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sFesFfE TWO FtNE TRuTTfNG STATIONS
3 Il Tempest and w ashing ton, ) r.
W. TlaEo the EEeseut eaaeoa AZ my a-1ula Ga tins
+ llfs. COMMENCING Ap e 4
Z ieuIpesi j. q - b scs thorough Moreaa. Wzsh-
rEcl. II, iss Result sl dapp bro4n. Theg NEED
stif o. - sean by horseuacn for recour-nend-tcn.
Eeth are sind. gentle sud fast, md rul rae al tn
ressllrs4l sl'ises e na.. horses. As inlorrnste
{ Eiii - gwen hy Applying 70
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And not to he paid Unit you know shst you v
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& 100 Gold Hunting Cased Watches ......-.SlO0 each.
II loo Gold ~ ea'il
30 Ladies - n
81 GO Gold Mech sud Vest Chains. " 60 Is each,
& $50 Chatelaine snd Guard Chalns-- y u ea',l.
sStOO Vest and y, ok Cns n-... io " ea'i
900 solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches Z % each.
f4,U00 Cord, Lava. Glrp-t, a., '' = 90 esea-
"a 600 Gold, Jet Oy9., Sr., Ear brOp- 0" eser
700 q Gents Breast ami scarf Pins. 90 ,-l' e..
ss6,0O0 Oval Band Breeiets...-...,.-... : TO e'ii
n 900 Chased Braceiets.............. 20 10 each.
80 California diamond Pms tdngs25s 70 each.
,s0 SoIitsire seeve Buttons studs to each
sSo60 Miniature we, i,oc Eeii......... 70 each.
g0O Miniature Iocketr Maa5e......... to each.
- 80 Cold m othpicks Crosses 6c... 70 each.
% o Fob and Z bbon Sldes .--..--.... 10 Zach
5 e8o chased Gold Engs....--.-.--... 20 e,tsh.
900 Stone Set Rings.-.-....-----... 70 each.
'''O 7 GoId. .,e to Is each
5000 Sets I.sdies' Jewelry-yaried
Il 600 Sold Pens, 5 liver Case Pencil 20 : esen
"a $50 Gold Pens, Gold Case Fenru 20 40 eaen
"a ,O5o Gold Pens, Gold-inounted Hold-
e % t.s,i .
n An tie goods IN the above List will be sold, with
fsout reservation Tor 0SE DOLLAR each Ceruncatei
Ell al the various articles sre paced n similar en-
fyelopes and sealed. These envelopes VIII ue sent
~ mall or delivered al our ONCE, without regard
3t5 choice. On receiving y certificate you vii ser
s Vbst it represents. aud It ~ optional WITH you q
send one dollar aud receive the att-ele IHlltii p
sny other 10 the LIST Of ssfne value an si tfensa3
enons t,v NAL We charge for i1rWardlng the ceTl
tcates paving postage and doing The business
epnts each FIVE CERTIFICATEs viii Be sent Tor 81 !
= Fftryry for s.; FmRTI tor So SIxTT-FIvE for SO 4
sard OEr HUNDRED for SD BY this mode We 1--WE
selecops nom varied stock Of fine goods, Of tns
5sst make and latest styles, and Of intrinsic worth
< q a no!nlnsi Y, - vsri bgbest vol1e
4 We plarantee entire sststsctionin every instance
Isnd II there should be any person dissatisfied With
Z any article they may receive they may immednste
a ~ return r. and the price VIII BE- refrnded.
Il AqyNrs-We allow those actinE o. Ageuta, TcrI
Scents On esch Cerdcsue ordered, provided their
,srernlttauce amount 20 One Dollar.
They will collect twenty-five cents for every Ger
stfcsts and retaining 10 cent?, remit 70 az IS cent?
4 for each.
q rH-ad5ress GEO. DEMERTT Z Co,
u janI-6ni 81 e Broadway. New York.
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WAT TIE SURGEONS SAT OF THF 81
MAINTAINS REVEDTEg

5iARIIAN'S REMEDIES.
"PoSr HosFTrAL, FOEr MAEsHaLL,l
bstluore, Nd, Feb a., 1853. !
81 haye Ereait satisfaction h seating tfsl ] hayt
used "fAt Suadli'r4 Ralcfiic.r for Eenareal li--
ease Ia its most eus.O nary brra: that hlSe used
them with judgement, discretion. "a properly snd
laVe fogud them % respond n my antcii stiou
promptly and eiiectusly. Knowing Their ,'arailo-
Iston, hsye Che fullest confidence n their i.ssy
AMI as far a, my use Of them extends recommend
th3m strongly. AIFRED a. BawrRs
assistant surgeon On New York Vols. :
Let IA be understood That theso remedies are a.
recorlmen1sa, snd val positively cure che diseases
for which they are offered.
Prize q Male Packages, Sansriisn'- Sin $40
Femsle s. o.; RooI and Herb IN e. e CO. wash
30 cents.
Sold BY VI. j. &C. ". SMITH, Druggists.
Co Rer Chpr D sud Vice streets
NAsHvILIg, igNs,
Desmond a Co, ProPretors, 90 Race streets
lPhiladelphis.
] iants-Gm.
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F:0R [RBLLhIRG

DR. PRUNK has OPENED AN ESTABLISH
meut in Nashville, Tenn, for Emhalming th
Dcsd, or Cherry street, doors south Of IN
Post Once.
He viii sttend to disinterring and forwardini
bod es RON this aad al points south good a.
.sortment of metallic cases and ENC collins o.
.hand. Branch Offices at Chattanooga, Tenn, sn'
Huuts vile, Ala. ID. h. PkUhk, M ID.
isnl8-3m'
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-MedleaI Departmeat

COL ESQ f. COOPER, c s. A.,
Medical Dirtctor Departments Of the Cumberland
'Uiiice 81 sumner street.
1T col A-C. HAMLIS.
Medical Inspector, Z. s. A, Once cor. ChuTcl
ana ~ ID streets.
SURGEON r FLETCHER, U. g. VOLS
Medical PlrVey0r, Z. 8 y. Office Ncrth eide 0
Public Square, between Market snd Front
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Sannaritan'R wash

IL, IN case o. syphilis. used 10 coufuncuon with
tle Root and Herb Juices. Full directions
The oicacy II these remedies il sli Ike rcsuowl.
e'tgsd ~ piys raans ard pstirni-. They are used
n the Y. = Hospitals, thus restoring 10 health
many ol cur brave soldiers.
.Es,,s.. ~ E.,rss,,... G.
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BrwAEx OF coUNrEEFEITs

ARD UsFamoTFLED BaEIERA
10 endsaror - elaFoea ~OF TINA OFaf a.
aolherr artIcles O. he repuiatiel alikine1 y
Hsimdold's 0ea1las frepzzalicas.
4lrasraffla.k
ImpFoFe1 Rec asaos
8oid y ~ lTugEiEla egefYscfrl. - -.
Asa F1R HILfBClIf8-IAk - eLaAAt
q slsl5 lfr1si4 49, 3 = ~ D 49, 80
- - fisa =
HlA
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oonorrhea, aIael. strIe.urss.
, sAaARIrANs GIT.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
.Scr0fuls, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters
Scales, B0ils, Syphilis or Venerial

SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
% offered % TIE puhli2 a. positive cure.
hAhlIAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICES b "a.
most potent certsiu and eiafilisl remedy ever pre-
acrbedi t reaches and ersdH'ates every particle o.
the Fenefeai poison, so that the cure i thorouei
ind permanent. Take then o. this Purifying Rem
ely ana Dc healed, sud not transmit % your ne
serty that for which you may repent IN ser years
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0mce--C0Ener PARA 81. and capHol AVsuu'
Opposite East ffoui Of State Capitol.
NASHVILLE, TENN.

FOR sALE.-TWcedoubls Engines, to horse roV
er each new and Insunpa ed f0r n lieriil, Worl
mEnstip Or periotIuRneo, With bcliers aud al 81
pur enences ior sal- 1T 3 bargain for cash, or re-
state ~ q cash Valuation
apply 70 h. @. sCOYEL, Nashville
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FOR FALE.-That entire block on North side d
Ceosr street, between CtleTTv street anu the a lel
OF the west, ruiIniDF through 10 the Theatre
These valuable bIsIhess localities VII be sold il
fronts on both streets 70 suit purchaser, snd w
offer them At p1C'es which lnd ices US 70 beiev'
thst purchasers raay expect an advance Oflo0 pc
cent ON cost.
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BTT BIlT0. 0EN J. ! DONALDSON,
Chief Quarterruaster. Department Of the CuIober
land. Oihce los CherrY-stFeet
cart JAS. ,. RUsLnsG 4. on,
Chief Assistant Qusriernsster. OfHce It's ChsTfy.
street
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tAEE hkNh1 hoNLAAD, A. g NJ,
in change Of The pIir base ad procurement OF Pub
he Animals ard hire Ct Employees. 0fies JIG
berry street
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CAPT T. J. cox, A. = n,
hsrge 81 Clothing. Camp sud 6arTison Equip
aiaiionarY, o. arterulasfars' Blanks. and et1r.
al 1nrflils fi~or,a-fv flaH., NJ Ma-l. 49,.
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FOR 6ALE.-Tfe New Theatre, corner Onion
ami Summer STREETS, we offer 81 price that VIII
nett the purchaser 10 per cent gross per snuum.
FOR sALB-The pretty Block Of Stores storie.
high, on summer street. conner Of Union street
nov rented % s. az this yesrs' rent viii be ts
ken part payment.
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FAYABIE n ADFAl'1--'
sv.. rrSzs Oh IEss 10 coss7sz11s 4 $50 y.
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CAPT. GRO r. HIBBARD, A Q. ~,
! ahsTge 81 Forage and straw. Offioo " Cherry
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
IA BAHE'S
Vegetable Hair EseseGrrr.

1t will actually restore gray aai fades, ha;I'
to it, original color, by first cssoriug the soalp
to healthy conatio,.
It will prevent tie hair from talling ctfs.
1t will remove danaruT, and cure All IN
pleasant it.hing aud crur,ions OF the hea.
tits remedy for nervous headache.
No dye.
II restores the hair by natural process
and may be used with perfect safety and may
be used by ALL Friends try it.
Price ST. 90 Ter bottle Sod at the City
Drug Store in. ro.elo. ,GLSoa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
DIR. ,. X. WEIR.

Late Of Pennsylvania announces to the c'ti-
zens Of Toledo and vicinity, that he perma-
nently located in this place, offers his services
as Practitioner Of the German, French span
ish mode Of medical treatment, 50 successfully
nracticed Of late in France, Spain and -imer'ca
lie not only asccrtains the nature OF disease
as formerly practiced by physicians but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be- Those living ata distance
and rnahie to visit him, can be treated ay
sending him clear vial full ofiheir moning
urine. from which the disease will he ascer-
tanned. Female complaints in nj tair various
forms trea,ede carefully and cantiautiAtlv
will attend toaU calls promptly. Residence
and Office. North Wesr OF the iah.ie square.
j.. X. NtER'
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sH'Nutlt, ita'h'- ia''t' "'''s1' P5s' -
our country more Good, cheap ana
yirrin lands than are 10 be i3and eise'
where on TIC 2iohe.
What mus, be tie methods? !? First
wc mnst add 10 the weight 81, tic tlec-
nes. The nocks Of the Unitei states
average to tie head about three ionnds
# wool. Good breeding proves that
hey may clip SIX ronnds As well as
three, ai'i cost as little for keeping.
We are sow ready 70 test - sanity
OF those who pay thousands tor r'oi
stock s}eep. Tie fist cross Will ~i'h
half or ,hree-ftihs bloed add ct least
one pound Of wool - each sheep and
the progeny VIZ will call on'y one hNnA
red annually. Tn!s gives 100 pounds
Of wool, worh IS an estimate, $50.
There is a9aea 10 the vi"e ot az ~
crease ~ least &loea, SINCE any bHyor
OF judgement wohid sooner pay hVe
dollars Tor sii'er staeaf'nS four f""h's
'han sonr dollars Tor one mat chp 1u'
three pounds. vac heha'ea ara seven
~ dollars pay '"e interest," ~ SIX per
ee"t On near @5o0", anu hai mace
TIC aHH"ai get OF ne animal '"o = nAa
req 'Ts ~ mere ise ot 'Aa f'eefe '"o
I. i Il ~
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a aeutlcmln mho travels with

a gentleman Who travels with
both eyes oren, Gays the Cleveland
Hsro'3,l i,st returned from Indiana
All Northern Illinois. lie reports as
coming out IF the winter looking finely,
while an unusual breath has been sowr,
particularly in Indians. The f.uit lu Is
are = generally sound.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

\ IE,f,s Observation-Disclosures |
compare the troubles we have to under
- II tho c.3arsa If vear.o 4 great ct
fagets, fir too large fsr Us to lift. Bn.
God !oes no; require us carry the whole
If oaee. Saerc.fuNy Has;es the bun
dies, and gives Is first one stick, which
we are .s1ia to carry 10 morrow, and 50
on. This We might easilg manage, II We
would only take the burden appointed
fof Us each DAY: but w choose to IN
crease orr troable by catryieg yesser
days sick over again 10 day, and al
ding tc nlalrow's burden 10 our load
before We a;e required to bear tt
JoIs Nestoa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

A pvIrlT Jy;ss At church in
scotland, where there WAS popular
call, two candidates offered to preach,
Of lie names Of Adam and Low. The
last preached in the morning. and took
for his ies;, +" Alan, where art thou?'
He made An excellent discourse, and
the congregations we're much edited.
Ia tie evening Ar. Adan preached,
and took for his text, Lo, here am =
The impramp'u and his sermon gained
him the church.
Professor .i.azziz is goir g 10 Bra
II on scientific expedition, by the
libersI,ty II Boston merchants. Tie
goes to verify his theories in relation 10
glaciers. AMI VIA fully explore the
Andes Ho wiIs hs accompanied ~ =
corps Of eight or ten assistants. selected
from the leading scien itic institutions
ia America. This mission is expected
70 promote the interests of science, and
CRAFTY rebound 10 the credit ot Amer
lean seieE,:tic institutions.
There are two reasons why 'aome
people don't heu3 the advice Of 'mind
your own basiness.' First they havep'A
any business, aal seconl, no mind to
IL big to il.
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Wy FEysT GRO =? :
F.2s, SOCIETY

&c commune wv ot2S 49, -
serving grapes:
SpEScE-I find no lt1.rn'.y in keep
Ca.awbas all winter By storing i'll boxes
and keeping in cold room, I think
they can BE kept all winter by putting
mp in small boxes. They shoaia hc
kept in cool equab'e Temperature, IN
not handled much. They can be kept
stil! icH-ar, however. by packing i"
i.rs and exc'uling the air as before
described.
ErI.whxGrR-I have never succeed
el in keeping crapes u.,il ti~ year
Ihey were r.ekel into boxes tha'
w5ull holl ,.tlve ari twenty fanr
nonnls AMI III. in a barn where t,leT
weie kent ua,1l the cold nights came,
when thcso lsycs with about foot il
c,a.h ana p4ske.l ii lareer boxes will
.bop, foo, il thickness Of drv leaves
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
Vermont Sheep

inc We think to our readers. II IS not
to be wondered AT that our farmers are
slightly excited on the suhj-c, Of sheep
when they are bringing the fabulous
prices here indicated.
To the Elitor Of tie y. Y. TiIa7e:
SIR.
There is vide AMI growing interest
in reference to our American tlocks. l.
n-".c"'s NJ. I" "-i.c note, while on
my ANNA! pilgrimage # mere than 2
thonsand miles u visit the home cf my
childhood, AMI those famed locks Ly
the mouatains.
Vermont j. the Paradise of mo.in $,
and f Twin Hammond Of this town is
the shepherd king-a tide as unqles
.iona'le as his of The crook, who, in
defence Of TIC fpck, slew the lion and
,ha bear. II, is the modern Jason III
search Of The golden fleece, hu! his
name may rcvcr ie classical, sirce his
.
expedition, ] am told, had only thc
novelty # 4 lu'nher wagon journey to
Connection. 'houy', proving one Of lie
most successful trips on record, con
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'sk ahi @NlaaSe, 10 We 1'a y s''l'I- L
"as 'faRfHA ID whoa ne H. sia'a @fet
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
Ci.y Item q.

The petroleum fever has spread Ia
Prussia. A.rca' extent Of country il
said 10 be found full Of wells Of rock
oil
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Yours,
!. s. GEISNELL.
N,iile>har., Vt, Dec. %, 1864.

II Chamhay, Of Paris, ia ahnu. To
Introduce = new Ihase in photographs
Il has succeeded il .ixin- III cplar
a. Nell as Tie rlrm II III" face, and pro-
aaces = Won ierfai li,Seacss, eaasl TO the
finest m;niatu. es.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
w. Il. MILLER n. d.

IOIClO IOWA,
Cffers his professional services 10 the eih-
Gems Of Tara County in the practice Of Ned
icine Operative Surgery & Obstetrics. nr
Miller has had thirteen years experience IN
the treatment Of Western Diseases IN Iowa and
and expects, by strict attention TO his probes
sion. 10 merit share Of patronage. vah.z
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
Qgppsitiaus
Dys. IA II. BALDT.
PHYSlCIAA 4 0DSqETRI[AB

Diseases of Women and children will re-
ceive especial attention.
Office at his residence north east Of Pub
lie Square in house formerly owned by =.
Harmon.
Toledo. March 10th 1864. v6n10ty
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

The petroleum fever has spread to
Prussia. Asrea' ey,en, Of country il
said 10 be found fall of wells Of rock
oil
It IS sail tia. single cents worth
Of petroleum oil'wi'i furnish sufficient
fuel to cook m ordinary meal. If Pc
;,e'au.a viii bake, and boil, and fry,
arl stew, WI, (asss the Cincinnati
Ga-tf'e) will it not make steam for the
loco motive?
A vii III extraordinary yield is re-
portca 10 have been opened at depth
f only fifty fee. At Bnena Vista, Julare
county, CalifaFnia, anr.ng the past
month Tile process Of sinking wells
has been commenced, or soon will be,
4, several other localities the discovery
u! !. number of oil spring is reported.
In Pvnnsy'vaia AMI West Virginia
h nom;nel capita, nyes'cl in oil com
panies is stated at :-5n, 100000. Tho
actual cash subscriptions abou, $40,
GOO .oc0. Amount realized from oil last
year $50, 600 600, bring equal 10 abont
fifteen per cent. on the total nominal
and shout 20 pei cent on the total cash
yapiyal.
on II TIL. CUMaERl,Sp VALLEY.
A cunhcs ls'4d Md, paper say: The
olI fever Is rapid. extending through
out tbs region. Companies are organ
;z'nt IN y.l;ans sections IF ,hc count-,
AMI as soon IS ,'e spring fairly opens
they propose to hegic boring. In the
Gar.e,s Che, k Valley, and in the neigh
barlloal If Gran,sYiile and Selbysro I,
especially, tie excitement is quite high.
In a.'ii,ion 20 tFe presence Of gas
Sr,;ng., 50 well known in this vic,n;sv
(~ays ,l,4 Cc,syr, - FIe,innis, y. }
J, here IS now nao1e ta"gisie evidence
| ~,;ae.l &c lie a..s.ance Of petroleum
harp. in lis deyvlur,aeut upon the sur
/ fee 4 sc,inr il ne cellar of Mr. {.
Il VI. Wye. wlo lives close by Main
street b-ii.e, an tie west side Of the
rs,,,;awa hears mon is su,flce 4
.r~o5sy sen, which. np,n exaTination
hy those yersel IN oil Indications. pro-
YES to be the genuine petroleum.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

It Is sail tia. single cents worth
Of petroleum oi'wili furnish sufficient
fiel to cook an ordinary meal. If Pc
;,eau.n will bake, and boil, and fry,
anl stew, Why (asks the Cincinnati
Ga=tte) will it no. make steam for the
loco motive?
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY.

Within the past two days we have seen number
of persons from the country surrounding Richmond,
and are pleased to be able to say that, as general
thing, the best order prevails, and the farmers,
among when are many paroled prisoners, are
rapidIy returning 10 their homesteads from (which
they were torn by the Davis conscrption, and pre-
pairing to renew the tilage OF their farms. In the
counties which may be said to be in the track Of
the armies Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia,
some outrages and horse thefts are being perpe-
trated by stragglers from both armies, but these
irregularities are being firmly put down by the
strong arm of the United States military authori-
ties. The scarcity of horses for farming purposes
is the most seriou, want now felt by the farmers,
The war has swept away more than two-thirds Of
the horses and mules of the country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
JEFFERSON DAVIS GOVERNOR SMITH
JOHNSTON

From gentleman who left Greensboro, N. c.,
on the l4th instant, and reached Richmond last
Sunday, we gather some interesting items of news.
Jeff. Davis, Gen Johnston and Gov Smith were
all in Greensboro on the 18th instant. Davis
looked as cheerful as if he had never heard Of a
disaster to his arms. He mingled freely with citi-
zens and soldiers. The treasure CT the Richmond
banks and the gold Of the Confederate Treasury
was at that time in Greensboro. Whether Davis
carried it off with him our informant did not know.
Stoneman was at Salisbury, and, if gotten of, it
must have been wsgoned across the country TO
Cheraw in company with Davis and his cavalcade
of two thousand troopers. Mr.. Trenholm, Con.
federate Secretary Of Treasury, and all the other
big wigs, were in Greensboro, and, as we stated
Yesterday, rode Off with JEFF. Davis. Mr.. Tren-
holm was applied TO by citizens TO sell some Of his
gold for Confederate notes, the woDld-be purcha-
sers offering to pay any price, but he was too sen
sible Secretary 10 entertain for a moment any
such proposition.
Gov. Smith, on the 18th, by request OF some
body. made q speech to the people of Greensboro.
He urged them all TO ''Aock to the banner of JOS
+ Johnston" But not one man, our informant
is positive, was influenced by the exhortation.-
The people cheered Mr.. Smith very much, for
cheering is cheap and not troublesome to execute
when one has nothing elset to do.
On the 18th Davis started South with his cavalry
escort, Smith returned to Danville and General
Johnston remained at Greensboro. At that date
Johnston's army was supposed to number some
where between thirty and fifty thousand men Of all
ms.
The Davis party spoke openly of their intention
of making for the Trans Mississippi, and expressed
confidence that they could get over without inter
ruption. We do not sgree with them N this, but
the question will now soon be settled.
In justice to Governor Smith, We must state
that. by his ntercesson, the Confederate authori-
ties we're Induced to foregO burning the railroad
bridge and other public property at Danyie.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
FROM FREDERICKSBURG.

We had the pleasure yesterday of cOnveIsing
with a reutlemIn who had just come down IRON
fredericksburg. The most perfect quiet reigns
there. The hits of Stafford and SpOtsylvania,
which year resoundo1 to the tread Of armed
hosts, are still and peaceful now Some days after
.he evacuation United States ganboat went up to
the town on a reconnaissance, bat, finding no ap-
oearauce of hostile demonstrations, slipped quietly
down the river and disappeared Since then no
wsIlike force Of any kind has visited the place
Tho people are all anxious once moro TO feel them
selves under The United States Government and to
be permitted 70 resume the avOcatiens in which
they.were engaged before the war.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26

EOR sALE-Desiring 20 leave the city, offer for sale
II my Chamber Furniture. consisting OF handsome
Walnut Wardrobe modern Style, Mahogany Bureau,
(mai bic top; Mahogany haircovered Arm Chair;
Cottage Bedstesd and Washstand Cane-seat Chairs
Price also Tor the lot. Offer also for sale, Hair Mat
trsss Feather Bed Bolster and Pillow. Parties desr
ing 10 purchase the above will call al M. HsDcOcks
north side o. Main. between Sd 4th, on Wednesday
2Sth inst. ". =. IhOMAS, JE.
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