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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-27
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- Aa inralualle Discsrery. :
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G- To CONFERENCE.-The upda l.
ing been restored to health in q QI f.
very simple remedy, after haying3 l.
years, with o severe lung affection =
aiseaae, Consumption-is anxious ID -
to bis fellow-SufsFers the mean! Of q e.
To al who desire If, he will snd a 4
prescription ured, free Of Char,
rections. for preparing and using
they will find q sure cure for Coasuij
BRONCHITIS, CouGHs, CoLDs, etc. j.
jeet Of the advertiser IN sending, the T9
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread info
which he conceives tobc invaluable, and II
every sufferer will try bic remedy, as twill c.
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamburgh, Kings County New York.
Oct. 25t = a. { c.) 3mos 49,
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Schools.

The attention of our readers is respectfully ask
cd for the various School Notices in this weeks
Aduarfiler.
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A Card.

TTAvING disposed6f our entire interest in the
Iii Drug Store under the name and style of
HODGES JENNINGS, to Dr. T. ]. TEAGUE
and T. w. CARWILE, we take great pleasure in
recommending them to our patrons and the pub
lie generally as accommodating aud competent
gentlemen fonths business they have undertaken.
..... HODGES 4 JENNINGS:
Dec 20, 81 =. SO
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Special N Offices.
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies the Blood
with its LIFE ELEMENT, IRON, infusing SrRssorH,
vIooR, and New LIPE into the whole system, For
DYSPEPSIA, DRopsY, CHRssIc DIAnnnGA DE-
nILiTY, FEMALE WEAKNESSES, ETC, it is specific.
thousand, haee been changed Cg he use Of Ills
medicine from 'eea sickiy, sfering creatures; to
A 30 page pamphlet sent Free.
Price 81 per bottle. or for So ssr-.
]. p. DINSM0RE, 38 Dey Street; New York. F.!
Sola by Druggists generally. $780,.
Nov. 8 (N. 4 c.) I'm As
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Dried Fruit!

yxJANTED FIFTY bushels DRIED FRUIT,
wv for which The highest narks: price will be
We will pay TIE highest prices for BUTTER,
EGGS, 10. ;. 3. CARWILE b co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25
ROVER d BAKER
Vt
SEWING MACHINE

WillSNch Hem Yell Tuck Bind Braid Cord Quiitan nd
Dmtroidsr beautifully 1t will from perfect wogh
or the asst SAinsook oysrths heaviest beaver CLOTH
With no change of.ensten n esdis or thread
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06
Letter s-om Corritt smItI,.

Gerritt Smith, the distinguished New
York Abolitionist. and some years ago
the Abolition candidate for President Of
the United States, has addressed letter
to President johnson, suggesting the pol
icy he should pursue towards the South
and the leaders Of the rebellion.
We make some extracts from the letter,
which will be found on our first page,
and which, we have no doubt, will be gen
orally read with interest.
Mr.. Smith is now far advanced in years
and the greater portion Of his life has
been devoted to the single idea of the ab-
olition of negro slavery. This was his
"ruling passion" and to this end he has
devoted all his energies. He is man Of
very considerable ability, aud we presume
no one doubts the honesty Of his inten-
tions.
He now desires the President to exhibit
the spirit Of clemeney and humanity to-
ward the Southern people. Heis opposed
to all cruel and violent measures, and ad-
vises kind and humane policy on the
part Of the Administration, as tho surest
way to avoid blood-shed and anarchy in
the future between the two sections of
the country. No one can doubt that his
views are dictated, in this case, by wis
dom end patriotism, and that he is prompt
ed to this course by pure and unselfish mo-
tives.
What effect his letter will have upon
the "powers that be-" is at least proble-
mstical. 1t is not unlikely that the radi-
cal and blood thirsty element in the dom.
inant party will prevail. We must pa
tiently await the progress Of events.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

tsrI- -: :. c..o.;.k awo;taroant IN tha
ihere % lo,e''e a,sa. y, -, w 70
PuIno 'n'%y W. ,".,, p odpnnlns;ons Sss,iiS IN
leenns' ,,;,ho,', s.aao,;or W. sntFsr
Po.uossI ~"t .N"aa hs ,,o,iv.s ,vn,ch 4,
uit utseNes 80 " i3 oe -, -
0a,ugl u pe',ous "ouu ,,,es @ n,an 49,.
A., ,e psS pAon ~ i,s sna0ss,;ons with i;,,ls
.o,a,d oae, IS s., opossanances We nave abundant
.siN .ar ~ ~ M ~ sinos, Sa;Iv occuTrenc.s
rS,ou. nsr,;ss snb;ected 10 lynoh law at tbe
u.Js' 49, S ~ n.In,ins ofSces destroved.
a"anao,sd ;uJ;v;dnoIs hnn,cd from their
homos' The widest and most impossible ru.
sn-s a.,',aslv accented as facis. conTnsion and
di.order do;oinant II ia only necessary To-
a'h,"nsr ,Ss, a man ia a traitor nnd he viii
he hpo,sd a. from every corner while upon
The ,nerest rumor thata person indorses the
assassination of Mr.. Lincoln, preparations
are made for noosipg a halter
USucb ann uitions are inlalhble signs of a
Cehrile and diseased condition. They should
ba ,iernlv diseounteuanced by every order.
losing ritizsn. Now. if ever, we neetsto have
resneet Ior the law. Nov. il ever. we should
nrsssrve ,bose bulwarks which are the protec-
ion of individnatt liberty and virtue. A mob
70 hang a secesaiop lawyer in Philadelphia ia
an ofrsn,ing of The same demaoogism that in.
c,ted a NOR to resist the draft In New York
| If GanaroI Rn,ler can advise the treatment Inv
an ,marv lv ncbing process of Northern dis
Iovalists 10. .dny,there may be somebody DOW.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD
1t is announced that passenger trains ou
the Atlantic snd Great Western Rail Road
will commence their regular trips from Gin
cinsati to New York, on Monday next, the
9Th inst. 1t is understood that but one reg.
u lar passenger train daily will be run at pres
ent. The first train East will leave the Un-
ion Depot on Sixth street at eight o'clock
Monday morning next and will connect at
Mansfield with the Pittsburg, Fort Wsype
and Columbus Rail Road, for Pittsburg.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
&C. 1t will connect at Salamanca with the
Erie Rail Road, for New York, Boston, &c,
Passengers on this road, on their way to
Eastern cities, can visit the oil regions Of
Pennsylvania.
Arrangements for the safe.and speedy con-
veyance of passengers have been made on
this route, and il will undosbtedly soon be-
come the great thoroughfare Of trade to tho
East.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

A Coon SUGoEsrIoN,-Nothing adds SO
much to the appearance Of man, who was
created little lower than the angels, than a
suit Of clothes that will correspond with the
garniture OF all animated nature in the spring
time of life, and poets, philosophers and
statesmen, all delight in expatiating on the
beauties Of the forests and fields at this season
Of the year. Man, too, needs new suit
after passing through dreOry winter and at
no place can such vast variety of clothing,
suitable for the outer man, be found, than at
Thomas A. Leglers, on Second street. be
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06
booth.
The following was among the telegraph.
ic dispatches received yesterday:

The following was among the telegraph
ic dispatches received yesterday:
The Washington Republican says: Meth
er of the statements detailing the mysterious
manner Of finally disposing of the body OF
Booth is true Colonel Baker and his broth er
Lieutenant Baker are the only two persons
living who know what disposition was made
Of it, and they are under oath to reveal the
fact to no human being Any statement pro-
Tossing to detail how or where the remains
we're deposited is not only guess-work, but a
serious reflection upon the faithfulness OF
Colonel Baker and his brother.
When will the authorities at Washing
ton and the telegraph be done with such
stuff : That Booth was killed at the
time and in the manner tated, the public
ere already well assured He is dead,
and, in popular estimation, damned. Who
cares where, when or how his body was
disposed of 2 whether the body was
sunk in the Potomac or the sea--whether
it was buried at some cross-road, and a
stake driven through his head---or wheth-
er it was drawn, quartered and burned ?
The public care nothing about it and
this attempt to conceal and mystify the
disposition of his carcass, is silly and RI
diculous--nOthing else. This everlasting
twaddle as to what has been done with
the body of the assassin, has become a
miserable bore. The reading people are
tired of it, and would be glad to see it
stopped.
Every one has proper estimate of the
terrible and revolving crime committed,
but what has become Of the dead body Of
the assassin is matter of the most trifing
consequence.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

CHEAP GooDs,--ColoueI Henry Miller
saved from the late Ere at Huston Hall, a
considerable quantity of very fine and
choice goods such as. Cloths, CAssimeres, Vest.
iugs Eand some ready made clo'hing. The
goods were not in the least injured They
have been placed temper arily, in room No
l3, Beckel Building, over the Postoffice, and
are offered for sale at low figures. Cloth
ing dealers would do well to call and ex.
anime the stock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

STRAKoscH COMING MARY Strakosch, (for
several years the pop ular manager of Colts.
chalk! !Concerts) while in Europe last winter
engaged for brief concert tour in the Uni
ted States Mile Helne De Katow, the won
derful Russian Violncelist, and Mr. james
NJ. Wehli the eminent Piano Forte Virteoso
and Composer. These artists gave their irs,
Concert in New York city, February i3, since
which time they have given nearly one hum
dred concerts in New York and the principal
seaboard cities, 10 large, fashionable ard en-.
thusiastic audiences. These artists have now
commenced a Western tour, and we are hap
py to announce their expected appearance in
Dayton at an early day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06
consequence.

VIM G. Deshler, Esq, of Columbus,
President of the Sherman testimonial, ac-
knowledges the receipt of a note from
Chief Justice Chase, under date of WASH
ington City April, 20, covering zone Of
the largest contributions yet made to the
Sherman testimonial" In this note
Chief Justice Chase says:
IL take this moment for making it, because
Just now, many seem disposed to forget his
great deservings, and remember only his re-
cent convention with Johnston.
"His deeds are among the choicest
treasurers Of our own Ohio--as well as OF
our whole country. And we, the children Of
Ohio, are bound especially, and by the most
sacred obligations, to defend and protect the
good name of every brave and loyal son she
has She has none braver or more loyal than
Sherman"
Upon which the Cincinnati CONNER
cial remarks 1--WE suppose, in the view
of the more blood-thirsty of the bowling
home guards, that Chief Justice Chase is
disloyal and contributing the weight Of
his influence to divide public sentiment,
and all that"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

THE STORM LAST NIoHN-ACcIDENr- The
heavy rain last night did considerable injury
to the Cincinnati Railroad in the vicinity Of
Post Town, McCormieks freight train,
which went down last night, ran of the track
at that place, breaking the leg Of one of the
hands.
The passenger trains could not run through
this morning. Passengers and mails we're
trGpsferred across the break The mail was
behind time this morning ia consequence.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

Rev. j. II, Smith, of Philadelphia, in an
address to his people, said
| have heard eensure pronounced on Presi-
dent Lincoln because he visited theater.
NV friends, look upon patriot in theater
rs better than Copperhead at prayer meet.
ing.
Yes. A copperhead or any other head,
would be out of place at a prayer meeting
where such Rev. blackguards as the
above named were the leaders.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

; s6s- A terrible accident occurred, says the
Auglsize Democrat at New Bremen, on FRI
day evening, the l4'h ult BY the explosion
Of keg containing powder, used in firing a
a cannon. Charles Boeael, Jr, was blown
over perpendicular wall twenty-five feethigh
into a creek below, his face and hands being
shockinely burnt Henry Feiger aged about
sixteen, was thrown a distance of fifteen feet,
fraeluring his ankle August Wehrman was
severely burnt on one side Of the face, and on
the hands -Four other boys we're more or less
injured H tlat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

R6Mr. John " Nsuerth has taken leave
of our city for short visit to Germany.
His Sons John and George V. NAuerth are
empowered by him to collect and receipt for
all claims, and attend to the settlement of
his business generally, during his absence
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

Doors AND SHoEs.-Jo Hantgen, on Jeffer.
son street, has full supply Of cheap Boots
and Shoes, OF the very best quality, TO which
he invites the attention of his customers
and the public. He is selling his large stock
at prices which cannot fail to satisfy all who
may call on him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06
Current News Items.

The New York Heralds special says that
formal demand has been made upon the
Canadian Government for the surrender OF
such Of the assassination conspirators as may
be within its jurisdiction.
It is believed by Government officers that
there is half a million bales Of cotton in Ala
bama, which will soon be brought into Mo.
bile
The Government, il is said has information
that Louis Napoleon, for some time has been
endavoring 10 induce England TO interfere
ia the American contest The two Powers
were to guarantee to each other Canada and
Mexico but England would not enter into it.
More arrests have been made in the alleged
assassination conspiracy
The report that Mr. Adams is to be recalled
as Minister to England is untrue.
Orders have been received from Washing.
ton TO securely iron Bowles, Milligan and
Horsey, now awaiting the execution Of the
sentence Of the Military Commission at In
dianapolis
The reductions that are being made in the
expenses Of the Navy Department will, it is
believed, be equal to fifty per cent. The
current expenses Of the army and navy com
bined will soon be reduced fully one halt
DR. Valentine Mott the eminent surgeon
Of New York, was taken seriously i'll last
week, and died ia that city after short i'll
ness. He was far advanced in life, having
attained the age OF 80 years or more
The Cleveland Plain Dealer suggestS that
the Democratic State Convention be called on
Wednesday, "a Of August.
On the llth Of March, the first Prot estaut
church ever erected in Naples was consecra.
ted by the Bishop of Malta The sight of
the structure was granted by Garibald,
One steamer brought into Sandusky twen-
ty five tons of fish on a single trip.
President johnson will occupy the residence
OF General Haleck, on Georgetown Heights,
during the summer months.
A regiment Of troops are TO be ordered to
the Western plains to protect the emigrants to
Idaho, aud other Western Territories.
The assassination trial will take Place about
the middle of next week, before Military
Commission in Washington The proceed
ings will bo officially reported in the
Globe.
OF the Chicago conspirators, Buckner,
Norris and Vincent Marmaduke have been
acquitted, and Charles Walsh and r. T.
Semmes found guilty; the former being SEN
fenced to FIVE, and the latter to three, years
imprisonment and hard labor in the Ohio
penitenuary.
Governor Aiken, of South Carolina, ar:
rested on complaint of the Military authorities
at Charleston, is at Washington, on parole.
The New York Sun cautions house,
keepers and consumers generally against
the stories Of dealers in prints and mus
lima, to the effect that those articles will
soon run up to and beyond fifty cents a
yard, and that other goods must go up in
the same proportion. At this moment
goods are not abundant in the market,
the demands are large, and prices are up.
But it must be borne in mind that all the
cotton mills, many of which had suspend
ed temporarily until qnite recently, are
now all running on full time and to their
utmost capacity. Every indication points
to decline before many weeks.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

The London Times OF the 2lst, in an arti'
Gle on the concluding scenes of the American
war, says
"The civil war need only live in national
memory as grand struggle in which the
heroism and endurance Of all classes OF
Americans astonished the world. Neither
belliRerent need be ashamed of the retrospect.
Federals and Confederates alike had maintain
ed larger armies, and fought more desperate
battles, than any other people"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

MsRcHANT's EXCHANGE. .--To.morrow morn
ing, between nine and ten o'clock, the table
at the Merchants Exchange will be spread
with superior lunch j. Colhauer requests
his friends TO call in and partako Of bowl of
Oyster soup aud such other delicacies as they
may desire.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06
An ENceIIent Article from "a
Republican Journal.

The Albany IN. Y } Evening Journal, the
Central Republican organ in that Slater
lately edited by Thurlow Weed, publishes the
following excellent article: r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

MoNTGoMERY PETROLEUM CoMPASY.--This
Company commenced boring for oil on DR.,
Strong's farm on last Monday. They have
penetrated the earth about twenty-one feet
and the sand pump has already brought a
small quantity of what is denominsted the
strippings of oil.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06
Turnpike Road at Admin
istrator's Sale.
UNHE undersigned, Administrator OF the estate OF
i Levi Booher, will sell, on .tf
SATURDAY, MAY6, A d 1865,
Al public SALE at the hour of two O'Clock OF said
day. at the Court House in the city OF DAYTON, Ohio,
THE NORTH MIAMITURNpIKE ROAD,

Ii being lsI< miles In length, leading north nom the
CITY Of DAYTON, end rdnnng tho east side OF the
Miami river and interseutng the Tppecanoe, Carlisle
and Troy Turnpike roads being tor ninety years the
for An Investment OF capital This is one Of the best
roads in the state. FOR terms. enquire OF j. H. Bag
eott NJ his law office. JOHN 8, BOOHER,
a22 iawtt ADMINISTRATOR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06
A Singular Case.

A gentleman in one Of our suburban cities
raised a company, two or three years
since, for one OF our regiments and departed
for the battlefield, leaving behind young
wife. A few months afterwards the young
,a ,aoy gnVe dIo" Of of her husband appeared among
,bose killed in one OF the battles fought by
the Potomac army, A body, said to be that
of her husband, was sent to her, aud the re-
mains were inferred, she believing all the
time that she was buryirg her husband. The
LADY remained single about year, then re-
moving her mourning, was married again,
and tow has child by her second husband,
A few weeks ago the wife was somewhat
surprised AT reading the name of her first
husband in list Of Massachusetts soldiers
who had recently been released from rebel
prison, he having arrived at Annapolis, Mar
Wand. She now has two living husbands
and children by boh.-BOstOH TrGreIer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

1t is a remarkable fact that of all the
a lvocates of dire war in the beginning Of
our struggle. Greeley, Beecher, Gerrit
Smith, and Wendell Phillips, are plead
ing for generous condonement Of Ofen-
ses,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06
NOTICE

TyXHE undersigned have this day been appointed Ad-
n,ipistrstoTs Of the estate Of Abraham Quick,
late Of Montgomery county, Ohio, deceased All per,
ans ,ndehled To the estate are requested 10 make
49,, aasta nayment and those having claims against
The same win present them to the nder,isnsd for
allowance. lff ySuNN NiipH2 NJ hn2N0'''
March 20, lssS-as"s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

EMrGRATIoN FROM IRELASD-We learn from
the Dublin Gazette, that letters from various
parts of the Irish Provinces, show that people
are preparing, in considerable numbers, to
emigrate during the spring, their friends in
America having assured them already that
the war is nearly over, and that the restore'
ton Of peace will be followed by brisk
demand for labor. One communication from
the county Of Longford, states that there are
Eve of the female for one Of the male sex
ouittlng the country. In every instance,
which came under the writer's notice, the
money to pay the passage, or a free ticket.
came from reletives on the other side OF the
ocean.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

TURrLE soUP-John Gengnagle will serve
up splendid Lnnch tomorrow morning at
9 o'clock. All tho delicacies of the SEASON
will be on hand
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06
REAL ESTATE AT ADMINISTRATORS
SALE

TN pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
| Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio, will oder foa
sale, at public auction, EN-
Saturday, the 29ih dayoT Aprtl, A. d. 1865,
At two o'clock, afternoon, upon the premises, The
llovVlnp deserihed real estate situate in the County
OF and State OF ohio, to-w1t Sltuaie IN
the northeast quarter OF section s town y range .,
east 6c described az follows Beginning at a stone,
the northwest corner tAid farm th, nee south 81
49, east 80 chains 10 atonei thence north So 5yi
a "a "a al chains 10 a stone on the east line OF id
a,,arter seftiOn thence north 80 hY west S4l chains
ID the northeast corner Of said farm tenee south So
4y west IL b3 chains the place of beginning, con.
taining twelve md twenty.one hundredihs ll2,2D
acres hppra sed at s735-subieet to Widows dover.
Terms ofSale-Cne third In cash on the day OF salei
third In one and one tn rd in two yearsT the
day of sale with interest The payment to be secured
o' "'V@'e WILLIAM @. RANDALL,
Administration Of John O. Randall, deceased
J. r. BAaaOrT, Attorney. elNa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

has every variety Of Spring and Summer
costume suitable for men aud boys Of oil
ages, which be will sell at reasonable prices
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

Is entirely noiseless.
ward.
The PATEnTID HEMMKR AND FELLER AND BRAIDER
cannot be set wrong.
IT runs faster than any other .r
IL will never drop stitch.
II is the only practical Machine which ALI can use.
II does the finest and neatest work known, and
all varieties Of family sewing in the most perfect
manner. -
No other machine takes the 'Iw sTED LooP SrIrcH.
II cannot be adjusted or got out OF order.
II nses the "RoTATHo HsOK."
Whatever the merits OF other machines, II is no
dsparapement to say the Wilcox Gibbs Is worth,
for family use, double that OF any ther ever offered
to the public. .,,.
Fnerous First Premiums at state FAIRS, and at the
meehpRs OF Mechanical and Scientific Societies all
over the world, are among its trophies.
It is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the World
HUSTON HALL BUILDING,
DAYTON, OHIO.
CINCINNATI, 70 West 4th st.
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