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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-23
Proposed Constitutional Amendment

AN ACT to extend the right Of outrage.
The People Of The State Of Wisconsin, represented in SEN
ate and Assembly, do enact as toIiolCs:
Section !. The right OF voting is hereby extended
to male persons of African blood who shall have at
tanned the age of twenty-one gears upwards with
the qualifications and restr ctions now impos-
ed upon other voters in section one of article sui
frage, in the constitution.
Section 2 This act before it takes effect shall be
submitted to the people, at general election. to be
held on the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday
OF November 1866, when, if such majority of VOTES
is required by the constitution, be cast for it, it
shall be of force and effect under the requirements
hereinafter prescribed but If such majority be not
cast for it, it shall have no force or effect.
Section 3. The ballot to be used on this occasion
shall be for the affirmative. "for extension of sri
frage for the negative, .for the extension of suf
frage, no. which shall be on the general ballot
used the said election and deposited in the same
box and all persons qualified by law to vote at any
election in this State, shall be deemed voters on this
question.
Section A. These votes shall be counted and return
ed by the inspectors of the election, IN all respects
as votes for state officers counted and returned
Section g. The officers now designated by law to
canvass the returns of voes tor state officers, shall
canvass the return on this question, at the same
place ana under the same regulations and restric-
tons provided by law for canvassing and decar-
ing the returns of elections for state officers
Section g. Within three days after the deterTlina-
ton of such canvass shalt be the duty of the
vassers 70 certify the result % the said to
the governor. who shall, thefeupon, without delay.
make proclamation of the result and publish the
same, daily ana weekly LOT TWO weeks, HI All news
papers printed in the state: when. II the result shall
be In favor of the extension of suffrage this act shall
Immediately after such publication, be Of force and
effect but if in favor ofit then this act shall have
no force or effect fA
Section q This act Immediately after its passage,
shall be published, and at least three months prev
onsy to said general election the secretary of state
shall send to be sent correct copy of it to
every newspaper in the state, which newspaper,
upon the publication OF the same, shall be entitled
to pay for the ont of the state treasury, at the
rates paid for other legal advertising.
Approved April 10, 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-23

-"Blessed is the man that maketh
a short speech; he will be invited to
come again."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

board Of the steamer San Antonia and with his stan
took up. was tod. all the for which roth
ing was paid the owners thereby losing means OF
making some $500 by passengers.
Some 5000 to 1900 men were to-day passed In re-
view by Gen. Lopez. They deflcd through the Plaza,
and at an open window of of the houses TO be
seen Gen. Mca looking out upon the pageant He was
dressed in red pGntaloons with no vest. and light
duck coat.
Tie force reviewed numbered about 500 cavalry Ian
GERS, and mounted rlemen and $500 more infantry,
all Mexicans. There was no artillery.
The arms are good, being French Mimic rifles, and
the hardy, Of good size. In all else the force
was poor one. Tie officers not mach above the
in quality and the horses of the cavalry Gre small
and lean.
The force grdnde ,eaur Qull dress,) and wore
new clothing just served out.
As to the object of the turn ont "in full fig" it
seemed to be TO impress the people here with an idea
Of the strength and quality OF the garrison. Yc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
FROM FORTRESS Moxaors =. )
Church struck by Lightning-Cnitcds States
Snie-uovencnts Of Troops-BibIe and
Fling Prescntntion-Arrivni Of n Momi-
tor-Nuraer Of u CoIored soidier-Ar-
riyal OF Rebel Cannon.
FnHfHTss MONE0r, Thurs.

FOHTHTs- MONROE, Thursday. Aug. ]. 1853.
The Westinghouse. Baptist Church ut Peters
burg was struck oy lightning last Saturday nigh. and
entirely DESTROYED.
Tho United States viii sell at public auction at Camp
Hamilton on August T. 80 horses and 100 mules end
on the 18th 10 horses and % mules.
One company Of tie lth Pennsylyan cavalry here
tofure on duty Mt Chorrystone. Eastern shore, VA.
arrived the steamer Monitor. They are to be- mus
tered out. - p
The United States steamer Fort Done!son. from Key
West 22d ut. Las arrived in Quarantine. and they re.
port no sickness at Key West aud all well on board
he a.ics of New York aud Brooklyn have presented
10 Chaplain T. l.. Roe an elegant Bible and set Of
prnycr.ho0ks also beautiful flag for the sold ers
chapel at Hampton Hospital
4 one iurrc;cd monitor. namo not escertained. ar.
RI, ed 40 Norfolk this morning.
A fleet ~ schoorcrs. about fifty In number. have
taken shelter IN Hampton Road, owing TO the heavy
eastery wind prevailing here Tor the last two days.
The steamers DGkotah and Columbia sailed hence
last evening" The latter. which was bound Tor Balti
more returned on accom-, OF the high wind.
xThs steamers Diamond State and Winn!ssimmet with
Il attachment II the I'd NewYork Cavalry have sailed
for Fredericksburg.
The schooner Elizabeth and Eleanor from Richmond.
With AZ cannon captured from the RebeI arrived to-
day. Some are rough. unfinished castings. Among
them whtwoth gun. that during the latter part o.
last Summer ard Fall PLAYED upon Gen. Butlers signal
tower ON James River. The gun bears the following
inscription: "Whitwofth Ordnance Co, Manchester,
ls6J - aud " Richmond Arsenal. Aug. % ls6i."
The steamer State II Maine has arrived from City
Point bound TO Washington. with the 9th Newly ork
Heavy Artillery.
A rolored NJ ~ was murdered In Eastvie. Eastern
Shore Yesterday by two Confederate soldiers Ono Is
arrested and is in jail. The other escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
THE GRANT OVATION.
Proceedings mt Portland - Arrival at
Brunswick - The Hero Atcnds the
commencement Of Bowdoin College
The Degree Of LII. ID. II Conferred
Upon Him.
PoITLAyp. Wednesday, August 9, 1865.

PoETLASD. Wednesday, Augusta, 1868.
Gen. Grant was serenaded last night at his
hotel BY the band Of the nth Regulars.
Gen. Grant received the ovation OF an enthusiastic
crowd at the City Hall this forenoon. until he was
tired when he retired 10 his hotel
He leaves for Brunswick ut O'Clock.
BRUNSWICK. Me-. Wednesday. Aug. 2, 1865.
IGen. Grant arrived hero at 2iJ p. m from Portland
He received at the depot by the officers OF the
Alumni and students Of Bowdon College, and an i'm.
mense crowd of people. and Enthusiastically welcomed
A procession was formed, preceded BY the Gcrmania
band and martaled by BrigGen. Hyde which escorted
the General TO the residence OF Major.Gen. Chamber
lain.
Gen. Grant family and staff, accompanied by Gen
erals Howarl, Ayres ard Chamberlain. and Brig Gen.
Hyde and others attended the closing exercises of the
Commencement at the church. where the degree OF
LII. ID. was conferred upon him. At the Commence
ment dinner inducement could obtain speech from
him.
The reception to tho returned soldiers Of Bowdon
this evening. was a grand ovation. The spacious
church was crowded 10 overlooking. Prof Packard.
in the name Of the Alma Mater. eloQuenty welcomed
back her sons The address was Interrupted by the
applause and music Of the band announcing
the entrance OF Gen. Grant. Brief addresses were
made by tho Hon. Peleg W. Chandler, Prof.. Harris,
MsIorGen. Howard and MaIor-Gen. Chamberlain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

dark blue suit with red facings for the infantry and
green for the cavalry In everything they copy the
French. The officers very Inferior and dress
their tastes, the state of their funds may lead them
to do.
Ilearn that Cortnas took to-day tho steamer Camnr
Co. nine miles from here, its way up tho river. 1t
was very bold act for hin. The news has created
sensation here and Meja has given orders that
be allowed to cross the river.
BY a decree Messrs. Clute e. Co. are directed to
build line Of telegraph from Guanauato to this place
passing through San Luis. Saltillo. and Monterey.
From this place it will to Vera Cruz through Vic
tora, Tampico and Tuypan and from San Luis 1t will
go to Durango, passing through Aguas, Caentes Ia
satecas. Fresuilo ard SombreTete.
translate here the dispatch informing the Project Of
this Department Of the appointment Of Gen. dc 10 Port
lila Commissioner Of tho Fifth Territorial Division,
for the purpose Of giving lands TO "exes' from their
country.
"YoUR EXCELLEScY: Tho Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. charged dd interim with these matters OIL
ciay directed nc the 18th Of this mouth to make
You aware that ii. NJ. the Emperor sigred on that
date decree. by which he means Gen. Don Nicolas
de Ia Portla. Imperial Commissioner for tho Fifth
Territorial Division; and nclose the 10 you for
your information and guidance. SIiIcRo
- Minister oi Pubic Instruction and improvements
charged with the Ministry OF Government.
TO the Project Of the Department OF Iaiamoros"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
FROM NEW.OgsLEANs.
The n-Cotton-Loss or a steamer
six Killed aud D. Woundcd-A
Steamer Robbed of S?0,OOO-The Pas.
scuncrs Fired On

NEw ORLEANS, Tuesday, Aug. ]. 100.
The steamer Lille, with 200 bales Of cotton,
was burned on the river No lives were lost
The steamer Joseph Pierce exploded her boiler 20
miles below vick,burg. She subsequently caught IRE
and burned TO tho waters edge. Six persons were
killei and ~ wounded The scnlding steam passed
through every part OF the boat. The air was filed with
dying eDbcrs.
Tine steamer Dove was boarded by robbers on IN Q
Yazoo River Sunday afternoon who took go 000 and
othea ynlu iblcs and opened indscrimnaie trc on
the passenger Woundng the mato and one passenger
1ho passengers weIe stripped 81 their 'aiuaDies.
CAIRO, Wednesday, Aug. Q 1865.
Twelve hundred bales of cotton passed here
to-day, mostly for Cincinnati.
The steamer Ruth brings New.Orleans dates to the
9th ut
Superintendent Conway reports less than thrty.fve
freedmen ma!ntliacd by Government in Louisiana
No rations arc issued except the sick and helpless
Cotton, sug,r and molasses ut Acw.Oricans arc IN
changed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
The Crcns Eastern 10 Leave Vaicntia July
3A-Che Gulf Line-Arrival Of the
Clara Ciarita ut Aspy BAY.

HEARTS CONTENT, y. T., Tuesday, Aug. J. 1865
Via AsPY BAY. Aug. ,, 1865. )
Crowds are beginning to gather here from
all parts Of the Island witness tho landing Of the
Atlantic Cable. The weather is unprecedentsdly fine
The Great Eastern was to leave VGlentia on Monday
morning July "A.
The favorable weather encourages the hope that the
cable the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence viii be got in
working order in day or two.
AsPY BAY. " /. Tuesday. Aug. Q, 1865.
The steam yatch Car. Claritn with Engineer
Everelts party board arrived here this morning.
The weather is fnc. and the elements the most favor
able for the prosecution Of the work Of undermining
and repairing the cable across the Gull Of St. Law
r.raa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
Important Novcment Of Troops-Mcvc-
bients of COrtinus-E xtension Of Tcic-
graph Lines.
From Our SPECIAL Correspondent.
Free Oar Special Correspondent.


MAIAyoRos, July &c, 1865.
large body Of troops is to come to this
poin; again.
Tie grounds oT this assertion are tia. bnillc- rad
in She presence Of The writer that four largo barracks
each 100 feet by S. to be built here, and That no.
with oters had sent in, the ith proposals to bui
such barracks. which could lodge about 5000 mon A
second ground is that a contractor for army suppues
said this evening that 1900 french troops nre under
orders 10 TO this place.
The barracks are 10 30 located out ide the four
quarters of the town.
A small force Of about 500 men. and battery of
light howtzers Il think mountain bowzers), with the
ammunition chests carried on mules left this place for
Monterey yesterday. The mcn woro coarse linen
oo.oyn, ven ADAPTED foT tre heat. Their fr Jrces ,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
Troops Across the Rio ermnde-Nho arc
Among Them - Facilities for Exil.d
Patriots - The European Emigration
scacnss-Kcvicw by Gen. Lopez.
'''n On spo.ia. Co1ogpondent.


MATAMoHos, July a. 1865.
To-day learned from good source "a late
= Office Of some rank) that come 600 Coniederaes
ave .s'e.y crossed the Rio crandc, with the view c.
reg te Mcxican service. AID that they are 70 be
ss'H'~ea .io corps formed Of them only am in
ton 80 '''''' " ''''~'
'"'e oh'ee1s o. note nre among them. One is tie
"''aiy general, Wade Hampton, WHO is said 70 be
SIC H'eE' n cmnargo. with coo men. am also :old
~ 1grncer IS al Monterey At tie capiial Is Gen.
-! sHi'l. This is impoi;ani. for It will crush tie
-. =, % the Republican party in Ills country.
''ng with tits news am ALE 10 add the flct. that
commissioner Gen. &c IA porta. las come 70 This
W order Of Government 10 grant lands 10 exiles
49,, '"ed country. AID la give them eyeIy fac1;tv 20
- upon lhem by admitting. free Of duty. srrieul
~ implements and minerals etc
-" seems 70 show that the Emperor is DOW GOING "
~ on The scheme of colonz * The border with men
sue late " {. $" Army. mud pt them again.. any
,aisfanis non inc Norm.
os 70 io'ils arrived - lbs city o. The ,.ll an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
RBpucrroN OF FREIGHT TO New,

REDUCTION OF FREIGHT TO NEw.ORLEAys.
The New.York Mail Steamship Company have rc-
duced the rates Of freight the steamers OF their line
The Guiding Star is receiving freight at Pier No.
l6 North River as follows, General merchandise, BY
weight. per leo ID. 7ac. general merchandise oy
per cubic foot, 3oc; china and glassware
by measurement per cubic foot. 25c gunny- ana
woodcnware, by measurement, per cubic foot' 2oc'
barrels dry equal to horrbar-el per Dbl 81 ~ bar
rels potatoes. apples and onoaG pef egi st sssc' "a
gross gallon &c., specie or currency. pabahe ID kind
OF Der cent To st Lou, ard interinediate E.aees
the Mississippi River for wsSh .sr1aSn Ds ..
ment per eabc foot 4Oc.; general lneTchanids", "
weight per 100 TO- 81. The ateliers In thus nne ie"''
semi weekly on Wedpcsdsvs ard SatprdaJA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
NaximiIi"n Expected mt Nafnmoros
terconrsc with ACKNOWLEDGMENT
and the Robbers.
CAMo. Wednc,dnr An,

cAi'o Wednesday. Aug. .. IsG5
The Ruth brings New-Orleans dates TO tho
eth ult.
Maxinilian H. expected at Iatln soon
Gen. Meja has forbid all persons leaving AIatamoros
without pass or crossing into IT from Brownsville
Codnas has been furnishing robber bands, and pro-
claimed all communication and commerce between
Neiamo5ps and cttg IcTs eosdt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
TEXAS.
Arrival OF Gov. Hamilton ~ Houston
Lutc News from Shelby.
NEW. ORLEANS. Tuesday. AugI

NEW ORLEANS. Tuesday. August ], 1858.
Gov. Hamilton reached Houston on the Goth
ult en- route " Austin. He was meeting with warm
reception.
TIE Houston Telegraph mentions the arrival Of the
officers Of Shelby's party. Shelby was encamped
Monterey with 500 men, who quiet and orderly
ard had not been disturbed by the authorities. Shelby
get grant Of land and other inducements TO COLOMBO
The Adams Express Company arc extending con-
ucctioua To Icxus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
Gire mt Atchison, Kansas.

AIcHIsoE, Kansas, Wednesday, Aug. ?, 1853.
a fire last night destroyed the grocery store
Of Holt the house OF T. Book, the Queensware store
Of o. Cook and several small stores. and seriously
damaged tie new block being erected by Discooek &
Lery. The loss ON tho goods Is between s200OO and
$4,000 Tho loss on tho building Is not ascertained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
Movements Of Steamers.

HEARTS CONTEXT, n. f., Tuesday. Aug. ]. 1865
The steamship Hibernia. from Glasgow on the
o2d of july for New.York. was intercepted of Cape
Raco at o'clock Tuesday afternoon, and the City Of
Dublin from Liverpool on the I'D via Queenstown for
New.York was intercepted off the same point hour
later. Their rews is anticipated by the Asia at Hall
fux.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
Found Drowned.

FoRr HAMILTON n. Y. Aug. ., 1863
The body Of a man about3O years Old, six feet
high with short black hair and clothing was found
here to-day. An inquest held by Justice Bennett
The body had apparently been in tho wetar about i've
days. verdict was rendered accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
Maior.Geu. Stnnnnrd. NJ. A.

BURLINGTON VT. Wednesday. Aug. ., 1865
At tho commencement OF the University oil
Vermont in this city today the honorary degree Of
Master OF Arts was conferred upon Drevss MajorGsn.
George j. Staunard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
Mcalfh Of Gov. BrouQh.

BUFFALO. N. Y. Wednesday. August @ 1895.
1t was reported here this morning that Gov.
Brough Of Ohio was dead. dispatch from Cleveland.
however. dated at 1918 p. me- reports him as having
slept comfortably last night, and says no has fair APP
petite.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
sniliur Of the Asia for BOSTON.

HAuFAx, wednesday. Aug. . 1861.
Tho steamship Asia sailed for Boston at IL
O'clock last nght whore she viii be due at early hour
on IhgIs Law morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

The Toronto Leader has report from Mon.
real stating that IL proposed by some rnans to
kidnap George Sanders for the reward offered BY The
United States ti0yerBnent hot the Ilan fpi.ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
OUR NATIONAL FINANCES
OFFICIAL STATEMENT TO JULY 81.
The Debt Over Two and . lal1
Billions.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Aug. 2. 1865.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday Aug. 2, 1865.
The official statement Of the public debt as
appears from the books Of the Treasury Department on
the 3lst Of july shows the amount outstanding to DO
g. 757. 1853, 275 IS. divided thus. viz:
The debt bearing interest in coin is g. 0e CO.
on which the interest is s64, SEX 37 So
The debt bearing interest in lawful money is $685.
l56 545. on which the interest is $74. 10000 70.
The debt on which interest has ceased is o. 527 100
The debt bearing no interest Is 1851. 9O6969.
The total interest both In coin and lawful money 10
sl39. 262 46s %.
The legal tender notes in circulation ere as follows:
One and two years. per cent notes, s3s.0H.2oo
United States notes old issue. Ss72601
United States notes, new issue .-... 432,ooI,oo
Compound interest notes, act Of March )
1868. loVVVO
Compound interest notes, act OF June 80
leb4. ''"i<'s'V
Total legal tenders in circulation. e6s5. 236.2t9
The amount OF fractional currency is e25 10000.
The uncalled-for pay acquisitions and miscellaneous
items Of the War and Navy Departments amount to
SIS 1896 co.,
The amount Of coin in the Treasury Is s35 3s 900.
and Of currency eel Total amountin Treasury.
sll6. 739. 632 50.
The statement Of the public debt as appears by tho
returns and Treasury books the 3st Of Juy COM
pared with that made On the 3st of May two months
ago. shows increase OF s22 during the inter-
yenng PERIOD owing In part TO the extraordinary sums
required to pay the arrearages due TO the army; tho
entire public debt being 80 63 05 753. The amount Of
legal tender notes now In circulation is $685. or
an increase from the 3lst OF May of s26.075,7O0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
THE sURRATT MYSTERY.
Tho Prisoner Recognized - surrat at
Baltimore-His Arrival In Washing.
ton-His Own Account Of Himsslf-Hc
II In sono Way Connected with the

tou-His Own Account Of Himsslf-Hc
II in sonc Way Connected with the
Assassination.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. August Q, 1865.
Every one was on the qui vive this morning
to gesa glimpse Of the mysterious prisoner the Of
whose coming had preceded him. He arrived at the
depot on the 1920 morning rain and turned out to be
not John IL Surratt but John G. Ryan according to his
own story. 1t said by those who know Surratt that
there Is a marked resemblance between the two per.
sons. The prisoner was heavily ironed and strongly
guarded but nevertheless endeavored to assume an air
Of Payne-like Indifference He is now confined in the
Old Capitol
To the Associated Press
BALTIMORE. Wednesday. August q 1865.
The person arrested in Texas recently and
passed Relay Station this morning. route ior Wash
ington, heavily roned and under guard.
lie was recognized at the Station by familiar
acquaintance and old friend. who was allowed to speak
to the prisoner and who says positively that the man
in irons Is John II. Surratt
The deposition Of this person at once taken and
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1865.
The Star says: At 1920 O'Clock this morning the train
from Baltimore brought in the prisoner reported to be
John ii. Surratt, In charge OF Capt. Smith oi the "a
IT, S. Artillery and Provost Marshal Of Memphis. Tenn
and under guard Of sergeant and three men OF the
l.0th Illinois Regiment.
He was heavily ironed and his arrival at the depot
Immediately escorted 10 carriage and driven to
the Provost MAJ shas Office, when Col Ingraham or
dered him to be committed 10 the Old Capitol Prison
He was arrested in Memphis on Wednesday. July ~.
by Capt. Smith. not on suspicion OF being John H. our
rat as has been nmated but the charge Of having
been engaged In the conspracy and 1t Is said that the
evidence against him Is very conclusive
lie gives bis name John 8. Ryan, and states that
he is from Texas and has been captain in the Con-
federate service
lie bears singular resemblance in features TO the
Surratt family. but those who knew John IL. Surratt
when here are positive that this man is not him.
The prisoner dressed In gray. with light co.ored
souch hat and is about five feet seven inches in hight
rather SLIM and slender frame lght sandy hair fair
complexion, slightly freckled. light blue eyes, sharp
nose rather long, and has the knucke OF the Little finger
OF the right hand shot off apparently by a ball.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO.

OF Judah p. BENJAMIN, Kirby
Smith, Ex-Governor Reynolds and
Capt. Bcauregnrd as Havnna-Propo-
sal Of n Plebiscite i'm Mcxico-Occupa.
ton Of Monterey by the Frcnch-scizure
Of an Americas Schooner by tho I'm.
periaiist Authoritics-Thc Bcbeilien In
Hayti Not Vet subducd-The stenewall
Soon to DO Delivered 10 the United
states.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-21
Philosophy of Marriage.
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. CoLYoUR, MEDICAL OFFICE no. 30 SOUTH
IL Meridian Street. forfets his fee II he fails In cur
ing that may under his care, no matter
how obstinate Or long standing. He warrants 700
cure. Syphilis in the primary stage helped In Is min
utes, cured In ~ hours- elect OF 90 years GAndng
cured by Or. G. oeeee Nsur. z 10 y. Il ~>sr1s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-21

His inimitsble preparation Of SARSAPARlL.
LA has long stood at the head of the various com
pounds az that valuable drug.