of the Urited States Government
IN declaring all slaves an rebel districts
free, and speaks most bitterly OF the
Proclamation Of President Lincoln, de-.
noaneing' d As nnprincipled and inhu-
man Then follows the resolution:
pna Res0l5sd, ,by the House Of Representa-
tires Of tAe Confederate States, the Sen
ate coneurring, That we do adhear 10
our opinion that the so-ealled Emancipa-
ton Proclamation OF the President Of the
United States, and enlistment Of negro
slaves in the several Federal armies now
opposed to as, are not among the acts of
legitimate warfare, but are classed
among such acts SIS the right to put TO
death prisoners of war without the
special right TO use personal weapons,
ana the right to assassinate, and if per
sisted in, win Justify this Government in
the adoption Of measures Of retaliation.
The endorsements on the papers 60 TO
show that il was read the frst and sec
ond time and made the special order for
the secret session on the 18th Of Pebru-
ary. is8m .iia faas ga of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
Additional RIVER Items.
TUESDAY soOs.


TussDAx SooS- sa-s 81 o.
The river ross soasfdsrAbiy last nishs and i.
stlil rising ,lo~Iy. h yahs sg fvaal ssi
The signs sf rain ars 4ncnAslsg. and he
weather Is dry. warm and saitTy.
The srrivAls since last night wsts the Hard
! times, Pigtsbsse 10 81. L0nas: Dagmuda. Hsah
vile 70 Loaissills; AralAda. OAiro 20 Esaisslis
kobsrt Burns. Msmphis 90 cineinnatis Ress
Hns. Losis. lie 70 EsAnsvlts asd ret6ru mar
mora, Nsvburg % Nsshviils. F3naIrs.aa 81
The MAF@orH retaxssd frsn sswbarg Aaa Is
taking 90 sacks Of corn f,r Fort neaAls5n, and
yin leAss Iorthwi,h.
rhs Armada hal . hsr trip Aad vas faii u
people. including small baaa of gasrrlllaa ssni
up from Hsnderson.
TIE Lsai Lsoti viii leave this svoning for
Nashville. she IL an elegant boat with gsntie-
IBanly Apd pIs&sant onaeers.
The KinorA, with splendid aocomm citations aud
elegant ofiosrs, viii be here this Aaiara0oa, aud
return 10 Louisville this evening.
Ths Cabs will not so 70 the Tsnasssss rIs.r
ihis evehlae. Her mossmsata via depend On ths
aston OF the msFehAnes to-merrow morning. -
The Indiana Ia stlIi At tbs wharf but viii posi.
tively leave this evening.
Ths 4. X. Duaksrson goea 10 Bowfing ar en-
this eveaing, sad the Gea. HAllsek 70 HsnSer.
500. .s-
Tue Robert Burns had moAarA trip. aud
discharged nothing here
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
m. rrotosp. start Hon...,ara.

II.
NEw YoRK, May 16.-The Heratds
army correspondence has the following
} Tho 6 th army corps, Major General
Wright, is stiif at Danville, but Il is ex.
peotsd the greater part Of Il win shortly
sfeturn, to tbe North, as soon as order
shall have been fully restored in that
vicinity. Gea. Wright has appointed
number or Magistrates to administer
: jastice in the Surrounding country, and
Is using every exertion with the best
sources 10 substitute civil for martial
HEule in Southern Virginia .hH'i -ai .
81 The hocking Of negroes from the
country into the town Of Dsnville, has
been stopped by direction Of General
Wright, and agricultural operations have
consequently, resumed. The farmers,
however, are much in need Of horses,
males and implements 70 prosecute their
work Bl5I1tBp nua d t1asO7Is IsiIi d
'Loan2g traidhss, heavily loaded with Salu
able property, captured By our armfes IN
Virginia and North Carolina, are daily
srriFing at City. Point from Dan vile via
BuEksyille JnAction. Among the arti-
c1es are goods IN original packages, in
which they ran the blockade OF the nA-
tional feet and southern ports, and ma
chinery for the maaufaoture Of Ere arms,
sGOieu BY the rebels from HArper's $
Ferry
Z, When the soldiers Of the Second and
| Fifth corps reached the Potomac, and
the 6rst glimpse was caught Of .the Capt.
toI dome, they broke out in Wild cheers,
/ and then an additional source OF re.
4 ioIcing was Afforded on Tuesday morn
I ing 10 the .aews Of JEFF. Davis's cap
lr,,1.l1 ahl = 89hiI1a s48 mp1i N tta
N The ihrong Of visitors are constantly
!. passing into the army id carriages, on
horse back, and 90 foot, TO see the brave
4 men who have done and suffered so
emuch to maintain The nation.
! ssoAnong The Richmond trophies in the
Filth corps, Is huge Russia blood
hopnd, which was kept by one Of the
I Libby prison n fsilots, 4 70 ! hunt Union
" A grand review ii the vicinity Of
Washing gton. Of the army Of. the Po-
tomac, Sherman''s army, and other
forces, is fondly looked forward to By the
sbiGGEs rear guard Of sAsrmah's army
passed through Richmond last Saturday
7 en- route for Washington.
Z afl-sI Il is said many Of Shermau1s officers
\ ana enrolled men ars anxious TO join in
I the Mexicah emigration enterprise.
Tie rebel General Lee, and family,
\ are living ia Richmond, and Govern.
Z ment rations are regularly served out to
them. = - - -..., 49,
u ,a The TINES special says: l ga3 y
Ishas been decided to reduce at once
the strength Of the army TO 125, 600 OF
1oO,OY-l neo.- - - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

BowLKs, MILLIGAx ASn HoRsEx.-We
learn that the frie1dsrof. .Aessrs Bowlest =
Milligan and Horsey are making Z despets'
ate efforts to have theasentence of the
aSose named pegsonscommpted-t TO, i'm,
urisounse4it for Aika h6aithst a 6elegstion
gentlemsnr from the north
ern part of this State have already ars
rived in Washington and had an inter-
view With the. sPrssidenrupoR that ssu b
iect. Hon. Joseph E. Mcdonald aud
TRSmas A. Hendricks left here con Fri
day night, for Washington, on q mission
of the same character. We baye no.
means of knowing what documents they
carried with them, or what influence
f-theg may be able to bring to bear upon
the President, yet they seemed qplse'
cheerful, and expressed the belief that
their mission would prove successful, and.
from certain indications, which have
transpired within the past twenty.foar
hours, We would not be surprised 10 learn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
RULKS Am REGULATI0NS

1. Ne Papsrs gives away =, the oou asrr 9. n.
srAtGAtoaz eiroaiAtiOa. 5lF En
4 No aavsrtissunsas.. loeai Rotsos.. % r.puss.t,
srssd unlsss prepaid or pay guNrznsesu
y Advertisements wiil 0eve~ Be socompantNft
load notioas unlsss oontrAns is made 70 thar rs,
aud vAlus rsositeI Cor TIE notioes
:. Ne Local Estios. howsyer saort, wilf.
inserted for less tAAn One Dollar each dsy.
5. Marriage, Funeral and Religious Kossc,
aust invariably b paid in advance 20 secure IN
ssrtion. tas-
& No dsaslsnoy ea the part % carriers vnl be
made god ~ ths onee. she oarrlsrs aail TO
ls~ss P@Psrs Ss ordered aud direcied. they must
pay for their cAFule~snsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
fBy Tslegrsph-
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

TsnsH HAvfs. May Is 1875.
Ms. A. = sAFadsrs s gr fa. ., l..
n "a a % ~ bHs dry gOots, bales dry gg,,ds,
bx boots Morgan 90, . eks bo0tE, stisA =
kel a q, : bxs dry goods ? simonin a5 bKst,yt 7,
q l. Dixou "a bxs boots; Healy bx papcr, bk
drugs, Keller A W. / bki tarpsbtias 2bxs talnt !,
Miner y, bxs bosts cars Of Cox n, 1 bx
fancy goods } = 8 A oooliassb boxs y gods,
6k nldae, 2 bxs D x ods, ! truck, bK thread :
gaqueaa Z Do, bx goods; Hedspsfh a Uo,
bz ID goods n Guipsl ] bx paper n Adams
CO, ] Lx D goods. bale y goods Yickary
Bros, bx II wnTs Goldman d a Co, / va b
goods 4 II, bbia backing, hhds susar;
@ mcGhes Ce, bz d goods, tale y goods,
bx ptnss bale mdse; y nabcock, bdi auiky
wheels; Orr, N balls bows; Wells X A %,
bxs \ wAre p Nierling {, 10 hxs paint. wm Bier.
bower lxs fruit; Hopkins, bales D goods,
6 rolls q, bals Ms z Ko,ls mating. A n Gepds,
hH ndse Irving ksysr, hx paper, bx mdss
@ Fenemasu, csk tae0a Laich a Co, bFi
lead, I bx EadBe; w IA ntoaaArd, II bHs; L
Weed, l bbt lampbiack, bx paint, 4 Kegs had
I ke.sisr, IL 4bls sugAf, bhs Kraneu, bx hgs,
atdates.
lffH Al. R0BRIEs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
nHAn geamYEI


From Rev. ). NewtsO Brown, u. d., Editor Of
the Encyclopedias OF YqiiaDpgs Know ledRa nfd
Christian Chronicle, Phnsdeiphia:
Although not dlspezea u avor OF FeeafnmeAd
Patent Medicines n general, through dfstrnst Of
their ingredaes1tw mnd aectSaE yeti kuDsA uf mo-
sufficient sWhy A. u%n may pet testify to
the benefits he believes hpnsetC 20 have 7. celved
from any simple preparAtidf, Id the hope that he
may thus contributp tut hp banentef others. a
do this the u6re fUadnyin regard 10 Hoof.
land's German sHnters,a Preparnd by De C. n.
Jackson OF this feityf ber@nse Was prejuiiced
against them Tor mAnY XeakH. nnder, the smpresr.
sion that they were chiefly An sicphoiir mix ture,
/ am indebted to my fTinnaa Keurf Ex-senator.
Eaq., for the removal OF this prejudice BY proper
tests, and for enepur ragplqeat TO- VI them vhea
suffering from great and long continued debility.
Tho use Of three botfah ef thaae Ri erA at this be-
ginning Of the present yeafs was followed by evt.
dent relief and restoratioB, toa degree OF bodily
mad mental vigoT which ! had not fsit forsix
MIonths befores aud had almost despaired OF re.
gaining. FthcrefoTg thank Cod and my friend
.sor directing mo TO the use et theEa n "a
JsNEwToN BROWN, -
Philadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
CIncInnssI NoOn Markets.

OTHctxxArI. Mayls
FLouR-R Rsmalna dnli, bat prices nozfR-
sllT unchAnged. the whoIe range being eo4T 81.
WHEAT-Rsd S9t7l 20 and dulf-
uAfS-4S1Soc.
RTES6c- # "a "a - sfa sA
WWTsKT-Dull; small salss af O9.
PORK-Mess aold yesterday aitsFnoon Al "a %.
There are 20 knk ksE1 ~ this rats this mcrninE
Bulk Meafs, dulk-ao demAnd- shoulders aTe
asid a. I9c F; sides at lac. Il. - i. =.
LAkp-Dnii snd No sAiess Prise Cisy bsld -
COFFKB-Le wers prim~ - sheies Sltlsze-
. q sG0AE--u aehangcd. r
BrTTKR-19sssfsE fsE ffssA. ssss Sss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

naS- Semmes, the pirate, was with
Johnston's army when Il surrendered,
and, as there wasno British Deerhound
at hand to rescue him, be WIS surreu-
dered with it, But we cannot see what
right heahad 20 be included in thesterms
of the surrender. He was an officer Of
the rebel navy, and not member OF
Gen. Johnston's command He has
violated often and most stoutrageeusly the
laws of war, and does. not seem 10 Ouss to
have any claim 10 be treated asa pri-
soner of war We should suppose that,
even when "a man is gs1rrendered
as a prisoner OF War but 10 fsand TO
have been desertet ora murderer or a
Fpirase, heis properly liable 70 trial and
m.~;,hr,ant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
Sew FORK soon Markets.


ooFfoS-Dan al SOC.
Fh0uR-DaN Aad keAfx. and &satae lgpaF 81
95eg7 2S tur ronnd hoop Ohfo
sWHEA7--Ne rteslpts- F0e aHI uf
CORN-Dult and le12c lowsr
OATS-Ds 81 aud 'drospfng sa4 sc sEN
PoRK-aeHEy 81 = Qne52s % lsr asE mes.
LARD-Heasy ~ ISL 9tse. n
WHISkr-Dali and upminal. ,sssss Ef
PEfR0LEuM-Qnista al Sc for refined 10 bond
STocKS--bsfterfin finrs the Bcatd. rh
MOEEY--56z6
GOLD-opsasd al solS Hnd eioasd a. aOsx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
Expeeted Raid Of the Pirate stone
Wail--Chief Justice Chase's Tour

Expeeted Raid Of the Pirate stone
Wail--Chief Justice Chase's Tour
8ou9h.
sd NEw Yoak, May l5.--The Heratds .
Wilmington correspondent says: a.a!ao.
,, There has recently been considerable
excitement in Wilmington, 10 conse.
quence Of rumor that the rebel ram
sStouewall was making raid ON that
place Forts Fisher aad Cassweil have
been reinforced in anticipation Of the
raid. Sih5 s4ods.a am3 1amsIaaa Z
! Chief Justice Chase, aud party, in
the prosecutions Of thu tour through the
South, arrived at Wilmington on the
iSth inst. alHsfmI7lxs oi sE1sisi Boz ua
Mr. Chase win proceed from Whining
ton 20 Charleston, and other southern
ports.iss far ss New Orleans, and return
TO Washington by way Of the Mississippi
river, llig s labnH.a flG ssirsu5F
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
oFFIck AND RESIDENCE:
Corner First and Walnut Streets


-...sL.a cISclNsATI, o., March, II, lisa.
Thts V % cerfitF tha we, the undersirnad, have
l.een intimatsly scQuaiatcd with :. ". Boynton,
N. d, for about eight years Duriug the Lass sia
yeaxs - ham beea engaged Ia a lucratieV and sue.
cesafnl Frsetsce q Mctieiae "a thia eity. He
ieaScs here On aoeoant % fll health.
We take great pleasure IN recommending hin,
oofh soctatly and Bruie4sienA ~ gentleman af
s1es&lsnt nasFals. and occupying = Fromiaent fo.
sitioa anloug The Physicians - cur rsty aud hep,
he may sueeeed - we'll elsewhere a. he has done
vita "a z. FREEMAN. n. n.
PFoisSoE % surgery Ia Ecleetic Medical Tnstl
tats, Oiuctnnsti. q. E7TT ~
s-,. JOHN N. scUDDKR, ND.
froissor OF the Theory aud Practice of Nesf
eiae In The \, ". Institnle.
II. D. GARRISON. a. r.,
LAfn Pretessor % Chemistry eni rhysoi6sry ia
TIE soofe hedtcAl tnstirute. a-stO-bla
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

any moment that the .seaEsBce Uts the
eonspisatofs bad been eosnputed % i'm
pFs6nment for life in snEna fortress or
garrison remote from the State Ind. (
Journal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

From RssGs5Hl rsFssr slsAstoEE So nsdalns n.
E. Church, Philadelphia:
DrAa SIN t4Havine assa gouriG ehlau bitteEs u.
nav family frequently, am prepared 70 say that
IA has been srf great @eryica.f hbeltoYe& that IN
cases Of Esasfal aAbilityo of thessstentFh Is. the
uafsat and most valuable remedy OF which have
any knowledge fopr'e F9ipssf 8 Fly y n IIA,ssSrng
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
POTATOEs.
FIuke Potatoes.

IE7E ARE JUST NOW RKcEIVISG AaoTH-
w er kuaared barrels Of those choice Eastern
Potatoes arkuowIsdgsd By sverT one VINO hss
tried thea 70 b the best in the market u. "a
Tray are very sttractfvs % the eye, and also %
ahe nsiats n ksa cooked and On the table Parties
sTishInz them BY tbs arEy load can have them to-
dav- f5atarday5 dsliysred free of drsyaEs frzni
ths river, a. . anal advznce 90 cost. csn seon-
- YICKKkY B203.,
myg fr7-rrr sf 1z2 Main Stxeet--r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
MEDICAL.
s. W. BoEnton. NJ D.

Afh % CINCINNATI. HAVING BECOME
DE pro essio-aA serviees - the citiaans Of ri
city and vtSintty. FrOn hia extensive exrTr,essse
N tee Hospital aad general practice Of Nfsafe9re
and Sergezy in the former city, he fels consssot
% hie sbi ~ . cure mAny cases which have r..
siatea a. easiaAl modes Of treatment
SO Paffieuiar attention given 10 the treatment
sf -chroaie D.seases, and those PccuiiAr- % the
climate. sneh - Rever and Ague. Bilious Fewer,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
No. rec North Nineteenth street
V1tuQT QTrT-0Q R[lLL ~. n

FROM the Rev. >. NJ. Lyons, Formerly Paator OF
the Columbus, N. j., aud Milestown, Pa, Baptist
Churches sitI8 9n1M&41l SA. N.Y.
Ds.a sfs Ell fsea Il splsasurethessef : my beb
accord TO bear testimony to the exoeienee OF yenr
. German Rltfers. some years since, being much
afiilcted whh pFspepsia 4 used tnesa WI "a YER
, beneficial results. / have often recommended
, them 20 persons afflicted with that tormenting
disease and heAtf from theni TIE moss Bat
rfsrInr testlmonials as TO their great value. In
cases Of general debility believe i 70 BE- tonic
N"~' Yonrs ]. NJ. LYONS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

A New AmAesty Being Considered.
aEEw YoRK, May l6,--The Heralds
special says; r.r ~ ......
,sb President johnson has under consid-
Grafton q new amnesty proclamation.
The issauncser suppression OF il viii be
decided uFoa ct the Cabinet meeting TO
be held TO- day ...-.-.
j The proclamation, IL Issued, viii an.
ponpce, what classes Of rebels are TO be
held responsible for treason, and what