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REPLY OF MI. BOOTH.
FRANKLIN SQUARE, Boston, April u, 1865.

FRANKLIN SQUARE, Boston, April u, 1855.
Henry c. jarrett, Eeq.:
MT DzAn S1E: With deepest so.row and
g1eat agitatiou thank yen for relieving me
from my engagement with yourself and the
public. The news Of the morning has made
me wre'chcd indeed, not only because have
cions Of brothers. crime, hut because good
man and most justly h?nored aud patriotic
ruler has fallen In an i1our Of national JOY By
the hand Of an assassin. The memory 0t Inc
thousands who have Ellen on the field In our
coun;ry's defense during this struggle cannot
be forgotten by me even In this the most dis
trcssins day Of my lifc.. And most sincere.
II pray that the victories re have already
won may stay the brand OF war and the tide
Of loyal blood. While mourning, in com non
with all other loyal hearts, the death Of the
President. am oppressed By private woe
not to be expressed IN words: But whateyar
calamity may beiall me or mine, my coun-
try, one and indiVisible, has my wafmcst de-
yotion. EDwN Booth.
, 1865-04-21

SETTLEMEHT OF THE " "STOEEWALL" AFFAIR.
There is prompt and pacific end to the
trouble hetwean our na7al Commanders at
Lisbon and the Portuguese authorities. The
Governor Of the fort from which fire Wis
opened on the american cruiser Niagara, has
been removed, agreeab1y to the demand Of
our Minister at Lisbon. The matter will be
allow ed to rest here, SO far as Portugal is
concerned. And by the time the pirate
reaches new hatbor, the intimation that
We arc about to institute retallatory meas-
utes will doubtless have renched Europe.
, 1865-04-21
01v D<@tFuy-Wl,at II 1t

PROFESSOR EUsTlE LARHAk:,, {papu Of n
s-FIcA1lY md ooEEKCTLy. ihe EETCEE E4ETHts
:1EsT1SY Of !.nJ MAJ Woman or hid. No Csrdt o.
:;GartS rciIt OFT pArtLc1ary the FU7cEH IN 1cEard
70 Health, Money. Llkep"tt. Love AID Msrisse'
Fua ChSrt>. t.: ien yes5s. fs: nys aarssions. Il
81 birth whether single or ma1Tei. an. sex A+dsrss
.zEeTlS LARRkkD, Camden, NeE Jersey
, 1865-04-21
Edwin Booth
The following correspondence will undoubt-
'ed!y prove of interest to our readers:
iI.r1Y9s HEnsf 34H ItnRErr

PARKER noUsE, T O'Clock A H.,
Saturday, April 10, 1865.
Edwin Eooth. ESQ.,:
all DEAR SIR: A fearful calamity ia upon
us. The President Of the United States has
fallen By the hand OF an assassin, aud, I nm
shocked to say, suspicion points to On, neat
ior'ible decd. God eTant Era t. il NAV | not Drove rove
20. With this knowledge, and out Of respect
to the anguish which will fll the public mind
as soon as the appalling fact shall be fully re-
walled, have concluded to close the Boston
thcater until further notice. Please signify
,-a Sour o4,4,e-Ation IN this matter.
In gi ent EorruW and haste, remain yours,
very t,uly, HENRY G. JARRErr,
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-. onits or se1ual organs for nfeen year, aud for
fhe iss. th1tc ycafs IN Chicago, il permanently
located a, e6 Randolph street, between State md
1acss,orI stroca. Dr.. James IL the only specialist
Of diseases OF The genital OF sexuAl ortanI tAt has
testimonas culoEtBttc Of his professional Ek from
Professors Of Medical Colleges and Hospitals. and
1on the pecks These Testimonials not bogus. nor
do CT come rom foreign country. but In the United
States Tbs parties stll living, and can I've refer
Ted to u any time. Dr. James. within The las htfeon
Se&1a haa trcaaed more disease. successfully of con-
tssons ycne1A character than any other Physaci
Ehe United St2tct- Dr. james Is rzponsine aao 70
liable. To those still sIcptlra a Dr. James *'n eiet
30 hts neshbors We're 1t not for the decacY Of Lie
subject II: James could refer to numerous personA
lie has successfully trrhted
pr. Jemes' Onloe, t:6 Randolph street, tur-s'ans3
All consultations confidential. Ten separate rooms.
x1n,rn honrs INN "a H. ti16P. II. ap2lu1s1-lt
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Edwin Rootl.'s Baggage Searched.

IFFom the Boston Uazctte Of sasufday.I
The presence Of Edwin Booth in this city
naturally directed attention to him. and de-
tectives with proper authorities visited him
yesterday. and he very promptly assented to
Nothing was found in auy way duplicating
him in thc scheme. Mr.. Borth was assound.
cd when first informed Of the news.
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PICK ET<.

an now manufacturing I beautiful Fiat p1ct,t
With ornaments hnad, Which. now onu u the lowest
fnarket mice. Shop corne. nf Canal and ERh,senfh
Streets. +. O. AddFoss, 185 West Jsckbonst.
npl&{:f3f JANE, kItsRY,
, 1865-04-21

Ae;sT1. 7. Il. GAUGHAN Z CO, 1f6 B;oadwkV
New York, extensive XAEC1ACruKERB AND INFfR
TEES u the leading and fashionable styles o.!
WATCHES AND JEWELRY. desiring 10 Increase
their bus1ness unlimited extent, have resolved
upon CHEAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION, subject 70 the
reEulsttont following: =
ETHT1FIcATxe. naming each article and 1ts value,
sre plsccd il sEALEp EsFKIorxe, and well mixed.
one of these envelope will be sent tJ na1i to any "a
kiL ARTICLES SOLD At ONE DOLLAR EACE.
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE!
On receipt Of the certificate you Will tee What 1cL
are going 10 hare. and then II Is 1t Jeut orton
the dolls! 4nd the article or not Purchasers
ieVe:ry on our lii, tor OEE DOLLAR. snd 10
aD try Ect ls.s tla1 one dollars worh e there :re
no hihpks The rr1ct Of Certificates IN ~ fo1IpEs:
One Tor Is cents: nve for q; eleven Ter r. thirty
for IS; sixty-nye for x1o: one hundred for liz.
cate ordered by them. provided t.elr remittance
amounts 10 one dollAr. AEcnts will collect Is cent
TO: eyl.y certificate and remit Is cents to us, elfhe1
IN cash or postage stan,pt.
..- No. LIE Broadway, New York.
apepuee. .1cs- -ttersdp
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lsonE:ectnl Physician, Can oI conE2iped - h4 anet
II epath ElxfE.8t., cofEcf Of Mrnro5, Ct1c@&o.
HsG block non ttc PostoL:ce. on III .h.1utc Els
la4 and Diseases Of private .ud de1icst= nature Il
10Th esxca EhIc1 he treAss With unparalleled success
:ooms seps.ste where Leetes sad Geutlsne2 GEE con
@al: the Doctor with the strtctcst p1tyac7. o&e:
rourt tron 4. n. to ?. n. aun1sJs, 1e 10 II e. n
saom1cppicAuons co1ndental. Ce111!tA!!on trEs
Natyeae Postortce Boz 13&. .Ec1cso rEc stenps aat
~. his fu,dA tn Bealth GeHs-ds97-17 il
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Railroad THING Table,
a1CAao AND NoE.nHEsT1Ax-DKPoI Coz. W5Bt

Railroad Time Table.
CHICAGO AND HoE=uwxsr1aS-Dxro7 Coz. w.s1
WATxN AND KINz1E sT1.
ps5. szpze.,.-..-...-.. sanu a. m. .s:45 p n.
& isaesville eAecomnodata T. 900 >. n. sis p. n. n.
aA1zsA DIVISION.
tulto6 and Cedar Rapids. s:15 3. Il. zs0r-r.
seqs speero,t aaa end Danieiih. S T. % sS D. m, m
arcepori and Dunleith.... BIS p. n. l;3O 4. "a.
Rockford and So1 River. 400 p II 11:1oa.n.
tss2; ae2 &c s F. Z. a. IL ~ :. + N: m
MICHIGAN ossrRA1-
Detroit Express. $500 q. N. $500 \, n.
nr,t netrot E1pEess' E1Fess 1;san T.
t1rsibs ier ancinn:u ina nd T fIoais7tlIs:5 I'd 49,
aornsng E1peese. .e:oo : T. 11:n e.n.
Night Expfe5a. 3E13 p. II. p: .ns
r1oHaAH souEHHn4i-pEeoF 0nb17 V8R Bu1dN
R;zza;aa R;z IS %s5 ::sss e
Msht @ ;. 3. 4 tfss@ 3.
DETao1r rHA1NE
S1pFeSs, W adrian 4, ILL., r&9o n. .11:ss p n.
r111sauaa. roa9 wAfN5 aD 1ucAao.
5ail and aeso:a'dAtior. .a:39 39 g. ZIG ?. a
Ray Ras1a! E4D1ss:. as; ' S '11@ 1abb n
Cincinnati Express..... t6:G5a. N. f11Rop. n
Cincinnati Express. 80 m: 12:s9p n
.,ea7e Pittabarg.... 800 In. 4:ss pm. as0 pa.
a..,vs a'5sSsss Es!sas: 3 IL P Ba: Il s In IN
ia 1910 PIN. 1900 su, t4 pm.
Attention.,
via, lo:27 pm. la:0o n s:43 pm.
Phi1ndel,
;. :. Balamofe... ~ pm. TO AZ i2@ pm
Washington. .1Glu p,m- 1aa5 Am- 5:15 pm
Late Cincinnati and Chicago Airline Railway
.j9Y 4TpItas. .bU0 An 1;.Qu D, n.
Night Express. T40 p. N. 11:1Q 1. N.
For Cincinnati, indianapolis and Loaisvillel
Mall and 1press..-...+.-..8;0a u n. ll:M p. r.
:" ..-......- TAO p. n. TITO 8. n.
3. ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Day P1aiM9er->........:-.*:83 a. m *1ea5 p. N
Night Passenger. 1851. N. sd0G a. IA.
3ankakee Aeon. sl43 p. =.
Hyde park Iratn........;, B:9 =. n s!: T. n.
..........s5:35 2. N. 1855 p. n.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND Qu1aUx.
oa3 E1p1es. and Mai. ....... $40 l. a $50 F. N:
Night Expre5s...... ..IoI P 4 6.oo &. m+
Aendota Accommodation. .E& p. N. s:15 a. Il
CHICAGO AND ST. L6u1a.
DAY Express. ..-........... s00a.m- Go0p. n;
Ei9ht Express. ....:...:.. E5b ?. m. EM l. q.
Toilet and Wilmington Ac-
.omnuGAtion. ...--...... ED0 P. n BIS &. N.
CHICAGO ANp ROCK I3LAHD.
.}sy Express and Matl.... $40 a. N. f:3O .. u.
Night Express. .lGl1 p. m4 800 4. u.
Toilet Accommodation. E45 Pen. $50 q. N.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE 1ANHAx.
St. Paul Express. .avt = m- es:t3 ?. r.
ETpre8a.. s42Q p. n. sl9.15 p. II.
Wsnkegan Aecomnodatn KS p n. ESQ 5. 4
*SundAy1 excepted t8atuEak3E aKeep.ed.
fs5sa3aJe excepted.
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NEe. All the arrogant ATTITUDES Ot LutS nh-
tion, Eo offensive 10 iorcigu governments,
were inspired by slavery and under the nd
miDistl alton Of Its minion.+ Our tastes, our
habits, our Interests, md our principles. in
cline us to the arts Of peace. This nation
was founded By the common peopl;:s for the
embody IN public economy more Liberty
with higher Justice and virtue than have been
organized before. By the necessity OF our
doctrines We are put in sympathy with the
masses Of men in all nations. It is not our
business to eubdue nations, but to nNgmtnt
The powers Of the common people. The vnl-
gar ambition Of mere domination, as it be-
longs to universal human nature, may tempt
us, but It Is withstood by the whole force Of
our principle, our habits, our precedents, and
our legends. We acknowledge the obligation
which cur better political principles lay upon
us to act an example more temperate, hu-
name, and Just 9 than mo monareaical a1 gsyenments
still less will We tnslict 1t upon other nations
Ncr are We concerned that 50 many Ignorant
OF our conflict for the present mlsconceive the
reasons OF our inVlncible literary zeal. Why
contend, say thcy, for littlc territory that
3cu do Eot need? Because it Is ours.
Laughter and applause.l Because it is the
interest of every citizen to save 1t from be-
coming q fortress aud refuge Of '|fniquiky-
I 1his milton is our house and cur fathef's
house, and accu1sed be the man who will not
defend 1t to the uttermost. [Applause.1
More territory than We nredl England, that
Is not lat re enough to be our pocket, laugh
tlr1 may think thnt 1t ia more than we need,
but we are better judges Of what ne need
than they nre. Shall philanthropist say to
d banker who def nds hlmself against rob-
ter, "Nhy do you need 50 much money!"
But We Will not II ason with such questions.
When any foreign nation willingly will divide
their territory, and give 1t cheerfully away,
We will answer the question why we are fight.
iue R'or territory tlaughteEl 1t present. !
pass TO the consideration Of benefits that &C.
cruc @ 10 The South. In distinction from the
res; Of the nation, the South reape only suf-
fer,ur, but good eced lies buried under the
turroWs Of war that peace will bring to har-
ycst. First, deadly doctrines have been
purced away in blood. Tho subtle
noispn of secession was perpetual
fhrcad Of revolution. The sword has
ended that danger. That which reason had
affirmed as philosophy, the people have set
tied as . fact [App!apsc-] There can be no
NJ, menent government where each integral
ppar1icla has liberty to ay of. Who would ven
1nre upon voyage on ship each plank and
tiubcr of which might withdraw at ita pleas
urg? Laughter and applause. But the
naon1e have reasoned by the logic Of the
sword and Of the ballot, and they have de-
= Ard ;hat States arc inseparable parts Of the
Nati. nal Government. They are not soy-
a,e;rn. State rights remain, but sovereignty
| ia 4 Itrht higher than all others. and that has
heen made INTO common stock for the BENG
| flt Of al. [Applause.l AL further agitation
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left 1t the top what they thought to be
clarified anid. In their political economy
lahor was to be owned By capital; In their
theory Of government q few were to rule the
many. They boldly ayowed, not the fact
alone that under ell forms Of government
duty to do SO. Set free from Tue Lecsssity of
labor, they conceived q contempt for those
who telt Its wholesome regimen. Believing
themselves foreoidaintd to supremacy, they
regarded the popular vote, when 1t failed to
register thtir wishes, as an' intrusion and a
popular Liberty, like frcshets oyerswelling
ihc'r banks, but covered their dainty walks
ard :ywers with slime and mud OF democrat.
IL i. ,. [App]anse. When, with shrewd
o1ec4 ration, they saw the growth Of the
popular element in the Northern States, they
inntlnctiyely took in the Inevitable events
It must be controlled, or cut off ftom a na-
ton governed oy gentlemen. Controlled
less and lcss could 1t be in every decade, and
they prepared secretly, earnestly and with
vide conference and with mutual conuiyancc.
We arc to distinguish between the pretence
and means and causes Of this war. To in
flame and unite the great middle class Of the
South, who had no ntert st and no business
with war, they alleged grievances that never
existed, and employ ed arguments which
they, better than all other men knew
to he specious and false. Slavery itself was
cared for only as an instrument Of power or
Of excitement. They had unaltcrably fixed
their eye upon empire, and all was good
which could Eecure tnat, and bad which hin.
dered 1t. Thus the ruling class of the South.
an aristocracy as intense, proud and intlcx-
lille as ever existed, not limited either By Gus
TINS or institutions, not recognized and ad.
iusted in the regular order of society, PLAYING
3 reciprocal part In its machinery, but secret
| II disowning its own existence, baptized
With ostentatious names Of democracy. obse-
| auious to the people for the sake Of govern
| ing, that this nanleless, lurking arfstocrscY,
| that ian in the blood oil society like rash
| not get come to the skin; this political tape-
| wcrm, that produced nothing but lay coised
| In the body, feeding on It's nutrlmeut and
holding the whole structure but servant
set up to nourish 1t this aristocracy of the
! plantation, with firm aud delibkate resolve,
brought on the war that they might cut tue
land in two, and, clearing themselves from
fnconigible tree society. set up stesne1
state'ier empire, where slaves worked that
gentlemen might live at case. Nor can there
be any doubt, that though at fist they
mchut to erect the form Of republican govern
ncnt, this was but dtvico-a step necessary
to th. securing Of that power by which they
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We are au'nou1ed 70 announce CH aRI.Fs ROB.
* te0N - candids e for Councuman f.om tha
fusi hard keinon last sauriay u sspisu.hsr
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A delegation OF Alsbama farmers ar
rived here to-day TO consult with the
Freedmen's Bureau in regard TO the
utilization Of negro labor in that State.
The planters there, while conceding
that slagery ia 3 dead letter, ask that
their late slsFes shall be bound 70 them
FOR a certain term Of years, or in other
words be returned TO slavery sgsin,
urging in defense Of the plan that the
negroes would be benefited by it, en-
fortunately for them their logic is not
appreciated by Gen. Howard = Wash.
Cor Gin Gas.
Tie people Of Alabsms are slow 20
realize the altered condition Of the ne
grOes. It viii not be long, however,
before they understand the matter full
ly, and assume their new responsible
ties. All they want IS time. AL par
ties interested must bear and forbear-
be patient and hopeful.
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CLAM AGENTS, &c.

yvyoN KIM. Il. g. co., g. G aim Agents
Ulcers Pay AccOan ard QuarterEnas ters
Vouchers h5u ht at the best rates. or collected
Cfhce corner cherry ana Cedar slreets, up stars
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The Proc.amailcn Of ths Governor OF
Tawaa


q Governor Hamilton, Of Texas, has b.
sued s proclamation, similar in its
statement Of his s6utiesRnd the public
situation, 70 other prOclsmations by
Provisional GoVernorA He tells the
Texans that the Government Of the
United States seeks not, and has never
sought, to humble the people Of the
sonth, and says
aConquering the rebellion, the first
use il makes Of the power it possesses
is 70 relieve ne people from The legal
consequences Of their act Of rebellion,
and invite them toOccupy, By their own
set, their former position in the U
hianH IN 1itl
Slavery, Governor Hamilton says,
died because it made war upon the Gov
ernment, and he very emphatieAlly Is-
sures all concerned, thst there is no
resurrection for it-thst II the rebel.
lion is conquered, slavery is dead; that
negroes are free, snd that the Govern
ment will protect them in their free
dom. Governor Il further observes
that if 'fn the action Of the proposed
convention the negro is characterized
or treated Is less than q freed man, our
Senators and Representatives viii seek
ia vain, admission 10 the halls Of Con
eress.
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Allantle steam.hlns Loat.

The Glasgow makes the tWenty-ninth
steamship lost while plying between.
European ports and this country and
Canada during the past twenty seven
ve.rs or an average Of about one q
vatr since The commencement Of ocean
steam navigation between the two con
tinsnta The following is list Of the
ve-ssls. placsd IN the order 10 which
10Y . = -TlllA sseata .a.
iher uera lost.
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fhs lnaersonrnIe Prison Pen.


The following IS an extract from .
letter received at Washington on the
81 inst, nom Capt. J. NJ Moore, A. Q
NJ, in charge Of the cavalry sent 70 An
Jacksonville. Georgia, to lay ont the sol
dieFs osmesery there. The letter Is
dated judy 18th:
- s'Ne are eucanped within one hum
dred yards Of the prison pen Of Anders
sonSille, and q i, IN the fallestsenseof
the term, nothing more than a pen,
3 human pen, where th0ssands Of our
soldiers we're huddled together in an
inelosure Ieas than 200 yards long, aud
scarcely Ice yards wide, where they
Fere exposed 70 the rays Of An almost
tropical sun, and the shivering Winds Of
winter More than IS, 900 men, worn
out By exposurs and suffering, are
buried here. This prison pen sh0uld
never Be permitted 70 Be destroyed, bui
should stand until its stockades fall 70
the ground by decay, that unbelieYers
in the North may look on this ground
and conyipce. themselves of the inhu.
man crueitiea pefpefreted by the Feb
els upon cur prisoners There ere
about II, 600 headhoaEds yet = letter.
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Nuster- -Out RoIls

Officers VINO are anxious 10 get their com
panies mustered oag Of service, 80 ~ 90 allow
their men togo home, can nave their muster
cut rolls executed ia one day a. 0'Neill's
Claim Agency Office No. 30 Cedar Sc. aeid-
iers' back pay and bounty secured. Monthly
returns cf Quartermasisrs stores, aud quar-
terly returns Of ordnance storla promptly
executed. jy25--lmo@
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FOR ALDERMAN.
r B CHEATHAM.
FOB COUNCILMEE.
JOHN LELLYETT,
J. II. KENDRICK.

coan,llmauia the Eiah ward
p. J. KAUFMAN.
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CoLskTE 4 Co. beg % inform their cust9.
ners that they stiil cootinue the menufic
tQre Of their various styles Of Family AID
Toilet soaps, ssafeh, and cenalse.
Prices current forwarded by mail on ap.
plicztiou. tot9AfE 4 Co
Nos. s. Z ss John st New YORK
fuIy2s-su
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ryFESDIss 10 RE,sovE nv REsiDEScE
from hashv.lr. I Wii ~ a prEa'a Fais ny
HculFE0d l1l Alict % fEfu'tuf1i foll.alilR pl
ses-ts.sa. Nstfressna. carrrts Chalr- enc
Ahea e. a Nh-oa's eeEIlF AacdI1e ioEe hez eitn
To- 1le trl1c1 aiTurs 90 aefll 4si-te 80
Nooa Pane. stool. ccqsr 40 r1lslc Fia4e see
etolsa ill 81 % oily uppiteai c1s - = l..i..y
horne. raf H1rrn1 -. toaFttaf HI1 a1flf -.
! n raIr4t ila q u d0H ised. -. Ai1u No d.Il
Z O. PIE nn1 E1Frlar procf ta =. = allf1 CO -
80 a a. lls.Esrs 10 @ otHeFe strest Fer
slrr-rl.fs slsI.I e A. NJ reai1enca. fertq tfar
~ 80 tlfs Edr SD - . tridzF, cr ie y. y
feI5s. g rs.ly .-..,-'i's = 80 -
= .sS..a 80 - VI B. cHILua.
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The View Orleans Times says that this
wear he sugar crop in Louisiana will be
n,ost arstcbediy scanty. The onetous
revonue tax on Sugar has broken the
mel back, aud the planters hsVe no
di-positioE 10 invest labor and capstal
- crop, the expense Of eultiEating
whicb woald, after the sale of the pro
duct sonly lsaEs thsEa snafe deePiy in
dekrs Ihs cotton crop promises better
aints, s8d va 5iesd hAnds0als
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APPIIcA7fox q HEzsoaEl v Jossaos
rOE PlzpoS-Anong The sPPlieasions
for pardon aithsn day or 50, Is that q
Herschsl Y. johnson. Of Georgia who
vas formeslY eaRdidate fsr Vice Prcsi-
deaf On tie Douglas 6ckek His sppli-
csiiea foE pardon sas I,rsssntsd b fhs
Attorney General By Ma stephen a.
pouslaA
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NJ Huntington. Of Keiiey's lsia1d'
communicates TO the szndusky Regis-
ter bis estimate of the sraPe ProsPtot
on tie ssland Bet fcur per cent Of
he crop has rottsd thus fs5.
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We are Suihontsd % snnouuce J. E. RUST A.
eAna dai9 ior Couaaiiuan ifor ne ssyenih Wald.
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THE C3sFEssIoSs AND EKPEEIEScE or Ak Is-
gALTD.-Pubnshed Tor the benefit, and as a
caution 70 young men and Others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood, &C, supplyiug ct the same time
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