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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
TburSiay. June 10.
Firm va Thin ton.

Great enir oil the Fable Gn'S & Hlc tia
SI,OOO,0f Assassination NGa- '.0's
AppOt tmcnt In N'sa..nln--lEg IEtss.rn
sill iIi-NoHce nLd GiiLnCr praying H.
Pardon, etc.
Washington, Jpn> cs.-Retuns received At IL,
General tAnd Cni,c .h-r tAft in Ap.l over .ity-.i
uou,and a,fe., valued 81 over seventy thousau
ioar, usIe tsken NJ for setual settemeut uader tn
Eomo,sid iaw
Charles Eaton Crsscy, lately IN Government or
ploy In w.shin.,on he, besa Appointed Tax oOnr
missioner ior Nifs.sppl.
The Postun ef Gcnersl has rcopened Mount Jack
son, strAstureh Now NsiteL W.o-sock, anu oshe
pot Offices IN the Shenandoah NGlIcy, Va
Joscph ~ Humphicy. appointed Collcc or
Customs OF the pot oi Richmond, Va. Ct IN
men imps,soncd in = n,rio III IA Richmond VII
John Minor Bots and others or outlp.scn ard per
sIcnt loyalty. AZ. llunphscys l. +. osilclt Of IN
Cnion National A. ocia .oa Of C.s'moud--n tod, o
unien organized since the cap uro Of that city.
q. W. Gale, Of Cah.kJl Ala, nov W , ION heis
was 70 have teen put On ulA o-n oriow 'e!olc o mil
itary court The cLs'gc, c4oinst rim in connection
with hf PATH ation, 90 rcccmter LOST o. TN sdetr
tisemtnt IN the Selma DisrAlcn rss ~ Tor cont
buttons TO the amount Of one million " Goat, ~ 81
him In having tne live % Lihco 81, segAid rAI An
d.cW JohEson taken by iLe nrs, o. Nach lsst ~
Me.su Aisen and Cierpi,t, who e I'd. ted he &c
fence Of Mrt. suts,t Butt /. ulI,sa.oy4 ,A-t Ca
will be cent to Alabama TO- .i,al o, W. " the isrc
number OF Witnesses ABOUT tunt ed! o. ~ ho hs,
Akei 10 he suiHmofei In hi' cxc "a Of whom iesids
in Alsbsma. The chance has been mace VI tEt
ground Of convsGoncc a. well o. economy.
Tho fresiGent 10 still too uL,h mo e',.ed to ~,
visitors. Tn" rush Of po. p.s tom o.. psr,s Of tie
county hw recently tegu % tIol Mas DE ultui ally
10, us' cossi.ut.ou cannot endure Il. Nan. peuou,
visit the Lxc-u'ivo utol he uost tr u- maiterA
the Cby occlp, Ia; lI, tine a. irlplrin BIZ, health
Tho Coyc.ailelt Ia nos rrp.cly i.ldiHs ia, %
tho nov usalo-I ria'efiil o. rar IN c. Of which hM
az emulalcd in VtShi- ioa. . ..io,t tivertise.
msnt otcrs for sale i.5 army w. Re ud 2OUo SOFA
OF ,ngi. mu!o hsrncss.
AIlons the sypc-' oas for pardon irc sircI .o-da,
by the President wa that oi T. ,oy. NaAce, d
Nouh Carolina tEi john a. C..ro-, 10 NEEDY
pronaaut American or kioa No tag member n
the units- staics Louie Of Representatives fIlla
Not Carolina
Bctvccn ten Al tVo've thousand oaths Ct smne.ly
snd allegiance -tfe sent 70 tie -t-te Department
Jo.tefdsy, hy Colonel lusIal am Pro, ost shall u
the deioAcos north OF the Ioto.l c. taat have locu
socuuuistiLg in b., oN.,S since lsjl and which "a
this uDC have rcyer loel Of aslic ac ~ upou This
desy in transmitting them 10 the tora.t linen. eIce
some supple
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
THE WEEKLY SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 8. 1855
Tho National Debt

h"O NahiOnh Debt
h lsborcd stte1npt Of Mr.. JAY CooKE to prove
sAsa the National debt 10 "blessing," has only
'rengthsncd the public mind in the opposite theory
that hh q burden, and tha, IL mus, 10 treated
~o'erdineiy. The country Is p ouniarily ureo
shoussnd million dollars poorer than IL wa, =. the
beginning Of the war, less tho value Of wealth or
.ssois socnmuls,ed In tho meantime; and No
amount OF specious ,heorzins Goa c,nuov.tt that
"a The nation must regard this burden Jus. as
an honest individual would regard hoa,y person.
q debi-as an obligation that mus, be boldly me.
ana which must sooner la.er be l,quiistod 70 the
'sss dollar. Economy, perseverance, and industry
sse The agents which honsa employ TO relieve
themselves nom onerous recuniAry burdens, ard
sne nnAncia affairs ofs nation are governed by TIC
name general laws tat spply 10 iniiyiluuls 70
overcoms this heavy National debt, 4 eref5rs, tho
srus Policy evidently is TO de7cloN as fast ~ p,sf.
bic, the Productive resources OF the country,
and "a make the mos, profitable use II
ihess resources By the prop,r exercise Of s,ono.
mI. Our agricultural and miners, re-.
sources are almost boundlen. Only small ror.
rion Of our srsb'o land Is uader cultivation Wills
We mineral wealth OF Ito country has hardly yet
ban touehod. In theso element, o. y,oa.tb We
INV tns means 10 Iglidhta dozen 81 IA debts %
ahss now sn,ailcd upon the ec1a,ry, for NO have
individual States sn.i 1orr,toies any one NJ which
10 rich enough In fniss,sls 10 lqld ito tho nslon,
debt To bring ,his wctl,h ron lis d,p,,.,s and
render II svsilahlc, vas, mount q labor u.u,i
10 e1pended, aud upon this everything dsp mis-.
The sssd, silver, iron, load, AMI o,Lor ., uer,ls
viii which our IVES ern State, ord T,.r.tors.
>bornd, lie in tho bods where hoy have remained
fys sgss awaiting the toll tbs, is ncccssary to ,op
ven Asm into mayte,n wealth. TIC broad
plains and prairics Of The West also lave tie IA.
eoror 10 change them into pro,l ictvo f,lln Al,
obey arc destined one day to lc; mi thor
agricultural products would 70 nm .sp,rtan,
aid 10 relieving tho country Of N, financial buy.
den. but producticn is not u. on y r,ollalle Tor
The accumulation Of wealth. A,cortiuy to n dozen
or two Of old sd.gos, saving ia even moro iinpof.
tsnt thsn earning, aud the rule will probably ar.
ply even more strongly TO uA,ons than to ,nliyld.
u.iA for in the former the orportnni.i 10, Tor
sutrsvsgsnes, and for pecul,t'on by public scr.
wants, sre inexhaustihio Tho lesson Of economy
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
Wednesday, June -.
From Tasnington.
lie ,tb OF tho pr>.dt ut-slow prorIe~ IN
Answerinu Pardon Apple ntiens

Warrington J''r, 27.-President Johnson, health
10 somewhs, impro oil to-day. though sufficiently
10 enable him to ,ecei,e visltors lie will probably
attend Tie usual Cabinet NEE. inc,
The business Of granting rsrrons 10 unavodshly
slow, AZ tie piper, In each nave 10 be carefully
etanined before the Tesult L. reported to the Prcsi
dent for his approval.
Hon. Hdvard Hubbard, Of Virginia, d here, MAX
ms application for pardon under the proclamation Of
tho Pre,ident, his properly exceeding the $4,000
limit Of the amnesty.
Assistant judge Advocate bingham had large
and apparently much interested sudiory mi. sfer-
noon, during the delivery Of his srrument In roply
TO Hon. Reyedy Johnsop, The subject ot tho jurss
diction Of the Military Comm ssion engaged in
the trial Of al!elcd oon,pirst,rs.
The pardon petition Of Henry 2 Footo, eI-robci
senaior, and eI-Unitsd States sens.or 4, dated At
Montreal, where he !, At present, lie state, nc
specific reason Why thu pardon should be granted, bu,
Gays the President knows his history well enough 70
ts ollie to act ln'eisently In the matter.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
81 French troora aud nov ~o h,v. ssub -c+Bcisl

n French roops aud now vo have 9 SCUM -ofbcisl
declaration on the sub)oc, from ns Paris NOM
rsua The Ftench Government has decided not 70
augment the army In Mexico, hut merely W send
out enough troops from time 10 time, W keep IL
up the present standard. This determination,
coming in connection with the fact thu, hAHmiL.
nr sent an agent to Franc. for the purpose o. urg
my tho necessity Of reinforcement, Ia quite So
uiAcsnt. The present Imperial army Of Mexico 10
barely sufficient W maintain iho defensive against
JuAnEz, and tn. army u The latter Is constantly
,upruontng This state cf affairs cannot long
ward IN his scheme II usurpatlop, for
II ho cannot conquer hs will certainly be conquer.
- by the Liberal Govern nent lie sees this d.
lemmA md HAVING no other source Of supper, than
France 10 sent his agent t.iihor to reprseu, "lhe
situation" to his mentor, aud il now appear, tina,
TIC latter has oooy gwen him tie cold shoulder
II seems however that MiN has al out made up
his mind not 70 bc n ,roLAoS's cstspsw much lon
Ror, II will be retncm cred that when no en-
Austria lie ,grccd ~ rruounce his RI ut W the sue
ccsson u ths, throne, on certain cond lions. II
now rsn.p res that MAX has cent an envoy to
Austria 10 secure a restoration Il his political
righis under that Govarnn mt and the application,
Il repor,ci has teen granted BY ihe Austrian
Emperor. Tais is very plan indication tina,
MAY wants 10 30 home" and IN view Of tho
somc shat dis,ourr3ing mouaryhical prospects on
L.s cont boui We do Mt blame HIN.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
The COlJpiraoy Trial.
Summing Up for Tic Pro.rcn.Iou.

Wtshiny fon, JuSs .'. The Court met ~ 9 o'cloch
this Afternoon, ~nen ,re,iai Jude, Ad; ,ccto Bns-
ham preceded TO sum up the evidence and prctonti
the views OF the law ssinr upon the facts IN the
crse on trl. Tho question. Of fact he sid involved
In The issue are fir'-Dd che arcu.ci, or rry two
Of them. In puuurnce Of ,uch couspilacv, a. Nth
tie in'ont alleged, coniii; Their all OF .cyel al
acts spec Gcd2 II the conspiracy 70 e,' NJ, shed 10
laid, 1t results that vha'o or wa1 s-id or done b.
either Of the parties thereto N tic fu-teraucc o. ,x-
ecutiol Of tie common des.gn i tie doe ,rlt on or
oct OF I'll The o her rs tior 20 the cuus cy nd thll
al o ~ !Ie' a. W me .l"h rcFds
wee pcscn' or a. Z. = ~ Within ths me icaeu
ofheii muioe.ous pot ar is.t their country H. on
al i9a and laws Nc -cr' The 10 uIae T. sheltor
oflav IN cas- Of con piracy ls thHt 10 % c.ulorsp
erGl pcssoEs ate Owed TO have CON Incd 10 rthrr
ioI the same iIssri pa 10 any a't Zone b. one u
sna IN reiei, nee 70 the toror toct IT, "a ile con-
temptation Of Jaw, co. ~ "a lDid f,sou. tho act,
Nil lie V.,ansc srsnst any u t." o'hyus Who Gro
en- hed H tne snne tcLc a. cousp t'cy. nl'aou, re-
proved to t.ye hon ooat, ne IN lie D. Scgi.r
Transaction qhhh9' or Fed ac,. -eil.J The
sons ~ 70 lcvy war come ia o.r pare end toiue
IN ano her, >nf one patty 20 a,tg4 j. -rcaf IA ans
no, in ANA ~ those Shoyo e, 4 Il r,, gao In pIr.
sHhh,e OF Tue oEI-'ni e'i'eit' i'r thc.e .ro made
the ~ CnpE were co, ltt los .i.. ~, io, 100 n.
spired Dy lie te1e AZ cH.t,it md tNrir o.C t,'.ss
r'teT =, tsts IS, - IN lLt'Se ,n-p1. 70 81 10
Aier Puo.irf he. tu'Houu"s 90 u.r toiu,. "a
Juete h4uhhIn S'L,tH O. lA4 lIt "tt40-"c p.usOI
thN the Icch-ci, to HtI VITA iGu4 40. tul1ff John
tikes Loosh, Je:i ron b.Ne Dg.i't h ..ac =
beVsiy lde-CF J-.,2 L. pI. " .Hl %! \. C.ru',
Piie ia rid ot Ito existing .c.ou. 30 Gas. sod
Ssnia Ion. an. ,t INN ~, , ~ 81
I'M ea STATES OF N.Gc,. aa I',..tai''..
~ ~ A. %
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
The use In a Nutshell.

IT Is refreshing 10 lcN an English statesman
exire bis seatimonis openly, honestly and
frankly, and /! has teen go long since wo have
been refreshed in this way that will not do to le,
he recent speech OF Mr. RosBucK pass unnotcod.
This gentleman SAYS that the object Of tho English
Arlstoeracy, in opposing the Union cauIs during
the late war, and in aiding the rebellion wns ITO
split the Government Of the United sa,ci," teliev
ing, As they do, thGi this contamination wss the
only hope for pcrpeuSIns moaaryhic.l iustitu-
tons An assertion like this coming from 80 good
authority as NJ RoEnuoE, Ia entitled to crc,lepcc,
and in II We find tho true cause Of England,
course during tho war. Albion Is jealous Of Colum.
bla, and has sought to accomplish hor down all
when struggling with treason. BIT ire plan
failed. Tho rebellion, with all John Bull. aid,
failed to split the staunch young tree OF liberty,
aud ID may be that John will one day sec is
branches stretching serves the Atlautc snd shel.
'erns the oppressed people Of the Celtic ise, WHO
have cen so long ground under the heel OF per
hdlOus Albion"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
Max. Wants To 90 lIomc.

rnH indications are constantly growing stronger
that the French Government, has determined 10
abandon tho sHpenusent Il establishing an Inpe.
MI government in AoIco. There lave l.,cly
Teen number OF rimors concerning tho rointor o.
400, Of kAILsn.IAs's army by another iuS,4lmenI
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
Not(ured Yer.

Nashville correspondent who recently had . oon-
versation with an influential citizen Of Tennessee,
writes as follows;
askei him II he felt willing to toll ne frankly
whs, he thought Of the future Of slavery in Tonnes
I" Certsinly," he replied, /" | have no conceslment
to make upon that Q, any o,ho. pulls que. ton"
Its restoration in this Sta er' Inquired.
nThst" said he, !. an an opea FGe.ton. con.
slavery Ia Tennessee, than 1t 10 whether the insttu-
tion shall be abolished In Kentucky"
Is thoro Anv cousidet sble number OF the people
who would favor such restoration {"
"A arse majority would, y AZ tcere aIlorsd 10 ca
Would vots p
~ nquosiionably I would"
"But a. your amended Constitution forever prohb-
Its ~ WHY is not the question settled"
why" said ho even q legal Constitution Ia not
finally and OF course you are aSRre that OF
US IeFaId the March amendments TO the Cons iu ion
oil Tenn tsee Us ly illesa and vUiG. Wee y not
have been brousht ere this beio the Courts, ali
doubt not thoir decIsion would nave oouhnned our
but" said l. "even II the Courts should decide "a
yon 50, would 1t not be mpo'sible TO reaore the in
.s. on on .ccoant Of the Ieistan g, WheH the
'OI cou se," he replied ''"e could not Tensiato
our authority Immediately over DC wb1e OF them
pefhhp, not over oue-hsli OF them. bu' The Ie are
man sections OF the state where the bIHcLs
aNsIe has slavery has TO N aio isae1 at Ill soae Of
VI )-e sections GIe in West tennessee, WIN he the
colo Ell popu alton Is most hume Ols. In othpr quar
te.s lne4e aIe many ialIiIcs a oh the backs have
sumpticn OF the mstels authority would Q a. once
a. ~ oaC in, Gradually al ,osisLaDcc would 20,
ahl Tie co olcd peop e. IN NAM cMes d3ru';ed VITA
tleu niS oand ucodom, so different irom Nha
me- hAa AZ ic pated, Wcu.d voun any !e!ufu 70
bohuA.e g, OF Keep. rs eestny what iLsy cluid eAl[
lo persuaded vas upp OidsbIe. Wal ~ T'qu'THi
a. or a. army 10 d.siTJV cIH aasiLv p. Tes,V'sd ~
t'e psOb.t uhdn hIt amy - ran ed"
A PHOTOGRAPH gallery in .olsea, England
penc,"
Ihs ate hres at c4rAtogn do not seem TO areci
we ''e'scn," Which already has moro than ito
ma number o. guests 30 early in i,s -oGgst,
Ina Peefdeuy' family, including is tNo Eocrc-
t.,lv'' when ell ssleES.ed, WI pIlulor fifteen
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
A nrnina.

FEoH intelligence received at the Cunom House
In 'Ais city it seems that the Russian plague, ich
created so,Ae uncaguess here a few months ago, is
SIN steadily extending westward. Our Consul at
Fort Mlhou sucgeiss that cargoes arriving at ihis
port from k1ss and Turkey shall be closely scru-
un'1ed In order to guard A,ainli danger from
infection IL 6 not certain, however, tha. tho
disease Is contagious yet prudence requires that
every neediu' prccsulion be taken. l. woald he
"N'' a'"o' Tor our port authorities to DO on their
quad in respect 10 cArEocs from suspicious quar-
'e's nearer hoNo We have had enough indic..
Tons a'ely thai the antD,us Of dc rebellion Ia no,
""'"y extinct And there may Illll I've Or. BLACK
Nl'Ns "i'h yellow fcyor rlots TAsre 10 no cause
tF NNc's1nos' on THIS subject of coursc, but
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08

InE grAVcf Of TO Union soldiers VIII foil In tho
,oINIe battles OF NoN Wilderness have been marked
'E y tNlS1iu N troniiy sen, out Tor tho PURPOSE
WI Nul'n 20 .c'h4'd ~ l>uo.s on SATURDAY lasL
uoJHs whoa Lad uut cen propeyly buried
wee rcbNrr 3, AND IN Cases Who. ITO grsyes
{. NO re lHe0u' - mat htulstIds, p.lnicd n uitr
we're plLoi over 'r,n, WITH lie usue AMI tho
r'ShuoGi lbs .bed Upon IT, Chspcnt,rs AMI ptlut-
9, we're taken Iloq- o d. The work prom nv aud
thoroughly Aoo"I 10 sTaNes ie,e thus iden,I.
Le4 NAere u we in MSS. ne 10 .dcul.Iy tLcln
ley Woo rarkci AZ "Cltcl S.atels li..r, nv.
kA'"n'' Ou lie extreme right Two s., 40 lor clrn.
e.'F - "er, LID out .nd cNvlcsca by ,eat wn,,e
l'Atcs' TIE nun or O, bod e. iouli it,lpi-,e 1
VI not a. rcn,ero'ls ~ has ,oeu rep.r e.iu! and
me VS. L. odor IRON cecay,u, rurpth .,I.s
oeeh iALlWy prcseaiif. Zoe hea tbJ.Ius 10
mAhy o. III" ST. NtA previously place, were in
May cti'5 50 OH iers Cd as " render ,ucp -
l"n Anost impossible One old !auy, wLo .sd
been so-rea!n,; Vr aer boy corpse io ne, ueet,
i,uNs We Ts.Aa'as On lie lac! Jay OF thu s.ay OF
We paH'' anH took them away IN . coGn.
=, SiAbLl hnS'rei female N w2ungf9rd,
'un7" p,ckod loO ouaTts VI sFawLeuies iu one
gay EoteaIly-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

There are many strange things I'M this
world, and perhaps none more So than The
Act that so large a PORTION of those who
cultivate the soil neglect having "a he'd Oh
Strawberries. As rule every one likes
them; the plants can hc obtained yer,
readily. and are sure Weld good returns
for the labor expended JAS any other thma
that can Dee grown Doe our climate They
are luxury, not eXceiled DIS The hanaua.
mummee-apple, orange or pine ample of
the tropics. Farmers shouij uo more think
of getting along without them than without
an orchard 4 small ned we'll cared for
viii produce enough or q large family
and Is the plants cost little on uDlhinc
the only excuse those can give who have
gardens for not having O supply is u.-ir
geuce
have a bed OF the Albany Wilson Seed
ling. set cut one year ago last April con
tanning two hundred aud twenty two plants
end occupying piece of ground thirty two
by twelve feet. from which I picked three
bushels and thirty quarts of berries this
summer. This quantity was actually meas
ured and does not take into consideration
the berries eaten while picking or the share
which the robins and other birds Insisted com
havIngas their rev ri for catching melon
bugs. cut worms. etc This Is uear.v equal
70 one and one-seveuth pint- 90 each plant
Strawberries have sold i'm this VILLAGE 4t
prices ranging from twenty-five To sixty
cents per quart from which it may he seen
That one making business ol raising them
would 10 well, for they are rs profitable. "a
not more SO. nc ten cents per quart a,
wheat at two dollars per bushe' I'm, one
who doubts the statment. can. hy taking
the dimensions of the bed as given with
the number OF quarts produced. and com
pairing Il with the an out of wheat the
same ground viii Yield. see that have not
exaggerated 'he maiter.-S.C e.. iona. if.l /
m Hest. Rfrol
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

'NOw. girls. 4" said Mrs. Pauinaton n.
othel day 10 her nieces: YOU must rel
husbands As soon as possible ar they'll h.
murdered why 81. aunfs~ Why
see oy the paper that we've cot almost nh
teen thousand pOSt-ollices. aud nearly I'm
on EN- dispatches a mail every dav Tba
LoFd nave mercy on us poor widows And
lne ola lady stepped quickly To the lasl-n,-.
glass 10 put ON her new can.
There are in Washington nine color.l Ion
schools whose teachers are snnnorts5 h,
tuition fees There are also p Tree s,boois
supported by the philanthropy NJ the Nor,b
ana eight free evening schools volunfaril,
taught by clerks in the different Denarf
ments. Neither i'm its corporareo or iniivil-
Oal capacity does the city of Washin0fon
pay one cent for the instruction Of its eol-
ored citizens
several officers of The United States sor
vice met Wednesday night i'm New Ym.l
Nneh IL was resolved 10 issue call to nh
ohlcerS and men OF the national army vvbo.
served IN the late rebellion. residing in me
STATE OF New York, TO elect dales~afes ~
STATE convention 10 DE held NJ Alhanv an
.oe llth day Of October Some p,aasrrs,
we're adopted as To ORIGINATING OF Gins
Oh A billiard match of 500 points l,r ,bs
Nam S,Iaa plonship of the United states to-
pirS, at Rochester, \. Y. on Thnrsdav
WssS, VI last week, between Mr.. Deer ~
The e,a5,o, and Mr.. Fox of Rochester
vas Won by Deery bv 3s pojnts
oo Lei lie Lee mas been offered and ba-
eePeed Inc Presidency Of Wasb;n - o-S aG-
iege IN Virginia "'ninglon Col
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20
NOTICES.

r. Or olD kND NEW cU-T0VERs
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NJ An 10

tSl'- : li..u Fifty Tb0usan5-l0l PAGES fx p.-
go T. ifAii, NJ D. A caltian. ailra-~.- o. -,-..'.s
- married and those HoNTENpI ATING NARtir tcv
Ia ut man psi paid on receipt q TN CENTS +.
4 r-.i ntrnsAl Of this sula book has h..r a rs1a-
~ tsiA -srtLCIFD. and has saved thousands r-,r- ,
.,-t e. misery and an uurmeiy grave It tr4sts --
ma Weakness Emissions Scx-si Issaes.s e. ~,
'iiiyr Loss ~ Power. Nervousness Pr rsat,.-o b.,
car, iuip1tence, &c. &c. which urff he s--r 49,
rom fulfilling the Obligations u Marriage.
Address
nR. J. BRYAN. C,usultins phvsici.n
n'N oo's 40 Broadway. New York
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C'065N6sTMPTIoN. cATARRH AND

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- BRONCHITIS can Dee c,,-ss
-, -sl.s lreatiss on the nature OF Consururtion
~ -, - stages. Bronchitis Catarrh x Prirs
- 80 = lnoialtns postage and sin,rls -ss-i.,.i-
w'sh have cured thousands. vii he So, - -
SasI &c, % any one applying It vii 60 ~ a..
sns =, - - .9e mems OF saving your life
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

The Richmond SsAtiHsl Of the 25th
says every change Of the seat of war
begets an uneasiness and alarm not only
II the new sections invaded, bat In the
country At large. Hobody seems TO con
slider the relief rendered 10 one section
By the removal Of the enemY's troops to
another, although the section 50 relieved
be ten times as extensive as the country
nov invaded 10 make another risk and
desperaae attack on Richmond. The
enemy has loosened bis bold on the
wEole Miesissippi Valley, be has, also.
gwen ap third Of Georgia and part OF
Virginia
SheFtnan's movement 10 the KEY to the
present attempt on Richmond. Defeat
oass NAL aild taa seh.m il ~ so end
defsas Sherman, aud the war wears
kindlier fEoRt he plays boldly for a
high stake, and II be fails, his own rain
viii b eorresPondingly complete and
irrecoverable.
The Hhig says II would seem that
the Confederate Senate was playing into
the enenys hands. They want harmo-
NJ and bold and concentrated action.
IL should not keep up the quarrel be-
tween the Cotton and Border States.
eaeh quarrels at such 3 time, II
bot quickly hushed, viii necessarily
prove isial 70 rs The eaemy will re-
gard i - tha aHrsat Of all signs Of our
failure.