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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-25

WmsEERs WMsEERs i-Do YOU want Whis.
kers or MoustaehesS Our Grecian Compound will
force thein 10 groY ag the snOOthest face or chin
os hair On bald heads, IN six weeks. Price, 81 90
Sentby mail anywhere, closely sealed, OF receipt
Of pricel
Address, wARNER s, CO., Box, 1873, Brooklyn.
New fogk, 43yl
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LOCAL nREYITIEs.

JAMES W. Ross, Esq, has some -wooled
bucks for sale. See advertisement.
ADTERTlSsRs must hand in their favors prior to
9o'olock on Monday morning to insure insertion.
IT is a mistake to suppose that the subscription
price Of newspaper is clear gain TO the publisher.
AT Printers festival lately the following toast
was offered "Wumcu-s only to the press
in the dissemination Of news !"
The great amount Of rain during the past two
weeks has done great amount Of injury to the
wheat and grass crops in this section.
CoNsIDTRABLK agitation on the question Of eight
hours aday's work is now being made among
and by the working men of Eastern cities.
DURISG tho past week enormous quantities OF
rain have fallen in this vicinity, and as far as
heard, all over Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.
THE Sandusky Register says that over twenty five
thousand pounds of wool were purchased by the
wool buyers OF that city on the 2Oh the price being
sixty cents per pound.
"INoURN for my bleeding country" said GER
tain army contractor TO General Sheridan. So
you ought, you scoundrcl," replied Sheridan, for
nobody has bled her more than you"
THE members of Company A, Gath Battalion, o.
N. g. ordered to meet at the Arsenal in Perrys-
pu N"tuAh"l S'Shhhk HSNA Nv SiN WYNN, lOl
the purpose Of olectng a First Lieutenant.
THE Town Council have recently passed an ordi-
nance regulating the speed of railway trains
through the corporate limits of Perrysburg. The
ordinance will be found in another column.
A WESTERN cotemporary says that among the
curiosihes lately placed in museum, is mos
quitos bladder, containing the souls of tweutyfour
government contractors, and the fortune Of twelve
editors. 1t is nearly half full.
THE Toledo blade says that Harmon G. Clark,
of Springfield, Lucas County, had seven grand
mothers living, whose united ages are 492 years.
Two grandmothers, three great-grandmothers,
and two great -great-grandmothers ought to be
enough to satisfy the maternal yearnings Of any
body.
OK the 10th day of August next. as viii be seen
by orders published elsewhere, the members of the
Gath Battalion o. n. g. are required to meet at
Tontogany at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
battalion drill, and the election of Major to fill
the vacancy caused by the removal from the county
of Major Buell..
FLOUR has advanced SOC on the barrel during
the past week, with strong upward tendency.
We regard the movement as one of a purely spec
ulative character. The severe rains and partial
failure Of the wheat crop in small section of
country will not have a perceptible effect upon
the general market.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-25
Oil at Milton Centar.

Prem the Toledo Reoard We learn that the ole
aginous prospect at Milton Center, in this county,
is quite faheripg. That paper states that N. l.,
BEsASsoN, Esq, in sinking a we'll for his stoaEl
mill, has discovered some SUBJ tanGe supposed to
be oil in its crude state, which burns readily aad
has every appearance of being the Eluch coveted
article, His well has reached depth of seEont y
feet, and has passed through two stratgs of gqnd-
stone and one of limestone, and he,is now drilling
through the second strata of limestone. lie ha .
expressed dsi8FmnatOn 10 bore until no gets
Gil CT becomes convinced that it is not to ba had at
thai place. Ne is drilling with steam,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-25
The Oldest Regulator for Females.

'TIIERE is hut one genuine and spre pyre for
l. Girls or Women who suffer from rTegularf-
ties, o" obstruction Of the menses, WhAtayeF may
be the cause of those distinctions.
~, This cHre pas ,9eep recognized far many years.
The only safe reliance is in
' mr., CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS,
that LADIES have lof relief fran the suppression nf
these periods which, it kept up according 10 the
calls Of Nature will guarantee TO them the fnilsst
amount Of good health aud strength; and which,
il not regularly experienced, will produce Misery
and Death, and is that first Of all remedies for Dis
eases Of Females,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FENALE PILLS
Flis good old Remedy for all distractions hhs
haen hailed with pleasure apd profit for twenty
five years, IN AL parts Of the civilized world. ItS
anthor y ap old Experienced Physician, whom
everybody kH9ws, and IN whom eysTyRpdy places
confidence apd respect II is no neW tangled ar.
rAHgement but standard Remedy.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
have never failed, and thousands Of certificates to
this effect can be found in all parts Of the country,
The prqprictors Of DIR. Cheeseman's long-trisd
recipe giiafaHtse that NV
ONE BOX
will restore the natural monthly function 10 anE
female, no matter what her condition or sgs. in-
deed, SO certain 9rs HlF 81
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLR
they arg the aply medicine that Married and Sin.
gle Ladies haye relied upon for many years, OF
gan rely upon now. BEwARE oF INfTArIpSsl
Take this advertisement 70 your Druggist, and tell
him that you want
THE BEsY gEHALE MEDIcISE IN rHE EQRLR,
Which is comprised 10
DIR. CHEES EMAN'S FEMALE PILLSi
These form the finest preparation ever put for
WaFd. with impeliate agd persistent sHceehS,
DON'T Re DECEIVEDi
Or. cheeseman's LiHs h9Ee received, and are
nov reeeiring the sanciioa VI az moaL sFinent
Physicians in Ame.ica. Ia.s
E1FneIT DiREpTIoSs wi.h saah bog. The
price, .OSE pqLL4s PER Boz, eanlSiEipg Mty N
sixty Pills.
pilis sent by goif prqnMiy, ~ gemitting lhe
price to Che proprietoFs,o or aHy authorized aeent9
enrreat fnnds. "a
sold by nPusaIsas Generally sti
NUTCHlHGS \ HlLLYER, Proprietors,
Sl Cedar street, New Rork.
Beuton : ngnham. Cleveland and John u.
Parks, Cincinnati. Sold in Pstrysburg by beek
a iian,illon in Mau~se City BY u. BsfFlli: TX
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Union Soldiers Buried in virginia.


In a letter to tho Ohio State Journal, Henry C.
IIoughton, Individual Relief Agent of the U. S..
Christian Commission, gives list of inscriptions
copied from the head-boards of graves of Federal
soldiers that were killed in battle or died in hos
ptal or in rebel prisons during the war. In his
letter he says:
immediately upon the close Of the late cam
paign, Rev. j. B. Clark and Thomas Charters,
Esq, agents o. the United States Christian Com
mission, passed over the ground along our lines
before Petersburg and Richmond, occupied by oar
forces, and copied the inscriptions from the head
boards put up by comrades. The work was done
with special care, but owing to the character of
the country there are no doubt many single scat
tered graves that not recorded The list of
soldiers buried at Danville, Va, was obtained
from J. j. Hill, Esq, the undertaken at that place,
and date from November 81, 1884, to April %,
1865. In company with Rev, Z. +. Williams
General Field Agent, Army of the James, we Wis
tied this place the 10th of May last The prison.
ers confined in four large tobacco factories
the main street. The cemetery is one AMI a
half miles from town, and is well arranged. The
graves well marked by hcad-boards with
names lcgibly painted and more care is evident
than have seen in an other Confederate burial
place. We learned from Mr.. Hill that tnext fall the
friends can obtain any Of the bodies buried there.
Many OF the inscriptions contained in these lists
fast disappearing. The boards are rough and a
few months will obliterste all traces of the names.
From this list We give the follow ing names from
this section of the State, of those who died at DAN
willie during the war:
An Regin,crt-A Nicholson, F; ]. Cigin, A.
2lst Regiment-'r. II. Henry, G; II. Spencer, G.;
F. NJ. Krill, II; Henry Capus, G; r. Ireland G; j.
McFerrin, X; d. Brett |: CorporalW w Cummings,
G.; c. d. Scott, X: ]. Travis, F; G. Main, +; Z,
Purcell, X; j. r. Willfong, G..
Ssh Regiment-A. 0stcrman, G..
9Th RegimMt-E. Haslier, T..
l00h Reyment-J. Porter, X.
l4ih Regment-J. Baldwin, q; A. Baldwin, g.,
9. Lewis, l. A. Harrington, D; J. Sprague, q A.
S. jolly, Il J, Relly,I.
AT JONES' LANDING.
Jacob Harrison, E; 9th.
NEAR FIT. BURNHAH.
Robert Van Fleming, y, and Charles A. Burr,
A, 67th,
AP PoISF OF ROCKS CEMETERY.
CID RagimeDt-P. l., Stookwell, d. ]. Cotton. B;
l.. Rolf, G; C. IIooder X; W. Griffin, l: Geo.
Barnes, A; p. Van Buren,, G; II. Hoffman, G; F.
Eteu, b.
SIDE HILL, NEAR BURNSIDEs MINE.
jacob G. Bugh, and Ii. Thornton, X, 9th.
AT AND NEAR FT. GREGG.
Noal C0nnel, Jeremiah GusfOrd, Thomas Gruf,
Adam Swarncl, Charles d. Lorrg, all of Co. X,
67th.
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Real Estate rrnnsfsrs in Wood Count,

Fhe following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in the Re-
corder'S office, foF the week ending July %, 1885
Way & Peek 70 W. II. Mason; lot 90 in Tontog-
any-Sl60.
Ii, N. Peck tn Fred Prentice about 900 acres
in sections l. !, 20, ~, 22 "A and 2s in T. r. l2
price not named,
Edmund Elkins to Miles W. Plain 100 acres in
section ig T. 3, 3. l2-Sl,1o
JaFed 5. Fuller to G. c. Fraber lot li9 in Ton
tOgaqy-Sl00.
Joseph D.. Ford to Mary Seaman 60 acres in
section rs in 7. 6, r, I2-$6DO.
feld=-SjQ.
iThoaas Taylor to ). Shelton lot IS in West
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Wood County official Directory,
Tlmc Of Closing Mails.

The different mails leaving the rostofce at Perrys
burg close punctually as follows:
Southern Mail 1n:t5 A. NJ.
Northern Mail b;l5 2. NJ
The once will be open frans AM. to PM.
W r pOMEROY p NJ.
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MUCH L6 WEIR PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an itcm of
great interest to the people Of Weod county suit
ficient in dmcemcnt We take il, 70 make Perrys-
burg hs trading point,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-25
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

IN This department, We have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made mp
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantial manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, or sale. -
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-25
LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantage may be OBJ
tanned by close cash buyers, from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash directly Of tho Epstern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported goods
are bought at just what it costs to import them /;
hence he can sapFl n sall gpods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-25

Madame kossUth, the wife of the famous
Hung Arian leader, has died at Genoa, after
a ten years illness.
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CASH PAID FOR SLAVES,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE,

We srs at all times prepared to pay toe highest
park"t price, IN CASH, for all kiGds Of Grain
and Produces and have ample storage room tor
any quantity.
~ Notice our Market Reports in to-day's pa,
ger, We buy aud sell in assOgaapps wltR the
prices there given,
Y. K. MILLER & co.
FeFysburg, March IS, 1895. Sgz
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Our pghliC Debt.

At the end Of The great wars in 1916, the
entire wealth Of England was $40 400. 900.
900, and her debt was S4 100000, 600, or
more than Al per cent. of her entire proper.
ty. The wealth Of the United States, ac-
cOrding to the last census, was SIG l59, ,000,-
600 while her debt at present is trifle Jess
than S3,9Q0. .O0O,000, OF not more than q
per cent. Of Qpr entire property,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-25

" GIVE every man thine ear but few thy goice
Take each mans censure, but reserve thy jgdg
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-25

until you have tried DIR. D. II. Seelye's Ii
quia Cat9rrh Remedy, which never fails to
cure when directions are followed,
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Staple, Fancy and Fashionable,

Which no Invlipa the public to call and examine
and fully saLiTy themselves, both ~ ~ quality
and priOo.
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JAY C0OKR,

May Is, 1865. PHMApKLPnr!,
Subscriptions viii be FeeeiFsa by ihe fOlI'EiRg
Banks iH Foledoi
FIRST National Bank.
Second National Bank.
Toledo National Bank.
Northern National BagE. s.l
Also by PECK 4 HANIbTaE, Berryshurg, o.
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FeNyabprg, March IS, 1895. 81
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01
HKLMBOLDs ROSE WASH.

An s1ceieni Lotion tor Disease Of q syphlitr NJ
teFe snd g. an injection "a diseases o. ne urnsry
ofs-as, sTlzinS Rom baiits a. dlssipa1ou, ussi n
- L.oa sith NE EEtrscts Bi-chu and Ssrsap1-
flilei in s1eh diseases 81 reccrnnf.aFds8
hfi1ehee q ies most respoushls ard ~ so.f.
cnalactsr WI accompany tie med .C.nes.
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g1asArllle @5lnlnn.
wEpyEspAY. FEBRUARY l. ls65.
LIST OF LETTERS

Renaiaing IN The Na4viHe Host Office
"Wednesday, Z. b ruary, L, 1895.
The List Of uncallei for Letters has been
assigned to the Nashville UNIox, by Post
master Lindsey, for the year 1865, as the
paper having the largest circulation, in
GLIDING the army.
AL leCters advertised arc subject % an extra
charge % one cent Persons ealing for them viii
please BE prepared with the necessary change
Persons ealing for these letters vii please say
they are advertised, snd give the date Of list.
al letters not taken cat ln one month VIII be
sent - BE General Post Office ~ dehd letters.
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Rich. Rae and RacY I

4 VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF TIE
~ handsomest woman IN the world q pecuFsr
uch coiofsd phofograph 10 Oh. taxed froyn =.
oeanrinl 70 behold This n really 3 maVuIa.e1t
picture perfect gem She Is q baggiirhiTly b.s,-
~. friee my cent?, Sent free By mail 10 Sealed
circular enYel0p. Address DAVIS A RRO
anll-lms Box liza Post Odes, Oneippaa O
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Horse Stolen.

ONE OF Ny WHITE MATCH Carriage Horses
j about % hands high, blind Of both eyes y
years old Wa Ia good order and sbOt Al round
A hb-erd reward viii be gwen foT hIs return ~ ma
az Mr.. Dr. shslbyss residence 70 Edgsheld.
jan26-u AEs. Ann d. sAkEO"'
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DIR. KINGS
Dis p en- ary
FoA
PRIVATE DISRASRS.

hsSsS1%Ss DR. EBG, fornezly Of Dss York. for
49, LAST four years Of Louisville, KY, Who
has deFoted nc Etta1tson b TIA treatment o. PR
Y2te diseases Tor 30 years. hatters himself having
attended, 70 practice tor 80 many yeaTg, and cured
80 many thousands, he is enabled 70 cure ell diseases
OF private nsture no mater how bsd they may be
from ludieiOus medical treatment or fiona neglect
OF their own. Dr. Kings Dispensary is No. q
Desderiak street, between Cherry and ths Square
second story' where he cures All diseases q pr
6onorhoss cured without nsuseous Enasiiciuss O.
iusersrsucs with business.
Structures Of old or recent date e1ectuslly euFsd
Ia few days, by 80 operation which Causes 10
pain Where q structure eKists heath cannot be
enjoyed. Pertlsr5 no disesse causes more mischief
and Undsfminss tho health 50 much.
Syphils, win al the diseases Of he skin. rrog-.
ng Out q neg.ec- or bad treatment can % edael-
ally cured in q oW days.
SEHiEAL Particular attention having
beest given 10 this Gsee, and al the eongedueuces
growing out Of L, brought on in many cass5 by the
destructive habits Of ncOnsiderate youth, snd ex-
osesiYe Indulgence Of the passions, q neglect Of
which VII undernine the Constitution, rendering
tho suhsct unit ior business OF society, and cans
ing prsn1stuFs cid age.
Femaies Who may be labO1Ds With any didIculty
o. the Womb may rest assured o. iinlnedisbs re-
HsL
Peraoag residing abroad, By writing ald stating
their case, with Zee enclosed direct tofDr. A. King
No. q Deadsrek street, Nashville, Tean viii have
the necessary medicines seat % thaiF sddrssa
Ooice hours from O'clOck ia .h8 morning until
- - 49, - Apf %
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Headquarters Post OF Nashville,
OFFICE PROVOST MARsHAL,
NAsswlLE, Is1gs- Jsn,2l, lss-
Provost Order
~.

--. EzrEkcr.
In acrOrtisnce v Oh the decision q q M1.
tsry Board cd ~ from Pos headquarterz fof tsa
purpose Of re arng schedule Of Prioes. rsCulq-
tug the sale II FUei, EegetafIes and other nf.as-
saes a fs 10 his cty the list of pllc-- eztar BIZ
Cd ~ Proved Order 40. z5k. b. hereby changed
ssioilcws, II;
BErT-20cts. Per pound, MuITos--iscts. per D,
sl5 81 ~. PoTA1oEs-f2 81 e bush.
TUEsIFs-s2 % q bush CABBAaE-sOcts. 8 head.
OzI0ss-s3 = bushel. BurrER-Gsots. 3 T.
WooD-Sl5 co per cord.
The shove prices VII - changed 40 often a. t be-
CONES necessary, and proper publication made
thereof
Any parties sellng 70 MARKETS, or Prvate Store,
a Prev b cher tflIn scheduia rtsz E - arrssf-
"a and their EOOds confscsted. Al persons s.p in-
Uted 70 report promptly any FioslsOn % this l2riar
By commanded Brig. Gen. $50 Y. MIrIra.
HUhTEE BROOKE
isn2l-u Cant ADD Provost Marshal
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esRTFICATEs OF CUREs


Prom eight y twenty years slsndioR. Win rapnas
known . science add anns.
For medical properties Of Bechn, 80 Dfspsnss-
tory u TOE United Staiss.
see Pfo.ezsor DeEse- vsuaHs works on The
Practice Of Physic.
5ee renarks made y the lste eelsorAtsd IL.
PhYsicz Phiiadsipfaa =
80 renoarirs made by ~. Ephrum Mcdowell.
calenfAfed Physician, ant member d ths Rosas
SolH8e q surgeons, Irsland ana puhli shsd 10 ths
Iran-ae.oas Of toe King aud tlnasn'a Journal
zee nedoo- C1irurgcal RsViss, puhlahe.l .
Benjamin IrsVers. below o. the EoysI CoIiega "a
Surgeons.
See most Of the ate stsndari ggorIrs "a r,ofirs,.
EEtrsci Buehl--.--.-Sl-00 per bottle or for so
hsrsapsrllas LOO 40
" half dozen q each Tor gI2 sh;eh I'll -
auiuooni % cure tns mOst obstinate ossas A dr.
tons are adhered 70.
OtlsCTYaEion-
- describe symptoms 10 81 eomrnusiesaous.
O-fes Guaranteed Atyios RTatis.
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U0ZZZNZlZ5
SOLDIERS.

Ycu0ught nOt 10 D. without such valuable med
cine The Cincinnati National Union, Of April Pan.
says. thst thousands o. cur soldiers have been
saysd by the use Of rtrc1and's Anti-Choiera Nix
trIre Fer sale by Druggists o. % cents per bottle
Genera Depot No. 8 East Eourtn-stresis CIncin-
nst, Ohio.
Sod m Nashville. Tenn, y FORBES 4 sTE
PHENs. STEPHENS, JANNEY & CO., o. HES
DERsHOT a Co, DEMOVILLE 4 Co, and a. Z
HASLOCk. 80 STU v th--wty
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Personally sDpszrsd bafozs nss "a AldarmEa o
the clfy q PAilsdsiptaa, d. r. Helmboid Who -
ing duly sNorl. doh say, hia preparations CONTAIN
90 n5Icouc, 10 mercury O. other iniurio1s dfles
but are purely vegstaEla II. T.. HEINBOII.
sworn and subscribed oefcre me, this IA dsg
November, 1854. WI II HrFsRARD
Ai1srrnsni sth-street, above Race, Phiis.
Address lel1ers Tor talcrmslion 10 oonhdsnea
n. y. HELMBOL.D, Chemist,
Dep0f los Soulh TanLh-stfssL
Below Chsstnnt. Philslieiph.a.
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BEWARE OF oOUNTERFETs

AID UEPEIECIPE.ED BEALERs,
WhO sudeavor 70 dispose "OF THEIR OtENn saA
Other Articles on the reputation attained b.
he-moolds 6uuulne Preparations,
ELfract Hcshu.-
hars1peTilLA,
Improved Rosa Ws-h
Sold ~ al Druggists egaFywhera
Asa FOk HkLABoLDS-TARR no OIHBA-
Out Gus he sdveressrnsns and ami NIT IaRa
AgoLR ~ oHJ21oA5ARD ExPOg1RA..
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lake 10 Bai-sn, Mercury. or UNPLEASANT medicine.
for unpleasant sn5 dangerous diseases,
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BLOODI gLOODi BLOOD
Es,mboId's Highly Concentrated OOmgo1aA
Fluid Extract ssrssparlIls
Syphilis.

This = an affection % tue bod. a5s sesseks IA,
5s1llsI Orl7lnEy lln-ngs ot TIA Noae, Esra Throai
appeaTsnoo IN The form q t'eAfs Bsinl,oIj5s -
tTAet hsrsasslTllls puIises tBs Blocd al rsuoyss
~ scaly srupt.ons q tls skin, giving y ghs-c0u-
piexaon Gear sld heaitny color. II being prepar-
ed expressly Tor thas Ciass q ooFDulaf6ts ~ 49,
purifying properties a preserved b ersatzT AZ.
tent ali-7 snJ Other preparation n ss7e=5s-flla
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-15

I 1t. Elson, of Co. K, 24th Texas cavalry,
was with Mr., Davis when he was captured,
iand has kindly recounted to us the details
of the affair. From his narrative we de-
Srive the following:
4 Mr.. Davis, Judge Reagan, Col. Lubbock
sand Col. Johnston were en- route to Texas
expecting TO continue the struggle here.
Mrs. Davis and family were travelling to-
wards Florida, with view Of running the
blockade from the Florida coast. 1t was
Mrs. Davis intention to take the children
to England and then to rejoin her husband
in Texas, where they hoped to protract the
struggle, ...... -
Lieutenant Elson was ono of the guard
of Mrs. Davis's party. They were in Will
cox county, Georgia, May 9TH, when the
President jcinSd them. They travelled to-
gethcr that day. On the morning Of the
9Th he parted from them for Texas, on
horseback. After travelling twenty miles
he learned that band Of jayhawkers had
been organized to plunder tine party left
behind, Of their train. Anxiety for the
safety of his family induced him to remain
till they came up, which they did on the
evening Of the Sth.
They Travelled in company on the 9th,
and all camped together that night
Meanwhile the Fourth Michigan cavalry
had been on their track. On the night Of
the ninth, this regiment surprised two
scouts who had been left in the rear to
watch for pursuit, but who had been over
come by fatigue and fallen asleep. The
pursuers rode all night, and at dsybreak
on the morning of the 10th, surprised the
encampment, and captured the whole party
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pursuing cavalry now rode up, and assured
her he should not be hurt.
From this time the party was treated with
marked politeness. They were taken to
Macon, Mrs. Davis being allowed oil her
transportation, except On ambulance which
waa taken for some Of the wounded. .~,
Lieutenant Elson says the entire amount
Of specie the party had with them was
about eleven thousand dollars. Of this
Mrs. Davis had two thousand dollars, her
private funds, MIR. Davis about Sl40O,
which he carried in his holsters, and the
balance belonged to Judge Reagan and the
balance to the party.
The party left Macon on the evening Of the
18th, under guard, for Washington city.
Al in good health enaq,ate hopefui.-7si-
egrGph. ,...--...,.s
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uted to their having encountered the most
powerful and determined peopleo theglobc
Even our late enemies must respect and hon
or the heroism which has protrscted n strug-
gle for four years against such fearful odds.
The war is now over, and what sensible,
good men Of both sections most desire, IL
peace and good will There can be no peace
and good will unless accompanied with kind
actions. Let us meet the North in that
spirit with the hopo that as they profess
to love the Union, they will endcayor to so
control its destinies that it may afford the
blessings of good government to all