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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-12

A gentleman not long since in one Of
his rides in Soutnern Illinois, sought to
make himself interesting to q cookbook
ing mother Of sweet baby, occupying
the next seat in the car. After duly
prsising the baby. he remarked to the
mother. 'He is real sucker. suppose?''
mo, sir. said the lady. blnshing. we
had to raise him on the bottle" The
gentleman resumed his reading and has
not Dragged on any strange baby since.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-12

Ina speech in New Orleans recently.
Jacob Barker mentioned incidentally that
when Robert Fulton's machinery for the
came from the mandatory in
England to New York. it was consigned
to him and tina. it actually remained in his
warehouse six months before
the money could be raised to pay the
charges Of importation, nasrs nirp
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-12
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

Oae square Of 22l ems or less, three weeks, or
less, st %, each additional insertion % cents
t,r-er ,lvertiscments in proportion. Less than
h,lfa square To be charged as half asquare, over
h.lfs squire to be charged asa whole square.
Agents in other towns and cities will be allow
ed twenty five perc en-, commission, but no ad-
.ertisement, Of any kind. will be inserted at less
than REGULAR rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-12

Hon. Geo NJ. Dalls. who was Vice
President Of the United States when Polk
was President, and Minister to England
under Buchanan. died at Philadelphia on
Saturday week. He was well enough to
be about on Friday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-12
NEWSPAPERS.
MARCHING.

The record of this expedition will scarce
ly be parallellel in this war. Gen Stone
man led an army of overs. 600 men on a
march of 450 miles. an average Of 425
miles per day. accomplishing the b'ill-
liant and substantial results above emu
merated, and .ubsisted bis men and
horses throughout without wagon
Will the people not say that the stain OF
the unfortunate expedition against Macon
last summer has been fully wiped ont
eI Ism. Q. p. +.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-12
THE STONEMhN AND BUR-
BRIDGE RAID.
Details OF the Destruction of Salt.
vile.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mcrcial gives the following details Of the
occupation and destruction of Saltvile du-
ring the recent raid Of Gems. Stoncman and
r. urb,;,lra.
The New York herald., 1865-05-25

tHnrANArosIs May "a 1896
Alta largo m-ot,ss held here tonight on association
organized for TIC purpose cf building permanent
home TOR dsapcd Irdisna sodisrs, With eovssocr Nor
Ton 10 President
The New York herald., 1865-05-25


Arsur --Oe Tussday cvcning, MAY 2s EtnA LsoosA,
youngest daughter cf VIM. Abst In the 18th year II
b.r age.
noialivss and fricnds also the Lodge u Antiquity
No IL, A. NJ, are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral ON Friday Afternoon ~ three o'clock from her
laie residence Clinton avenue. sixth house north Of
Myrtle avenue, brooklyn.
DrHssAS On Tuesday May -, CAR,us A, wife 81 II.
D. Beekman, In the 23d year Of her age.
Relatives and friends and those OF her father Atfrvd
Waller respectfully invtsd 70 attend the funerA
FROM her late residence, Wet Fourteenth s,rest tbis
Cf7ursday) afternoon, at tbrce O'clock.
BrsIp On Saturday May 20 GsopuE MofsrnRa
Of George and Emma L. Braid, sred days
Hs rcoaus Inferred In The Cemetery o tho Ever
green.
Crlp~sr. Suddenly, Oh TUESDAY Nay ~ st haif-paa
seven y. NJ, MAwf 4 CuAgass. comedian iese of uhs
'Oia Bowcry.r
The fupaal viii take place from he late res,deoce lss
Canal street. this rrburstayl afternoon at ono ocfcck
Members Of indepsndaat Lodge. y. and NJ the fra
terpty The dramatic profession, md his friends aud nc
qusiptAncss are respectfully invited W attend
ucIatu.---In BROOKLYN, ". H., on Monday Mar "a
Ary, inisot daughter Of Jsnies aud Rizsbeth Collins
Ciins..-At Fort Richmond, Staten Leland % Tburs-
day May rs CuARsss r. CtRr, the lstb year of bis
Boston and Irovldepcc papers please copy
CoSso,Iy.--Ou "Wednesday, May "a, hbbssw Co.'s
MOLLY, IN Oh. T1tL y.m Of bis age
Tne relative and frcndx of the family Invited W
attend the fpperal Friday afternoon al two O'clock
from his late rssidoncc No. l22 Norfolk street
Corsrv On Saturday, NAY 30 J'u~ Gowns
Tho relatives and friends " tho family the mcpbcrr
VI Ratio ledge No 2sA y A. ans the meebcD @
The New York herald., 1865-05-25
SHIPPIN NE w S


CLEARED
Steamship Columbia. Rarton. Hsvanssponori, TneUsn
s,sem.hip Weybos-sl Parrish, savannah : WskenpaD,
sissrnshlp CahsItrs yn,,nm Cobb ssysnnsb--L Jones
psinsfsn Z Psimsrs ''''"- -"' '''"'''
sissmship vsruns, Cooley Sorfoh aud Rehmona--u
sissmship wsstsr. Metropolis, Hilton, ov pointBsunsr
Steamship @ Leay. Doyisy, Fortress. Monros--Ar,hur
stsansh,p q n Stout, Borden, wssbins,on--Jas Hand
stsamship Frsncona. sherwood, port6nd-u Cromwell
ship FREQ Trade Drinkwaer, Ran rrsnasoo--R Robin
Ship trno,d Boainsey Pru.), ssspken Bais,norsChss
BARK AisiAns. tBrsmj. Hoasnann Brsmsn--sarr,s 4
sss s,'s Var.
Bart Elisp stevens Howe Cisnfneeos-Tacsef Light
BARK zephyy tsrl, sAhi, boston nesp,i,h Soma
snsS & & oossss psss Tslss S Rao Co
sn Excelsior tBr, coopcr Hamilton, BsrmudA-hecod
srs Emma I've. Br,. rssn'sy. sydns,. cp--c Duncan
sss xsu,s sS,c, s,s,' s.sSs rs;yss sssrn,
fns w s s,s,s cds-sof us.o. o.
sss:i, s s';s s:ss sss,a
s.ss:ss sIs: as:. s:ss s:s tsss H:ss
f::s sss ss.,ss Ss.fsfsss K#'sS Si..a Co
sshr rsr.llel Warren, salen.Jed Frye ACo.
sieanssJ Thompson. Eokaig, Baltimore
ARRIVED
y suubost Pcguot Lieut. Com y l. Brsips. Hsmpton
Roads
Vssuypy ssssmsr Newborn, Com Robert Hollsy North
Atlantic Squadron via FORTRESS Monroe
stssmsb'p Edinburg tBr Roshel Liverpool, May 10
TX IN :s Az s s sds ;1s :s + 5ss1 n,
s:luwcrs scnna n =, Sis rn of os Had Of Kin..is,
S sesss i sS'ss "a s
'sss;9ss 9.,,s.s Sss', S asREsar s;
AN Ia, q 70 len 9g, s.ssmship AnsriaA, hence for
hanee for iIvsrpooi
ssssnshp Louisians tBr xcNcvfn Liverpool May o. and
2sssnsto-h icsb with mdss scd ee psssenisrr 10 Was
~ sses%shiy Moro cssse. Adams, ssysnA Nay o. ~
WIN nhee ana peseeueers W spc6ord T1eston Co.
.ss sss'ssso,S An:re yrn ssysnnah MV 2 with ma..
ns~rns, E JchnssS s.'Isd e, Nsw ycrl same DAY. 20
sunksn vessel With mssts ahcat held the gsns
dSI. sPM, saw stearsship Omitted States. bonnd r.
bnIt Ohrsins tBr) McAlistr MatanzAs. II daya with
tsys ye:sphio. ssr,. seosI sAisr.s day. win sugar
mig kae Ti,ecnla ,sr,, ouaopi monsev'sso % days.
~ins hdes r. nssb cs
The New York herald., 1865-05-25

The Seven-Thtrty LOAN
PBrLApnsHIA May "a, 1904
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions 10 the seventhriy
loan to-day At SLOTS 900 The largest single Western
subscriptions $l6oo0o from the Second National
Of st. LOUIS Sl2e 800 from Hanna, Hart Co, OF Pitts
burg; $780, from National Bank Of Ceve
land and $50 900 from the First National Bank OF Ale
ghany City Pa The largest single Eastern Subscription
was $40 900 from Philadelphia The number VI indi-
vdual subscriptions for aonnss of 500 and *l00 "a
seven hundred and hfty-h
The New York herald., 1865-05-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHSs
Married.

RaspAr--wALsH--on Wednesday, Nay "a by Rsv.
Edwin n r. Cook, joss il s'sanas, To Miss cA"m j.
CIxsros--FERausoS. Thursday, May Is, at ST.
Peters Protestant Episcopal church, Key West Fla, by
Adjutsnt G. " CLKrroS OF the Second Uptcd States
iored infantry to Miss NEsrsr A. FsuousoS
DcssssuRy-HosSywxu- On Wednesiay, May "a, At
81 Lnke's church, by the Rev. Dr Diler, Nc GsoRcs
DrssSsuRY TO Miss EnnA HosxY second daughter
Of Edward Honeywell, Zen
DAY ssAL LBoRS.--On Wednesday, MAJ "A, Al Brook
yn, n. d., by tho Rev. A. e. Partridge, ID, hosTmsn
". DAY, 70 Miss MAsuE SsAiLnoRs, all of New York.
Rev m :. s y s n
sAnul FrcKwr1, q siaaisburg, N Y, to Miss ssnAa
JAss DOWNING, Of westchestor county n Y. No cards
county, ". Y, by the Rev. D. Curry, o. d., Jons u
HvrEroV TO Miw May e'dcs, daughter Of John r.
Sherwood, ESQ, of White fians
NrsnolS--wnIrNa. On Wednesday, May "a al 81.
Peters church, BrookIyp by the Rev. John A. Pad
dock, Mr.. ws y. Nnaiols O. Nss KATE p w'Ino both
Of Brooklyn.
snrs -wnxsLss.- In Trinity chapel On "Wednesday, },
May ~! by the Right Rev. Hors!io Potter D. D., the
ter s't Of David e Wheeler, ESQ, Of ,nis city '
srxw ARr-Lxxryu, "Wednesday May ~ at the
brides residence by tho Rev slstou, SMITH wALrxR
=. srwAHf, Of NswSrk, n J. " hsSw o IAsrS', Of
scnUsExis-Dx 0snr AT poushp sepsie on wednes
ssss Sa Nay e aS oss s sss Aa' n
Rochelle N. T., 70 HErhs W. Ds GHor,!oi hs former
wAHp-yoSoa-Ats 81 acores's church, ON "Wednesday,
May a. by the Rev stephen u. Tyns,. d. D., Gro. e
wlsD TO EnIY, only daughter d The late Samuel
Joyce, Esq
ooDwinp--PnmY. Wednesday, May IL, at the
brides residence BY the Rev. Mr. Corbet ALrRsp wooD
wisp 70 MANY EluA.xrn daughter Of Mary Z. and the
wnsoa-JAxss On Tuesday May IA ut the rest.
ccnce Of the brides parents, by the Rev o Smith,
~ D. DlNsL wnsok 70 JUiIA A., eldest daughter Of
samuel n James, ESQ, all Of u.s city No cards
NAIoorr-MoteAF On Monday Nav ~, at AL Fouls
Church by the Rev II. W. BelloNs Mr. ALrHxp y.
wArnorr of sslen Mas ~ Rrru daughter or The lass
Morgan. Of New York
The New York herald., 1865-05-25

FATsL AoCDrSr. While h,e sciooner Ida jayne
!unninz into ths barbor cf BsSsntct l. H. on Thursday
hsh William Bvhns, son of DR. James Evans, d. r., Of
scaoket rsruck ihs bead nv lIlg ntshcei block
Sna hillrs
The New York herald., 1865-05-25

10DOxBN hAO1-pU0VHO OABs
n yepevs Of ne yplen1Sd Motng = She nsookeo
sasrasaAng srsas crowd = sssns aAiss ~ ssnaDsnsn
ysuawdy 70 wssnso Ne vass1 Sasss annesneed N Ne
ysossanns. me dsy vs AsaiGAfuSls pleasant and the
srsch immensely npsovsA nom ths pssssdhs day, and
ths sunsinG thAs sok Dhss Of character 70 elicit
the no intense gsaMnoaaion In NJ, Of NE ladies'
were % much slaAsA with NE spst thas they armed
(sdiss never swsas) thsy weSad never again absent
themselves such momsntous occasions Three capital
Saces rua--the nrst being dash OF mite ana
quarter, with -Four contestants; three mile dash DO
tween Captain Moore and FIeetwiug, and mile heat
In which four struggled galanty for the prise Ths
following 10 . report Of he ruuniu -
WxpsEspAy NAY 24-FIasr RACE. Selling race pre-
MUM $500, for all ages one mile and quarter dash
Horses entered bs sold for 81 Co., 70 carry Their
sppepra.e weights no entry for higher c p.Ss n &c
s those entered for $500 70 BE- allowed IA ibs tAs
waner 10 be sold at auction immediately after the rsos
sa a. the esrv eS rv0a the surplus 70 90 to s society
Moore entered B. ey Les'ssson y s % out @ g. ss Gle
D. rsS nccoay entered biz Black Knight BY i,aposed
st. George, { years old, 81 900.
.oo' oo'sao e"@ Fanny Fern, by Sy sa1ssss Yeas old
Norris entered b BY sl.shsr out Of Esiaas,.e
rTsmr,1s. ssrI G quarter @ a7 seconds one @e, is6
49,, the beat, ARK
The Lexington colt was the avort3 ~ one hundred 70
nfly against the Geld. Lady Dan sprung OF with the
lead Lexington second, Black knight tMrd with the
Sasher close up and they went around the turn without
change Of position When they reached the quarter
pole Captain Moorc's colt the lead the Knight
second, Lady Dan third Siasher last about hall
length behind. Going down the backsfetch little or no
change took place. but going along the ewer turn Black
Knight went up aud yOked the colt Lady Dan about oue
length behind, while the Slasher colt working his
way along solitary and alone Coming into the home
stretch the black length ahead OF the COLT and
he looked very much like winner but before he was
halfway the stretch the extra weight having done
its work, he began 70 quit and the colt was soon In
front; seeing which, the jockey OF Lady Dan took .
fresh pull at the mare and she responded gamey but
the colt far ahead TO be caught and he came in
winner by two lengths, Black Knight head in front
Of Lady Dan, and Sasher good fourth. Time, 222A:
The Lexington colt was then put up at auction, and
bought In by his owner Captain Moore) for $500
One half hour allowed by the judges 70 prepare
for the next event, which throo mile dash between
Captain Moore and Feetwing aud 10 give the hackers OF
the horses chance 10 pat up their geeDbacks on Their
favorites Al the expiration of the allotted time
everything in readiness and the horses came up for
the tap Of the drum.
sEoosp RAGE-Premium Of $4co, for all ages; three
mile dash.
j 8. Watson entered b. b. Captain Moore, by Bal
rownie, dam Jennie Rose, ny mp. Glencoe, years
p G. Bush entered ch b. Foetwing, by Balrowne,
bV Glencoe wears z
The New York herald., 1865-05-25

FosraEss MSHnos, Nay 2s, lsee.
yeG Davis and Cssmsnt G Clay, afssr having beea
saAen yssassdAy sfsrsesn frsD shs Steamer CyAs wss
inmssasy escorted inside ths for and u once placed
m Close ssuansnsns N shs cells prspassa Tor their
reception IN the second tsr osssmatss IAsy occupy
eeis sdjacsss 70 each Other, and ass vssy carefully
Tuarded by two oaaosse and twenty nss of shs Third
Psnnsyivania artillery
Mrs Davis and family and tho wife of Clement C.
Clay remain beard the steamer Cyae, which ben
coaling all day. preparatory 70 carrying them Colonel
Psscnasds command, southwasd, again.
The stristssG regulations being enforced BY the
military authorities respecting persons visiting The for
sres Byorder Of the Secretary of War no one either
civor military, allowed 70 enter the fortress uness
provided with papers, which furnished very spsrngy
70 the commander Of the post
Rebels for Fort Warren.
,,.r .ef Bosros, Nay -, lscS.
A despatch from Woods Hole reports thut the United
saes steamer passed there At n ten O'Clock
70 -day, bound to Fort Warren, with Alexander H.
Stephens and other rebels. for that place
Jen. Davis Private Secretary Reported
Com ttted 20 the Old Capitol Prison.
IFrom the Washington Inteiigencer. Nav 21j
We learn that Colonel HARRISON Jef Davis private
secretary, brought TO the Navy Yard in the United
States steamer Ront0osuc, from Fortress Monroe and
from thence to the Old Capitol prison. yesterday
afternoon Je Davis, with his wife and four children,
yet remain at Fortress Monroe.
The New York herald., 1865-05-25

VI .Glasss3 = Is,Sg:S ns,t9
~ CSl9els ~: harss. 6sa5;ssss. AAAsA
ssSs Sa.ss Sis.sys CSeTsSsIz 80 = -
ssSs Ssid H%sss: sS.sses, Se.:ss
eehr PsnasyysnIa, Wasssr asss9a: .r..C Yr'
schr FioWes. Sioyer HsstfcsG
ssS. ~ srSss:os' Hc.visS.
s:s; sss; Ss:ss's S:ss s:s sS:s d::Z Ss;y;s s4s.p
schT Hall, LAwrsncs, Portland. O. for ney
~, "a. !, vs sr1oW 4s, -. !. ,.s.. Coz. .
ssSs; r...,.... ...,,.... 49,. $4,000, Aor,,m
BAH Europa, hom Neiassas 30
SAILED
ssas as UrsS sSSs Hsresps
Ssl oss.n Ho%s s E:s Lx Codfp sais a.
RIO drands, Powell, frssspoI vls,isnk YorEsewn.
VIZ, via !, % .n..s. sw u,s. ...-..
"''' y SUMS. e., Asee
Misesii.nss.s.
sn Ic..o o,- .-...s,.. ..o. ,.m 49, -
yesterday w"n ee, esoA, punos.Sy, uI n.es
papers one "eeA ~'er' io' "n'' ospS~'A A~A' NO. ~
sur Jorx,u. which sailed from cad,. pr a for New
YORK pSs iSs ssih iosiy she would di'oSssss
s n So k. ss
.aSpsa z 6; ss o S but s Without & effect Soon
s Dsl. e. Soscdsa q e: l
captain xss .iin p9spsons % abandon The vessel =
vooiu eS ~ ,nss oa ~ ~ ,.h
INC 81, ~ ~ ~ or.n .sh ~ o sx vvs"ts t,ty oS
S 4. rnr. hia ,ha sha vcssc, viii he los1 -
hor "A'so. n P'"'soio s'"' ''0 .o''o' "A w 'os'
BARH YOU'VE IuRr small ~ bossob from messna rcpols
May ~ ist % w. ion - o. ssw tns wocA VI DaIh
which hsa epparcnuy Dseh run nto nnu ser
% ovs sna sam az fcr Rssnn
Som SAMUEL DAVIS sunk Sunday last by coming In
contact with sunken wreck In Gowanns hay This dan
SesSels navasns he bsy and unless the arbor Comms
;sss; win ''on hear OF more disasters
sy. povrp Currer hencs for Roston before reported
ss a. al ceet ~ ater md Win her cargo az coal viii nro
I'm blv nrove ota loss She was "a tons I2 built In S52 Al
shipped Ss PacH. co. New YORK
""'''S'~ - ' ~ ~" -
Whalslnen.
Ship Lancer Macy cid al New Bedford 2Sd inst Tor Atan
tic and Indian Oceans.
Bark Sea Fox tof Wespor Allen, cid Mt do zd inst Tor
Indian Ocean
Ship James Arnold Cleveland, NIB. was At Sc Catharnes
March 80 with 40 sp and 70 wh oil on board would touch AT
Fsyal IN Sept q.
Bari G CsIso , M Howtnd NB arr I" st 'ca'h"rnss harcn "
The New York herald., 1865-05-25
The Alleged Frauds on the Navy.
ruE EORrMAA or THE LlRY NIsaINl.


The trial Of Isaac Henderson late Navy Agcut, fos
alleged fraads maifsasancs Office. resumed In
the United States crca, Court yesterday before Judge
Nelson
District ATTORNEY Dickinson, ex-JudSc Boewoth and
Caleb Gushing before, counsel for the govern.
ment; VIM. N. Evarts, I-Jadge Pfenepcnt, Janes I
brady and e. " Brown, represented the defendant
The court wus crowded Among those present were
Colonel Olcott special comm ssioner OF the War
NAVY Departments, VIM 6. Bryant, Joshua Leavn and
others
urExyrrE oBsTACfn
Al eleven O'Clock, when the ease was called ou Mr.. J.
missing The court waited half an hour, and then
ordered nns OF twenty dosn to bo imposed upon
the sbs"n, Jurymsn In the meantime cfnccrs
had been ssni 10 Mr. CsPps place Of business
10 Wall stree, and To hls private addrss In
thh tjty, but nowhere could udinss be heard Of
him Counsel conferred together end suggested
the asijonTnment OF The case for time, the District
Attorney sxpressus hope thai II this course were
adopted and Mr. Cspy should turn up In the oourse OF
The day they might s be able Va get through the case
IN The rpec6ed time. inqsiries - 70 Mr. Clspps post
ron elected thAt he wrs merubant of Standing
and sespectabinty II vas mentioned that be had .
residence IN Orange county and this opinion generally
sccepeeu That sns unforeseen accident had not
only prcventsd HE ssendance but bso aut oil s means
of conmu nicztsng With the A. halfpast twelve
tho cour adjourned for hour A. thc expiration OF
that Tine nothing having been heard ~ the interval of
tbs sbeent foreman the case postponed Ill today.
The New York herald., 1865-05-25
Rebels for Fort Warren.
WASHINGTON.
WAsHIHsros, Nay "a, 1865


THE roRrBcoAMa AMNESTY PROCLAMATION.
It s understood that the forthcoming amnesty procla
nation OF the President will exclude from s benefits all
the rebel oicers concerned in the strocous
starvation OF soldiers in the Southern prison pens
For these there will be no clemency
The President will also except from the operation Of
the amnesty the rebel officers who ordered the cold
booded murder OF the coored troops at Fort Pillow.
The proclamation will also break up the great landed
estates held by rebel No possessing large
in rebelious district will be permitted to retain
unless he takes the oath Of allegiance.
ENTERTAINING THE SOLDIERS
number Of gentlemen from Philadelphia kept open
house to-day the entertainment Of officers and sol
ders Of Pennsy and other sates and in the
ing engaged band Of music and sersnaded Generals
Logan, Howard and Blair and ex-speaker Grow All
these gentlemen made speeches, which cnthusiss
tcally applauded by the large crowd in attendance
City Intelligence.
Tas HoIDIrRs RETURR-n has been proposed 10 cole
brsie the Of the soldiers 20 their homes in New
York BY grand testimonial Of kind which will
show the that citizens duly appreciate their
services putting down the rebellion Nothing definite
yet agreed upon bu has been suggested that
the Common Council should unite in the movement and
that Grant ana Sherman might be invited 10 be
present to hold review Of the troops and take place
In the procession with the commanders Of the divisions
with which the New York troops have boon connected
The city military also included In the proposed dis
play, and will act escort 10 the boys coming hons
from the There doubt thai the veterans would
be pleased With such reception, and that our people
would readily grant ovation which would mark an era
in municipal pageans ecIipsed in brjancy by any
by which IL has been preceded.
AUCTION SALE or SCRANTON Coa---At yesterday
twenty i've thousand tons If Scranton coal sold at
public auction, by order Of the Delaware Iacsawnnna
and Western Railroad Company al their ONCE, No rs
william street. There good attendance or bonn
nd. purchasers and the bidding spirited although
large lots sod 10 individuals six thousand tons
being the highest lgirss attained by single bidder
freghtage TO this city being sixty cents per ton The
following Is enumeration OF the lots disposed Of aud
the prices obtained compared 10 the sale by the sne
company month ago.
The New York herald., 1865-05-25
MIaCELLANEOUs.


AT aoLD-AT GOLD PRlCEe RBTniohnAIokS
"A Silver Plated ware and Table Cueey o"nA' WIN" ana
"''"'" "''e' '''- b BxshTosD Cooper Institute.
/yAI,ysKrN pooTs POLISHED WITH .BIxBy's Il
~ QUID BLACkIN0" equal " Peye"s "ss""
WhSSesale Depot u hey street. ~ y.
y~vvopCws uUoALLy PROCURRp-wIrHOUT PUp.
NAV n suecislty) Other god cascs prosecuted With
n,,t ~. III sdvsnce Mutations free n H0WEB Attor
nav and coSnssiior ~ Nassau ssreet
v,rr0rRo n nAorErrc BATHS, NO IsIkI0HT STREET.
Nj II " for Of vheup,atsn, NEURALGIA parAlyss
lc ana Me elimination of mercury Lead and other poiscns
yro,n ihs blood. Send for circular
<yo TO THOMAS n A0NEw's, 2eg AND so2 GREEN
N vlch street Of Murray you will na
Tsss consxa Fsh Fous and svey ihns else shaap Aan
"a, aierc IN Ns yorh ono psss house
The New York herald., 1865-05-25


HEvEn LIVE wrrH THK YAsxss NATION.
vrom the Houston Telegraph May i0l
Al mesting Of the c,iizsns Of Faystgs e,unty held
~ La eranse the 2cth ~ April 1sGS, ~ take iuto
.onsidsraiier the prossnt vtsts NJ cosnry he foi
lowing resclutiop osspuouey adopted BY rising
votc:-
ni " rcenpn 20 rsoonstructss Win us Yaakes nsiiot ~
i've "od~ them - snejasnied p~or,e
s.rTrSe m PORT pusp uouhry.
PuFsusm ~ call published 10 the Houston pzgsn Of
May J, thc cit.zens VI Fort B.nd county met 10 Rcb
aond on the sab INST fos the purposes therein sp..
1ed and the following rsaoluiions we're unannsously
sAoptod -
Resolved Thsl sder d.f 3. - Ss,.s sed ~<
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he rosssssstsenslity cs Legal Te~dcr
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care Of appeal from nh ssvs 10 PHILADELPHIA involving
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Hcvcsnests cf Hon. scvyies Cotfas.
Fom Rxsssxy. Nay ~, 1894
Hon schuylcr colfss and party arrived bere to-day In
forysy hours from Atcblnson, their overland "Trip "
California They VIII roach Denver ON Saturday.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-02

A SAD ACoIDENT.--A very melancholy ac-
cident occurred at the foot of California Hill,
near Pine Grove, last Saturday afternoon
A tunnel which was being run into the hill
caved, ahdbured ore Of the workmen by the
name of Thomas Stevens. To extricate him
a side tunnel hadto be cutinto the hill. All
the men in the neighborhood who had room
to work labored day and night for twenty
FIVE hours to reach him. He could be heard
to talk, and a hole to let in air was made,
which kept him alive til Just before he was
taken out when he died. He was buried
with the fallen earth and held in one position
with one ankle broken, and his body badly
mangled. He was native of England and
about forty years old; and has brother in
California. b a1ah sasI