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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-18
DRUGS, LIQUORS. &C.

DRUGS, LIQUORS, &c.
EREsH oITRARE NAeSEsIA jas, arrived At
4 sCHLAEPFER's Drag store.
MOTHER STOCK OF PRURleo LOTTO
II the cslebrstsd Itch cure, rscsivea 1t
scHLAEPFEB's Drug Store.
SUPPLY OF Bird BAsKKTs-sor Nests
s0BLAKPFER's Drug store,
0ornsf Main and seeond strssts.
I'REsH VACCINE VIRUS jest rsc-ivss AZ
i sCHLAEPFEL's Drug Store.
FuLL sUFPLY or HARyEY's, CLARK's.
y Chsrokss, and Dupoaeo's ealsbrsisd Pills fsr
saie AZ sCHLAEPFERs Drug Store.
THE cE.EBRATED CoLGATE's HONEY
4 ana GiycsriHs sosps received and for safe AZ
sCHLAEPFER's Drug Store.
NOTICE.
HAVING SOLD OUT TIE ST. NICHOLAS
L L saieon. Il becomes nee sszry TO call % ali
parties owing ne 20 make pFonpt payment. Al
persons kRving claims against ne sill present
lsSls-2s Sd. GRAMxER.
---~--s---.s-----s~-- --=~--s---=~=s~s-.-~-~n@
PERSONAL.
NY PRISON KSowIsG OF HEwHERE-
n sbozts Of &. Ford or family, late Of YsIl
li6mI1 81. FORD.
HOMINY.
On BBLs TREsH HoMISY hEoKIyED
~ and for sale hE REILLY 4 co.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
Philip Decker.
(suoessssF to Decker Krsmsrl,
Manufacturer Of Lard OH
SOAP AND CANDLES.
Also, an Extra article Of
BUsEEsG. ENGINE AND CAS- OIL
Deai=rS in Esaia, Soda, Ashs-, &c. Also
Pure CataWba Win
y eur e~s raising. IL qs@EtIBes % ruit %.
shAsers,
rs sEss- ssros, b~a-ass= Fsrrs sid S~ooaz.
NASHVILLE. TxpIAEA-
- TsEns o@sh. Of 90 dsys' paper sssoti.bis n
7 sAaE lsnD-Iy
PIANOS.
- a NJ O s.
IL
Q a b in ct 0 rig an -.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED SoAE OF TIE
w GEs9t Iastruznszts ever brought 70 this city.
We have Row o. hzRd all di1ersnf ssTl@s Of
Z Pfazos from foz- Of the nrst-elsas n&nuAesoriss
4 Of New York ard Bostor-
Thee dssiri1E 70 pzTchsss VIII nn1 II . their
I interest 70 give Is . all-
hars also several e the MaasE 4 HanIfn's
b. Czhinss Organs, which coEp@tsnt and dEsiatsr-
4 std Judges uuhssitz<t1giy prsno1acs far sups-
riar 70 elf sthsr rssd inSsxsnszsA.
MISSES y. A. LAwRKECE-
iGsit Tasss serssty erss eosF sslo~ Ohssszzs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

The new and favorite passenger packet
New Boston, Captain Bulord and L. Park
hurst clerk, will iensrt for, Fort Madison
&nd way points Monday morning, making
sure connections for Sts Louis. r. NJ.
Pre,tyman, agent.
The favorite mail and passenger packe;
James Means, iJerry Wood master, will
leave for Dubuque and intermediate points
Monday morning. RM.'ffettyha !, ,asis asgsennt.
EAssl slbwkeye Hkats, Capt. Mason, Clerk
Pearce, will depart for st. Louis tomorrow.
Tie Canada will be down for ST. Louis
to morrow evening Of Monday morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

as.D IS bs. { & = ss1G2 !,
o0YS.. Ga the ist d.y Of Apgd,,SSA ~
ssS5s lss1esss ahFn1F 1Fis. sss ~ !:
cre sASAie1 -, thx ktSk s6st q
Sets, "a EfS,hsi Msiii d. sRsTs ,and
y = pYS N country: 9 fh4
,Ss Ss Y ya.s (. = : Iss n siir9& r. sf'thss sy6-
LoL 50 oy l5o feet. fIou,< contaias ten
's'ns imrs6sddl a7- in. Kossrs
spa9r ipsx xSrana Myrr,,nseA dokA1.
osise kest National Besk. and see ukefare
Henfss-there offered 10 Pet Npew 1utfs of
1lo1nss to order T.D @1v.pade, My6r ke>ps
les0di s'0s. and doe. ShT Tss55 emf ]
GsADff Co, ssal.sds LsaAi.. HSs.,se,
nasa ?; great variety Of ofp-rfsatry, hair dress
ing md dye rss:,ttsr:s
ItrostAsr 70 tn. Sex lWesnA,e our
.eadess to aca's-tul rusal ii l,r. Es,crly' :
''e zeal advert,{eIneIits which caf, be seen
n... ;" "f colums this day DIR. Easterlys pre-
pArAt'ons and standard remedies and are
very c.iehrateskand. .eapsllar r.4hroughou, the
great North west. We refer I DR.. Easter
~ " hdh~c ahd rSarsaparilia., Dr. J'affer's :
Sosfh balsam, Dr. Bakers Spcciiiics and Dr.
NtsrKs Y Sybhihtic. Cure. These prcps ra,,orss
nave bern III general ,l>e for the lsst ten
I years and are kmnw a. be Irf,,Ib,. rer,r.
'ne~ - Tie ,listHs,s they are Recommended
'oe',e We r'ty'SSe hcaiil;te TO civ. then,
" u'ai' orders address,. i 10 Dr +. East erly
* 70 81. lo.iiS sslr Esstcrly, No. %,
lau son street, Chicago, .lllnnis, will be
promptly r h'ief and forwardedJy Express to
:" parts o. the United States. aprld&w6m
The first appearance ofSerofula. When
s'"a y hard Knots appear under the skin on
'me M H'a'ris oil the nesk. or small ulcers about
Tue nose and throat, or sores about the eyes
or lace, this is the time 70 use Purifier Of the
Dloon, to carry the humor out Of the system
fatally disorganized. Scovil's Blood and Ii
yer syrup Is the remedy physicians are us
ing m their practice. as enc of the very beS,
medicines known for curing these diseases
which are caused BY impure state Of blsod
7e-T7- q - 5| 81
.a. DIR. WN. HALLS BALSAM.a .a'
Ibis highly ethcacioua ard and pupuls
medicine a>tonishes, by its good effects. "
cry CONSU MPTIvE sufferer who make
use of il, and those Who have tried . thou
sand remedies in vain will never Yegrrt il
trial A Few doses will give proof of s,l
p.riorfy dter all other remedies known.
| lFthdache has been very common, so mucI
so that some member Of nearly every famii
is afflicted with it. The cause in most ca
ses Is = torpid action Of the liver, which i
brought on by the 4debiitating influence o
the climate ar impurities Of the blood Dr
Motts Vegetable Liver Pills will restore tn
action Of the liver, and will cause the pain il
the head to disappear They will also cans,
tie complexion to become clear, and restU,
the vitality Of the whole system
We understand Messrs A l. ScoviI a CT
nave been SO fortunate as to purchase tn,
trade mark recipe for manufacturing ant
good will Of DIR Townships Indian Tooth
ache Anodvne. We IRE pleased at this fac
knowing Messrs Scovil 4 Go will so pl &c,
this valuable remedy in the hand Of drug
gists and dealers of every family medic,r
that all may have the benefit Of its curativ
virtues
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

ARrEMAs WARD To-NlcBr,-The great
original and only a,thoriz.d Artemas Ward
will rcvel among the Mormots tonight At
Metropolitan Hall, and all vho, from anv
reason. neglect to witness his show. will
miss one n ne ratest 'tfettg Ytrvtd up du-
ring the present administration ---thc receNt
inauguration ceremonies not. excepted. Ar
temus is influential amorg oddities, and a
park Of o ,mic bastsriea that never yet sur
rehdered. and never failed for went Of am
manition and imiss;liary Accomplishments Of
the 'rnpst effe.tsve character. "" ~, '''a '''
\ Having lived very iinpvcuniously. for a
term Of years, with his Betsey Jane; and
being Of an .ipquisitive turn Of mind, Arse
mus, made pilgrimage to Salt Lake City to
ascertain. Il might Be, how under the sun,
fellow could manage 10 support numerous
better Understanding the disadvantage Of
living with them all proniscuously At one
and the Same time. This evening he will
demonstrate ID an admlripg pubic the 40
crsts Of the Mor~on style o. wifery in the
most FtefA. .stS1s,. Such Information i in IN
valuAble, should he found in every properly
systematized family. Be sure and and at
tend, and take your husbands along with
yvS~s ...,t s-f .i.s s>.-N .s4. fef "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

= -. ...sUPRENEE COURT. '' ..'
a4., s..sa APRIL TERM, 1896 ui4, ,.ss VI.
I. ss-'t THURSDAY, April 8.
, s"'....' s.. T.. HON. GEO. G.. WRIGHT, c. J. !
s'a..' lloS. RaLfn P. LOWE, J - .s"i
:, -''...''' Hos. JouS r., DlLLoS, Judges.
80 Hon, G.. c., Colx., ~. ,.Dr =,
:, Thomas T. Wi4hrow. Reporter ...- t.~
lssse IL Allen, Attorney General. > =
= Lev. KiAsey, Clerk: -. -. g f. - -
..- 9laA. w. Orndorlf vs.. j. W. Orr, Des
Moines motion to alI3rrn oveFruled end
eAfke ;tur1tt1Hdi 40 s''s- ''rs'-i ~ ss-f 80
~, :. lksb.. Jamss Campbell vs.. w. +. Aysss
.aua. wife, Polk. county; affirmed. - .. d. .....
s.a90S0 Seth Richards sst Dew Aloines
ysllAy Railroad Co., wsptilp tcsfnty:; ~
firmcd.
= lVs6. II. H., CsG6n %. Gsbhast asd Nal.
se,haWspellO csaDty, reversed ss.ax. i
aso. 4 tilAAs'vs M y +: shorsr ro', 4
ycopnty; tAvaG1eqr .n-s a.. tad .s,a ~, a..
s.,a, /. ; ,.a.,.. .FsiDAS, April 9Th, 1866
"a efO6. 90 s.. 4. Coates vA'(3alena b Chics
10 e. 4. r. Co.; NaYshal county reversed
4j02. Maaning / Caldwell ss. Nahask.
Co, R Z. Co.. Nehasks- county; reversed
saO98. r. q. B.LNichoss ~. H. Fegan ct. ~,
Pun county: afI3sthed.' ''' - = -. =
iSsS. DssEar p0nsldsdh "a. \, &M.R
r. o., Jshnssn copnty !, a6rmad. - 4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
+. - . The Property formerly ksovn = II
" Academy ei..he Immasulala csnseo lel

NJ. ~ ssArwHf<n$ vs the lr4g4eulAts Geneep-
tion'' propertv for sale This eSeeaht e1tee com.
vrises IL acres with main building (which coss fsi
boo, and good barn; hand in centre level and high
eictint gradually south, east and north. Will b9
sold al cvrut bargain = "Ppliet .fe' scon. ~
M audit viii b. rebuilt A. On elegant country
villa plans Of which may be seen n our office by
snv rsrty proposing to purchase. bsILpsAs srs
invited to calf and see the same. a. the work val,
be iet by contract 20 the lowest bidder The 'sni
borders upon the city limits but being lurt ON
vide as mn subject 10 CITY tAxee. Beautiful IN Its
u<dral condition this land IS tastetuliy laid OCT
Ia garden and lawn. and ioo0 shade aad orna-
y.anta srecs arc planted large forest trees stand
fnf north Of thu Tnaiu building. This place IS well
,vSrtA thu astertiun Of purchaseru
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
.--<-s a--a--4----A- =
Chicago Markets.

Chicago Markets.
By Telecraphl CBicAoo, AprilT
Markets generally w.sk and lower
BEEF CATTLS-St ady
Hncs. Dul4 and easier. Sales at e915ell 90 for
medium to eytr. heavy
PRo,tSfoss Dull and lower
MISS Posr-ftecihttd d Joc Saies 400 tbls good city
at sleo ottert ~ IS close prime mess offered
AZ 81 cJ-wiihoui hu5 ers,
IAED-Nee.ected
NntsKY -st~si At t2 nsa .ni-clssinq qaet
FLors--Less active s60oel6 % fr -prilg extra
NPhA1 lc lower No. / at "a 0sol.OG
ConN- Duli and easier No / at &C. rejected "a
a6oc
OATS e lower No 2s' fa4oc
kvs-3c higher No Al 6JSa6Sc
BAaLgf-D Datl at l, 10 on track
FLAX SxEp sJ25
TixorHr- s3JDs20
CiovER-sl5 3cql35U
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

The above amount i i'll necessarily bs TX
penhcd during the season in repairing said
street.
II. H. ANDERSEN,
Ggo. J.. DAVENPORT,
e.. T. '.ai, JosS fIdxsS4, = tia.f Special Com
~. ..- 5. 4 v. 'S"s.: s. c.:... 20. f.. ".., ',''
DAvEsPoRr, Iowa, April s., 1s81.,r
Geo l.. Davenport, in socount with the city
Of Davenport. .'- -.fa .' .e.a ...a
lt.,-sI - 81. ....eu ft Dr. i..'
For cash. Fifth street Fund 800, 900 90
- Received oil the NJ & n. sd ,-.e.. .
4 4 Railroad. ... IS so
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

Go TO THE BKsr.-Go to Bryant. STRAIT
ton { Merrill's Davenport Commercial Col
lege, TO grt thorough practical business
education. or to bccou n good So, nd telc-
giaph operator For rulars address Ten
closing stamps Bryant. Suatton d Merrill,
Dayenpurt Iowa dwIy 44
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

DO1'aSce'v&s SUoeOeWs soo III 49,
tn7, n7,7uaoeAa71srne.o0l.Y. 7ua
,ezz-=4 zr y. ,-sss..,s M. ssss- -..,,,-- IL
Y, "A tfg*t tinus vii h3s bech left u yEiS
office fer ~ owns.,,p @sa ,s.ii saae. a bes
',H t.. -. @:n.a-, . ..as =
I'm. l,ooa. ALL. ~. ''ss y
80 go cs...sss' ~ '...A. ''osy'
Block, Gu shs..ss and buy' 20 - y
pa - x,x ~. -. :. FL ~ *,
o,,.l;,v .,, =, -. - ....~s, 49,. ~
4 s' r .s1
- r.~s.. 49, - - . 49,. ..~",.'s 49, III. "a,
49, tD'',,N9 ~ ~. -"svsr .. ~"
rn1. = = : @i : - - /. n.i.a'.'.am Nav
osD tp.o''r-' ~ .s.9 ~ ~
-. ..s. ..... . :. - .....-..s.,Iss.1..- ~. s.o
-Ssr. ~ ~, '.,.i-: 81. ~. .''.'''"
...-.'.l 800 80 80. 'ai,..- 80 "a. : u 1s"1d -
'i'R~ADY.MADs Clcthtng a. every variety,
including milll,y goods, cay Always, tc
i9u'a; ue.S eIs.ps. M.ps .S s1V vans4 ~ pass.
opposite the lie Claire row. 's-i' - -
hirr "a old 49, toI,;n, ,hs ,.,,,,I;. c,oIa (.
sso;ne dovn tH-v <,,A ,h.,,o,., fas~ onc,,vh .
hui ,h.,vv have NO do. of tha,, d,c, m IN
c,,,e,s ana fnvni,ure nn,ess tbr, ~ N u
'S,jhv.s 40 spsA, Ia, s.con,d .,rss, ~ .,a and
,e,.rt from M, largest and hest stocks IN
Daxennor, r''' 80 '''''' ',,, ans.dl dlsrs'h ~ -
s-rr.-s.,s1G
PrRc"Asf.-7he la'c residence OF Gene
rs' Baker, IN hH 'c'sy. on Brady street. has
oefn pqrchased ~ a. !. i.nse, sL-a' % thei
D'h -, On '.ose " ~T'es"' '"' *",1o".' s''s,s
WY 9oea p'eceei PropeF'y'sio"ss osasaI
-. - - 'e.."''.'"s s....n ..'''
, - .G....-. ~ lan ~s,<~s
~if' = H'--'ft'''- ~. ~. 2. S ''Suk'
M ..'s' , 49, ~" 'pe'' :" ."s,. ','e ~
rf,.u,r y ''s P"n"' " w, S'i"k s'iieS
s..''..;'I " % - ~ '"",:. '' ...s
Ys,k ,A,v -. u,.p.tss a. o.a.' 70 .s',
their friends and the public, The latest nov
elites of the season both in Pattern Bonnets,
Hats Mn,;nerryr - ana Fancy Goods. 'i4 e''
D,,4 ,..',... II, -,
a Nrw Aosscv The readers Of the Dxx.'
...,..w;,, -, f.;, - no,;o. ,ho o.,a .,fr.as
OCkAI wiz uot tsu " Hot'ce thc eAIu VI haus,
hav'land anu Peters, IN the hesi Estate
Agency business, and Eads ( Haviland IN
A, L.1.sf.. -, - 49, II $1,000 NIL Il .e.Ax
s,vor0 ,artd reli.hlh Arm srhev have tinen
,--if.f ~
GU nne anu co'''"oa'ous o'nce over nun
nen's Tobacco store. where they will attend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

RELIGIOUS NOIitE.
Rsv. W. q. HlsKEY will preach n the Congrepa
el,..k
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

New York Market.
Nsv ioRA, April 8.
Cotton dull. 37@ss
lLouR -leQ DC lower. ss oo@s.l5 kxtra
St.,t-
WHgAT--C nSetiled, 81. .sg
RYE Dull and heavy, 81 .25Mfl.sa
CoaS.-Du dropping. $l.i2, prime white
southern Z 81 @9sr -
Oars. Dull. ss1sa Western rNA
PoaK.-Steady. $2Tonxo23.5o % and % for
Mess
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
FRAME HOUSES roR SALE.

No II. The desirable residence on Brady
street. now occupied by General Baker
No. 2. Near BRADY Street. In perfect repair.
astorise. : rooms and cellar with well and cas-
{ F. y 3Dt4e by111t, we'll sose6ee ssieh ycsng
A 3 ~ +,
Lvt ls0 feet deep. Price $4,000:
10. III. On the east side Of BrASt AtsAs {Ot
fOo feet 'front.' toonhs good cellar and eistefn;
Hies d Ao0a. Of the hbAse md pottioa ofsfe
lend viii be sold .separate,r. :. 4. -.
No. 81. The estste. aow owned and occupied
~ Geo. .. c. Dow, Esq. being the dwelling house
md three full lots. ftonting south upon 6th -.
3orrsr Of Parnum street sfhishouse Is In per
bct repair. having been fitted up BY ,he owner
r. ehinsalf The entire arrangement OF the house
= tss1eful and complete The. view from this
49, il unsurpassed Terms easy.
rs. 3. Frame house south side I'd street, two
unkjos west Of 1rAdy street; price, u 500. Two
Ibirds nay rsAssis % nprtsase st s'1 per cent
T. 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

Net .Ope Of those modern and COMMITMENT
lousss in the new block known as Clinton
Place. BRADY Street. . .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

New York stocks.
4ss
NEw YoRx, April 1.
Gcld Opened 4 80, cdseed i s j. is,S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

No. s. s'Merwin's : Block" PER-, Street, for sale,
twitn present rental of 81. .luol paying good re
surn upss and Pfpssssstissky . very valuable prop,
srty, Tc.olose a concern this property 10 offered
as very low price and on easy terms. a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
OFFICE FOX RfAT'.s


No. e.. A large, light. airy Office. fronting on
east Seoo nd street, corner ot Brady wAth ante
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

10. 1. RAr. Blizzard and Dining Rooms tor
rent connected, With kitchen and sleepina
tss.tns attached,) formerly occupiedby y. HI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
E. ... FARMS FOR RENT, q /,
i esmsp,a - Tsp aOo ACRES.
cnllNIRY VlllR FOR SALE.

ono. fine house, in good repair > rooms
cellars barn worth ssce, aud poultry house
u vboehes ofrgt4ces xre eNp )bs W yYr,
al kinds Of fruits, bearing; This properly em
nr,r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

Adopted. .L......y, - iaa s.siuyso.,
The Committee on Claims and the Mayor
reported on petition Of H. c. Dreis to pay
petitioner 1880 in full for al claims, for
AID. Ceulthss, moved 70 sarike ont $3.50,
Il, On mctionef Aid HosRby. tAesspors was
laid on the table until the next meeting
j" The Yifth street Comwittee offered the
ipllow@f repqFta ..i !. ep ~ ,.'',.., >,
DAVENPORT, Iowa, April 8, 1866.
To ne Rss. Mayor and Cinnamon, cosnsA q
tAs E'itv cf U6renpsrt ::,,oi..s.s is,,',..n
GxsfLsnsH :--The Csmnsittss to when
wss rsfysred the tDastsr Of inpFovtug Fifth
street, teg ieavc' to report that they Ii,Ade Z
;cont5Sct 'Yilh Geo. A, Baker. Nay Eih, 1874,
l0r tbAo oediRgs maeAdsmisiae, ,aRa 91ttsf
ing sad street. Asd Subsequently 'WsadH q,
additional contract for laying crossings. va
also made contract with Scherxch and
Bruhm for laying sept erossingsyoNz z l. /
We aAd in cash ~ hand ~ ,Fjlth.o4;
. - street Fund $50, 600 90
And re~ei. cd Of the M e! NJ. N ma
r Railroad Company for lay.. @'," ,",..s' ".''
,.n. ing cutters under track ...a...s 76 50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
..ras ANY, !. ttss
+ ,5tBst.t ~ .-tM MAA fths
INSURANCE AGENCY

No. 4 East Second Street, south. east corner
: -"~s' u Bra0$ Street, front Office RI
s.l i.a.. ..i up stairs. '--'i,-s 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-03
RlehmonI I.ebeIs in.Trouble.

s. SHFOHt uteE Ef0&htfgton CVIFOIltcIe.) ~ p
The prompt tnterpositon of tho mill
tary authorities to prevent the re-inau-
.guration of treason at Richmond, will
meet the general appreciation of loyal
men; while it will exert salutary in+
fluence upon, therebeI mind. The Gov
ernment has been and will continue to
be magnanimously lenient to indiyi-
duals, while it will be firm as a rock in
repressing every manifestation Of dis
loyalty, whether it be exhibited in the
form of violent resistance to authority,
or under the more subtle guise of organ
lied political action. The country can
not afford to run the risk of fostering
another rebellion bysupinely,suffer
power in the South to steal back into
the hands of the men who excited the
last. That whole class must be taught
that their power and right to control
the destinies of the Soutllhave been for
feited and lost forever. The Govern
ment is disposed to let them live in
peace at their private homes, but it can
not afford to restore them to power.
This prompt action of Gen. Turner
will have an excellent effect upon the
recalcitrant spirit of treason through
out the south; and we will venture the
prediction that candidates. for public
Office VIII cease to boast of their fidelity
will learn that the least said on @ t6s
subject the better, and that although
the laurels won in fighting against the
Union may commend them to their
confederates in treason and secure
them majority of votes, they will at
the same time operate to invalidate the
election. The argument of fidelity to
the rebellion proves too much; 1t de-
mOnstrates the untitness of the party
who urges it to serve in any honorable
capacity under a loyal government,
whether State or national. Let every
such secession triumph as that which
the otherdRy; y;toolz splace at Richmond
be squelched promptly, and their re,
c1rrence will ceases to offend the patri-
otto sense of the nation.
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The Rirht Kind 81 Tnlkl

Ii the Virginia editors generally would
talk after the fashiUn!of the editor of the
Charlottesville CAro1ticIe, in the follow
ing article, there would be different
state of feeling very speedily both
North and South: ''f -
"The world is not going to stop- be-
cause the Southern Confederncy Jailed
to be realized, or because. our slaves
have been emancipated. It will not
stop If our property is confiscated, or
we are refused representation in the
Unlted states Congress. 1t has no idea
OF stopping. Why, the continent is in
infancy yet. See the expanse of forest
at the South. We have not begun to
clear the land. More, that land never
would nave been cleared under the old
state of things. What if Virginia has
three or four millions of people in
lutely stagnant for the past half cen
tury. Ought that state ofthings to have
continued? We would not change IT.
and God has changed it for us. He has
swept us with n hurricane. What we
would not dogently, he done rudely.
Six millions of Southern people can
yet figure in the worlds futnregif they
are stout hearted, if they are industrf-
GUS, If they serve God. IF we put our
hands to the plough, If we exert will, If
we do our duty, It viii be most extra
ordinary If weare kept down. Mainly,
we have had terrible lesson, and let
us lay it to heart the very best thing
for the Southern people to do now is to
practice religion. When the heart
of the people is right in the sight
of God, and not before, we shall be
prosperous. Isthere a patriotic SOutli-
ern man? Let us know first whether
he is religious. = : r
The Richmond and other Southern
papers should note that the more their
articles conform to the spirit Of the
above editorial the less will they hear
about negro suffrage. If they are wise
tiAoy VIII cu1nvates tile feBtiRg chat
seemingly inspires the editor Of the
Chronicle. 6.zaI. e Z: 4, e 'sT. ri
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The following is from Puck, new
funny paper in California: % 10. / .
"A long article having. the above head
ing is going the rounds of the press
and has been for some time. u Puck
thinking the old ones are played out
has manufactured lsome new ones: ne
being q supernatural being, IS. 81
course, fally Competent to do 50. ~ tlH1
The EGRIDTRoE.lgT take down the
gr1d1ron trom the nail where it is hang
ing, with the left hand, is a sfhn thlt
there willsbe a bro1 in the Kitchen.
i 4TEHE7AIRRoRy-If aIhirror is broken.
II IS aisign that. good looking lass will
be missed in that house, n if7SIi7 :. -
20 "A esFUNERAL.-TO meet a funeral
procession, is assign of a death. u E.l.f
y PoCKET- BooK.-To lose eapoclIet- book
contalning greenbacks is unlucky.
|afi afiNAILs.T1f a woman cuts her nails
every Monday, its InckyUfor her % hus.
band. ,,'e'r,5f .y.-5lTlg
RoosTER.-Iff you. hear rooster
crow when you are in bed, and the
clock strikes a few times at the same
instant, # IS q sign of mot )rning.
). AZ, AN 944FcIE4fNa 11AR:-If you have an
itching ear, tickle your nose and YOU
VIII VII ~ nave an itching there, and ill-luclx
SALT.-To spill salt accidentally into
stew while it is on the fire, is a proof
thnt the family will meet with its alter
at1ons (salter ratiOns.)
"A QAT.-When a cat prepares to wash
its face, IT. is a sign that one in the house
VIII shortly receive licking, =.
ARTS-To have sixteen warts on the
LEFT hand, is unlucly; to hnve the same
number on the right hand, is sign YOU
are unfortunate.
SP1RITs.-If a married man. while his
wife Is in the room, takes up a bottle 81
spirits with his right hand, it is a sign
that she will shortly be ont of spirits.
and that her husband is going to LIQUOR
STOCK RAIsING.-If a one-eyed bulI-
dog flies alta stock raiser's legs. II CleG
notes ne. that a misfortune will happen to
lBR1DA1.. you, get on horseback on
Monday before the sun is up, it is n sign
that you Will have a hand in a bridal.
5iLUcT1Y.9To stroke green-eyed cat
with a white spot on her nose is lucky,
and hehvy ptlrrs will. be the conse-
quence. 10 No.
MARRIAGE.=-If you are in house
and hear baby cry, it is sign of mar
rlnge-or fit isn't it ought to be.
RED HAlR.-Ifa a red-haired man falls
inlove with girl who dislikes hair of
that color, he will very likely dye be-
fore he is married. IsR'
The above signs and portends maybe
strictly relied upon; they have never
been known to fnil.l