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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
PORK PACKING.
fChOTHING.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAI. THE
= partnership heretofore existing az NaeenJ
mali !. mckinney, w. B. Kiln ton, M r. Bacon
an :. !, Masls9n under the name and style Of
oy mutual consent The business of the old firm
VIII Dc settled S BY W. B. Ellington, At anton,
nen1 ha anu q Watson, Evansville, Ind
rent For particulars, inquire Of 4 e. wafsog
or Baird a. Start Evansville, Ind - A A@2p'
MATT. MCKINNEY
s1Aaa4sa 1a54 p ". y. ELhINGTONIs
T. It. WATSON - -
dec13 din NJ. L. BAG N.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
City and State.

R@-We are Indebted to Harry Sweet,
second clerk Of inc gay Morning Star,
for Memphis papers Of the 18th, 10 quick
time. = a = C'N-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
uoUsE AVID LOT FoR SALE.

Nics Dwelling House, containing eight
rooms, situated on Main street. Property in fine
order, Immediate possession given. For par
ticulars enquire of e. BISCH0F,
mis- EvanaYiIls Union, next to Court House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
Lease for 30 Years

On tho following: Lots on Second street, and
3 Lots ON Locust. Plat 10 be seen and terms
made knownat ths counting room of shankliR q
mildly joins sHANKLIN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
.wo FOR sA.LE.
DATHEg Lo0Ms ZOE lsALg.

TOR SALE -FLAT-BOATs-Twog small fats
Z boats Enquire Of the Wharf-master, or at
Rphner's coal fat. decl9 at
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18

~
Ds hIcoss. tos Paris, s1ter yeers = earnest
-. s son, has ut length accedcd 10 the earn
a c4sesss q the Americas pshiic. sd sspoins
~ Agent in New York fer the aals Of his val
Snns ~ highly priced Essepcs Of Life. This
80. !, agent will restore manhood to the
S" shattered constitutions whether arising
,vm exec ssee. the effects 81 climate or nssnral
sas.s he time required 70 cure the most 10.
;.. case 10 four weeks; and ii uned sccord-
PIE, failure Is impossible This life restoring
.e.seus should be taken by all about to marry,
= ~ effects are permanent. II is ACKNOWLEDGED
=, .he medical press TO be the grestcst discovery
t.. made Its developing powers are mirscu-
is success is rs certain rs thai science over
.nIo~s ignorance. DIR. Records Essence OF lie
40 soia IN cases. with full directions for use 1t
-, " TOUR quantities in one for %, and wifi BE-
m' 70 any part. carefully packed. on receipt Of
'sA''''ahce to his accredited agent,
Philip holland.
lHlyZ0 ~ Liberty street N "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18
Stop That COmsh!
ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM:
The Great Remedy for the cure Of
MPTTON.

AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
fItHL results OF lis use Is ii proof o Its great
Il vaue. The extraordinary HEALING FkOf-
EiTiES oi thls medicine are expcrioncea by all
those VINO haye used 1t. Their testimony can De
tounl in pamphlet which can be obtained OF
Gc Agents where the eiicine IL for sale.
Coughs and Colds however distressing, are
broken ap IN an Incredible short time, by c..using
"A SPECIFIC influence on the lungs, =" that themat
ter and phlegm are easily .Aiectorated.
Pains aud Soreness of the Chest are quickly re
LEVIED. b, the irriiaied parts becoming heaied--
Cold Ehiiis and Night Sweats becouie ANN date
" checked, by the strength beng restored The
torpid liver isrestored to action, AS the blood be-
Comes purified.
ALLE,' sLNNG B4LSfN contains No OPT
IN any form II is perfectly harmless tor the
most delicate child.
CoNsrarIivEs would dowell TO read his treats
PnYsiciASs who have failed TO cure their pa
tients should try this Me icne before they give
the case up. ~ We know very many valuable
lives have been saved by oeing persuaded TO give
it trial.
BE sure and get ALIENS Luxe BALsAa and let
no other article be lainled upon.you
ALIENS LuSG bALsAM Is put up with great care
and with hne steel engraved label, bearing the
sigature OF the proprictors.
DON'T FORGET THAT
ALLgAs LUXE BALsAM u,tt break up the most dis
tr,ssihy touyh ma far houre' time.
Many cases Of CoNsr mrrIoN, that we're consid-
cred inrurabe, have been cured in this city
Gall and sc; apamphlet, aud read the remarka able
cures. whirh will convince you OF the great value
Of this medicine.
Don I despair because all other remedies have
failed but try the remedy aud YOU will not be de-
ceived. For sale by the proprietors.
J. n. HARRIS h co, Cincinnati o.
PRicx-fl per bottle. Sold by Medicine Dea =
ers througnontt the city and country. For ss.e
b, Il. :. Afford, davenport r. n Stone. mus
cat'ne; br. +. Woodruff, DesMones; MORRISON
h Co Iowa Cuv mrl4-.o,i& eowly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18

From Rev. ". d. sEic, RisD, Pastor Of the 18Th
Baptist Church siJ

DoptiSt CuuTcu
Philadelphia, December 2sth, 1858.
Aessrs, Jones 4 Evans Gentlemen - hsys
recently been laboring under the distressing ef.
fects of indignation. accompanied by pros,rs-
ton Of the nervous system Numerous RENE
dies were Recommended by friends, and s0rns Of
them tested. but without &c ief Your Hood and =
GeImas Btlers were recommend by psr suoe
who had tried them, and whose favorable men-
ton OF the Bltters induced me TO try them. /
mus. confess that had an aversion 10 Pst~a1
Medicines, from the Thousand and ons' susck
of sweetened sad drngged liquor upon the CON.
nunity, in . sly way and the tendency of which.
fear, 10 to make many contrm dTunksrc
Upon learning that yours was really msdss,s-
q preparation, took i With happy eHtet itA
nervous system. MES prompt and grst.iy ins. 4
feel that have derived great ADD psrrrepss a
benefit from the use Of few bottles. -.
Very respectfully yours,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18

Have proved, from he most as.p.s ssgssisscs sairs
Are the er,s w~dciaes oItss1 AdApas1 - ppuAas -
So ss.rle. ,hse mStAa cahnot - made IL usfIae
,hec, "a hsysrj<ss - svse' fteso Aahesv sSd 90
~ ma = u BE- ssusys ssn1s- 1lsy Asvs assssb -
hshest eessme ton ~. ~ - sissSS reader
sdsis1ket1oD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


a
,..-.r ~...,.,
At Washington. on Friday evening
M ~ a.I.cJi
Inv n's' u: no wss.U T%~.,. aAly
wss ssueo III "'o''S'' '" A"s'sesJ.
| 49, .fal;shsd q 81 ilom;r.o
~
Theneeroes nave called convention Ia
Indiana " get woee t'gfiss LOT themselves.
The Masonic fraternity are - build . hne
opera house IN Indianapolis.
Ann, U;x&,cson v.luelba- n,tos.,.;
m. l.ctu,. hail mi. sa..on :, 80 h,,sa..d
doIi.rs = n;vb. -
C>,.-nc. u..,;,.o, ,<r. ..,
,h., $780,. 49, ~. 800 s ~.
conr,. - .'o o'-"e s'e1. - '"s
TE<F- sssss sq ~
~ ~. .sS 49, Y'
~, prss;d...
80 - e''1s sa ~nttasu
Tho dessrtions Seom Ire regdisr az vol
unteer armies during the last month
"'01''eu ~ "'s '"'o'A'u
II took fast youth just five weeks to fin.
-
had the lorettes to assist him.
Simon Bree died lately At st. Louis from
the effect Of poison admins tered by bis
wife, who acknowledges she" did not like
him.
The Comniss 'oner Of Internal Revenue
has decided that alcohol male from beef
Is not kubIec. to taxation on the ground
that The beer has already PAID one tax.
The yre., ,ro,.;nv .,.tch nm tho f..h;on
rourse an Law Isl.nd he,w.sn Ds,t.r
Ceo,ve W;lkcs and General Rrtler tor ono
thousand dollars, resulted in favor Of Dex-
ter, in each heat.
~,
Ine SP'eao u '"o "os cnoiera IS sa'u 70
."'"""s =. i ~ az. A v"s ,eeaer los
cinitv Of Ipd,anano)is
"a. -,
''sH ihoiopson lcsie Inc euitOr o. VIC
Louisville journal that the only persons in
the south ~fOWssh to DO any more fight
Ing are those who didn't do any when they
The Naval Academy 1t Annapolis was
opened Yesterday under the superintcnd-
tnce OF Rear Admiral u. ID. Porter and =
't
The western iron dealers had a conference
at Pittsb0rg on Friday last, In consequence
OF which the price OF IRON was materially
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18

Principal uilicc and Laboratory j. at th. n r.
corner of SiNTi aud COMMERCE. Streets
Philadelphia. whore all letters for advic. or bus
mess should be directed
tie viii be ouud there c cry SATURDAY.
professionally toexamine inngs With the Eesui'
rooc'cr for which his lee IL three dollars. ali
al, ic, tree -
In New York nj No. 81 IsONDSt. every TIES
DAY. { ous VI 10 3 + 81
At the MARLB IRo' HOTEL, Boston .Ianu
AIRY aud ~. Feb 10 aud III. April ~ and 90
Ma, l. md - june q aud -. Jaiy 9 and ~
The tine for mt being IN sAi iiaua. ami Pms
b He "li be seen in the iui. papers OF those cit
les.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18

,o .sgsstGas Msss4ss -
NEW v ynp,Sieo 9. GoSdE = G.
D =! Al, llMORE-S :. Haucej - ~ sla~
sr.,,vtEHvAsA -lDr Geo. Il. Kesser.
Psrk S1'IesS So's suo scon~
81, LOUIS Collins Bros. - = 0Sosss' 9hs
san FRANCiSrO-Hoste.,er s,n;.br
Also. sold BY all Druggists aud Dealer. .n
Read the Column Of r:.~s
mOn1aDs in Satmrnav,s
s,iasi Del6Ocrat.l -
WlDos-d1Aw wed l,s--s.4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18

From ruLius I.Kr, Esq, firm Of Lee 1 Walk.
United States, NJ. ~ Chestnut street, Phila.
delphla.
February sth, 1864. .
Messrs. jones' 4 Evans--ti.ntlenen: Ny
your Holland German BIt.ers, that 1 concluded
10 try II myself. find il 10 be an invaluable
tonic. aud unhesitatingly recommend IL " al
VINO are suieing from from dysp.tnis have
have had that disease IN its nj VI obstinate
form-ha'ulence- or many year and your Bit
tiers has given me when everything else had
failed. Yours truly.
JULIUS LEE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18
FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE AGENCY.
4 Perfect Cure for Catnrrh
Z d. C0ODAlE'S
IA I: 4 |! |! 81
AND MODE OF TREATMENT is

The afCIMe or Herf1CiiON.
10 penetrated the secret A M bash
Of this terrible disease, aud exterminates it, root
and branch, forever.
symptoms Of this loathsome malady, and ayerts
consumption.
Il cleans the head. GleoslOrises
the breath and affords the most grateful relief.
II 0lcv i1fes more Agony and sic
lem suffering tiian tongurs can tell.
II IL noted fhr caring the nusOso
hopeless csses. that every known means have
failed in.
u cures Hay. Rose and Period.
ic Cssarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
Ne form orCaanrrh or noises In
the head can resist its penetrating power.
lDr. GOO0a1e has NOW npent =
lifetime in battling with this fell disease His ri.
umph 10 complete.
|, Ilr. Geodale's Casarrh Remedy.
',s hG9le > liqsss, inhaled fton the. palm,
1Dr. =. GOOdale 10 known thro..
onght the country as the author of the only True
Theorysof Catarrh. ever published. Where its
origin what itsravages-mode Of treatment
and rapid cure in all its FORMS = aa "a
Dr. GO0tlaaess Pntmphlet On Ca
tarrh should be read by every one. 1t can be
obtained At our nearest Agency, or By sending
postage STAMP to our office
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS. s,eq
SAI-kHH lHe name OF Df. n. GOO0aIe mas
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victims Of CAtafrf from his we'll earned Yarhs 70
curing this terrible disease. He is the first and
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node Of treatment il the only one ever known to
cure it.-lTroy. N: Y. Daily Times,
Plihy Aills. the well-known traveller, and
whose family Physician DR.. Goodale was for
many years. avs: -ng f9a sgxFsflsa
IF DR.. Goodale says he can cure Catarrh he
can care it," He furthcS certifies shse the Dr..
has ~ equals IN medical skill, snd no supsriou
il successful practice.
Hay, rA.e and 9eriedsc Oatesh, -Dr. 6cod
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only ahbrds the greatest reliefin every variety
Of Catarrb. but il extinguishes the disease forey
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18

1T. u. AsasIcrN' Iodine Wafer.
An Invaluable discovery ful Gram Of Iodine
N each ounce ef Water, dissolved with
out a Solv. nj!
The most powcrf ul virallzing Agent and Re-
stotative known. Scroinla, Salt Rh.um Can
GERS. kheuNhatism, Consumption and many Her
ediiary aud Chronic diseases, are cured by its
use AS thousands e n TESTIFY Circulars sent
free. Price q per bottle orc for Is DR.. n.
ANhERS h Co.. Phi sicians and Chemists. 42s
Broadway, \. \. Sold by Druggists. spl6dwsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18
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HornHopathic Specifies

s''.s '.ss %s TX,
y: Medicine; .': sss. sses = sl,, =.
them q ns.~Is.s, % - svss' ften lahesv, sss 20
sasssas = 70 - ss-.y: ssA.s. !lsy Asss ssssd,bs
highest c.s"e seAuon u's ~ ~ - s'sass sssdsf
=" g rs a n - Csnss.
No. Cares Fcvefss coseestions ssd Ii. ~.
. wer@s crm I,; fever u oru co,i: =
Is :" cry lag tufc, or seeiiinr mi ssts. rs
- " 1etoessh~sa of children or sdalss vs.
D" IDyse odsry .griping. bilioss rolic. 70
80" eAO0era>I10r6us,gr vomiting IS
- "Cen&hs, Cold Ho@rssness. Bron-
"s'" Nearaixis. Toot,ibsehe, Pace
sche. Nervous Pains .......... -
." !aeaaas.hes, s,ck besdscbe or
40 IDysScc.lss. weak or bilious
stomach co-pv-ness ...;-....;.;; 10 20
III Aoppr~ssAa.O cor psintul peyioSs 70
s.t1s" l10arOrrhOem or WHITES,
too prefuse pesiods, proispsis. 20
& "l2 " lroops boarse cough, breathing. 70
"a +" Asaoe.( lh-om, er yspelss. ernptions ~
"l5 RheuvA d 1Ssss, rheumatic pains 25
"ls Eev~rAgn- chill fever, nd ssses 80
~ 1slles, internal or external. blind
Or bleeding ....-....... 90
"ls DplseDsn1Bn Y .sore, weak. inha-
med et~a or eveiIda ...... SO
10 C0lssrrh, acute or chronic, or in
uneuLa.- ..-.s.... %
''g6 " w hOOp6ng cough, or violent
svasmodsc cough ............. 10
''2l \ sa0smn0, opp. difficult breathing 20
5z " Ear discharges, Impaired hearing 81
''23 . ScrOGMIss. large gland dwellings 50
''2i Gene fa1 debility, weakness..... so
rs . obtO1ssy. snn scsnty sesretions. 80
''zS Se0, sickness, or sickness Of riding 81
~ . bAk>Dney disease. gravel. 50
..ze NersOaa debility. Semip / en-
OMISSIONS involuntary discharges. 1no
400 '' Sore ~ Ossh. canker. .... SO
30 +" oPbssssPy,nco nttnence, wettink bed 81
''3i g. AsaiS ales1 per iods.even with spasn 81
80. :. Awner'nGs at change Of Lie and
"3s Epilepsy and spasns and 81.
N.'us dance Loo
"34 lDipalaerin. aud sore throat. loo
FAMILY CASES.
Case of35 yals morrocco case and book on
- - large yiaIs, In morocco, and book. SEQ
"Z9 do do do :. 60
ago do plan Gaze, do 80"
"l5 boxes, Nos. to Il aud book 49,. 300
"of any hoxes, Nos 10 10. md book %
Single boxes, with directions, ESQ, t0c and 81.
Veterinary Specifics.
Mahogany Case, 10 vials ........... BIO. 90
Single walls with dire tons. 90
These Remedies. by thecsse or single box, are
sent 10 any part of the country, by Mail or tx
li,,s, free Of charge. on receipt OF price. AID.
dress,
mlTMPssueEY'S
SperIfit Homeopathic Medicine Depot,
Office and Depot Doe Broadway, N. Y.
For sale BY every Medicine Dealer.
DR. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily AT his office
personally by letter, as above for all forms Of
ifsease.
Il A,ARNAmAN.
A gents, Davenport. jy5deodsly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18
REM EM BIER
That this Rlllere n Net Alcoholle
CONTAINS NO AU0 on WHISKY. :.
and Cant make Drunkards,
But Is THE
BEST TONIC in the WORLD.
READ WHO SAYS So:

FaoM rHE liox. Th0NAs Is. FLORENCE.
FaoS rHs Hos. rnoMAs b. FLo. Excs.
Faou rnE IioN. THOMAS b. FLoRINoS.
W sshinxto i Jan, l-t. 1894.
Gentlemen, Having stated Il rbslly 10 you,
] have no hesitation, in writing tht lat. that
G experienced d marked benefit from your uOof-
lands German btters. During y loig uud te-
dous session Of Congress, pressing ana onerous
duties nearly pfOstfa,ed me. a kind u lend sug-
eested the use Of the preparations have named.
l took his advice, and the resu : was improve
nient ot heath, renewed energy, and that psrtic-
ers may be similarly adv gsd they desire "
be- Truly your friend.
THOMAS b. FLORENCE.
From JouS y. wrssasaAs. Esq. iirm q
ufacturers Of Fancy Iron Works, 25s Csnsi 81
I am the rec pient from you one Of the grestest
favors that can be- conferred Dpon man, viz -
that ofiesltlL For many years hevs J sg6sssd
from Of the most annoying aUd facilitating
complaints that the human family can b. sfjitsd
with. Chronic Diarrhea.
During the long time was suffering from this
disease, was attended by regular hysisisns,
giving me but temporary relief The cause
seemed 10 remain until was induced 70 try DR..
HoofIands German Bitters After few bottles
OF that valuable medicine, the complaint appssr-
ed 20 be eradicnted
often iuwnrdiy thank yo,i for such salosblo
ifc, and. whenever I have nm opportunity.
recommend it. with full confidence II
its RELIABILITY.
Truly yoirs. JOHN B. WlCKESRAM.
New York, Fco :. lsci
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-05-17
True Appreciation.

The Hon. Edward Bates, of Missouri,
has written letter about the character OF
Mr.. Lincoln, in which he says:
I know and apprec late that character,
in its beautiful simplicity of truth and
kindness, and in its strength and good
ness. knew him for many years on terms
of the most pleasant social courtesy. Our
communityof opinion upon political ques-
tons drew us more closely together, and
produced a mutual feeling Of respect
and confidence which has never been
shaken. l could dwell with delight up
on the beautiful traits of his character,
both of heart and mind; for can conf
IDENTIFY declare that l have never associa-
ted with a more bland and amiable gen.
tleman, and have never known a man OF
quicker perception or higher appreciation
of truth and justice. have known many
men more learned in books than Mr..
Lincoln, but not one whose mind could
more readily perceive the truth of fact
or principle, or more clearly state it in
language, or moro certainly prove it by
logical argument.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-05-17
From North Carolina,

The Herald's correspondent recently
rode flom Sherman's to Sheridan's lines.
He says North Carolina is not impover-
ished, but that planters are extensively
cultivating their lands; also, that there is
vast amount of tobacco on hand
He also says it will be some time be-
fore few of the restless spirits will be
subdued, but that they will come in when
the popular sentiment of the State is di-
rected back in the old channels of obedi-
ence to the laws of the United States.
The same special says the officers who
were in the old regular army, complain
that they are now bankrupt. Johnston,
Bragg and Beauregard have nothing but
their swords. ,s l.a H
Hardee married during the war very
wealthy Alabama lady. Hampton has
exchange on Europe, reported as high as
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Cox's and Terry's corps together with
Kilpatrick's cavalry are retained in serv-
ice in the Carolinas. In all probability
Cox's command will 60 to the extreme
northern portion Of the State. The color
ed troops under Terry will be put upon
the coast. General Ames will remain
with his division at Raleigh. 1a.5
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-05-17

The Herald's Raleigh special says Jeff
Davis passed through Charlotte on the
22d ult., and it is believed had gone to
Augusta. He was accompanied by an
escort Of not less than a division of
Wheeer's men, and many officers be-
longing to other commands, who were to
be paid the amounts due them in gold.
About $50, 900 has thus been paid out
Jeff. Davis Keeps the rest to revive the
rebel cause, which he looks upon as not
yet lost. He remained with the army till
the truce had expired.
The Worlds Raleigh special says:
Among the loyal natives, it is gener.
ally expected that jeff Davis will break
for one of the numerous inlets on the
North Carolina coast, where fast steamer
Of light draught can enter, thence bear
him and his treasures to friendly shore.
Army officers concur in this opinion.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-05-17

Ey- 1t is rather remarkable, if the
statement be true, that the War office
should have decided to transmit the con-
fession of Harold, and the evidence
found on the person Of Booth, touching
the assassination, to Europe, while with
holding it from the American public. If
this evidence duplicates or establishes
the guilt Of Jefferson Davis and the
other agents and emmissarries of the re-
bellion, 1t is quite as important that the
fact should be known here as abroad.
There are very many persons, of unques.
toned loyalty, who can not bring them.
selves to believe that Jefferson Davis,
traitor as he is, or Jacob Thompson, or
Beverley Tucker, would participate in
or be privy to an act that would cover
them with everlasting personal infamy,
brand them with the mark OF Cain, and
make them an abomination in the eyes
of the civilized world. The information
can hardly be considered contraband,
and if published might inspire greater
determination and energy in the pursuit
Of the great fugitives from Justice. 'oa
20 Cincinnati Commercial,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-05-17

conduct at the Inauguration at Washing
ton, as also from the tenor o. his various
speeches.
The London Times suggests that Mr..
Johnson resign voluntarily. or, in case
of his failure to do so, that public opinion
should be so expressed in regard to him
as to lead him to resign.
The News says it has made careful in
quiries, and is assured on reliable author
ity that the incident so regretted, which
occurred at his instalment as Vice Presi-
dent. can not, without injustice, be taken
in representation of Mr.. Johnson's char
acter, as those who know him well, de-
scribe him as man Of real character and
temperate habits. The News adds: I'VE
must wait awhile before we pass judg-
rnent upon him."
The London Star thinks the recent
events have materially altered the state
of things which existed when the British
Government recognized the rebels as bell
ligerents.
1t says jeff. Davis with carpeI-bag at
Danville is different person, In the eye
of international law, from President Da.
Wis at Richmond, backed by the army of
General Lee. The United States have,
unquestionably, right to dispute the
validity of the commissions of Davis, and
to demand that the war vessels of the
United States shall not be subjected to
vexatious restraints. If their claims be
not responded to, they have a perfect
right to treat all war vessels of other ma.
tons entering their ports with the same
scant courtesy as is meted them abroad.
The Star mentions the necessity for a
speedy resumption of trade between Eng.
land and the South, and says they can
not with propriety make representations
to the American Government in this re-
spect SO long as they recognize the rebels
as belligerents.
FRANoE-Letters of coincidence from
the Emperor and Prince Napoleon to the
family of Mr.. Lincoln are published.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-05-17
The Plot to Burn Philadelphia

Philadelphia, May a.-Forney's Press
has obtained important information re-
garding the plot to burn Philadelphia.
1t discloses the fact that on Wednesday
night previous to the night when the city
was to be burned, large barn within ff-
ty yards Of the State magazine, situated
near Point Breeze. was fred by an incen-
diary, but the flames were extiuguished.
The magazine contains nearly 100 tuns
Of powder, part belonging to the United
States. The Legislature passed a law for
the removal of the magazine, but the new
building is not erected, and the magazine
remains within two miles of the city with,
out guard to protect it. Z nra ,aS@oa