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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-20


HoLMss, HoLxEs, Swxnr HoLMrs. =
viii the genial Boston physician, whose pen
is mightisf than his pills, allow ~ the poet
ical license to say that the TRAVELLERS or
HARTToRD insurss against all occidents--
From the sun that broils and snditss, ~.
From the centipede that bits,
From the hail-stor1n and the thunder,
From the vampire and the condor,
From the gust upon the river,
From the sudden earthquake shivef,
From the trip Of mule Of. donkey,
From. the midnight bowling monkey,
From the stroke of knife or dagger, s.
From the puma and the jaguar,
From the horrid boa-eonstrfctcrs
That haa scared as In the pictur',
From the Indian Of the Parnpas,
Who would dine upon their grnmpaa,
From every beast and vermifi,
That 20 think Of sets us sQuirrning,
From every snake that tries On ,..
TIE traveller his pi'sons -
FROM every pest Of Natux,
Likewise the alligator. Fg5,
Do not delay bat 60 at once to Jesse 0.
TAenas, Agent Of ths Travellers and take
oaa apolisy. ha "a
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Iron City Commercial College.
AND
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE

NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
w Ix-x,r,
10 sHITH NJ Princ,pals.
ALEx. CowIEY,
First College Building, cor. Penn q 81 Clair.
Second :. odd FeitOgs Rau FVthst.
1htrd Nos, ~ ana1S' 81. Latr. 81
A'T'fals :. lor me Nest en.a"s D'c' y o.
J. 4. Patton, hartstowu, Crawiord CO., "a.
j. 3. panvoorhls, Monongs Ia, Wash. co Pa
j. B. Henry, Hartstown, Crawford CO., Pa.
Y G;tlar Hauponshuro G-avford 90 pa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-20

serve call the attention Of the re.derto
Prospectus Of that old ans reliable Demo
cratic papes, the Ohio StutesmaH, which
IN Be foond 6a che fourth page Of to-dsy's
SnssakL We ooafss cur undisguired i'd
mirstioa Of this GOOD journal, snd give it IS
our opinion that the Stateasan vas never
IN better hands than ct present. Let Is
many Is can. iaks il Subscribers to the
Daily, 10 csdiE, can get il every day at noon,
and thus have the latest news.
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sssxp-Iye s,avo. !. rese,;vsa Ara

mS-Re hayo received .Aslhar's Home
Magazine for January, ls6sl'a',ro say it is
u speuaii number would be too feeble Ian
guage to give an idoa Of ita merit. 1t
abcnnas with the most choice reading mat
tar, and is ahead Of anything in the maga-
zine line heretofore attempted. Those
wishirg4a. first class niagazine for 1866,
should Immediately asaascfor Arthur's. -
Terms $3.50 . year. Address T. s. Arthur,
Philadelphia, Pa. :'
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AfrFaEE skEnA ~

Henry stowell, editor Of the Seneca Falls
Ra;alle, III Seneca county, New York, was
presented with $3.50 in greenbacks, by his
Democratic friends, He also receivod sew.
sral turkeys for his Thanksgiving dinner.
Seneca Balls must b : pleasant place in
xoh; ;,ls -. Eva %-F" .y" - ID kt@ Est+
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The Bill Prohibiting the Hnapor-
tAtkOM OF Cattle.

MS EsAA REVAADaEAWS tine ana pOF-
tsattOn of Cattle.
Both Houses Of Congress having passed
the following net, it was sent to the Prssi-
dent to-day, for his signature: -ha.1a
SECTION ]. Be 1t enacted by the Sen
ate and House Of Representatives Of the
United States, Il, Congress assembled, That
the importation Of Cattle be prohibited, and
that it shall be the duty Of the Secretary of
the Treasury to make such regulations al
will give this law full and immediate effect,
aad to send copies of il to the proper off
GERS of the country, and to all officers and
agents Of the United States in foreign
countries. "'3tS y.
= SEQ. 2, And Be It further enacted, That
when the President shall give thirty days
notice, by proclamation, that no further
danger is to be apprehended from the spread
Of foreign infections or contagious disease,
among CATTLE this law shall be Of no force
and cattle may be imported in the same way
as before its passage
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ea-san,. Ferguson, : shopp is lam full 81

Sam. Ferguson's s shop is jam full Of
Holiday goods for the children Santa
Claus has established his headquarters
there, and has everything that will delight
the eyes Of the children on Christmas and
New Years morning. We will also say to
those who have no Turkey that they can get
Grst-class Oysters at Sam which make a
good 'succedsneunl. ,... .....,.,. r.
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ua- Inventors Mechanics and Manufac.,
tlries who would keep posted in their, ,busi-
tsss should take the best scientific paper in
the Union--the .ScentJfc American. 1t
contains everything that would interest the
sisntific man in tho pursuit Of bis studies,
besides an Immense amount Of matter inter-
sssing to all classes Of society. Terms $500
per year, $50 for aix months; ten copies
oos year $500. Address Mum & Co.,
No. 81 Park Row, New York City.
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LEGAL. TENDER. Tho New one.cent piec.
es are legal tender for any debt to the
'amsant of ton cents; the two cent-pieoes to
the amount Of twenty conts, and the three
cen. pieces,to theamaant Of sixty ceuts. 30
that debt Of ninety csnts may be legally
liquilated IN copper coins. = S''S
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-20

On the 2sth Nov, by Rev. W. M. Grimes,
Mt his residence, Mr. WIN. T. 'rROUGTON
Of Belmont county, TO Mics SOPHIA
KING, Of Harrison county.
On the 18th inst, ct the Sherman House
by the Ray. ": M. Grimes, M; ANDREW
MORE, all of Smyrna. Harrison Co., o.
On the lesh, BY the same, MFR. JOHN
saALLAHER 20 Miss SARAH r. BAR
y ETT, Gil of Hmrisen Co., O.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-20

80 The Fenian Brotherhood, from whom
the friends Of Irish liberty expected SO much,
have got into trouble among themselves
This will defeat any action on their part,
and fritter away their fnnds The Presi-
dent and Senate are engaged in bitter
quarrel ~ 's'
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aSs~Fhere will be grand celebration at
Columbus on tho sth Of January. w.
would like to see as many Democrats of Hay-
lison 30 can, attend.
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For tsae Holidays.

The young ladies Of the NJ Z. Sabbath
aahool, assistsd hy the gentlemen, willgive
grand entertainment some evening during
the hosliays.. The entertainment will oon-
s.s. Of Ta5lsaser sisra;s, .fIross, &c. Let
all attend. d. -" =.
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TA NCY l7C1p D9 ,.-
EOss TUE fKOLIDATs
GOODS. SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS
t, .-.gl ..ss ., At
~. ~. TIA NINA SC CO.'S,
mo. z. Market STREET.
mo. z, MAEKEr STREET.

~@rN'e call attention to tho advertise
H. :: beaded Valuable Property for sale at
sL~ Csstli@ Junes;on, y ';;.t..'4<shrr column -
This 10 valuable property and Mr. Arnold
e:rrsra il at yeaa sASte terms y. ''.....r'
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srB Barrett, opposite cur Office has re.
seived bis goods for the Holidays let
every body, and the ''rest of mankind" call
aud see the most gorgeous dispssy your
syes syer feasted apon. ,.5 .-...,...
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-20

hssa-We are indebted I'd Schneider, tbs
S.subenpille dealer in music and musical in
Atraments for several pieces Of new and ex,
usAset sheet lnnsicAta ''.''
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-20

: rE-Old KrnkinkIe is making extensive
prepArations for young folks and old folks,
during the Christmas week. his depssi-
tories for presents are all overflow.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-20
AYERS PILLS.

RE you sick, foe
&A bleAnd complain
SD "A ing Arc you ont Of
- VH order with your sys-
n IA tenn derangsd d
IN ML your feelings Gnoom-
#N&Xl iortAble? Thesesymp-
~N toms arc often the
!; !; . 8 !. J;
GrRfNe.= prelude 10 serious III
EE3teE% tH ness. Some ntofsiok-
n IHZt ~ ness ia creeping upon
SH4R D sk*NIkSyou und should be
G{S83< L6sslr Javertsd by q timely
z<kI v LkS#zz*k usa OF the right ren1s-
EZEzE[CS<yIa.d dy. Take Ayers Pills
SEk and cleanse out the
disorded b. rmors- pu-
ify the blood, and let tho fluids move on
unobstructed in health again, They
stimulate the functions Of the body in
to vigorous activity. purify the system fron
the obstruciions WI ich make disease. A
cold settles somewhere in the body, and de-
ranges its natural functions.
These if not relieved, redt upon thsn-
selves and the surrounding organs, produc-
ing general aggravation, suffering and de-
rangement While in this condition, take
Ayers Pills, and see how directly they re
store the natural action of the system, and
with it the buoyant feeling Of health again.
What is true and 70 apparentin this trivial
and common complaint is also true in many
Of the deep seated and dangerous distemP-
ers. The same purgative effect expels them.
Caused by similar distractions and de-
rangements of the natural functions Of the
body, they are rapidly and many Of them
surely cured by the same means. None
who know the virtue of these Pills will neg
lect to employ them whom suffering from the
disorders they cure. such as headache, Foul
Stomach, Dysentery, Bilious Complaints,
Indigestion, Derangement Of the Liver,
Custivehess, Constipation, Heartburn, Rhe-
nmatisin, Dropsy, Wormsand Suppression,
when taken in large doses.
They are Sugar Coated, so that the most
sensitive can take them easily, and they are
surely the best purgative medicine yet dis
covered.
Ayers Ague Cure.
For the speedy and certain Cure Of Inter
mittent Fever, or Chills and Fever, Remit
tent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Pc
riodicM Headache or Bilious Headache,
and Bilious Fevers; indeed, for the whole
class of diseases originating in hillary de-
rangament caused by the malaTia of nias-
matte countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the
severest cases of Chills and Fever, and 1t has
this great advantage over other Ague medi-
cines. that it subdues the complaint without
injury to the patient. 1t contains no qui-
nine or other deleterious substance. nor
does it produce quinism or any injurious eff
feet whatever. Shaking brothers of the
army and the west, try itand you will en-
dorse these assertions,
Prepared by J. C. AVER q Co., Lowell
Mass and sold by JOHN BEALL, Cadiz,
Ohio,
2.mo. :. Nov.1, 1885.
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IA coTpuc1os cut Wsssfscsnsiy demand
ed t@o tiaks4 of the SiAf6sse twins, but the
twins in&asad tAay wero ..ohs, ard % the
edmaueknF 6enldn't T. 9eot one W4h0as ths
ssAAz - - b 10 tAsA Sssse
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.sIaWe call attention to the advertise
,nsps of George & Bro, in .o.day's paper.
When any of our friends want good Gro
osriss, we recom.nd them to call at this well
ksown stand. ...-.....f.r ...,...,,. .....
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sTSAMuEL HEDaE, sr., an old citizen OF
Cadiz township died last Sunday saYd, was
Inferred il tbs ceaetery At Gali. on Mon.
day. ---. ~. ~. ~ 49,. ).
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Mz~Heury Boyles offers his fine farm for
sale. This Ia the most desirable location in
stis section Of the country, and those wish
ipg 70 purchase should apply soon. The
su.a adjoins the town of Cadix
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-y8aTh weather was quite cold last FRI
day aud Saturday. On Friday morning the
mercury was below zero. -.... t..t
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tes-W. & s. Hamilton. on Market street,
have received new stock of Boots and
Shoes. - .-...
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ORDER NO. 1.
PporoeRApH DEPARTMENT

UADIz OHIO, Oct. Is, 1850.
One hundred persons are ordered to re-
port daily at Hammond's Premium Gallery
and get the best Pictures made that are in
the State. Report Immediately.
J. Fl. HAMMOND.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-20

AsErkToR from Massachusetts, has pro-
posed 80 many bills in Congress that he h
called Bill Sumner
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BA~Ws arc under obligations to r. J.
Bennett, Esq., for pamphlet copy Of the
Rspsr. of Lieut. Gen. Grant.
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save are indebted to Horace Waters,
No. 48l BroadwayN. Y. for late music.
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$4,000 LBS. or PORK

KKTANTEn, Tor which we wlB ~ the
w HIGHEsr MARKET PNaSE de-
Eyexed % our Waxahouzs ..s.lss
u. B. MdFADS1isr & fSes
eats, .Ee~. =, issss ''
, 1865-05-10
Gtu. E. %. 0seand.
We cut the following from The Memphis

argus:
Gen. Osband left our city early. in the
wer, and has earned for himself tsir name
aEd position in the army. Selected by Gen.
Grant when In command OF tho Army OF the
Tennessee as commander Of bis personal es-
cort, be has successively been made Major,
and Colonel Of cavalry, and is now Briga:
5ier General by b7eyct and in command Of
a cavalry brigade in the army of Gen.
* GUERILLA BAND broken Ur-TuE1
redition under The brsTe and daring Briga-
tier General Osband returned to this plac
about one O'Clock on Sunday morning, froe
a Tery successful hunt nfter the guert'ias Wm
hive been doing SO much mischief up H3tcho
river in the Wny of burning and robohie
s: tancrs. The expedition Was divided ling
two parties, one going up the Aatcnle Into mo
citizens whom they SOW were very. poorThe
destitute, looking and longing for ano
They seemed to be pleased, and In tact eace;
snrnr;sed at the behavior Of our soldt muca
fheF Displayed no disposition to fmposeers, as
citizens By robbing them Of what little they
had. The part Of the force Which started p
Whsch f,hey reached and passed by marching
ali nirht. At this place they captured Coi;
HeniaInia J. Lee, Of the sd Tennessee tfebe1
InfsutrT. i've other Confederate officers, and
f3va INITIATES. The guerilla VINO pas peen
rass;1,r himself as Matt. Luxton was Gaugnt
napping, and taken care Of; THIS gen1lssman'
we learn, has been sngageaa II ~ ha an 81 a
rre rs5V qespectable % physician Of this city. He
has the credit Of having Killed the mate @ Of
tic steamer st. Paul This Mait. ill., au3t0n rsH
was captured the Sd upl,ea TO pnt an end
alry eolored who eaa wsre aP1o not to o. shoot him,
as a9 tho a Intention vas him for q5e
a1prepriete al @ death. They very relust;aas,y
friad dig by drum: :head court martial, and con
y:cted, and consequently hung npoPh H. ter sre =;
where vas lsft hanging ,g hks ths ali air to feast
nYH1
, 1865-05-10
T7E ARE AU THOR1ZED
w Axents OF NJ. COOK for th'
go LOAN.

..,,.~x rts rs5a 70 tnyeatora FREK. I'D vm
~ n5rTsi srrNpstnenta Eish hsnkess and peAz1
u loses1oAs" u.16vs;4 II atio
, 1865-05-10

Harvey Fargo, formerly of Lancaster,
Grant county, was murdered recently In Fan
Claire county, By the hdlans, and his body
robbed.
Charles o'Neu, Of Portage, while laboring
under temporary alteration, was run over
by u railroad train and instantly killed.
The Racine Advocate eays young man who
nyed In Caledonia, had the ,mpudenca to re-
turn hcme, after three years service in the
rebel army, and to parade through the streets
In his rebel uniform. It suggests that his
case needs looking after.
The Waukcsha freeman says the sprinr
wheat in that vicinity, was put into the
ground In unusually good condition mud
early aud the indications are now yerv
favorable. Winter wheat and rye never look.
The Mansion Star says the fall wheat fields
there present q splendid appearance, and the
prospect for large crop never was better.
a young man named Anderson, was In.
stantly Killed by The cars at Sparta, on Sat
urday week, and little girl named Well.
was burned to death. In consequence Of lie,
clothes talfn fire at the same place.
The jackson County Banner says youne
man uamed Linus Smith, aged twenty-five
years, Of Hixton, was drowned in Black rive
while running Campben's dam ON raft,
, 1865-05-10
FALSE CHARGE EXPOSED

Axt.- r.. t,a.. .o,a- III. -..-s. - .,..
~ 1.eu4 nno oeea Sv sue ,ouuue .,1o y, lus
:.e ,'l-,s I ~, a.
tM4ee "4an I -, e ~ ao.,, tue ,o,o u.e-
piace1nent ~ 1u. !1'oeln G a'' u 1oo. W 10Y, y
fesoio1aonaIs aneans' ILLS - 'a' ECU 'an-
sa's .,u.,.,...o,..u .,.
nptaIc n1oof Of ,ts 1nesnac,ty 10 eon5aet ereat
var Even It's own htenas ars constrained to con-.
1sra It's anpotencs M aa ozs sata'ay ~ a.
1UuonAEr xr1HoDs. lending to hopeless dlyis-
Ions as N he North md general an'lehJ
me eoneoera.s print IN 1nts elts made the
exuac, Inc 1es1 OF long and abusive TRADE
AGAINST Acpn ohcans IN general and The y. T.
, 1865-05-10
TIKI END or RIH A&s.

What a commentary On Southern brsg aud
hlustcr is presented by the retfeating form OF
JEFF. Davis running flying race through
Georgia with the sugar dishes and spoons OF
the Southern ladies, without having once dur
ing the war exposed his person to danger !!
What 3 contrast between this picture and
that which he presented few months ago
when receiving the Informal Peace Commis-
sioners whom n{r. Lincoln was induced by
clamorous Copperheads aud fasnthearted
GrceleYE to send to Richmond! Then JEFF.
Davis said to Gilmore aud Jaqucss:
"This war must 20 on till the last of this
reue1atlon ta1ls In his tracks, and the child
Tcn seize his musket and fight our battle, ua-
less you acknowledge our right to selfeoy-
ernment. We are not hgh Ing for slavery.
Wo are lighting for Independence, and that Or
determination VIC Will have"
The last OF this generation has not fallen
In his tracks, nor have his children seized his
upsket. On the contrary with at least ftty
thousand men then in the field, no soonar
did Grant ret possession Of the South Side
railroad than Lee and Davis started on the
, 1865-05-10

1903. 1u5}
N AM. aSl
, 1865-05-10


LUMBER-Received,6 500 m; shipped, 63l m. With
latse receipts, scazcsy Of deck r.. and ss country
bu, e1s In sawn. the ,zket dAT WEI slow, sud fully
soc est1er. sslea wers: CARGO scar Helisoano, fam
Grind River. 50 m 1nfted "trip. and boszda IT u.
cargo Echr Hamlet, from Gr.ld River, 10m Il ssftra
basnce mixed, at I'll. 80 cargo sehr Warren, froa,
Black Greek. 70 m bsdy cut common Al $ta.to-allby
nfsh Fuller. Cargo bsrque fam:. from Bav sstt1e-
r1ent, 30 N n strip, balanc- largely ri and
o.s'a at $3.50, By owner. Cargo tchr P. HAYDEN.
fscm PterIe Marquette, 10 N. " stripe. Aance
ooaEoe. inch gsn ,saweo. as $3.50; cargo schr Cur
lew tem Menominss 1som, strips. balance boards,
At Sl8so; cargo schs Manistee- -decklos 10 m coKss
otsts 1t sl2-5o caiEo sehr Roanoke, from Aenoui
nee. 100 NJ strips. balance boards. 1t as.5o-a BY
Col. Loonts; cargo schrPaoneor, iom Roland, Is N
eh and 10 N cherry. ~ ti9Do; cAgo schr Rand. from
Nuskegon, 80 N. .mlliruu common, NJ $1a5e-by G.
R Roberts.
Cargo schr. Belle. from Nanttowoc, 81 n, Il ttrlps,
st <16tn; $50 N taved 4 shingles. ct ss.eah cargo
brig eeymour. 5000 Wot River. cedar posts Ut lie
both ~ Blanshsrd 4 BIZ and.
aHINELES-heceivtd, Ills N shipped S3 m,
Nsrk.t quiet 1t tsssH@s1 1s tor Sawed As.
LATH-Reeetvsd.1 los N; shipped. II N. Market
aul.t and stesdy at 82..o&275.
vord MI 4 Waltz
, 1865-05-10
Trade with the South ReopenfnE of
Steamship hines.
fE1nx, the II Y Worlt II

The former proprietors Of the regular IT,
weekly line between this city and Richmond,
ale about to re-estabtjsh communication for
freight and passengers By means Of d semi
wecElF line Of steamers between New York
and Richmond, by way of City Point and
Norfolk. This firm hasin process Of construc-
ton two other large and capaci0us steam.
chips, to be completed carly In the summer,
to connect with the Yazoo and Creole, In
order to further the commercial interests OF
; the two cities. 1t Is expected when the prop
er arrangements are completed, II the expert
ment should succeed, to have regular TIL
weekly Communication with Richmond as
carly as the first of Jnly.
Arthur Lenry & Co. have just completed
the new and magnificent steamship Alhambra
jor the purpose Of carrying freight and pas
scngers between this port and Charleston
The same firm are also about TO establish q
weekly line Of steamers between Savannah
and New York, consisting OF the steamers
Commander and Cnas. c. Leary. a passen-
ger ticket to Charleston costs 500, no pass
ports t,cing required. ...,
;Heea1 ding the remaining Southern ports,
such as Wilmington, Beaufort, Apalachicola,
and ether cities included In the circular Of the
Treasury Del q tment. issued yesterday, moth
ing has been done as yet to connect them BY
s.eem OF sailing vessels With this city. se7-
eral OF onr prominent shipping houses, how
ever, intend taking action In the matter q:
soon Us the President proclaims general sus
TMnsion Of hostilities.
, 1865-05-10
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
The Surreud.r Of Dick Taylor OmcIal-
If Confirmed.

cA1no, May a-The following dispatch was re-
reiyed at Headqu1r1cfs, At Memphis, from Gen.
Candy, rio SenatobIa, on the 9th:
HEADQUARTERS, Mt11rART DErARTAEET,
WEST M1.sIss1pPI, cIRoaKILE. Ala. May 4.
aIieutenAnt General Taylor ha. this day Fur
rendered TO me the forces under his command. on
substantially the eams terms as these accepted by
Etnc1al Lee.
We. r. S. CARRY, .Mstor General-
Gen Walhhurn also received dispatch Of the
same import from General Canby, dated Mobile,
Moy 9Th.
moves iii military restrictions upon trade within
the district Of Weet Tennessee, except on articles
conuabsud Of WI. No miIt.ry permit ;1l
al party to transact business within the dis
triet- Any loyal pereon conforming 10 the rales
and regulations Of the Treasury Department will
be allowed to catry On 1eg1tmate trade any where
within the district
Al Sanitary Fair picnic nesr Memphis. on the
6'h, Ior the benefit Of the Chicago SANITARY Fair.
q handsome tum was realized for this pEatseHor-
tby inject,
, 1865-05-10

4 fiery Protestant preacher BY the
name Of Don Ambrogio is making no little
se6sation in Italy. He suffers imprisonment
here and there at the hands OF the Cathollc
authorities, but no sooner is he at liberty
than he begins his work and draws after him
great crowds Of the people. He exhorts to
the free study Of the Bible, and the colpor-
teurs, following in his track, make large
sr1re
, 1865-05-10
BOSTON CORBETT.
CIrcumstunccs Of the Shooting OF the
AAkasStu.

WAsnHc1oH, Nay Notwithstanding g. there Is
81 effort 70 cast censnre upon Sergeant Corbeit
time by sll pre- sent and is nnw approved By his
oNn superior officers. Corbett did not fire until
be esw Booth taking aim at one OF the officers,
previously asked to be permitted 10 eoter the barn
alune, but this was Heyeral times denied him The
failure Of Governor Fenton to promore him IL
cause OF regret
, 1865-05-10

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FANCY GOODS.
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, 1865-05-10

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can waa completed On tha s1st OF March. lseb. fns
sAe Of the second series Of Ttreo Hundred A,IlIons
payable three yea1s from the 18th dsy Of Juna, 1B,
ws1 begun On thu LIT Of April. In Ms short spdcs at
thirty days, opeT 0ne Hundred -4iiaonsf 4ts seT<s
haee ateF ao1-leayirx this day less than Two Hun.
dred Alons 70 be disposed OF Tho interest n pay.
able semi Annually In currency on the 18th Of Deesr.
ber &nd 18th OF June By Coupons attached to escA
note, which ara readily cashed anywhe1e-' u
amounts to