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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-06

Bv the Governor:
F A. MARBLE. Private Secretary. gae
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-06

Agents for The American Watch Compan,
i'--.7ra 1872 BROADWAY, N. Y.
I'D kw1no
, 1865-05-03
Who IL Vice PYeAfdent4

In yiew Of possible contingency, 1t has
heretofore been the custom in the United
States Senate, On the last day Of the session,
fcr the Vice President to absent himself IN
order TINT President FRO tempore might be
elected. On the 7th day Of March last-not
the Last day Of the scssion-the Senate elect
Cd Hon. Lafayette 8. Foster, Senator from
Connecticut, rs President pro tena., and notice
Was given to Mr.. Lincoln. This election was
not msde in view Of the Usual contingency,
hut by reason Of Mr.. Johnsoh's absence
from Illness. Mr. johnson subsequently
returned to tie senate and assumed
his duties as presiding officer. This
fact renders 1t doubtful whether MIR.
Roster Is entitled to the succession. Under
the strict letter Of the Law. 1,e cer.o;n1v 10
not President of the SENATE. nrd conaa-
qnchtly VICE President, IN TIC sense a con-
templates, g, r. cSong1ess, Saa;, and, consequently,
dent johnson there wonld be no succession
to the Presidency. The Speaker Of the
House, in this possible contingency. wonl5
be President; but unfortunately there Ia no
such Eersonage, Mr.. Colfax's Term having
expired on The 4th Of March. Under these
circumstances, we believe 1t to be the duty
Of President Johnson1o call an extra ses-
contingency that threatens ns. Our view Of
tho facts may be wrong, and Mr. Foster may
be entitled to succeed Mr. johnson. It
therefore may be Of interest to know SOME
thing Of his history. t.
Lafayette 8. Foster Was born In franklin,
New-LoDdon county. Connecticut, November
- 1906. He is llneal descendant Of the re-
doubtab1e Miles Standish, who led the ancient
Puritans in the early wars Of New England.
Mr.. Foster graduated at Brown University,
Providence, Rhode Islaud. He studied Law
and p.acticcd the profession. He Was mem
btr If the Gcne,al Assembly Of Connecticut
in 1859, 1910, 1886, 1917, 1913 and 1885,, and
was Speaker OF the House n l847, 184S and
1854. For two years he Was Mayor Cf the
city Of Norwich, Connecticut, Subsequently
he vas electt d Us q whig to the United States
Senate fer the term commencin : March i. 1855,
and fers I'd As a member of the committees
On Public Lands, Pensions and the judiciary.
In leu he was reelected as q Republican for
q second term, which will expire In 1867.
Du'ing the th!rty-seyenth Con.rees he? was
chairman OF fhc Committee On Pensions;
.f1or to the late ndiou' nmcut OF the Sen
att, following ont the prescribed rule Of that
body. Ar- Foster was elected President a,ro
fe7npofr.
hs U Senator, Mr. Foster was never cs1e,
b14tt d for tie high attainmenrs Of eloauence.
but IS committee man. and IN the deia:Is II
the duties Of his of1cc, was efficient and en-
ergeuc- !.
, 1865-05-03

pUBLIC SALE-Whereas, on
f @ as3 AZ ss9 es
itsts 81 Ntx Ye.E tSstes eaiain t1ost dest. y
~ al ~
"a e e & y I'd singular tas
Nacsed Or Hereafter 10 6e consttact1e, nom t5a
;nSs GM;n&n2T fy9 q ~ gSson + ~. Asse5 copAtY
= "a "a
ea
4 'G :ud ssa15d bs sS
md appropriated lor teEcg. engine -heq,es. car.
So1f shops sapesst1ncture1 eTeettons aad d4tares;
I'd aiso, ii ana !ingpa:. - nsnebse5. '3hts nd
be oxnsc: possessed of.cquted; sae
Eect1ons, supesztFuen1es. nx.Irs. prlyneges. ran
s aaa sad Il m
81 Ehs5e:osyeF and HhStsesxsi ot ..1a ssilWey Ana
ses s e
!ei9ht AND Ill olher carriages, tools ma
SS ;sasS II J. - E s9 9.i1sy Ss
nd slso, ii: goods and ehattels tas1 Or theseatm
q 4 4oa1 e. e s e e
@ Sevta g;on ~ Il S e. 9n+s
AZ. e. sss!Sayt j = ii,
ana s. Z
q e u
~ ss.s
esaa: r iii f.sy : sesel:6ed f Is .s9s
I esa''af VI 81 ~
e. or 1:5s g. 2f e H
Y s.S sttsr tne lat day Of January, AL. 1850,
s & o. sst az e. sssas9 $; 59e a
no1teaEc ~ Wh1:h aa.t a:nca ~ a1n3t1ed u ceE.
es9isyt :a:1 from one to ttiee thousand end elxhtJ
ss 80 sa,s sses pso;ss S
hereof my be Issued and put in ctrculatto9 A1e
aa I9s s es o SSa Z se
Sy Sty e. 675s 70 ps y III tn;ess1s % sc bond:
r:
iusat o. the nolde1a Of majority IN amouh oi as1a
as :ifs aas
7: s!2 mi
9sSc2 p:Sces to TT st Pani,c sncuoa: a tns ctJ
1Sba - s!;s; sisss:sd "a II
AadHsssal!; !; IS also p7oxitea IA sail te:t ,nA- in
noaefs q st ;s
sS zos as9 4. III
~ ne: sn 'hs std rsl]]s7 Is: isaed to spno:nt
AndEte,sz1, sl.o, said rsilws2 did ,sspg I'D PIT in
5:1' st.?1 bonds almoIe9l 81, ID II.
T. T. s, + 5, j. s s. s. =, :, Z. i i, : & 4
81 oths5. 81 sid eonds Il sid Seea es:c.issa
;nd xtels:. ei.G; sa:d bonds ate n2g he'd by Jsnai
11GftFtp1+ Nlluam j. Eli Willis, I4E NM
n. 1hcmcaGn, and John S. THIN ,,auh; and tie sa1o
tclde7= having the 1th day u January 4. D. 1855
tcpoheG. under theit hanas It writing, I. ulcec
1Ynfo ~ trustee OF ssd deed d successor Of til tsa
1Aac SssTE or, deceased.
And 9hetfA, A:so. taa ssit rs1wsy hAa failed fu. |
nore nsC Il Et7 tsTG to Ee5 the s-marnna. inte.et
n the ...d bonds % held - Aforesaid md Numbered
aiol esaaa. and the said IN heng tt due aad
Eyso:e s-scn from NJ II aa1 q Jn,9 ~
n b. fe1rei o1 slLh detcult the whole isf1 u1.nc!rs
lad ntestEt CT said last mentcueG boEdb oecsne u0:
"a pay Abie, ant A1e SILL dce and paTAtle..
And HsereB. aRo, tue thld hndets Or snio !13s Eea
tnned ecrc. have In writing ander ~ y nan4s. oFHs
nx d.te the l5th dAY o: J+nasIy. ~ .se
nterR.s lst, ~ ttstet It+sta. 20 3e: aia Iupe
yrisht* md 'fsnchiae7 II sud ~ s&1 eeeo IL pfc
NV, therefore, notice y h.rrng Etvsa: "a; n p15
uatcs Of thu pteultsts AforesA;a ~ AaoSfs4xnec,
rpftet a. atpFea I'd, VIA o1tr Ter s.le ESoe aoe
.oH at the Exchange s4estoGr: sc =! nsasST3Y;
a,ot a nsY 4. t. iss5 81 !. O'Clock y ncoE q aalc
H., tas pTope:t,, rt1i md perscaa. and mixed, and
ts, 1M.vey 70 hammered 70 tlts: - sl@sts.i 10:
Ii c:cn Il the custxoc,nz 1cu1s nt zAsd ye.l
WV and tbs inherent fnefeon-
ace aln e. e@ec1ted u tha purchaser Ct pc1ehasI1
Esasd sats III day q Eserpa.1. 4: n,s.
, 1865-05-03

BY r. p. GRIFFIN.
Great God what shadows on our footsteps falf,
unutternGle woes our Fptrita bend;
Low oea9teoue hope and Bh1fp appalling griet
In quick strange contraat and succession blend.
The Hey hues Of yester-notnfpg1s dawn
MES null OF promise, pregnant with delight;
Demobiac spirits now fit Ger the scene,
Flame Ger the hfdeous :andscape md obscure
our sight.
Good hesrt, great friend Of al the human race
fareEeu-lite'd evanestent dream for Thee IL
o'er;
A nation'a oTestasking tolls and cumbrous cares
Shall press Thy brow and ycx thy heart no more
We need no marble bust or scnlptured clay,
Thy treasured glory; thy beniKnant fame TO
Resplendent honors cluster round thy name.
And thy nnrtme]y end nation'a tears shall
weep.
Farewell pure sptrtt, freedoms champion thou,
EndeaIing memories, and emotions cling
Around tay tate, whf ages Jet untold
2heir oneflngs to thy haliowed shrine will
brig.
Time sha11 grow old and nations fade avuY.
And many names ucon Feme's scroll now traced
Forgot shall h+, ae II they meier had been,
But thy 2Iustrous record cannot be erased.
Thy name shsn lire OF martyr'd heroes CHIEF
Columstas cht:u1en garner BY thy honored
dust.
While Angel watchcs-Heaven's embattled Hosts,
Shall guard with Jealous care the sacred truEt.
, 1865-05-03

specie and plate back into the interior. The
last he heard Of the library 1t had been scat
tered to the four winds: the specie had fallen
Into SheFman's hands, and the silver salvars,
which he had fntrusted to Eome Of his slaves,
we're used By them as griddles in which to Try
their bacon. Hundreds Of similar stories are
told Of the attempt of others to save their
property, with no better results.
, 1865-05-03
PENs!0S ssND Rp.,, ,,nTV d ,VUa

"a, .s,e At the 4 nonnty x:lanka-
Ctark stzeet. CaioA0o TH1nuax 01110E. r.
ms. c. = 10 Complete, an6 the tctras X. adA
tior, .,ftrE1rf tn cvIJ respect to The inat41e-
= rom tbs PecAion Office. All The forms psr-
s9 1:nSns 70 su apnllc4'ioE ~. p1inted upon ons
e6e Ad.pi1s SM pfacips n s. cee, u - App!s
KaeiaTata Pnwa~ " sEes, .ts Certiaea. O. t1a
! Dc, &C., 9lte of Attorney, C's.k's te11a7Esaet
Aopl|Ss,s ampls blank spaces.
! Amp .ua fos Transfer OF tcus.s1.
..catior Tor Prize Money.
application Of Widow OF Ro.eez fcs Payment q
application OF Invalid Per.lorx ,oz Pa7uent d
Pension.
Chim OF Heirs for At.ezrs~
Ctfim 10: Horse and Equipment.
Guarduu's Declaration Of x.uox Children ID
Gua1dian's Declaration Of orphan strter b
| Pension. =
! Ievaiid Pension Ca1r1-
| Vouchers.
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
| Enlistment P1perr5. 50
| Abstract Of Disbursements.
{ Communication of Rauons for Exchanged FttecH-
| Of War
! Descriptive Rolls,
| Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bounty NonsY
j tact Of Aa1ch 5, 1881
Fsther's Application for Bounty Money and Ae-
Tf,-Month1y Return o. Recruiting oGce-,
Computation OF Fuel Ard Quarters,
Guardians Declaration Of Minor Children tor
Bounty Money and Atea1s.
We send them rosr PA1D, 1t the rata Of &t.of
Per quise, upon the receipt OF the money.
AdareeAs TRIBUNE EDNpAXY.
, 1865-05-03
CAuTIoN
the GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT,

In order TO guard sgh!nrt dangerous lnpoeiuonl
beautifully engraved proprietary stamp, through
which the government OF the United States otclally
authent1cates ever5 bottle OF HosrErTER's BIT.
TIERS. This shield. thrown By the government oyes
the pro3setors and the public for their loint proeo
ton placed conspicuonay sc1oas the cork and owe,
The neck OF each botte and cannot fall strike the
ere Of tie most casual observer. Nothing that Dur
ports to be HDSIETTERtS B1TTER8 can be genuine
unless the stamp Is there
1t Is also proper 10 state that the BrTTERs ara sod
exclusively In g1ass, and never rnder any ctrccu1
stance by the KAllcn or the barrel. Imposters and
m,tators arc ebroad and the only ssteguasd the pan
lie have againzt them Is to that tie Bl:ters tAe1
buy bear the engraved label ant noee
Mese1a Hostesfe- T. Smith, and the starp seo7e
mentioned.
, 1865-05-03

2HA 6llE&F f{UlE 21l N4kE ~ 10 a
fiessle. 7, Il. GAuGEAN q CO.. liz B.osowes.
dew fers. extensive kAkrTAoTuhxRa ATo 1ETH
FxRB Of I'll the leading aut most fashionable ety1e1 o
WAICI.6 AID JEWElRY. desiring TO inczease
helr bus,1exa 10 m unlimited eyrt, Esve rtsoiycd
a:on s:EEAT GIFT DtsTEtEU TlQN, subject 70 II.
EzE1;YioAIKs. naming eseh article and Is sslue,
one q, th.e envelopes will be sent By al to ary Al
tre&s on rrcGip! OF - ctnta-
ALL ARTICLES SOLD at OEE DOL4AE EAEE,
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE!
On receipt Of the ceEttnc.te yoq Will Sc what yo1
foinE have aud then It Is 1t your option 70 send
tie dollar a1u ,ake the ar1c+e CT ao PErchGttEs a
:ars Or ain god Eatch H!sTo9d rt3g Q; sny set Of
AN theg get less than oae dollars worth .. there arc
90 b!4r:*. n" price Of GerEncates y y folloTs:
One 1or Is cent?; tre for Il: ee7en TOR r.; thirty
for IS; drty.nve Tor ito one hundred Tor &l5.
AEeass w1n b a1losed tea csaG or evszy Germ.
su4o1uts 10 one dollar AGENTS will collect Is centa
or eve!Y ce1ncate. anc sen1t Is cents TO u. etthos
Z cash OF postage stamps
i, 4 q. GAU6HAE & CO..
nc. LIS Broadway New TosE.
, 1865-05-03

Adoption of t11c unconstitutional Amend.
1nent-1hc State is Foor-kcfugces-
Indian Auairas

sa,ott,r r,.cCo,,ft+ntfonn1a mend,
A1,,r1,tNTf,c State is Foo.-Kcfugces-
Indian Adairs.
[c1rreepondence Of the Chicago T1ibune.1
ncyA11,s B1urr. April Fl, 1896.
rur Adoption ~ rHr CONSTITUTIONAL,
,1rx1uFr
a,.onsos h.s a5antad the constitutional
" Aaueae nus a"ople& 1no Nu"s
amendment. An extraordinary session eauea
by the Governor will now terminate its H.
bors. At f7rst H. 7vas d'ff1cn1t to get 8 QUO
-r,n Tha-o +~ora ,,,arnhara enonrh In tha
.s.a ILL., tus4e nI,o meu A1,", E aa- ~
s4'J' o01 0~e - tnS
u1s METZ sne nouoes @o1ouAn'u "uu Aes.
lois could pc dFaggeo from tne laselns au"
saloons. Amotley crowd indeed Is to shape
the future Of the State. 10 the ski1lful poll
+;c;an i ot1ars M ater;aJ easily moulded bY
,.,a o.,...;,;rr hoad Tho ra1Ie1at,;ra me-. in
n's cuunAo6 uonu' AAe
the large hall OIL capitol = ie" ru9e
wooden benches were set ont for seats, and
the floor covered with sawdust to absorb the
e..eaa.;.., ,,.,aoIo-at;on
excessive ~e1peeeta..on, ,sn - .,aa
1as sEA1s - tooh" r.
Inc 20 enne sne cotlec's - p!'ueapams, ~,
mol Wholly IRON gat1'soueu 1o"ns. -, Ans.e
trade centets, and there. alone can Tue pro-
cess of civil courts be executed. ahe has the
whole machinery of State Government, save
or+hori,v son,d of Soldiers must st;,l
sts.. -. ot..,sT Taa - :,,a...s a.a.
pfotect tne oaellu aau en'ssee JUSTICE. lakes
are levied and fines imposed. The Office Of
Collector ia doubtless most profitable. The
constituency is small. Less than a dozen
votes elected representatives. Scouting par
Yes sent INTO Inc coantles opened polls nud
Many of the ieo1siatnra ara snrd;arap pPi' arnH;'
tons noli1icians ma NAV he sensitive ~ in nil.
+a.,c a.. ~ ~ ~ "oeie ea.S - 49,
as well. It affnri7s fhe orlv nrotectfnn- The
n1ocess r. r.const tnrt,nn y a Worr nf tine
ana IL hor ,risalv d,racfed r. ;a ~ he faa-s3
Thar IN tho n,a9ant nrnccca ~ fas,ronts tio,,
mnch s,nm nav ~ h1onoht - tha s"r.
face n 4he sa+t3in.E ~ ~ ~
ments nnrcr snfr;t Vii le fonnd end
the iorn he I'M czs"d v;th ~ 4onun; auu
Her men of nota haye ioined tie5r ns. fartnnsss
w1th t}n reho1,;o,' 1a Sn sontotss aott
wth ~ith sncia, t"I ard ga,;t,cn assoclatea
more. TIE oracles which the nenn,e ~ Eere m
politics A1e silent. That instinct in tho mass
Of respect for and obedience to lons-recoc-
nized authority invested In leading names,
which gives stability and permaneuce to goy-
eminent, has here no Practical operation,
Unknown names can get but little support,
much less consolidate power.
TIE REPuarr7 ~
nro,,nc IN aooa o,d oh;,5.a, et,u .
TheIr naT1ow strin of 7anJ strsfohp fe poos a'. ~.
~ ~ hs nn,!v" etip u tapo ss1scnlnR, atohs
sns,a;ns thar, M inntae uo'uTlas ILL., st.uiet,
hnhits ~ eta-ii,.. H. t,I, .,t, anI P.uuoet4nS
thnr 80 tb!,s tarna5 f ~, ~ Ioistsanou, au4
are averse IN lnhor md this ia uai' s.ar,ni naGy
fed In n characteristic sra.dote TIA ~, a
su5peon: He wished to hire III anrTfcea Il q
offered a lad 4 rood recomnense. INT H. I'm IN
, 1865-05-03


I2ne tnto '-..ne, and sess!cnisls tron the Ro.at
College Oft 81 in London, IL tavor Il d. 7ho.
aon. malls: n sa7 address, rece'ri o. IS cc9 "a
toxt4EE G.s'::a .!.1ce Aot kAatoo!cai A:seum. Ia
south Clsr; -.sss1, sn1e@Za. Atcrre: 2. =. Sex q.
fccs-mso::'s
Curing Diphal1erfa-
HpHhthesta IN alarming dsosde- whether 1t et1!ct
e see!{es:ss q i:saTsy. is:ay ssiisi IA
w soes 1os ES sona
and really fatal ftatures- Besides the angulsh oeca-
oi lie ryss" lie cmSrane xhic6 50 srssdl5 EroEs
over the tl!uss, threatens speedy death rom tnno-
1hs s5les1 raica men @ STAND tan aopaitd f Taes Know
rot xhat TO Do WIN feeling q eertAtnty, md yet The
5,s !as ips " = se r. 11sd s & + 9SS II
HseE s rasnt 5eyyss
r1rfdly .mrr'sr und5 such spp7orrate t,Sstms1t
sne - Goud
eEything h. Gre suIc q mere simple Iet Eaa1sy,.
fas YOU MY %
ae7ton T::trn out 1or yoa by yonr medical attend
ds1 sSss tSsa eoa
FS':qtSps s1 a.; sF ~ i VIII aro"py cure DhsSs
~. As - srS RS Of ths remarkable rqSc Ct Rad
throat, Ho: :s".ess. Influenza, Conehs aud Colds tbs
Fsads1 T. r. =: t4 10 read .ae following letteE II
e. ct sa53r 5ess ri T. t3s
ed, the patl i: viii surely recover:
y The follow tEr is one out Of many that We received
IN the wtntr: ri :s9 drTlng the prevalence Of this
1F1ftee:
Three Of my children were seized with peculiar
Bind ofsor tsroat Ehich haa prevailed to q serious
have died. u commenced IN my family with sore
1h1oRt hes nchc hoAtseuee sore lids eyes, then
know hos good your Ready Relief sud Pulls weEe
for the Kcnf II: Of comp stnta and determined to
Itak the l1ve my children their mer.ta Mytfust
Vs well fort dcd. gave each Of them four pills. and
rubbed tAes tedies te head 70 foot with The Res1
afeI taking your medicine. believe, had my neigh
Eors used tc means 1hey xocld have aaEed the
AseR Of 1het+ children"
Radxsy's Ready Relief Is sold by all DruE:zts and
country merchants. md at d. KadEAys p1hce, s.
&iaidea lsue. New Fork.
The trad supplied by LORD SMITH, Wholesale
Druggists CraCo. III. ar1an2 Ct y, = 4AH SIP
, 1865-05-03

a1ooms ~ Randolph street, continually thronged
VIII patients from an r<rts ofthe country seeking r.
Ae1 from tie sc1T cntalled from coutas ms yeneral
dsorden such Al syphilis, Eonorrhea Ecst aud other
species ef private dtEeases rcpolation IL world
vide, md his testimonials NUN srous from ahe
highest medical authority mud fcm |hc press u to
his medical skill and SUCCESS The following eaito.
11A Is Rom the pen Of c. n Uolsis Esq. editor and
proprietor cf tue Ceddr Taey 7incs OF January 12h
15ea Cedar Hap.cb. Iowa. Read Il:
"Dh ]AAEy For more than two Year, the sdver~
tse1nent Of DR.. James, Of Chicago has appeared IN
ihs paper, and all ur readers have course aeen
it. Dr.. james made specially Of 1hat part Of the
'professon which he practices, for nftcen Year, In
New oTca1s bofore he came to Chicago, and gained
wide reputation Since he has been IN Chicago he
has done large busnssz, which Il constantly on the
" increase HI IL highly recommandsd " eminent
rhyticians. pr. Jordan, Of Cincinnati says Of him
think may Fafy say. thSt In his line Of practice,
do rot know his superior, II his equal" We are
re1BonallE acquainted With Dr.. Jamss and can tca-
THY that he il an accomplished gentleman and I
thoroughly educated man lie has the most celeb
1tY Of any ore in his line Of practice In Chicago,
!" and 1c might with truth say, Of any man In tho
- Wet" fny3y334lt
, 1865-05-03

How TE SAVED HIS PRopERrY.--Mr. Pull
Tins. q wealthy secession la@yer Of Charles
ton' tool The oath Of allegiance, says cor
;rrcepondcnt of tho Cincinnati ga:ene, because
Be- m1 69esns n such us SENDER Of
tie t:ontedeIacY Offered. He had; however,
a SPLENDID library which. desiring to save
Gom: dest1uct.on, he haa sent along with a1s
, 1865-05-03

Don't Confuse these surprisingly excellent pills With
inferior They aTe juRt w"at they profess to
be ard po.hi r. else # you Victim to dyscersia
TO heart t"rn. to costlvenes. and oil the nsinf a
wei E:.tt depresainG Eymptoms which attend a
poor digestion Of the food you eat. lake Dr. R4uEsys
Regulating ilE. and the immediate relief yon viii *
rcience Will render R aulngy Of their vrtucs suoer
uous Never tell us that you III despair becauss
Fou have tried many otner kinds nt piits In Taa
their drastic rec only adu1ng the piles p:rhaps to
11ss opesa.e n,itdlE .esfchingiy. and effectively
Ihey arc u mroe ot nloeA Or Eanbogc. Of similar
dsnEs :a:sd ,ossthes crude state liked Up
son s1s eoarlsd a t. & tske seyeEa tlmes much NJ
Erlpe s1a sSn5as ssye1s E.sysy snsn!atioE the
ossfd 11 Of sct,ve .isef the mo*.
p!1]' e tsle md ntEe7 offend ths lost dell
nftsT tasm T1y cnty ope;ate ittle y litte
1hsT gga: snrfe n 5tG1s G. sross
comes quit. Cent. your costivtness disappears. your
heart burn II forgotten. you unconselo1SlJ acquire
more robust hcath than cvcr.
Every fiHtly nthe la1d should proyIat themselves
With box of 'heee pts-one two taken the nr4t
fymrtomt nf uneakiuesf. will immediately check dis
{sse bow maligaan: r1cc : cents ?sr boy Sold
%ayts otat- 81 Maiden Lane n. !:
The trade supplied by LORD d SMITH. Wholesale
druggists, CAclgo. Ill. myay531-6s v atx
, 1865-05-03
Eaturr Il, Consumption, &cro.

WIN r. PRINCE. Finishing y. r, oGe.F his TreatlAe
on Natn.t's Sovereign Ka pdials from Pi*nrs. com
and vii det..s OF the Liver lungs, Kdneys, Throat,
Membynhr>, Il ands and Uterus. AID Others arising
i5irnnlte. 'ry, Us and Female diheasea. WHARF the
old remedies have proved lowe:leEs. Treatise ten
Centa arH r. urln m 4tIFd. foylyE9 y
, 1865-05-03

1peedI'y >uH rrccruslly, b the use Of s'D9. Ii
Eo17zel l - EL!Hs Il t;4rs g:41.Ms'.teed, Z ~, F:ica.
ftreet, Phi ':'.'tfh'a. "a. C1fc0lxrs sezt dee+
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, 1865-05-03

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u TIN Wollr. The only ARM1.1ea, TRuE and REy1-
An!1 pye E'.o~a. Thi4 splendid hat Dye u Perfect
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storing IL ,.t,ue coo, and recthe. tls u e1ects Of
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RACHEItl. III cthcrs mere t1uitat1E1e a1c should
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, 1865-05-03

xuTsrr- s~s~'AA@A
,p Ihe lo'loTtng Is List Of portion Of the
steamer sn1,ana rhs ,a,aaoo ae.,,a IT,. - .
ete1nef ea1ta Inc oalance ofthe List nc
Jotiah Watson, company II. 9th Ind. e.va,rv
", r, Reco, b, "a, I'D. cav. A"0' ~A'14''
Wn, j, CstIen, L. oh Inn. rsv
G. n, A6diucton, yt5 Ind. csv'
VIM a. Can't .tlth ind
fs.ac m e. NH GIp6bs. +; M'n Il 1tSht ks Ind cav
John n NV Il. Gsrs. H. ssp <. 491 ?t}, Ind raw
Francis Bart. !. 9Th Ind.
~: MS.e r: 39i1k, ns,. x, "a M Mlcn % e..
5an.a Hasao e'i' Ie'titxe' = y3o 4a9.
Geo' a Cts1tan,n II II NJ ~ nix
A6rahsm cest I'll. F. 1sth aich. ,
John !; Pnnee, g, 62a Itd. =
w9 Il a. Ths3ssI, Tnas1,s, i; is,a n aie6 ied. ca''
E. Burns, wounded In thigh, 18th Mich, :
q. i. Williams j, 1sth Miei. 49, ~ '' s.
Geo. Dcuser, i, 18th Mich.
1homss A. White, iq4th ind.
John c. D,vendorf, I, 9TH Mich.
q, ". Daea1, Z 9th Ind, ~.
Benny Windsor, L, 9Th Ind.
ThoIas Nash. $G Ind ret p,
james Doddsrd, G, I'd Mich: cav,
5:nns! pts:i Psspi'7a, Il z I: 1sts Sts?i Mlen.
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AMOS R 5recn' TX Z, It'll 1T M3ch. sh.rpahoo.ers:
4 - S'oehi Fhi,i1,1 A. w tnq' 1a9 Stnh sayt'
issae vsnnnee; ~ ue; = r,1h ~ nv @aca' cav E
5eP|. R;;sS +; F,aElS' i:,s =: ri ats Mich. cav.
s r Sanaers. L 18th Iii.
\. II. 70: ie:sne, 1std N1eh.
l. " InI;ea Ie,h Nich
David Gsrtjle :, 5th T1ch, battery.
1onn E. Eu'lef, lsth M,sa:
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5'eE}:oa "a ii ia Isa t. ass la5 &sh aav e.v
Ed. o'Donnell, B, a5th Ind.
S.I Grftn. K. liz IND r.T
Muffin Ffs5zer, G. g, Sd lad. cav,
f. "; s;Ss:Ssp Ss:%p;91; = ]; s. II, Il H'sa.
IHs W'soS, aM,aa D; - ~ h!Gn; ~; o. D.
Stenhrn Fior- r. idth ind ~'''
HssTy Vars; %.5isa; { E. a s. %ish; %;a; cav.
- 4 +sutsorE WnEo.,.aJ ~; 1e'n ~ StTai Tna
j. Mahonry' I Sd M1chl r. ~ cav W. :
Thumae L,nch. B. 18Th Ind. cay.
!: 3. Dlcksy, i, 6otn I'D:
L. s. lsnoicy, sa,1l no.
hcgts + + Ssss5 sssshe5 S 4tS Ill., s5; s5; e'v
David Ga. kill, Ii, 0:h Ind. cav.
L. ". Sion. /, 40th Ind. =.
Charles J. Lahue, D, 18Th Ind. cav.
Andrew Smith. {, 51th Ind.
Arthur Tttmble, +, 9Th Ind. cav.
a. " Dawson, G, 30th Ind.
o. F. SPICY, Ii, 9th Ind. cav:
H.C WoGd, D, 18th Mich.
David petree, c, SD Ind.
VIM. CoDycrs, b, Sd Ind. cav.
f, D, Cicfy, L. 5th Ind cav, -.
NJ, B. Siminernnp. c, 66th Ind. ts~ =.
Richard Peer, II, I'd Mich.
II. C. Al9ricA. g, 18th McA.
j, z. Nor Tn. A, 5th Mich. cav.
J. ". Gard, z, 7th Ind: c4v. -
Jos1ah Watson, n, 9th Ind. cav. .
, 1865-05-03

Every SUNDAY AtterMoon>
During The su.nme1. At 2s3P- IL, commencing sUS.
DAY, ap:4l I'd. 1865.
Fast to Rosehl11 and return :. 30 cent?
E.,r tn C.e1yarv and II turn 50 cent?.
11tkefs mu<t he purchased 1t the station. Full lara
viii be charged On the train. . . , -
A3zu31 ~ NJ. Hd6hAAa1@ a9pA
, 1865-05-03

FnEcy Soar Mauuznctory.
Persons iu waat Of a Superior artic Gle Of Fancy Or
Toilet So3E will ftrh It to thelr interest 70 call at
CHERR1A l. Co.'S Eli Nashingt on Street.
, 1865-05-03
BY r. r. GRIFFIN.

fFror the La Grange Qnd.) Standard.1
4 LAMf MT FOR ABKAAAM LIN.
COLIN,