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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
a Rertect sure fOr ca+arrh
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
LEE ACME OF PERFErTInNI

TIE ACME OF PERFECTIONU
1t penetrates the secret ambush Of this terrible
disease, and exterminates 1t, root and branch, forever
It removes all the wretched symptoms of thir
loathsome mhlady, and averts CONSUMPTION.
1t cleans the head, deodorises the breath, and
affords the most grateful relief.
It alleviates more agony and silent suffering
than tongue can tell.
1t is noted for curing the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in.
1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh, Of
the most obstnlte aud violent types.
No form of Catarrh or noises in the head can
resist us penetrating power.
Dr.. .Goodale has spent a lifetime in battling
WIN this Tell disease. His triumph ia complete.
Dr., Goodale's Catarrh Remedy is a harmless
hquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DR.. R. Goodale is known throughout the
tonutry as lhe Author Of the only True Theory Of
Cntarrh ever published. Where its origin-What is
It's forms,
DR.. Goodale's Pamphlet on Catarrh should be
read by every one. ltcaD be obtained az our nearest
Agency, or by sending a postage stamp to our efhce.
PRICE N DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
CIR PARKER, Sole Agents,
70 Bieecker 81 New York.
For Sale IN DeLdodre By
b. DICKINSON & SON, and H. CORNELL.
Mar. IL IS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
tFrcm tn MARION ISDErExDEST.

A MoNfs the Insurance Companies which had Policies
"A upon the Wellington fire. was the MEk
Fl Hartford, Conn, and the way Il take
care Of its customers is shown by the following
HARTFORD, May u. 1865.
J. s. REID, STATE AGENT: mss
Loss at Wellington. Ohio. Examine, and II found al
right, pay Al once. E Z, LQRDEIL. aSec,yl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
Wnwn Eots bv the Aere.

"A t $50 per acre. Only $500 dawn. % In-Idts and
II 2 Out-Lots, making fS acres exclusive o. streets
aud alleys, for which ne charge) Situated south OF
william Street, between the two Railroads, town OF
Delaware, Ohio. HI. EATON,
MAY 8, 1864. At Law Office Of Reid K Eaton
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
MELLlNGroN- LING y 1se

WELLINGTON, June ;. 1865.
Received sf the MERcASTs, INsuKANoE Company. OF
Hartford Conn per =. : REID, State-Asant- Two
Thousand noHars, in tut, for Policy on our store and
Warehouse, DESTROYED by fire. a company which
thus fairly and promptly meets its losses, deserves
general patronage. STAIRS, FesTE& co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22

Mr.. RANDEiL would he plAss- II meet hs It'd
friends and customers At the new stand IN the HiIivIr
Block, two doors south " 2. nieSi ~ " uais.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22

livery family should have a Clothes wringer. The
~ best are kept by
july 90, 1894. O, POTTER B co
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22

sE ACCIDENTS are OF Daily Occurrence
Wait not until they Happen.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
New Shoe Store!

is now connected with this establishments and We are
shortest notice.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-26
CHAMP FERGUSON.
How he met his Death-Hts Last
Words.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 20.-The notorious
Clamp Ferguson was hanged to-day. The
execution was strictly private He died game
ON the gallows, evincing no emotion until the
rope was placed around his neck, when his
face turned very red, and broke out into pro-
1use persplratlon, attended with strong culver.
ing OF the lips. He stood composedy on the
orop some ~ minutes, while the charges, spe.
clncatlon and sentence were read by Col Shat
ter He NODDED recognition to several per.
sons III the crowd, and shifted his position in
an impatient rnasner while the sentence was
oeing read 10 some specifications he inclined
his head IN assent; to others he shook his head
That about Alan Huddeston caused him tn
say, II eau tell 1t better than that" When
the speaker read, TO all which the prisoner
pleads not guilty, he said, II don't know ),
After prayer by his spiritual adviser, he was
asked if he had anything to say before nro-
ceeding with the execution. He repjed
think ] have.''
The moose was here placed around his neck
ana then, for the first time, he gave signs of
emotion, and his face blushed deep scarlet.
Inc persplration broke forth profIsely from
ns hce' ana I MS bps closed with convulsive
qulVer. The realization of his awful s;tnot; =
seemed TO have flashed over his mind in ali -.
duihess' oVefpowering his fortitude. Colo, al |
Sna1ter wiped the sweat awav and the nr;s
oner gradually recovered his eouanimitv H.
expressed himself much opposed to bav;na
anything placed over his eyes, when a hsnd
kerchief was called for. Then he voluntaarad
the statement, II don't know some thinos ;'
these specifications, but do not deny anvthnn
ever done" For a moment or two he seemed
TO be REFRESHING an impulse to make fuller re-.
marks After a brief pause he added, II want
70 be sent to my family. / don't want to be
buried on this soil.' After another pause le
continued in an exciting tone,
DON'T give me to the doctors don't
want TO be cut up here" Col. Shafter a,
wered, "You shaa't Mr.. Ferguson A
mort silence followed, when the prisoner again |
poke: y want to be put in shat thlng.n
ointlns to his coffin, land taken to White
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-26
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Nos. 30 and ID Pine ~

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leave no room for doubt Sent free 10 any .dd,ss. ID
rect MI q A s,utsa1s., W
t,.,. Nos % and ~ Pine street, 80. t,yuia No
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED


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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-26

Cast Iron Fronts for Building.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-04
THE NEWS.
sHERMAN's MOVEMENTS.

Tire Raleigh Conservative, in noticing the assign
ment Of Gen. Johnston TO the command Of the
forces confronting Sherman, says that i.hiS well
known ability and skill iu welding army gives
al assurance that whatever means may be at his
DISPOSAL will be welded in such way will best pr,
mote the interests OF the country. Whether that
means is adequate to put stop To Sherlnan's
movements, and overwhelmI him while in the In
terror time only can determine. His course
seems TO to be one that is quite novel ia the
history of warfare. lie cuts, HIMSELF loose so far
aswe are informed' iAm any base of supplies,
desles into the interior, depending upos living
on the supplies found In the eountry takes little
or care to the military possession OF the
country through which lie passes, and leaves it
with few marks OF his having visited it, except
the ruin that marks the belt of country he has
trayersed. That such course is very damaging to
us, in the destruction Of the means OF SUBSISTENCE
and transportation is, of course, very evident But
if as il seems t0he asserted upon good authority, he
uniformly leaves the people of tho country much
more strongly united against him aud the Yankees
than he finds them, it would seem to be decided
" slow process Of bringing the country to that sub
mission which bis master Processes to expect will
be accomplished speedily. Aud saeh course
would certainly render the consequences of severe
reverse to him irreparable. But what will b. the
result of his present expedition time will only de-
tcrmine. And the whole country awaits the news,
which sto solve this problem, with intense anxiety
-sa GEN. sINGLET0N's MISSION
letter from Grants army, in the New York
Herald, says e ~,
The personal manners and movements Of General
Singleton have attracted considerable attention az
all OF the headquarters of the armies where he has
been. lie is genial gentleman, atiuent of ideas,
and charming conversation. His whole app earancc
is that OF rugged, honest hearted aud candid man;
and shoud judge him TO DO well calculated To ef-
fectively do the part Of international mediator.
Neither by word nor deed does he permit the nature
or extent OF his mission 10 transpire. 1t Is quite
possible that he visits the rebel capital in private
way, without any significant propositions TO make to
the insurgents. At all events he has influence with
them, and goes TO them with an autograph permits
sion from the President. asii 2. 'it
The Nationa H.teHigtNev, of Tuesday, says;
We haze reason to believe that Gen'l Singleton
received authority from our Government pass to
the Rebel lines and that he has gone, not upon pri-
vate business, but TO see what may be done by him
10 bring about peace. rtt A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-04
: THE CITY.

LADIES FAR.-A fair is now Deiug held by tho
ladies' OF the Grace Street Baptist Church, at ibe
Church OF the Rev. Dr. Letter. for the benefit OF tle
poor children OF the school. The fair will be kept
up for several days and nights and it is be hoped
that its charitable object win commend il TO the
patronage OF our citizens as to insure crowded
attendance. We will add, that the refreshment ia
bles are well supplied with the good things of the
season. To the benevolent there can be no more
Oighttal mode OF dispensing charity than by in
vestng it at LADIES fair for the benefit of the nd
oenf Ilfsta3 (f
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-04

{ Mr. KICKHAM, Of "a, Desired te know wh7
tbs returned prisoners alluded 10 had been per-
mitted TO remain for several days Of Boulware's
Landing without provision being made blythe proper
officers for their transportation to Richmond.
Mr.. CLARKE, OF No., had letter read BY the
Clerk, from Col. Milford, the Federal Agent Of
Exchange, exonerating Col. Oud, Commissiober,
from all blame whatever Tor psa transporting the
prisoners to Richmond Immediately upon their ar
rival at Boulware's Landing. His statement agreed
with what had already been alleged by Nv MAX
SHALL. .ssaefs lsst y &
The morning hour having expired, the Resolutions
were laid over as unfinished business.
TREATMENT OF OUR PRISONERS BY THE ENEMY.
Mr.. PERKINS, from the special committee on
the subject, made report concerning the treat
by the enemy. Laid on the table and ordered TO be
printed. cess sifa ~.
a. euAKrERMAsrERs. s
Mr.. BARKSDAl.E, of Miss, offered q bin to
amend the act 10 authorize the appointment Of
Quarterlnasters and Assistant Quartermasters, in
certain cases. approved June "a. 1864. Referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means -
RAILROADS.
Mr.. LYON, from the Committee on Ways and
heans-A bill making an appropriation of twenty
one millions OF dollars fol- the construction and re-
pairs OF railroads Tor military purposes during 1866
Passed. ts,t f.ilE- - $780,. -. l't
SALARIES OF CLERKS AT PEfERsBuRs.
Mr.. LYON FROM the same committee, reported
q bill making the salaries Of Government clerks
and Employees at Petersburg the same as Is now or
hereafter may be received by clerks aud employees
OF the same grade inthe city OF Richmond, under
the present or'any future law. The bill passed.
PAR az HEADS OF DEPARTNEyTs AND BUREAUx.
Mr.. LYON, from the same committee, reported
bill explanatory 81 the act increasing the salaries
OF the heads OF Depart ments and Bureaux.
h. l.tu ba Of md ha
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-04

+ DESERVED PRosoTIoN.-We are pleased to learn
that Col Jno. II. Peck, formerly Colonel of the
9Th Louisiana regiment, and recently commander
Of the two Louisiana brigades in the Army ofNorthr
ern yirgisis, has been appointed Brigadier Gen
eral in the Provisional army. This wel-merited
promotion will be hailed with pleasure by General
Peeks numerous friends, in the trials OF. th t
camp and in the perils of the field he has never
faiod to secure the admiration of his soldiers and
tile praise of his superiors. Recently wounded III
the battle OF Winchester, he has been temporarily
detaehedfFon his command for important serfce
ia another quarter H.f etF s,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-04
Conlederate states. Oongres.
SECOND coNGREss-sEooND SESSION.
SENATE.

FRIDAY, March 7, 1865.
The Senate met at - ~, NJ. HUNTER President pro
Prayer byths Rev. D.. DOgsett' of the Methodist
Church. t%%N
number of bills were received from the House and
appropriately referred. -
Mr.. JOHNSON of No., introduced bill making an
appropriation OF money pay the Missouri state aafd
Referred to the Committee on Military Affairs
Mr. WIGFALL, from the Committee ON Military Al
fairs reported back House bill to authorize the secretary
OF War to purchase percussion cap pressing maehine
The bill was considered and passed. 80 -
Also House bill 10 change the mode of hlng yacan-
cies among commissioned officers OF companies bat.
talions aud regiments The bill was considered ana
House bill authorizing the promotion Of otacprs non
commissioned Officers and pvates or distinguished yaof
and skill for peculiar competency and general
The bill was considered and passed ga.
Mr. WALKER, from the Committee on the Judiciary.
reported Din to provide for the payment OF the amounts
due certain officers and pryaes who aie prisoners OF
war The bill was considered and passed,
0he dill authorzesthe quartemasier and paymasfer oil
the command to which the prisoner belongs 10 pay the
the amount of pay due such personsl
M SEAMES OF La, from the COMMITTEES on Finance,
reported House bill 70 regulate the compensation 81 the
State Collector OF Virginia The bill was considered and
ON motion of Mr. WALKER the Committee on the
Judiciary was discharged from the further consideration
OF the resolution q inquiry relative to an enumeration Of
the people OF the Coniederate States,
Nj. WATSON, from the Committee on Prptilg reRat
eda bill in relation to printing aud binding pamphlet
form the acts resolutions and teates adopted at each
session Of Congress- The bill considered and passed.
Mr.. WATSON, FROM the Committee the subject OF
the of prisoners OF made written report
which was ordered 10 be- printed. 81 i........,.
House bi!t 10 provide for the payment In cotton the
annues due the Creek Seminoie Choctaw aud Cincka-
nations OF Indians, considered and passed. 80
The hill 10 further regulate the control and manage
nlent hospitals taken up aud debated by Messrs.
BURNETT SEMMES OF Louisiana, JOHNSON of t,eor.
gia aud WATSON
On mption Of M BURNETT All after the eIactng
CLAUSE the fret section Of the hill striekea out,
and the bill passed-yeas =, nays l-aud is as follows
bill in relation to hospital stewards matTons and 9th
er empoyres of hospitals.
Sec 9 That IL shall he the duty of the Secretary OF
War 20 relieve from duty ia hospital all stewards and
their assistants and all other male employees betwee
the ages OF eighteen aud ofy-fye who have not been
disabled ar declared unit for service in the hsld
See .. Thai all appointments Of stewards matrons
ANA GthsT employees Of hospitals shall he made w ths
surgeon iensral
solved into executive session. st-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-04
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
PUBLIC NETTING IN NELSON.

Al meeting OF the people OF Nelson county, az
tire Court Hosss, on Monday, the 9Th day Of Fey
ruary, 1865 (being Court day 10 take into eonsd
Grafton the state Of the country on motion, Col.
William ?. Shepherd was called to the Chair, sed
$. ST. Loving appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having eXplainsi the object OF the
meeting, The sslovins named gentlemen, viz Robt.
Wlitshead, Col. Alex. Fitzpatrick, S G.. Penow,
John Thurmond, John J. L. Stevens, aud VIM.
n Bryant, we're appointed a committee to report
resolutions who retired for short time, and then
reported the following preamble and resolutions,
yhich were adopted without a dissenting voice
Whereas men are prone in present trials and surings,
70 forget past dangers aud skuE tAsF egta the iusurs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-04
FROM THE UNITED STATES.


We have received United states papers Of the lst in
GLIDING the Baltimore Americans afternoon edition OF
that day ,Thenews is generally nnimportant.
: ft's ~ sHERMAN's MOVEMENT. ! aa.e
The nticence OF oar papers over shermans campaign
is having its due eject among the Yankees All Yen.
keedom is agog over the mystery that row enyelops
Sherman, and result my number OF rumors prevail
to his whereabouts, condition. fate dc A usual
the gold market is made bear the brunt Of repfoach
when the fact Is that body among that poo
pie IS alarmed for their pets safety. Says the Tribune
In the absence Of authentic intelligence fsom General
ShelLian, Of various kinds set aa0at all
without joabt 10 act on the gold market YESTERDAY
there story that Sohoded had Joined she and
in Philadelphia another STATED that sherman had
met with check. Let the gold gamblers cheat
each other AZ much they please With these and SINH
lar Inventions, and the public wait patiestly for the
truth We may hear nothing positive for days and ia
the meantime no news il good news. stt D.
The Times busters ia this wise "a
ID seems likely that the first news from sherman will
be communicated to from Wilmington and Fortress
lAnrOe. The armies OF sherman end Schofeld have
sulediy communicated with each otter beforeths time;
and We must that Admiral Porter will with Ms usual
prompftlde send despatch boat TO Fortress honrpe
with tidngs OF Shermans fortunes. We expett that in
this way there win he news in the course OF to-day
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-04

s seias tht qnssliea urls.s ;eee
il Which are Unknown 70 ~ And u ven becomes the
people Of Cumberland living they do in one u the few
OF raiders ~ express their willingness 20 give up their ne
Qrostor the common service. Thsrefoie we DO hereby
declare that whenever II Is deemed proper 10 can Tor
We 70 hold back nothing In tha struggle for NATIONAL
existence. ~ ,
Resolved That the proceedings OF this ieesing be pab
lshed " tie kichmosd newspapers, and that eopics DC
sent 10 our Representatives In Congress and the State
Legislature. vALExrIsE PARHIsH, Chairmap,
SAM'L BOoKEE, Secretary. t,s-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-04
TIE CONSnTUTIOS-STATE RIGHTS
RICHMOND WING.
Saturday NerHI-G. March 3 IsSS.
. EVENING WIG.

We shall publish, to-day, at : o'clock P. NJ and
every succeeding day Sundays excepted at the
-sams hour, an evening edition OF the Wing The
Evening Wig will contain the latest news by mail
and telegraph up to the hour of going TO press edi
torials, local intelligence, &c. JyzO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-04

THE WEArHER.-Yesterdsy was sort of prema.
ture April day, all showers and sunshine, bur the
showers predominatng. March seems slow to as
seTt its true, boisterous character 1t is fOur
days old, AID there has not been breeze worth
speaking of, much less the usual winds Winds are
much needed to dry the saturated earth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-04

We have received European .adsices 10 the 10th
ult The news is unimportant.i Cardinal Wise
man was reported to be beyond the hopelof recov-
ry. s.r 49,. @''' 80
The Russian Government has issued series of
DEGREES the ultimate object of which is the ANAL
gamation of Poland with Russia. ESQ 81 4rNt d
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-04
.il. b IMPORTANT FROM GRANTS ARMY.
Tnr rRoors uSpfR MARCHING oRnERs--A nEAyr
From the New Yo,k commercial Advertised
GAeExEyr ASrIcIPArFT

From the New Yo,k Commercial Advertised
HhTcBER's RrS- Feb 25.-We are now nhaer hsfeh'
Ing orders having received instructions 10 rel 70
tin for the possession OF the soafh Sid Railroad aud
look for heavy engag cement.
AS YOU are ware the possession oil this roaa viii
an pste,.Inrg of no further Importance 10 the enemy,
ana lis evacuation viii donbtless Immediately oilow'if
we are successfnl. - i.lA - i d
That ssmsthing going on IN the lines front o. rs
thai lee Z purposing to retreat from the smPl act thaf
he Ia, NO place to retreat though the deseriers No
are coming in now in greater numbers than ever report
that hs II getting ready TO fan back on Denyne. ao
p,t credit their ststsmsits Lee WI make BIZ lest greet
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-04

JuDoE Lroys' CovRr.-The only business done
in this court yesterday was the hearing the argu!
ment in tedious and ubinteres ting Aa5eaS corpus
case, which has been encumbering the docket for
months. After the argument the case was con;in-
aed till next Thursday. =