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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

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"A Brick Dwelling. containing ~ rooms, closets
bsssdss pantry, china cupboard, bathroom and wash
room . capital cellar under the entire dwelling
light dry aud veil ventilated. Hight Of iirst stor,
II 49, second 10 feet An elegant hail. large ant
eIe.o.s eonnecting with ell q the principal roon'
- y Gliding doors-each independent Of tho other
Oonlng room, bathroom, kitchen, pantry and back
Aa,l 1htsAs1 In oek. Tho ID floor has beautiful
1914 6ssldes clothes presses-srranged tn sues or
An ~ one Iarne room suitable for storaxc drying
GA0oSna a. cad two finished bedrooms a night %
ealW saAs fFom upper hall 10 back hsll % sn
49, NJ thence % Kitchen cellar snn yss r,.chsa
81 superior Anti Freezing Pump. force pump
n 800 IL She cellar rAse the water TO tack In
She critic and from thence Il 10 distributed 10 AL
slssping rooms, bathroom, kitchen, &c waste water
DEE throughout every bedroom well provided with
ventilation. Fues very large and draft excellent
The luuntation 10 Of the most substantial character
Brick vail 10 inches and furried out inches to
Poeslvo plnstertng doors Of the first quality -moud
- - bosh sides stone cap and window slils and WA
H. ara quality Of French slass-insidc shutters
n Internal arrangement for economy convenience
80 oomfor cannot bc surpassed The design issuch
49, svsry room 10 very pleasant and desirable.
- cay IN the city. An unobstructed view Of the
0eA,s 1ississppi 10 had for nearly 70 mica beau
Uni view Of Illinois bluffa. Rock Island city and
go : magnificent view OF the Island, looking
disssily down upon the New Arsenal which haa
alsooAy bssn commenced and for which appropri-
oeieo Il q 10000 his been made. To gentleman
assirine home within 10 minutes walk Of the Poet
O0ee and msnutes walk Of tho Depot, this osfsrs
rare indnoements
Furniture vill b. cold with the house, " deairsd.
rooDesaioa given Immediately Price $4,000.
Apply 70 KENT 4 aoIbsBURY,
Land Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24
LATEST 1)Ev$


NRw Ion9s APP" Aimes y asn'
ington sPeeees seys:
Mosby aecuSeo . -. % soEee9aens emi
l6r 10 thai oosaaneo ~ Sodmson. A pesson
Who was present essne eo0suetatton INFORMS
the cossesponoent That tho me0orandum or
basis Of agreement was drawn up ~ Gen.
Chapman, 10 the presence q - fsdsral and
20 Rebel officers, and provided that x6eby
should sUrreades upon the aagne terms -
johnson. Ifths latter should ansvsndes, that
two DAYS srmistice shsula b sllowsd 10 sub.
rnit the agreement 10 Gen. Hancock for bis
approval. That IL Hancock approved them,
- Aavs ve,e IN r. allowed losby 10 eet 1
replv from Johnson. aid in the meantime
NJ ckisnish;ne should toke plsee in Fs0ms
~ ma Toudon counties. That il Johnsoe
Ss;iea ~ s,,r,.nder ar oct vhipped nosbv
-o,,id ..,,..a., N. ~ terms nson vhich
S..s.S.S..ssJ
Ths wor,d,s w..h;c.4or snec;al .avs.
I.tt., frr,u R,,rkesv;Ile virginia. states
49,. 49, "r - .,,,.a :, ~, frs,.. -. ~.
u.s. 49, 49, -, =. - dp,sc.sd ~ ss.r;n. uo the
pyu."s .".-... IL. ,.,.co md R;chmond
Inc parues were MY cs"e"' -. -:
ed. they are liable to be tired ana 'nmea'
| e~sy rHot ~ = y
same letter adds: The last remnent o. Lee ;
army we're cdmmposed OF some acAs" reg
ments and one old ambulance nad Tue uas
before taken their meiancho'y GsPn'u'e so'
home. A good MANY OF Lee o'a oincern u.-
clare that they can neither i've - '.' ;,hsD
or the South, ana 'nat tney s..n s'"' III - -
to Europe or Mexico, tnoug, '"e; pl.. !"
joio the North ana enforce 'ns o'''" wv
trine on the latter.
The Inounes "ssnng'1' sps.M' ~ ~.
That so many psro'eo reoe' p1'soe 80
arrived tnere rom tneU lo.me, ps..s " 80.
dencc that the ooseTnmen' ~. ~. :" 49,
some seton 20 RIO Tue ca'y :. w. ," ,..Ssa
IL mas oeen deemed pIUPsa - p &c. s..
erouno .ne 1cs'ue,''e =, ~ ",.ss =, 80 H.
ABOUT !! per cent =. u'c ', ":' 20 ..s -.
rcau OF deserte's nave "eo'' s.u":s H. ~
Necessary. ."e "a"e " ". -. ...;.;d. sra
P"s' ste"s.' wv ",.":.l' - 49,. s...;r.
was suspected ., co"P"c''y =" '''
alton Is ueo. Love. c-o,, Hilton
Inc steamer D'.e.s """s, n. nor. Of the
nsad' zo'h' "''"ss . -
lSth. u.,a ~ ~. ,a.h .ov.
The Savan '"m ', .aa.;rsJ boz. = = .he is,h
inte'nse" w.. =" $3.50 or ,he eli or Montrom.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

C...:s CINCINNATI, April %.
considerable snow fell here yesterday and
,aS. night. It Is clear and pleasant this
q. ne nndlng and sentences in the cases Of
' .ne lineage conspirators promulgated this
morning ny Gen. Hooker Buclxner S. Nor
rs and Vincent Marmadukc are acquitted
ana Viii be discharged after taking the oath
o. allegiance. Charles Walsh and n r
cemmes ere found guilty Of all specifications
s : cnasees Inc former was sentenced to
hard ssos n he On ohio the '.sss 70 yssrs
sentence against 0renieli and nsny;i. ~. ne
yes promulgated. The Comn,issions r "vs
dl4lolved. -"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24
X. BARNES, Surg. Gen.


NEW YORK, April 22.
New Orleans papers state that the intelli
gence Of the surrender of Lees army which
reached New Orleans on the 18th, was the
occasion of great rejoicing. A salute of zoo
guns was fired and the General commanding
recommended day Of thanksgiving by all
persons, civil and military, for the bright
prospects ofan end Of the war and return
Of peace.
Our forces are following the rctreating
rebels from Mobile in the direction of Ma
con. The speedy capture OF this place is cx-
pected
Kirby Smith has been conscripting slaves
mp the Red river.
Gen Slaughter, the rebel in command at
Brownsville, has reported Special Order No.
80, in which he says hereafter no newspa-
pers published in the United States will be
allowed in Texas.
Post Master Parker left New Orleans fol
NJ, bile on the 18th The Times says: We
understand he takes possession of the post
Office there, and we lock for the rc-establish
mcnt OF postal communication with our sis
ter city immediately.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April %.

WAR DEPARTMENT., }
WASHINGTON, April %.
Major General Dir:
In . dispatch dated Mobile, April IA, p.
H., Major Gen. Candy reports as follows
We find in Mobile and its defences on the
west side Of the bay over $50 guns and a
very large amount of ammunition and sup
plies Of all kinds and about 1000 prisoners
Inventories are now hcing taken and a de
tailed report will be forwarded as soon as
they are completed. The quantity of cot
ton will probably reach 5000 bales, and
there is large amount Of provisions and
forage.
Major Cen Hancock reports that nearly
all Of Mosby's command have surrendered
including nearly or quite all of the officers
except Mosby himself. Some of Mosby S
own men are hunting him for reward OF
$1,000, offered for him by Gen. Hancock,
who has been ordered 10 establish his head
quarters Mt Washington.
The counties Of Prince George, Charles and
st. Mary's have during the whole war been
noted for hostility to the Government and
their protection to the rebel blockade run
ncrs. Rebel spies, and every species Of public
enemy. The mur,ierers ofthc President har-
bored there before the murder, and Booth
fled in that direction. II he escapes II will
he owing to rebel accomplices in that direc-
ton. The military commander of the de-
partment will surely take measures to bring
these rebel sympathizers and accomplices in
murder to . sense OF their criminal con-
duct. +. NJ. STANTON.
SQCrptarv Of War
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

There is, probably no line Of disc ses which
Aas been 1ers errcneously trestsd than Txross
40 Lsae Complstats.
There h - raceipe written. nor prepare
tiou bsssse ~ public for the above complaints
thea Aose pcs ceatain lpsese, Astiaso1S, Lobslta.
- Opism, b sens form or other, which claim
- - sosifely uanyesseary IN nins-tseths Of ssch
go . ~ psodees nesssa, cause the stomach
- go1sl ~. - allow diseass - triumph oveI
VAa1 no1ose requires 70 keep up strength.
Aaain eAooo oAjoetieooh1e eoupeuents causs
Aes6eos - paossA % ise epast thal the Irritation
vAkeA sn1ooe ~ eesgh gets The uprss hand. ant
- Sssalolise q wssk fanss o. sosssmsssos II
pesaansolly Ieid.
4 - tbs1A Rswssdy should be Che Pocksf
1a1d6s - nsee~r cosapsaiCS Of ALL and 10 b
uosA iuse = ollen - there h tickling N thu
tkrseS or disposition 70 cough. bot 70 allow Of ii
6fee ues alSer The cough II checked, TO clea
sway I'll remaining irritation, and make the cur'
perfect.
Casss Of msse violss& Ssvs Threat, with q
he symptoms Of DipeAvjs have been orntirsl!
eussa By making constant use Of the Cougl
Remedy - 0afgls. For Hosrseness it 10 In
JOHN L. nUNNEWELI, Proprietor,
Pracsical Chemist. Boston, MASS
~ oale 10 every city and town. Dea!ers will
RooA businesa references supplied on commission
]. r. ResA Co.. Fuller. Tich = Fuller. whole
eals agsass, Chicago. =. y. bALLORD. Agent
fmVoGnurt. Iowa. Ieb28-deOd4W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24
SURGEON Generals OFFICE,

SURGEON GENERAL OfFICE,
Washington April pa A. NJ.
To Hon. +. II. Stanton:
SiR:-I have the honor to reIort that the
Secretary Of State is free from pain, and is
stronger this morning.
Mr.. Seward pa scd . quiet night.
Very respectfully your obi. servant,
j. K BARNES.
Surgeon General.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

New ORLEANS, April OFT is reported
that jeff Davis crossed the Mississippi
River at Tinker's Bend. which was occupied
by the Texas cavalry, on the night of the
10th, escaping the observation Of the naval
forcos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

" N6ItNU TIN, 1HPsfs ~.
To Hon. f. ". Stanton, Secretary Of War:
have the honor to report that the Secre
tary Of State passed a very uncomfortable
night but he has taken his breakfast will
relish and is quite rs strong rs he was yes
tertlsy. Mr. Frederick has improved with
in the past "A hours
ID. X. BARNES, Surg. Gen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

New Brunswick, N. j., April "a. The
funeral train arrived here on time. An i'm
mense crowd was at the depot, and minute
guns were fired while it vas here and until
i eft. The train consisted Of nine cars, and
left Mt 7.JJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

TRENTON, NJ j., April 24.-The funeral
train reached here at $50 this p. NJ. Gov.
Parker and staff, Of New Jersey, were taken
on board at the dividing line.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24


One Pill II n Isosc.
PREPARED nj
B. L. TAHNEST0CK l. co.
SOLE pRopRItroRs.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Ana Manufacturers Of White Lead. Red Lead.
Liihargr. Putty. DC.
.6 s IS Wood ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
FOR SALE by
Druggists and Patent Medicine DeaIers
Everywhere.
Asa Tonic,
They agree with the most delicate stomach, re-
moving Nausea Pain and Debility. from that or
gan. aud through it impart tone and vigor to the
whole system.
As n Catl,artic,
They influence more the motory and less the Sc
corning power Of the bowels than any other com
binaticn in common
For Dyspepsia.
And its ten thousand Inconvenience, from a
sight indigestion and sallow cheeks to extreme
emaciation and depression OF spirits. or con
firned case of Melancho!ia in its most aggravated
form these Pills confidently recommended
as sure cure. il perscveringlv used
Headache Of all Kinds,
Such as Sick Headache. Nervous Headache,
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| Pills.
They Never Fail
| In removing NAUSEA and HEADACHE. to
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Liver COmplaint....TOrp
Liver.
| Use these Pills in alternative doses for a long
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Hntemperance.
| ANY one who is so unfortunate us to eat too
much. may save himself fit OF Apopoexy, or
other serious consequences by Immediately tax
| ing Pill
They are a Family Pill.
And box should ALWAYS be Ike u in the house
They are a good ill to be taken before or after
hearty dinne..
For Literary Men,
Students, Delicate Females and all nersons OF
sedentary habits they are invaluable as LAX
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ing the natural elasticity and strength Of the
They May he Taken at All
Times
with perfect safety without making any change
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renders il easy TO administer them to children
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4 Co.. Sole Proprietors ~ aud IS Wood and
u Fourth streets, Pittsburg, PA.
Sold BY Druggists and Medicine dealers gen.
orally.
II. L. FNhMesf0Ckss
VERMIFUGE'
Dear Strive take much pleasure in assuring
YOU that there is no Vermifnge now in use thar
We think equals yours as Worm Destroyer. We
have sold il largely at retail, and with uniform
success. We a,e Druggists and Physicians. aud
have prescribed it tor eur patients, and have
been well satisfied with its etects
ithaca, NY sAxTON ! BISHOP,
B. L. Fa nrstock'S
WORM CO.vFECTXO.v"S
Are prepared from the active ps inciple Of his
celebrated vermifuge. They are put up in nice
palatable form. to suit the taste Of those who
not conveniently take the vermifuge. Chilcrs1~
will take them without tronble. They are an ef
fective Worm Destroyer, and may Be given to
the most delicate ch I'd.
Prepared and sold By B. L. FAHNESTOCK
Z W, Sole Pfoptietors, Is and 5s Wool aid 81
Fourth streets, Pittsburx, Pa.
Sold by Druggists aud Medicine dealers gener-
ally. mss9. dlow&w6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24
NEW York. Apul :

INV YORK, April g.
Toronto papers contain an affidavit stating
that the notorious Mcdonald of that city, to.
gcther with member Of the Toronto cOun-
Gil named Dennison, had been discovered
preparing pirate at Collingwood for plum
frustrated by the seizure of the vessel.
Jay Cooke reports the sale Of 20 loan
yesterday at 81, ilO,9OO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

New York MaraEee.
( Nsw YosA, April -
Cotton quiet and steady.
rLoua.-DulI cents lower. e7.4507 90 Extra
State.
wnrAr.-Dull. no receipts. Is Red Winter.
Coxs.-Firn. oaly limiisdsnpply. ool.ss0 IS
new mixed western.
Rrs---Dull and heavy. ol.9S0el.so
CARA Lower. ss0sS Western. .s.
Posx. -steady. o2s.0vOs7. - heH 0eeA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

Map sf The Southern States (!
Fine Residence for Sale.

11VHAf' ELEGANT TWO STORY BRICK
resideece IN THIRD Street, between BRADY
| and Main. owned and occupied BY H W Mitch II
is now offered TOR sale Ut a bargain. The hous.
| is thoroughly finished in modern style, and is
among the best located in the city.
For Particulars enquire Of
apr3dtf JOSHUA bCRR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

KNOXVILLE, Tcnn., April 23.-Among the
trophies Of Stonemans expedition are IL
battle flags and banner, one old U. $. flag
found in the house Of loyal citizen at Sal
isbury.
The famous pen where many unfortunate
Union prisoners pinned their lives away was
burned to the ground. A few U. S. prison
ers were fonnd. skeletons Of their former
selves. Almost all of them died on their
way to Knoxville. They preferred to die
under the stars and Stripes rather than be
left n the loathsome hospitals Of Salisbury.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24


PHILADELPHIA. April 24.-Thc body Of
President Lincoln remained in state till 10
o'clock this a. NJ The line Of march was
taken to the Trenton Depot. The line con-
sisted Of nine elegant cars provided by the
Camden and Amboy Railroad, all tastefully
draped. TIE funeral car last night was ad-
ditionally decorated, heavy silver fringe be
ing placed at the end Of the black coverings
Of the several panels, and the festooned be-
ing fastened with stars and tasscls Of sirni
lar material. The materials were contrib
utcd by the citizens Of Philadelphia. Gov.
Parker came on board at Morrisville with
Adjt. Gen. Stockton, Quartermaster General
Pennel and others Of his staff. They were
accompanied by U. s Senator j. p. stock
ton, and were received by Gov. Curtin, of
Pennsylvania, who had joined the funeral
| party at Harrisburg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

OWING TO THE MOURNFUL AMI
OheaYt- slscken fselings which prrvadc tho eommu
- an.sA By the melancholy fats Of our hate fres'
~ The COncest which was To have been given OF
6oe0r6ay evening last hes been postPonedto
noNDAY EVENING, APRIL OATH,
- Whloh ooconlOn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

NV Yonx, April g.
-. uufrrs Wo0elageOe - m
~. @So esasnqeu1 - - ~ NIL ,s
H. ~ ~ ~ ~ cll1 a11 Who ccmmn
~ w. S0S bsea ts11iosd = . disseno
~ ~ SssrS:sSud hospleal seward.
~ Sy.siiisr.re ffom Richm0nd indtcqee =. ;,s
~" - peninhussot Of treason VIII
- safoeced in that city. A., %.
49,. 49, S.sisrs VIshin 10 days sDcss W. o..
m 03|0 VIM be thsOwn upon sne .hs.6 s,sy
~ ..svs.s~t of he May coupons. ypscn nsy
n.csed n eeee sl,e market and SoWes Inc
quotations..
81 u WAsBIxorUR, Apnl q:
p,>iaern Johnson has removed he 9ess
- Srons the hotel 70 The reeadence q Hon
Ssmurl Hooper, ON II street. MI. Hooper u
swav with The funeral cortege cfthe lats
~. Lincoln has not sun,centiy recovere.
% remove from the White House. She ]
more composed, however, and IL undecidsl
whether TO return 70 Illinois or not.
Gen. Payne, commanding . division Il
Fitx Hugh Lees cavalry, and 200 rebel on
cen, prisoner 81 war, were sent from thi
city this morning TO the prisoners camp Z
Johnson's Island, for safe keeping
Gen. Augur has issued an order dircctin
ali prisoners Of war In this district to rcpoI
70 The Provost MarShal, where the resitlenc
OF each prisoner, with his name and ranl
| will be recorded, and none will be above
to wear rebel uniform Each prisoner IL n
ouiretl TO report In person 10 tho Office whcl
kis name IL registered once In ten days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

kFJWe 0ESIUEWCE FOR ShlE.
n~nE PREMISES OCCUPIED ny r. II.
i OH100S. Esq, on Fifth Street, near the
Ceurt House. The front house is one ofthe best
bslk and arranged in Davenport, containing
eight large apartments. besides closets. with
WSsh and wood rooms atteched. On the place are
I'll the usual appurtenances Of . complete home
sesed, and In perfect repair Possession given
49, For terms, call on Elijah Carter, Rock l.
led, o. address 10. WHITNEY, N. II.
Feb l4-du Pawtucket. r. l.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

ST. LOUls, April %.
The extensive machine shops of the u. S.
Arsenal, three miles below this city, were
burned LAT night. Loss about $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

The suffers store of J. w. Wharton was
last evening seized by the military suthori-
ties and the various attaches placed under
arrest-Sam Arnold, who was arrested here
few days ago and In company with the
proprietor taken to Baltimore BY couple Of
detective officers sent here for that purpose,
and Homles, the chief clerk and cashier Of
the establishment, and had only been here
since last March.
The steamer Louise arrived here last even
ing from Newbern. N C.. with Capt H. 8
KimbAll, Post q NJ Chief OF North caro-
lima Sho has been relieved, and, with his
clerks. il en- route for New York.
The captain Of the Louise reports having
seen tho T.. 3. steamer Ashland, loaded with
troops. ashore about IS miles north Of Cape
Hatteras
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24
n. z. TAYLOR. m. NJ.


CARPENTIR AND pUiinrs .s.-
40 Ssscii e Al''s, ssssaiss ~ 3 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

CINCINNATI. April Washine.on Hall.
At Day ton, was destroyed by fire this A. NJ.
Loss about $40 ,O00-lnsured for $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24
FOR Sale.

nrr nngrDENC1 - ~ corser = - : PR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24
II. Il. F0H5SfStOCk'0
VERMIFUGF'

Dear Strive take much pleasure in assuring
you that there is no vermifnge now in use tina
we think equals yours as Worm Destroyer. W.
hare sold il largely at retail, and with uniform
success. We aie Druggists and Physicians. and
have prescribed it tor eur patients, and have
been well satisfied with its eiects
ithaca, NY eAxTON BISHOP,
n. II "a nest mekSs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

nEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS
~ Mats, Oil Cloth Mating. Window Shades
Re-, East SECOND st., next door 10 Perry. i've
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-03-02
Significant "InlpIiCatiOn.''

1t has been habit with all strong GOV
ernmcnts, after war is over, and after it
has vindicated its power, to render tho fu-
tture as little gloomy and its yoke as easy to
Its subjects as possible; but nothing of this
sort comes from the United States. Moth
ing comes from it to soothe our feelings,
nothing to alleviate the terms of settle
ment, if it We're possible for such settle
ment to be made, 1t would seem possible
that Lincoln might have offered something
to Il people with two hundred thousand sol
diers, and such soldiers applause under
arms. Could it be probable to him that we
could 90 into the United States government
as rebels, assuming the responsibility of
all the blood that has been she'd confessing
that we have kept up u needless and wick
cd war, submitting to laws confscating our
property and taking the lives of our peo-
pie,-R. N. T. Hunters Speech at Rich
mOnd
The Implication is that a settlement
might have been made on the basis of
restoration of the Union, if Mr.. Lincoln
had been as magnanimous as Mr.. Hunter,
thought he should be,-FoymeyS Chroni-
Gle.
A very significant Implication
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-03-02

Our RDUTY.- deem it our duty to keep
constantly before our readers that most val
liable of all medicines, known as Coe 5 Cough
Balsam. 1t has stood the tests of time and
experiment, and all who use it speak in the
most praise-worthy terms of its medicinal
value. 1t is the real duty ofe every parent to
keep a constant supply of it in the house,
ready for immediate use, Not only is it a
most splendid remedy for coughs, sudden
colds, Influenza, Group, and all throat com
plants but it is the consumptive' great re-
lief When they are so far gone that no
medicine will ever cure them, Goes Cough
Balsam will be found an invaluable friend to
allay the coughing, help the expectoration,
and ease the sufferer. Why will ye that are
suffering from coughs, colds, Group, sore
throat, hoarseness-and that are liable to
attacks, not take our advise, and
provide yourself with a supply of Coe
Cough Balsam-the bestand cheapest Cough
Balsam in the world? 1t costs but forty
cents, aud can be found upon the counters of
druggists. nSml.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-03-02
The War,
From the N. Y. Times, Feb. u.

From the n. Y. Times Feb. ~
The country is weary of bloodshed tn,
weight Of taxation is becoming enormous
the tide Of suffering and sorrow is ever,
month rising higher and higher over the
to flow in hundred households that will
not be dried for many year to come -
Art, science, literature, and civilization it.
self, are suffering from this prolonged con
centration of all the energies and all the at
tention of one Of the foremost nations of
the world on the work of destruction. Ev-
cry consideration that can or ought to move
Christian men, calls upon us all to make a
great effort now to bring this awful strug-
gle to close, to sealu forever this great
fountain Of misery and bitterness.
The Times is one of the leading admin
istration papers. Is not the above extract
little Copperheadish ?