davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-05-05

RLLEAsED.-1n the TRIpCsE Of April 18th was
an sc1ount Of shooting afray on Ktnz,e street,
between 4. G. Ca1T and Patrick Wood. which re-.
suited in the latter receiving two shots In the ao-
dumen. The examination Of Carr was continued
that the wounded man might appear against him.
On Wednesday, Wood being sufficiently rec ,yes-
ed, the trial TOOK place before Justice Mcdonnell,
ut the Pt lice Court Several Witnesses testl0ed
that Wood WIS The 1Eteesor and that Carr shot
him simply as an act Of fefdefense. The Ju@ttca
MI. Carr upon his paying The cyets OF thu ,rill.
, 1865-05-05

BOARDING = Oh the West side
- In private family. n Pleasant home for two or
three persons Apply at 1913 Dearborn street.
nlysyas5 81
, 1865-05-05

A Mass MEETING Of tbs lsdies Of Cblcsco IN
mike definite arrangement for the d,n,np hsl ~
the great Northwestern Fair, will bo be1d thss
Friday afternoon, Mt 8 O'Clock, in No. "a W.tha
diet Church Block, corner OF Clark sud Washino
Requested. -'9"4ee u
, 1865-05-05

NOTICE. Holders Of tickets for Dr., patton,s
lecture ~ me opera House on Sunday evening,
8 .nl,a1y Commission, this 1aorntnr- =, IN $500
~ lhaF1nR been decided not to admit any perron t.
whom has not been assigned rent :"
, 1865-05-05

p2RSjjsDN DNA1-Egerybeo3 aslIlc.
4 81 vita diseases oa tho axln. such II Itch, rel,
ta1, Ki1g-cEIn, &c.. 70 use pr. Banks S,pobyt
Cl.tre2t, Which We guarantee 70 e1ra ii any as; ~
eatss. @ f!iSs s. ssna pel box. y ssnt bY nslli i:
caass. BENT y E1Nt 9! eX1Tes3- AtdreHs bF Ri.AKF
80. + Q. toa 5Ss3,. Chlesxo, III l. sGDVr
~ NAaao!pE streat, Wholesa1a k7d retail aaeri
, 1865-05-05

W nIANTED-Agsnts-Fo slime
boerb extant, among which are " Morgan and his CaF
tor" "Scotts =, Chronicles Of the EehelIion,r
e G. F. VENT CO., Publishers, 81 Dearborn street.
Chicago. lI11p :, mr1731 Ct
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
ShsriA,s Sale.

nh ,Sheritt's Sale. d.G
Michael G. Mains ct al.) Court Of Common Pleas Of
VS.. '" Franklin County
,a ,(In PArtition.) Bad. .sr1iiT..yr
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i sale from the said Court TO me directed, ! will
offer for sale at public auction at tho door Of the
Court House. in the city Of Columbus, on
Friday, the 22d day of December, A. d.
I.Trtn.In bufl865, z97'iio r5a'H hHa
at o'clock P. NJ. the following described real iess
tate, to wit: E.-.y.f...,
Lot Number three 90 of Lucias Humphreys sub
division of lots numbered tWenty-ope and twenty1
two al and 22 in Deshlers addition to the city Of
Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. Appraised ut
TERMS OF s YALE. Lone third Of the purchase mon
ey paid on the day Of sale, in one and
QUE third in two years, with interest from the day
of SALE deferred payments tobe secured by mortgage
on the premises ,i9E1J ~,
Printers fees, $6.75. .,.---..-- -..s....
o' ,,ui3 ) WIN. DoMIGAE. Sheriff.
irnVe-iuAeN"N -T0i,HHT tUt 10 unYJis7g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22

On motion of Mr.. Stevens Of Pa, the
House went into committee OF the Whole
on the State of the Union, with Mr.. Wash
burne of Illinois, in the Chair, on the Pres
ident's Annual Message when Mr., Stevens
submitted a series of resolutions referring
the various branches of the Message to the
appropriate committees, and so much of it
as relates to reconstruction was referred to
the select committee. Nd. n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
04lo(I5 :t.State''sinlllla{lrl).,. 4 ina /.
Written for the Ohio Statesman.l
SPEAK GENTLY.

.MF.tlF --8 ahs IH
Speak gently to the weary one. 70
, Whose boat still on life's shore, .,.., .
Is tossing with the winds Of time, g. .
' It'll death shall guide it DER.
Speak gently as you journey, ...
Let not your heart grow col Il;
Keep that best jewel pure and bright,
-.r IT'S richer far than gold. r... -a ..
Speak gently TO the loved ones
., That cluster round lifes day. r- rrHt
Let tho eye ne'er lose its lovelight;
Ere long wen pass away.
Oh, keep a life-guard near your heart;
Wreathed with immortal flowers;
Then Winters frost will blight
The bloom Of Summer hours. .., -......
/ 10 IIsL not old Times eplS SszeSSSlp 49,. Il
I .,. Crush the hOwrets ere they bloom,
Or a. cypress wreath may sadly wave ID. ,.
Above some lowly tomb,
B Oh wOuld'st thou learn the secret
Of the gentle. loving soul
1t is, to guard the lovelight
Until you reach life's goal.
Then, standing by the river
Look upward from earth's night.
And catch the look of the angel ,...
Who'll bear thee in his flight.
Up to the Golden City, ..
Near the great white throne, ....-
Where you'll sing a song of love
That ne'er in timeis known.
This song will be immortal;
T IT'S the gift Of the heaven-born soul;
The star Of love will bear it on ..|
While gOry's cycles roll.
Oh. let us catch the keynote
To bear US through the strife,
Till we stand with the crown and harp
On the bank of the River of Life.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
.'TOgWHOM' II 1 |. MAY CONCERN
L.,s. IN uo1l qj5T 10 cd ,s5Yl1sirssr1 10
Collection Of Claims &c.

r PROPOSE To n AREA RREP
= through the States Of nlinnis. aIe9a MlSsenrij
Arkansas, Mississippi Texas and other States for
Land Titles, TO-, DO, will leave this city abonk
the lst Of February hezt and will be happy 70 ssfve
References as to my capacity liability Co. wiIlbe
given, BY calling ut my ofhoe Mo- az S0fth Hlfhn
street, n Wenger's Block, up stairs. 80 n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22

A LARGE 1BisICK NV Rkff. IN = n
a. Hoyes On Ith street. betFsen oatll street and
sAlge, : RQ0BER RFRAMEDWELhrNd. 6su,s
quIeatt t3e oiiceo Of this parof.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY,
.H .". COLUMBUS, Dec. LIST, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
y eeived at this Office until
Tuesday, january I'd, 1866,
At o'clock p. NJ, for the labor of from FIFTY to
ONE HUNDRED MALE. and from TEN TO FIF-
TEEN FEMALE C0NYICTS, for Eve years or less.
Shop room furnished and discipline maintained at
the expense Of the State.,- 5..-. .aif1G
Bidders will specify the kind of labor, the num-
Der Of men, price per day for labor and the amount
Of shop room required. 4I.t al .Fs L.-- .. ...
Bidders will each be required TO give bond. at the
time Of making their proposal in the sum Of One
Thousand dollars ($l 900 with good security, cOndi
toned that in case Of the acceptance of their bid
they will enter into contract with the Directors
the bid. .I. s.f"A'H
The Directors and Warden reserve the right TO
determine what branches Of business will best SUBJ
serve the interest Of the State and tend to promote
the welfare Of the prisoners, and will be governed
accordingly in their acceptance Of proposals.
. JOHN A. PRENTICE, Warden. n
ySaS HoUGa, Directors. ..i a,. sih
II, Il. PARs0HsO % #.., CID. o. deci-d4w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-22
WHOLESALE CIGAR STORE
The Only Regular Wholesale Cigaf
b -. Store in Columbus. SlI'nrr u Mn,
NO. l4s sOUTlaaIHIGIT sTiREIiRsaT., n

CITK AND COgNTRV DEAGu.TtNes esapss
~ hpd y 20 their edvnptego toexanlno mo sl1cFn
J. NJ prieesa are LOWER and tha du&iiky Rlipr.
RlQR 70 AnyeE offered ID tli5 market. N We
Z dec7-d1m&w2m AZ LEVY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-20
WAR EW5.

Ot1icin information has been received NJ
the War Department. confirming tho reported
occupa!!un OF Mobile ,by tie Federal ip'res
under General Canhy.
Major General 'l'hoo,as has forwarded %
the Var Department a report from UaCtrs
Storenan giving details Of his expedition, and
the immense destruction OF public property
railroads. government supplies, etc, at Sails.
burg, Wyrhegile and other places in North
Carolina.
i espondent Of one OF the New York
papers, wiring from Newborn, y. e., says
that on the l2rh instant General Sherman had
reached Smithfeld, half way between Colds.
lorn ands Raleigh, and had there halted for
the purpose OF receiving from General Joe
Johnston the surrender Of his entire army, in
accordance with IN @tructi>ns TO the latter from
General LIE 1t is Also stated that the
government has been informed by General
Sherman that all Fhe arrangement FIR Tie
surrender had been perfected, and thar IT
would take place on The day following that on
which he wrote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-20
DIED.

. On " ednesauy, The 18th inst, after . lonB
I'd painful illness, JNO. ?. WHITEMORh,
in he 5eth year ofhis age 70 His friends and
acquaintances are respectfully iavlted to attend
his funeral from his late residence, ). b. corner
of king and Columbus sts., 40 morrow, Fri
duy afternoon, al !" o clock. Wash. enron.
ami NJ Inphis, Tenn, papers please cops
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-20
MARRIED.

r. Harrisburg, Pa, on February "a 1885, o.
the Key. John Walker Jackson, O>C AZ
HEWITT, Of Washington, TO Miss VIZ
GINA MCCADE. Of Leesburg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-20

The4 New York Commercial says Oh
Friday last General Butler resigned his
commission as Major General of Volunteers,
and left Washington for his home in Lowell,
Massachusetts, with a view Of zdevotiDg' him
self TO- law and manufacture Of ealicoes.. On
hearing the assassination Of Mr. Lincoln he '.
withdrew his resignation, and returned to
Washington; end it is rumored that he VII
receive an important office. 3D. PIE
In noticing the invitations TO Mr.. Bolts, to
visit aRnh1nond, the Wing: says: I'VE may
remark here thar it is not intended to call upon
Mr.. Bolts to address the citizens, as no public
melting, except for religious worship, will be.
held here for the present. - 2 6aa a9ss
The. Richmond sW big contains cali na'
VIGOROUSLY signed, requesting ZION. John Aln '4
Bolts TO visit Richmond, =
No Gold quotations to daysor yesterday. :
Stock sboards aeurned all oyer the eop ateA p
ARREST OF. THE MURDERER OF NApTa1N
WATKINS, NEAR ANNAPOLIS, MARY l44NI,- =.
1t viii he, remembered that some weeks since
Capt: Thomas IF = atkins, late Of Co.. &
purneli Md Legion was most brutally us
sassinated at4hifS residence South river BY
man at the tim supposed TO be John Boyle,
aged about thirty years g On Saturday last III
formation. feceiy5a that g. The. murderer Of
Can't. Watkins bad beenl arrested in Frederick
e1Q,.tha party having confessed the deed, bet
refused to disclose bis name, MhereuponEEr a.
niIlsary guard 7z.~aaz dispatched to the latter
civ. and last nigh they returned with John
Boyle ii seharge. r. ods sna" In JAM III
Au4apdlls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-20
UneA le,ya 1na ~ o azel if
" q - e 4 = - =
rdtJRsDA y f VENIIaN5G5, APR H. 2oz~
THE FUNER Al OBSEQUIas

OLD President Iinc',ja took place, "a " !shins-
fo,. Yesterday, according TO th5 publIsheo
p5z,gralnnle. The voo(e city. WAS e!oshod ~
uoiruing, and the procession and ceremonies
were solema ana .imposlng.e LIE. rellg'ous
..rp;ce, we're comm ,ncad al the President, 8.
Hn,se at j : d ,,cio.k AMI concluded at the Gap
DOL The procession moved from the Presl-
;*ent' II ,use at..2 o'clock amid the firing OF
,piinute 4gnas AMI the tolling Of the church
bells 81 the city, Georgetown, and Alexandra.
The remains Of President L'ncon, will be
deposited ia a caJafalqne in the rotunda OF the
CAPITOL where they will lie in state during TO-
}av. and will be taken to Springfield, Illinois.
The latest advices from North Carolina
Indicate that General Johnston continues to.
,erreat without showing any disposition to
offer battle, and is still pursued by General
Sherman S army. Raleigh, n. c., was cap
1ured on the 18th Inst, BY the Federal troops,
without meeting with any opposition. Gov
Vance, it is reported, was taken by body Of
Federal cavalry on the same day, and is now
prisoner. Il is said that he was deputcd BY
Johnston to surrender the State, but the power
afterwardc withdrawn. Another story is
that Mr.. Davis, with his family, had joined
Jehnston.at Hillsboro', which is about thirty
miles west Of Raleigh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-01

-. 1870 ee1jeed Ne 1oos Of ~
A-ss,s.. 49, - $500, whils - ~
-. - OanSlng = DenafaA wieh
~ q ~ ni1piy -ssvso essllel. ne
S:s,isS - 80 5hfuish ufVilhlAs H.
-; Ss;...] ! 49,; *: q. A..s..A., -,
launched, manned 81 The osw. Including
tbs coolies, who threw themselves into the
Wntoe - hso-ceeps, ~ beats saved eoe
hundred end sixty-nins, and III ths Euro.
psans., Capt Hoskin's beaa nads i've trips
bst olks1s nm sos1 ssakhsa; Su6ol tA1n
q ~ o'clock brought Oh the Captain. whom
his own crew refused 70 hslG The steamer
Lady Elgin, which WAS near, LEFT for Port
Canning; no hint was given 70 three hun.
drs4 kretehps Tho wsrs sinking, to launch
the ship'1 cutfsf, which bad not been used
though the one European left, and Eve no.
0ssss ~ ., cd With thirty coolies vsse
Afterwards found BY the steamer. The ship
continued to aoat q thas hikkt. ~ didno,
sink till seven On "Wednesday morning, jdso'
flying the opinion Of Capt. Hoskins. Con-
sidering the rate which the ship was sinking
WAS ssDguine that W would have sue
cssded in getting the greater portion Of ths
eeol6as out Ten steamers ware 1t ono,
Int ssoshd from Caicoeta, and the tad
~ returned frep Pot Canning fheJ
sounS three splislsds = >he msst Z III
foated to Halliday's and Butchers Islands
where the tigers are said to have destroyed
some. The coolies asserted that the las
European attempted to fire the ship. O
the four hundred and ninety sevea e1olies
two hundred and sixty seem to Asve pet
ished or that terrible Wednesday mornin,
Or Afterwards in the Jungle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-01
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by going to q regular physician with your case
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u A treatise on sexual diseases called the
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Price-Dr. Baker, Specific, $50 per bottle.
Price-Dr. Bakers Injection, a per bottle
Price-Male Injecting Syringe, 50 cents Fe-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-01
NO RECNGNHr1ON.

The Southern people have given up oil expec-
tations Of being recognized, and il 10 equally DIFF
icult to Recognbae Norehernere
whose heads Of gray, yellow, white, Or red hair,
have Ourrenaere0t their COlOro
under the woodworking influence Of
LRl0TADOROsD HAIR DYE
Which plants permanently in their stead such
blacks and browns - nature might mistake for
her own Manufactured by J. CHRuTADoRo, No.
8. Aston House New YORK. Sold BY druggists.
Applied BY oh Hair dressers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-01

vfNEfIAN HAIs DYE bas seeed ne test u tial,
snl h constantly inersesi4g n puhllc favor. Bsr
TIE VENETIAN HAZE DYE q The best and cbeapese
made IL pro- only 70 emu, enc ench octsle eon'
THIS HAlR DYE b manufactured By pssaiiss pee-
csss which enders 4 neniteIy superor d any dys b
% reqaired, Which generally sinples he sppsaaboa.
IN USING RMS DYE yoe svoid that auss1 ,paAD p
psaraAee By which dyed hair - W1skeD seA1.
~ eecseniseA Whqo ~ ioleeos estie1e has 49, uoed
q Il produses perfectly nsAara color Of any sbade
that desired, from rch brown 70 jetty. ugsfous
black shat v ~ Bmue> erock, Or sain Tie e1stng-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-01

-
In the vaties6 Dvary thsrs il ptsservea
> fragmens Of Lsagisus, q the beginning Of
manuscript Of the New Testament, which
u very interesting aud valuable asa testi-
!nony Of that great critics judgnent. Aflsr
be has numbered up the most celebrated
orators among the Grecisns, he says add
p these Paul, Of Tarsus, the patron Of an
opinion not yet fully proved" As heath
sn, be coa1emss the Cheistien religion !;
but = IN impartial critic. be judges in favor
q the promoter and preacher of i. 1t adds
great weight to bis opinion Of St. ,Paul $
abiksies, That, with al the prejudice he must
have entertained against the Gospel, be is
constrained to acknowledge the merit of that
eqliDssn A pustS. And, no doubt, such a.
Longinus describes st. Paul. be appeared To-
the inhabitants Of oil those regions which be
visited and blessed With Ne dosofinss he
was divinely commissioned to preach. The
Acts Of uis Apostles gives ~, in one circum.
stance, . convincing proof Of h,a eloquens 9.
notwithstanding the want Of several sdyant.
ages ofnatese, - he himself tells US, when
the men Of Lystra called him Mercury. .'be-
cause he Was the chief speaker" and would
have paid divine worship "a. him, - the
deity Who iuvsnted and presidsd over elo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-01
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Every living being has in his system
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-01

A Sfnoxo FoRcE. stories Of the war
ere eon6hntly coming " light. 1t ID stated
that when Gen. Bragg was in command in
Augusta, Ga, last winter, JEFF Davis tele
paphsd to him Ito hold the State ct I'll
haasrds,. stop up the roads, destroy The
supplfes, and crush Sherman" At The
Gloss Of the dispatch the rebei President in.
quired "what is your available force for
this puspoae I" Gen. Bragg promptly re-
piled: Five proclamations and onu brig.
3D."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-01

Yory0 KErcBra - AoAsx.-Rdward B.
Hstchun - as5aisred in the Court d
General Sessions on Saturday. He with.
drew his PIE 9fpot guilty en- the gold check
indictheSt, ~ forsesS in the third degree,
and pat in 9 plea of guilty. 1t was agreed
that his sentesre should b. ssapsndsd till
ne ca b exsnissd h civil cases now be.
fore the court.
q ---->op
QUICK woRk.-4hs iAxreNeo AS(ericon
says ~ shaas s'sleek ss,thD mdrtf,,e #
sePe goth, ~ pspu min bui,disss Il Rss-
ss'l Z o.. ef that city, vet. . mas Of
sneoldsF'ng nruias. Before noeu Of th.G
~ The rubbish had been susaci.ntlv e,..r.
- away to ALLOW ths. hAaons to eS.n.,..
hying briek. sssa last TAursday, iuat two
weeks from the day Of the Gre, IL. min, -.
1T In motion again:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-01
neracc Waters Music sablishnenl

uoface Waters Music EsIablishmenl
The Hor ice Wsters' Grand Square and U
right Pianos, Meloaeons, Harmoniums aud 10
lisn Organs, are known - first class INSTRUMENTS
Warranted for FIVE years, Prices Reasonable
Wholesale and retail Also Cabinet Organs,
second han Pianos and NsIodeons II prices from
t6O to $3.50.
The Horace W.ters' Pianos are know a among
the very best-(N. Y. Evangelist
We can speak oE the Horace Waters Pianos
from personal knowledge, - Of the very best
[Christian astelligencer.
The largest stock Of Sheet Music, In the U. 8.
Music books. end oil kinds Of Musical lnstru.
rnents. aud Nasic Merchandise q the lowest
rates HORACE WATERS.
.I f.hQ2.dkv AL BrOaNVav n r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-01

TIM MuxMfs o. Taxsss.-Messrs. Aver
4 o.. have received from Alexandria car
80 Of rags 70 pay for Ateir medicines, which
are largely sold In Egypt They are evi
dbutly gathered from Ill classes and quar-
tiers Il IL Pa6hts deminionsAthe cast .ofF
garments Of Hadjis and Howadjis--white
linen turbans, loose brooches and flowing
robes: Not the last part Of their bulk =
cloth In which bodies were embalmed and
wound fer preservation three thousaud
years ago. They are now to be made into
paper Tor Ayers Almanacs, and thus, Altef
nsv'ng wrapped the dead for over thirtv cen.
sarees are used 70 warn the living from the
" w. house they, have 80 )ens ;nhah;t~a
. ."u. g which, In spils Of ~ our ers,ris NJ
Sfss IT,. We ~ust - surely 50: DALI Ers.
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