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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-03

Notes OF all denominations will he promptly fur
Eished upon receipt .. subscriptions
The notes Of this Third Series precisely similar in
form and privileges already sold ex-
cet that the Government to itself the option Of
paying nt=sr.in ,iI ,in at per ,ste. .. J.. chs
A currency sGscriD=rs vii the interest in cur
reney up Jul. Ia! time w4zn t.-y .u., riie
Ihs deliver, III. nJte, %. tins third series If tn.
seVen;rIies Will toe 1st Of une and VIII
he made promptly an cyneGIus.ly alter thardase
The third change made the conditions OF this THIRD
SERIES Affects only the interest, The payment
= god i: made Will - ,!ny.sn, to the currency inter
esi VI the higher "a
The return 70 specie yuirns II The event Q. wLi,h
Only viii the option u pay interest Gold lie awaited OF
would reduce and eqa ze prices purchase made
with six per cent. in gold woslf lie fully equal those
made WITH ami three-ten;ts per IN currency.
1i-i.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-03

L, the undersigned, reside in the town Of
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-08-03

ARrEMus WARD IN R1cHMoND.-The
old Snowman takes q trip to this city,
Immediately, to use his own language,
Z. arter it cattorpillertulatcd." And from
there gives 4 very humorous description
Of the sights and sayings which attracted
his attention. Stopping at tie Spots
wood house, and registering, he says "a
culled purson was told to show the gen
'lman to the cowyard and give him cart
number l. I was showed to the cowyard
and laid down under a one-horse mule
cart. The hotel was orful crowded; tho
1 should hav' slept com'f'ble enutf If the
bed clothes hadn't bin pulled off me du-
rim the night, by scoqndrel who come
and hitched a mule to.the- cart and druv
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-08-03

it off 1 thus lost my covcrin' and my
throat felt little husky in the mornin'.",
BE regards Robert Lee asa noble feller
He was opposed to the war ut fust, and
draw'd his sword very raluctant. In fact;
he wouldn't hav' draw'd his sword at all,
only he had a large stock of military.
clothes on hand, which he didn't WANT to
waste. He sez the cuHed man is right,
and he.will at once so to New York and
open a Sabbath school for negro min
strels." The old man improves with his
years, and we regret not. being able to
show him up further.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-08-03
VOLUME NUMBER Z.


some individual acts of kindness in this
city. Some days ago well known ner-
chant here encountered upon Broadway
a gaunt and grims figure, in whom.he re-
cognized one of his ancient customers.
sB@," he said. you owed me three
thousand dollars at the breaking out q
the war. You are an honorable man, and
I shall be paid"
The other laughed bitterly. | haseh's
enough in the, world to get my boots
blackened, if had the boots
(. The citizen took the dirty mans arm
in his and took him home,to dinner. He
gave him an order on clofhier, and had
him decently shaved The man departed
with gentlemanly habits, money in his
purse and a heart full Of gratitude and re-
vived hopes.
A lady, at the breaking cut Of the war
was compelled to break a marriage en-
gagement with gentleman from Char:
lesion. During the war she has been
married in this, city. A day or two ago,
upon Broadway, she encountered in Q
weary. gated, perspiring, and slip-shod re-
bel lieutenant, the man to whom shs was
first bctrothed. At the time, she was lean
ing upon her husbands arm. He was
familiar with the story Of her first attach.
ment: =.
aITcavcns y said the lady, scarcely aa-
dible, athat is -"
The husband left her side Immediately
and hailed the hungry-eyed man. The
three went home together, and the late
rebel may be seen every afternoon, at
present, dressed like the master of.a plan
tation, .l6lifnrig at the door Of one Of the
best hotels.
There are hidden in these gnarled
boards and tangled eyebrows many hand
some countenances. A change Of raitnent
docs much to fielp ones character Some
of these rebel soldiers are dressed from
too to toe in federal blue, and they make
very dashirg fellows, so much like our
own that anybody. might mistake them
/ for Meade's or Shermap's heroes.
They live in Il worlds of contrasts, and
what they see makes them wild to think
Of what they were, andhow they are scat
tered and crushed.
In four years they built a revolution
which made the globe crackle; their flag
was on the seas tlteir diplomats were re-
ceived by princes; these same SCARED.
surly boys who walk our streets. opened
their breasts to the shock of armies, and
wherever their camp-fres blazed, next
night graveyard stretched under the
horizon: The penalty of that revolution
was all they. did not anticipate And this
It is-a weary walking in the opulent city
oftbeir enemy, a begging ola ih0rssl Of
meat or fragment Of tobacco, a prying
into bar.room windows with lip afre, and
pair of old boots down at the heel, and
pointing. obliquely nowhere.
a <>-------
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-08-03

.
IAN AMUSING. INcIDENr.-Th.e reporter
of the New York Tribune relates the fol-
lowing amusing incident as having oc-
Cured in that city on the celebration Of
the. 4th: .s,qr@ :.
Only one fight occurred, It happened
in this wise: AS the procession was be-
ing dismissed on the. eastern side of the
square, pretty, but fearful lady from the
Emerald Isle, was wandering distractedF
among the members of the Irish Briga@,
to find some one who could give heriill-,
formation of the last moments of her aus
band, Of whose death she had been reent-
ly apprised. suddcnlya a brawny hand
some fellow, approached her witN open
arms, when she turned as whitelas her
pinafore, and waved him back, 9sthougb
he was ghost.
8. Don't you know me, ngyourneen2-
Don't you ii know your OWN 9 Terrepce?'
asked the poor fellow, lookag eonsldera-
bly, nonplussed. !,
.. Goo ava wild ye! You're dead
You know you are p shqexclaimeeL with
quivering. lips.
nDivil bit of it, mafoarneen Y he res.
ponded, giving ampleproof Of the sound;
ness Of his assertionby folding her IN n, nus s
arms in way thatdade every ones eyes
water, and Kissing her in way that
made every one'giips- water as we'll
1t was iadeedher long absent Terrence,
whom .sho: hal prematurely numbered
with the dea{. 81
at was That william Mike Flaherts
towld me you was dead" sobbed the now
ioyous wife. ;.
; q Where is Mike2" asked her husband.
+ The unfortunate Mike happened 10
be insight, and, dropping his musket ana
ane6lingn on the spot, the abused nus
bahddrubbed bal him thoroughly, amid the
cheers. Of his comrades.
=
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-08-03

sTbe New York Post coolly admits that,
now that the enegro has been made a reed &c
man, the probability is that he will under
90 cot the fate of the red man: E.needs no
3 ghost of Hamlet to confirm this anaclpa-
tion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03
THE SECOND SUIT.

Superior Court OF the City OF New York.
THE COMPLAINT.
CiIy AND o.-sTy or NEW YoRK, S.
nag Mdrstses oy.,.y Yiltaw Ca.dwsH and Horace
PENDANT shows 70 this court that the ps.~G Il GOOD
true honest Just and faithful citizen OF the Stats Saw
York. and a. such has always conducted himself, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03
MINT or ANSWER.
NEW YORK SUPERIOR COURT.
anpCial To-vxx A.-st IN tool

Mar kdresek d0dina W,llidm 1auId,ceu and another -
The demurres TO the Defendants rst second and third
defences OF allegations OF mitigating in their
definite and certain the other dcfcncea set up in the an
Of the defendants In this cause coming on 70 be
and after hearing s. B H. Judah, for the plsint3 n
support OF the domurrsrs and the poiivr., and o.
Hall In opposition thereto, aud II APPEARING thai ,dr
immateral issue ordered for that reason that they
be overrued Yltb liberty 70 the plaintiff 70 withdraw
then AID with liberty 10 move 70 make more definite
of the defendants II he DESIRE and u further or
dered that the motion 10 make more definite and certain
parts OF the fourth and nth, sixth, seventh and eighth
defcnces In tho said answer or 70 strife out ~ rrss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03


disgusting whose presence ID not calculated 70 mngie
with the better crowd OF arstocrac establish.
mont the outpourng' q the orosns o. the IA
forming the troslps company OF the plaintiff were in
their personal appearance and in their manner o. per-
that the private life Of the said artists evil and
rupt and that the plaintiff employed such performers -
late 70 dsw % ns ssa %sn snd
Of bad character the eupourng OF orothes OF the CITY
And the plaintiff. for further and separate cause Of
action against the defendants shows that on the said
18th day Of October 1885, the defendants falsely mall
cous wicssd xrongisy and unjas;y prIso o. snS
false scandalous malicious and defamatoy article ana
libel Of and concerning the plaintiff and Of and concern
with these words-" the Enormous Circulation Of the
Sunday Mevcwyy-Dyins Confessions OF MAX Maretxek
Qhe plaintiff meaningl, viz 49,. NJ.
he plaintiff meaningl Is about 70 depart this fe but as
an operate manager he he plaintiff meanins s In ex-
plaintiff had failed In ability 70 conduct his said perform
ances and without means 70 conduct the same and
was totally or nearly nsolvent IN means ana IN every
other wayl we Qhe defendants meanng) might consent
70 be mulcted In that amount for his bsnent II ne THE
plaintiff meanng kept proper place Of resort put the
ca" never conssus 20 pSronas an enterprise that
CARDS the laws Of morality and desecrates the finest Of
the nne srs meanng thereby that the plaintiff ala not
broke the laws OF morality and desecraed the art OF
music By his own conduct and the conduct OF his troupe
or company OF performersl -
And the said plaintiff for further and separate cause
OF action against the said defendants shows that on the
LIST day Of November 1885, the defendants falsely mali
ciousy wckedly wrongfully and unjustly printed and
published and caused 70 be printed In their said public
newspaper certain other false, scandalous, malicious
paInt and OF and concerning his business and for the
purpose Of injuring the same to witNot the least In
teresng portion or these revelations will be the descrp-
ton of the character Of the audiences who frequent the
Academy Of Music, which will be furnished BY our the
defendants meaning corps OF reporters, aided and as
intendent OF the police Of the city Of New Yorh
meanng) details nightly 70 guard the premises
Maretzck's Qhe plaintiff meanng) patrons will b
traced 10 their houses and haun whether In The
Eush syvsss ss The Five PoipA 10 Merger strsss q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

lished within the past fifteen y,- aUa en,i,I.d
CrS.cheis and ouayors has adm Sdms,ee2 tho contrary
four OF the complaint aud has therein ands The con
trary aforesaid, and within the time aforesaid -bsan
TALLY confessed that be a charatan In opefSrusn
agoment and has therein and TO the contrary afos,d
and within the time aforesaid, substantially boas a.
his ability and success IN nsmeugging the opera public
previous denals In and form, as the same hv.
been hereinbefore pleaded as further and separate
the allegations OF the alleged beous publications. ami
by way Of mitigation Of damages true that under the
Iesseeshp OF the plaintiff the opera at the times and
place mentioned In the complaint was disgraced BY IN
attendance ct the operate performances under pain
ts essceshp OF bad and improper characters Of male
sex, who pickpockets, but whose names and resi-
denccs defendants now unknown, and Of female
sex 70 w.t. kept mistresses couezans ana boardes ~
houses Of assgnation and houses OF prostitution ou
whose and residences TO defendants now un
Known attended by their male keepers friends and al
mirers but whose names and residences are TO defen
dants now unknown, which several described person,
were IN some instances brought there by and under
cards free admission, furnished by plaintiffs regula
agents and that Of the stockholders and subcrb
rendans OF said things and that such foregoing matters
were publicly canvassed by the general public.
Wherefore these defendants demand judgment for the
dismissal OF the complaint herein and for their costs
aud disbursements OF action.
A. b. TArPKs, Defendants Attorney.
City and County Of New York, s
William Caldwell being duly sworn, says--Tbat he is
OF the defendants In the above entitled action that
tie foregoing answer is true TO his own knowledge ex
rcpt the matters therein stated Information and
belief and az 10 those matters he believes TO be true
WILLIAM CAULDWELI.
Sworn before me, this Cd day Of February 1894 r.
CuxlSc, Notary Public.
MOTION TO AMEND ANSWER.
SUPERIOR COURT or THE CITY YORK
Mas haretsek against William CdutdweH and Horace
., Whitney
The plaintiff requires the defendants 10 make mort
definite and certain their answers so that the precise
nature q the charge o. defence ps b. maas apparent
~ W matter " tbs fourth defence, referring 10 tht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

ana could nos tbss ana thew 80 shsrsssfsso vssi
pect 70 throw dcwp the rsanslss - esse.y - 49,
when he Acsas@y q Essse hsl 80 sssSsesss
gentlemen Who had fully spps.c's.s< - essssssS
snss no. J, rsspsss y 10 ss's.s - !. ss -
and thss whss The msnAss q 80 Ase1s.x - -
able 70 collect . compssy q sssans q s.yeuw -.
issrs ana ma. rsspsssssss ssdsssss ~ ssSss<sse
never failed 20 notice ths esruamslasrn 80 49,
communicated; and shas vss No. ss1 tssss 49,
sss n: . !. , .ss. e
should % az fore.s b,nssf a. sss ..sslgs.ss e E
modest, worn Qua dsSsssssss fss asa d. v.sslsA
u he should psrchascs oosvsss vhex e~gha -
erns Of the noss rsasse socisI sss.s.ss - -
sssooiaasa Asd thss vhss sks dsf~oA1ne esssssee
such . man, call himself vhss ~ 1sshl ~ sseAss
:: ::,:s s.s s. =: a. .ss ~
not though thousAnd hbsi ssiss wers $3.50
ants heads 70 issinldsas shen - shss sss sh 90
. e :ss:: >; !; :: :%:s "a &
IL % spoken frssly ssd sesr.gssssy ne nls -
would siwsys be fousd sufas,sss % ss.gsl .s,ssss
MOI BE- and vas pos mas q csssspssss ss9 vhess -
lie appearances would MOI b diagussins and vso -
sncs would ncs BE- caleusssa 70 49, VI 80 -
pourines Of the broshsls Il the nsrcpolia Ana y
defendants do justly The sane scoosd,ns 70 me
substance and eject 3 sse, . ana cs,sr shs
plants IA from ,v folio u 70 follo %, = use.
TAird-And defendants, rsiterAssne thef oeoise
dsSsnce aver that each and every Of the said pubiise
seeations set up In the second cause OF acssen IN
complaInt was then and there and are true IN al
lara and that they true In substance and euecs
cause these defendants say that before and q me TINE
the happening Of the events IN the said alleged hosol
publication a. well a. hereinafter cot forn, vas ~
and the facts were nj the time mentioned IN The ~
complaint as follows 10 wit THAT the circulation OF
swdoy Mercury was enormous, and that ihere we're tn
and there In the sense then and tnere limited, Qt
conseasons OF Max Marctzek and that the defendants
not mean that the plaintiff was about 10 depart this M
but that e. an operatc manager the plaintiff was n
said allegations were true and thai the defendants ug
have consented 70 have been mulctsd IN the amou(
CLAIMED bv The 0lanliG 10 tho action 70 Vie complA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-17
Di,en.c. P.cuIinr to FcnnIcs,

Such ~ Retention, Suppression, and Painful Mem
struatIOn etc. etc. have been my study for great
number OF wears, and can safely promise perfect
cure In short time -
BE not deferred nom calling on DR.. TOLER from
Lclicacy or a fear OF exposure. as the Doctor Is
man In whom You trust and all cases are treated
,pIFh fhs. nj fpnn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-17
NV EcmnIc PILL

Are tn. best ever used In tht' climate for SuppreS.
sion OF the monthly sickness. Every LAZY should
have a box In case.of necessity. Price 50 Consul
tatIun at the OtiCe by letter-trcc All letters re-
turned or DESTROYED. Onlce Hours from = A. NJ ulI
sP, v.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS =
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The Old Formulas
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And diseases arising from the use Of Mercury, such
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-17

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Blacksmiths' Tools;
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DIR. TOZ T. R ~

IrXPERIENCE Is OF FORTY YEARS STAND
Ia Ing and during that time has met with unpar-
alecd success IN the treatment OF all those diseases
generally known a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-17
II E TU X MING,

Crossing the Mountains by Daylight!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29
Accounted Press Di.pnich.

WASHINGTON. Friday, April p, lctI.
The excitement which prevailed IN this city
yesterday has considerably subsidized While all regret
that the assassin owing 10 the rashres among The sol
icrs gcd in The capture WIS not taken alive, they
at the time fct grateful that the murderer bad
paid the penalty VI his crime Had he been brought to
The Washington Navy ard alive nothing could have
wi,lNtoOd the fury of the excited copyrighted thon'
sands.
What disposition made of Booths body after the
autopsy upon it, l. impossible TO ascertain, but ina. %
Cutting disposal in keeping with his isnominious career
was made. is certain
The public breathe more freely the great burden
Which has been ;hcir minds for two weeks has been
removed.
Harold who hes beer exhibiting great stocism since
his cauture appears 10 seem 20 reailze The HWlI
position IN which be- IS plced ard through the day hes
given way t. frequent fits Of weeping. He l. quite
young and his appearance would indicate him 10 be
mot over 20 Some time ago lie was m applicant fof the
position OF surgeons steward Oh the Potomac hoiila
bur unsuccessful
Very great curiosity prevails 10 the disposition TO
be made of the remains uf Booth; bur n seems the au
thorties not inclined 10 give the wrooled carcass
the honor of mcetirc the public gaze. AM u VIII probi
bly, DE deposited in whatever place promises the most
utter Ohscur.ty for iAem Yesterday Photographic
view Of the body ken before 1t was removed from
the monitor. IL WIS hen placed IN an ordinary gray
army blanket. in which u was seWcd up. plain
shaped box measuring six feet by two hod been
previously made III the Jiacs shop FOR the remains. but
II va, not used
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29
DIE ID.

EGOOks--At Lfnu'ehoGough ". Thursday, hpnl ls
(spt. William :. broo.s, aged - yeafs.
gCEGH ,Rpr-At Annapolis Nd. on Monday. April l., Of
wound by gap.ho' received Ia battle IN csrss made
by he brigade la the let struggle before uie toll Of kc
lnnud Lieu' Charles n. bIfshuIdt A. A. ~ G., aged ~
yras 10 months end IL dsys only ION o! Tue Kew T. H.
mi ~, word. were ny ithcr that died soriou'
fiUsc.'
EMEGY--On Friday, Apr g. Sarah \ EDDY, wife # Amos
l.. Emery.
Tine fmer. will take plce from tie house Of her uncle
Nathaniel Cheney No. lsn t.efmont-sy.., Brooklyn on
sunday Apr 90 9 O'Clock Tie Relatives and hicnd are
invited 10 attend without further nosco.
IUOIGUTOv--Ou Friday nth inst Jainrs lincoln fon o.
Elijah aud Elizabeth :. Ho1gtou in the sh year OF IN
The relatives aud friend. Of the nv are invited 20 attend he
Flftoont.si Mondas, May l. a. o'clock without
further notice.
|MARIOTTE-In this city Thm,da,, April %, lydii
wear Of her .
ri relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from her LAT" r".idence NO o.
seyrnthay., between Fort seventh and Foriyeisth '
or Sunday nsyt iOth inst, at O'Clock p.
|RUTHvEN-in tins city Friday. April 90 1908, Ciemrn
tina Ruthvcn formerly of Edinburgh Scotland III the so'i
year of her sge. .,,,.,
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral services at the resdonc" ol hei hs,e
Mrs j. Ruven No. la West Twenty third It,, on sunday
Goth lust, sti O'clock y.
lrPIAM-ht Garfield, Ohio. on Wednesday March ~ MIR
William X Upham Of Canton. Ohio. distinguished lawyer
aud of the late United States senator .phsn Of yer
mont, ia tha Nth Y;sr q, " as-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29
I.ATEI,


9p. m.--The number who witnessed the remains OF
the President during the day was $50 minute. Two
rows Of spectators were constantly pa'Slng-one on
each side Of the coffin. The lid was freshly covered
with flowers ia the form OF harpS crosses ana bouquet
gathered In the hot h1uses of Cleveland and laid upO
the coffin by ladies representing the Soldiers Relief As
sOciatiOu.
THE CORIEGE.
The funeral party the guests Of the corporate
authorile. Ties were CHARTERED at The Weddel
House \ more liberal and friendly greeting could not
have beeu extended.
CHICAGO.
Charles T.. Wilson Of Chicago, on behalf Of com
mittee OF 100 was here today TO extend the hOpali-
dies of that city. The committee Is 10 proceed 10
Michigan City to meet the remains and will escort
them to Springfield The display al Chicago will be
the largest known in that city Fortyone organl
cations and societies, numbering - 600 men. have al
ready reported to the Chief Marshal
LEAVING CLEVELAND.
At midnight we leave Cleveland and will arrive Of
COlumbu, tomorrow morning. Everywhere deep soy
has been manifested and the feeling seems II posi-
bic 10 deepen as move westward with The remains
TO their Lual resting place.
GOV. BEOUGH.
Gov. Br0uch tonight extended the hosptaites OF ms
residence 10 the funeral party.