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The New York herald., 1865-04-12
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

Slavery Dead I'm Virginia.
From the chmond Whig April 10l
Whatever may be the fate Of the constitutional
amendment, it is as certain sunrise that slavery in
Virginia is dead
The New York herald., 1865-04-12

ILLUMINATION OF THE PUBLIC BUILDINGs-sPEECH
OF THE PRESIDENT, ETC.
The New York herald., 1865-04-12

From The Richmond Wing, April 10J
national bank Of the United States Is TO be mmedi
atey established in Richmond where shares In Unit ed
States stocks will be sold ct the rates established Ia
Northern cities. IA
The New York herald., 1865-04-12
More Than Half OF General Pickett
Division Captured.

IFfom the Kchm0hd " h1g, ApTI TO-
More than half of General Picketts division has been
brought In captured, and the country between Rich
mond and Amelia county Is said 70 be full Of rebel SOL
ders nearly all Of them virgnans making their way 10
thcir homes.
Rebel prisoners, TO the number Of eight hundred
thousand have been received In The city within the
past forty eight hours and consigned TO the Libby prison.
Tho Castle Is used receptacle for citizen prisoners
o0whom quite number are gathered there.
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99rDfeiIor Munoram's
NlI nne GrGMfer zSSLigsc

Ii unI.rsttts bGs befe bis iest betaane I2isteI sur pettans
bon UnterIeibs-8 D i9perben aaer Mrt, tn9belon1ere Mta8en
fronpf 8erbhuunasftpG5e @bp3etdsanfdue, 8rlftbnert
aen, Dtarbpea, Soften, Sre6rubr, S6rtnbel, S!Gbun9en'
GppfI1rnerS, AfbntG, &dItes 5teber, Seetranibett, Spr1nter'
Complaint, FINITE eegen 8 II I II nno &FFdltrng,
Dd biefeS GItrtr aus rein untAa6Itben, tegetabtlt1hen
@tDfsn befebt, 70 et8net rs E4 NOD DEFENDERS CUR Sernpt'
dltns neuaebprener Gtnber, ippts ebenfaas tetrt 3abneu bers
fslSsn. J7eine glutter iSGte Osriauren, tets basOa I'm
Saufe au tdten, jeap@ iplte eS In bieiert Eaae NIT Gbee pesr
a8ader uno 3uGer SerbInnt 8eeeben perber. Der 6rDBarttss
@rfOla, Der fb felt itte ~ ISatrea In Dersi9lGnb 8etetBt,
bat N6 aud BIER felt BEN Iesten 4 SaBren g~ldnJene bepahrf,
unb lit 6teles @Iirtr Iberaa ca uneTtbetrlt&e8 6aasnttt 81
Ser grets bes fletaeru 5lafa&ens If IS Gta. unb bCs Stf.
seren rs Cts.
9rVf. Dnnbran'8 ~aaseraetn beltebts 9latrstrt8an -
Rrauter.Etlen unb 9ulper perben iebert 9etbeHben an
6rDntf@eu drGnttetten sur R&ern Psiluns hrtHS'
enb e%rnpfOblen.
y fe n, gut sdn;tt@eu 9etlun8 Der 6GuIu@t; @t4tP rl'
; r, ,ur racttalen 0ertresbun6 cpn @ttt unb 3ibenTattS,
mus; 8nbn-Stnftur, aie6t ausenbltt!tae 2taettun9,
8anbpurrtsYulber urb Sr6uterttee.
Gu bdben bet g. 9ernt 9bouieu Bu&tanetune'
2SX %. @ratt1r, 9aupt.&6ent fur Baltimore iEWte nNeH
tauptia@I!<Gn Ipptbeten.
SuIius 8iensIt, Dentif,
MlerdnSria, ga,
(29np-6nra) @eneral.SSent fur 6aui &mrrtfa
Sauptasenfur fur ten. DtRritt Columbia bet gpSs'
6 brtffant, SOP Ste Str. uub 81 Yennt9ISdnta@Ve'
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80 Baltimore nuO O1io
In q --.- Giienbann. -re

I'm u. mao WtDntae, %. Gpr., nsrbea tGetj3 2 5Ase
nag W6eeliHS nnS ParferS6uss nna elm 3us rad Gssbe'
rd abgebep, gie foGgt ellre @
Softsge tdggi& (&our1ags alggsa2Wpasu}, GGCra 900
Grpre6sug ta8LiH @tsn0s $40. -~ -e- "-
gSeibe aiae ~per5iaoefs F4 an Gpicans nit oreu ETSas
5eH Ds1fi@, nDrboeali9 mt Eiit@eiIi&. .rsr- I
e Ser Sarper8 6errp unb 6reterid Accommodations 3ug,
tpetliG, berlGBt Baltimore I'M 4 ubr gpd&mittasS. Oeftz
LID DerlGBt biefer 3uS 9arpers Gerrb I'm 6 t6r Olcrsena
unb 6reberid I'm Z ltPr, tGSli9 (au~sgenummen 9onntags).
Dez Bug aoS +Iicorib s5lu8 gck! ton Sclttutocs
g9ocsens I'M 500 f. 8 20. nuS Ssa$ur. l. 40 ". 4.5O
aub bon G(icott'S 4siGs &sergeus 2. 80 NIB 1900, unS
slaarsittGss 2.40 unb $40. -.
Bod DafgtNgtQa. 5t.
Slogans Scn 8alttaDre Ea5 2DaI9inseon g.orssus $50
100, SEQ nub $50, anb 3Ia3m $50, NIB eco
ScnntagS glorgens aGl $50 NIB $50, nus ssa6p
u,ittags $50 1880. a69Ga8 oon E8ai9instru gtoraens
nn 6.15, 8.15 3. Ilo16 nnb Ne9nt. nns 300, 40 unb
6. as. 5cnataes aur glorgeu5 az SID n. H. Is Il. gta@z
rnittags 500. glps bsg 4e uno Ste 3u0 rpm Golti,
mere nnt DER 5peite nnb Utsrte 3rg BON geai6inster
Soften al auen Stdticren an. m
Ser Z unb $50 Wtrr9en8jus unb $50 unb 6 1G
Ga6rnittasS3ug bon Baltimore unb Ter 6.15 uub 6.l5
WiorSen5ug unb 5 un6 $50 gta6uitta8S5uS BON Baibs
iugtpu ~perbinben it9 init BEN GGnapptiSs3u5e ~
G3egsu a&bsres Au$tuuft ano &5iIete ieo&g Art neEp
naa 80 u 9. 3. gnaInat, sas5. in ber @csabeis~sta
.cn obes al Gs HsectsE>TtCe~ ..i- Ill f
10. g. t5-sstf &saaeYortaseiFe
3, 81. L 1~enecasagea;. (1anlO
--A
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
n Oer(iC6erungsd n6eigen.

WCnt1Oue SrpS-, e.
Seuerz8e rIi6erungSzM genten,
SO Gecomtfr., Baltimore.
.&Senten fur tt fOlsenben Seuer.yerF6erunss @Unpas-
nteen l. gIdHe: q aa Gin
WfetrUpplitan Sniuranee Go Ntw OSrt
@runbtnpttal unb SbItg. $1,7OO,OOO
SuternattonaI Sni, GS., Ng.,
@runbtapttal unb Oblts. 1,25OO0O
&bridttc Sire Snfurnnce o., -
- @runhfoptnI 100000
&ciolute Sire Snfrrance Co,
1.H-il @runtfapttaI 100000
8erIuae perben prompt be8utabtet unb Obne treenb cine
0ersSgeung tn unferer Office beSdtIt.
n Gar Ypltcen uub StempcI fetne 8ere6nuneI . Lin
yerGpnen, pGlbe In Der 0ietrppOlitan Dber &eIDInte 60.
SerIfern In0sn, fn6 gu elmer Dtbtbenbe bon tsnt Gettnn
bere@tiet, treIhe fhCn ntantmaI SO prSs. tetrus, pbne bb
lie bic etpatgen Berlufe Der &pnnp. beten 3u heIfen braufen.
: U4 Deutf9e 8trmeI aIS &eferenJen:
Sail & Nr. sss.. mi GbaS SptIter & 50.
Stelmann, Strtt6& 81 90. S1c0b Seeger.
s. &. BRAINS II 60. ta@ (rtai23jD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24

Spredfun6en: gprrttttags $40, Na@ut. A ubr.
- tA4t22 rI. ..
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9se SitffIagr8 U3a F~sa4apeg saG3 agsa gsalsg sec "a.
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&&saraaEs4. esI9: ia 6ga a5sIan3te. sub r5ipaG;isu,
saen" eesttata, @eEbsE %f ~9cEftisfa R53ee utb gg6aea IA.
1rbert bic ttt Hst'.E : &Use 5lafFag DeiAs sssr ga 81
GosseisS saajes,
Ots asag.a 3:ttse leaaa e.s@n a~eeosfssv.e @les. wsgosa sa
NaG5t1 e~C;saf2Ssst, .z 0;a'.t sefsisi ana e eiso ba Elsfe.
3lesea1 &:saepeilss esca5re'&., fsySpa % IL FIR ke Ssggsis'
gtat&t. EHa E3Wperfs5 6*I ~5A2aassrs gG glen S5I2sn ge5syst
&uf O5ber GaSa fRtgt2 bic GuesyGIoeyee snI bas g59gegs,
aaS BtA!8ae, ia ~ 1i* s.uttg& @Ggp 5TSrF'
9 e&, g. s20tea, @el&t gDauEere mRt hep
90 stEsl9sn ssi5tbes1 e,us auccssa ga5aea ss.
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St12ssu ctnto2ateiI, a5IE 2en ia19h@usta &Iatersnteus pQeeS.
81saazh>rts tDEGl9t sGi sGe.r gsabu bic asaosn pS tYent
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BE Gll 5sg sansea slrsGs, Bmtft4l S3sspt10t; grS g@l
ss&te. ,r1ss sGti&$p ShsAtilaG:g Szs f.5t4s0p nFs 3gek-aps.
'@a@ @.ustraa5: esi:G:! f12a cgE blej4g EHgr ta ~ fBrirts
s!+s "a. ee2i5 u-k AEie36} IL s 22gss.
SsS1 p@aA3al et iG0 y en2 geFSa pa sialet qcg <
rs "a SkArsn -~s$sAhsH 5eShes &5stS EiHasf nase. 4 asrss
Ea8 Ge5E6 e<*s 81! 5sa b~@tae...4 ~. p .Es4-tuts
- tlsl.gsr $50 IT D~ Sat- sa5eG1s 1aets { eta gybsr Z
$55E etae 3sSR2iSiauaa as@t ~ @9ss+a bs - beg 3rt ; ,
stfat-A:I9.
Es4ti@ stn}sa 9ut =, tga aes,3,fsetas asc5t
asN bet Ea2u aN8l aeGt, ~. %lsH G15arse 81 ~s2f1gseu 4nI
ati ,SgeI@ Ssb6si ioelSsy 81 ~8ti5tteES. 84eTaa "a 0r& 6.
..ssSs5, bxa 3etrs ahtzs @49o g.esz:.
avEpyEsIs 20 e&l&gyI1ss aa s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24

Gen. 8raste u. qaFasisr-assnt. Q. "a,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
IT 23ibtis fir @impanOere +.

80 2Dttbtts fir Gintpamoers +.
YlCuC ARRANGEMENTS fir GiniDanoercr,
Die nod benz Weiten gu reiIen miinI4en.
goa bsuts, 9. glcetr., on eerten bte gtnUanterer aaf Der
Nortbern Central @albert Ctr. DerDt @iienbabn NIT benz
| @rprsssuB bef6rbert. Die 8atn ttetet babur1 ben Gmt-
eranten etnen erSBeren @pttbetI, ais treenb etne
anbere 8ahn, AUG 1T fe I'M "a WtetIeu turier ais jepe antere
Sabn mad benannten Ylasen, ais:
Bittsburg, GlepelanD, 9etrcit, SORT 8apne,
Chicago, W~liltpdutee, Galena, Dubuque; ct.
Saul, Nod Sslane, Burlington, Sopa Gitp
uno merten teB9al6 BITE nit her 9prtbern Central Babn ee.
tenben YerfOasn 10 s%tuneen fraber Gls tte NIT anOern 9ap-
men 8ebtnben bort etntreiftn, aud petten 4 N1al nent9er Die
Wa8en babel eewe6ielt. Die Balm stebt bur9 ben lG6nltn
9betl pn OtiO. Die eGn3e @%ntternuns pDn bier bs @biraeO
1T 800 Wleilen. DaS @epdd pirS bier e~ejet5net tEiarte6)
uub stbt NIT ben g~afasteren an ben ~8efimmua88Uft.
Stab @reltline, 9aptOn, Cincinnati, 5noianos
polls, 2ouispiIle nno st. Souls
werbem ~ebenfaGs pahaetere ~befIrtert unb fir ter 5@spad
tel n E peitere nnlabnnestpfen berf6net. Dte 9dna6tere
tDnnen nit benz 8 nbr- Eber Aben6s 10 ubr-3u9 nab allen
me tlt6 .@l6sen seben, pbne untertpeS8 ouisebaltsn aH perben.
Dur&fabrt8.8tlete petefn berfnuft In Der Office hes
Neenten Spbu =. 8aIfer,
l. Sft14S Np. rs TeIs Str. nebe Q0aterS gBbari
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
9Bt@tts fur mestense.
Abaatso Der Gilenba6nsii9e
ID nfhimnfnn

<%pNNttVA wv
NG8 80 afbinstOn.
gcrmittaes 4.3O, 2, $50, uno $40
glaHmittass: $50 uno 600.
SDnntoss nm 4.3O, $50 MOrsens, uni
s1a&mittag8 $50 unb 900 ubr.
8on @af bingtOn.
@OrmittaaS: 6.15, 8.15 uno Ills.
gla6mittas8 !: 3, 4.30 Nnb 6.45.
SUnntaes nur um 8.15 nnp lib SrF~
ittagS uno 800 Na6mittagS.
0a6 annapolis.
Mou Baltimore $50 8Ormittass unO $50
ga1mittass. 80 . m
Son Wafbingtpn 8.15 Gcrmittass II. 800
yIa6mitta9s. q
sad Gnmbertan Dbeettns 9,
II. |. 70.
EsgOfsus WOrgens 900.
Grprebsus Mbenbs $40.
Na9 Srebertd u. SGrper8 Serrp.
400 gla6mittags. = Nbgan9 BON 9arper8
Serrp I'M 6 u. ppn 6reOerid UNI z nbr WtOrs,
Ra9 9orri sbars u. nsz5
gOfsus 800 WEOr9eaS.
@rpreBsug 9.45 9lberos. o.
MccOmUbatiOn 3 lbr Na3mittagS.
Wpn Baltimore mad Bbtlabel<
pbiG &C.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
q }gEslS % Fs.EG9EyAI Eg al
ESQ Z Ets % SSEaass igef.

III Jazz SsionceGssa &SI:a 12tsha9A.,
SiupouDcrer uuS ~steiieI,bs isGteu Itbs bSrH@tis issn
sbs fs tsss 4i1etts taufen aa0 ISGscr ~tieTet6en nus In
benz BUREAU hes artersei&nstsa aussasNtsn agentsr
faufeu.
Hseienigeu, treIt5e In Baltimore antcmtuen, nsrbsn q
c9ne S&pierisfcit 8G1ctts iAr bicis eiuie eeri@aIfea ESu
men, lnSsa beg Eseas bcr sDsutISsn GsIenTLpaft% Sci
s9ser EsnhnHg tprsn ben t1uEcE6el&Heteu agenfe.3 S~crfHeIes
rirb. .as a. a.- r4f la.
Gus tssssss @RsSRn!s Eak Eas5 sE&9eiIt insatssESE:a
$50 e. EgEgsghsene&.
SEss5"sEAiasastsa-& eee3 Bee @sIsinexrs. sss
r u-r..-s ~ sSssssSsstsssER.
We. az Tbantes ctr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24

Na6 @ef>M arpIanb.
gla6 Union Bridge, (iber Deftminiter) ses
ben bic 3ase tdsIi6 $40 WlOrsens unb 800
9la9mittass.
Son Union Bridge nm 4.45 II. 9.45 8or=
itta98s
Na9 Sort Monroe un'o NprfOIt
seben. Die 9ampfbDOte ieOen Nuamittas 500
nbr BON Union Sod, SUB Der GUncOrOtr.
Gb.
Na6 SD~pfDntDwn
sebt Die 9feroe : @iienbubn BON z l1br Wtcr>
1ens Biz Z lbr Nahmittag8 itlnbltd BON Der
Gde Gnipr rno @aitItr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
Dos weLtberibnte tpirtli@ d4te
DR.. Whites

bon xraHgOtt Gbrbartt in @~lteufelb in &Partnsen
TT febera Embellishments, Gelatrten, @areau,S eanttfne SnaFs
tpriaeu, &infIer uub aud fplGen, meI@e beI pei Stgs nMS
Teuer ~drbetten, unb Damen, meI6e is ttel NIT SefA uNE
Sstnsn Wrbstten beIbdftteen, t~rin0enb al e~mptebIen. %tnbeHa 60
bet tranFen Nussn bic Sebtraft SIu6It@ 1'essr perifeuI W.
Bait, FART unb bpr &rbltnben f6uSt.
GduSeuce BON Sob ~erbebenben Srtefen uhe %tteEehS Gus w.
len @eeenben ber gDGt Ipre&en aber ben auBetOf0sH'''W
49, Smiths Sietelt, Denttf,
Mleranbria, 3d.,
Generel.as tnt fir 8dnj Antsrtta'
SIN Baltimore gu 9aben bet@ 9ennt8RaulE Y SS~.
~SanbIuns, 2sK IS. prattEtrr fUHtt ~ psa eanSt'aSnaP'"
M%potbeFeH. Au4p1' 80 az
6auptdeentus fur ben Diftift GgIntttta st Ses
q brfHfdp 500 pte str. unb 81 ptnptesSobin
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&r. 2orspe tn @DSl0r, s9Dati0@
: . fetCga SoaMmpner.

betIt NIT fetnen aus BEN bsttiantaen unb t~saftisaen 5raa-
tern berstteten Arjneten u~nfeblbnr unb raib ale Die SraGf-
betteu, telfe aus nnre seIrtaBtstettea I'm Gia8s1 Oper 3Ir1e
entfeben, nls ba ftub #.H
&rdnlpIe ieDer glrt, in8beionbere Wagentrampf,
9dutprrbpioent gbOlera@Nnfdle, Diarrbae, &ps
liten, 8re6rubr, S9winoel, 8ldbungen, &Opf@
i4mera 2Iftbma, taIte8 6ieber, GpiIepiie.
Sn alien stefen gdaen IL tas st. 8 a M pc 10 6 Itrfl
(per Bottle 81, 6 Bottles fWr $5l uufablbar unb ptrtt fDfCrt,
Gf9en 1rphifben (nerdltetcnl Reconnaissance
btIft bic Or. 2ampsf@e 81 beuratt8 nj US. SGlbe
(per 8er 81, 6 8Cren iur So IN fHUtertgGu Bdler NIT
bem @ltrtr su8let9 ar6epanbt fdGr.
Der Ndturbpttpr 9ampe tn @psiGt BAT eiuen 10 5rpBen
Huf, bde pattenten aus dlen Ebetleu Ger lelt ~ ttrt
fr6men; er bat 9puts GapDIeOn tn Sabre 1862 Upn elmer
3uGerbGrnrubr, bic ais ~un1eIbar ertlart t9ar, turtrt ume
Bat eeaenpGrtte, duser Ctrca 1000 gdttenten aus NGb unb
Bern, bic fbnteIiGe 8amtlts ben 5annDUer, SrC6iurit G9n-
fanttn BON @uBlaNb uebf @enabltn, NIB 9fr5p8 Don III
tenburg nebf 3G@ter tn 8ebaublur8.
Sn Sdltiinsrc Bet Y. gOselet & o. Sep 9. 9aEee. :
3afencamp @aspart'8 umb alien Gnoern @ppttefen 81 tdben
5~auptheppt fir Dtfrtft Columbia: 81. Gtrtftant, 81.
Y1. MSenue, g0efbtnstpn, y. g..
Smpprttrt pgn Or. Ssitfd1 s &c.,
OBEY Gp. 4S2 SrpdtwGO, Stem Wort.
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Rei(e=A %e(eNen0eiten.
yiCrpIld)s GeMtr0S E~iIea6abu
aS2GssxE " &stmtes-Ga9raEoH
4n NIB mad Gpnntae, ben %. DeS. 1864. ,
' a.. "a fN.

AzE+s2s Gstntes-saAraGo 4
gn NIB mad gDnntas, ben %. De5. 1864. %
3Ige norotrdrtS. -
YarttDu ACCOMMODATION gtc. l ..........-7.20 Uorr1.
Vof;uo 1920
6drriS6ura Accommodation .....s. .2.5O SowuI'
BARTON Accommodation $40. 3.....-......6.OO ~
PittSburs unb erie @rpre63uS. ...........8'O ~
YIttsburg unb @lmira @rpreB3ug ........lO.0O y
!3lse iaotpdrtS.
PittSburs, @1ultra unb @rie g~rpreBtus 100 Born.
Rarttcn acccmobaticn SEQ. 2............8.1O y
9arriSburs Accommodation. ...........l2. Nadu'.
Ydrfton Accommodation $40. 4............7.2O
Ser Yitts6urS GrpreB5uS 8e9t 6nrf, o6ne bic Cars 81
we@ieIn. H1 .- e.es ..,s
Der 1000 Gepres5uS SePt tdgliG.
Ser 800 @rpres3u8 9e9t ta9liG, auSgeHculmen Saiuss
tags, mad Sarrisburg, Pittsbnrg uno @rie. gssL
Ser 1890 Gbenbs @rfres5ug, Sonntags, mad SarriS@
burg, 8itts6urg unb beuI Befel nur, fonmt tdgliG an,
au8geupmuen WtpntagS.
Ser 800 S6enbs @rprcBsuS Ss9t tSStia, u~us8euou,z
men GamfasS. M 4af. ffeaa -
Ser @oft5us se6t tSsti9, au88enpmmen GonntaoS.
Der SarriSbarB Acknowledging se6t tGSli9, GpnntagS
ausgen0nluten. Oie Pcft= unb @rpreb5iSe balten 5piIHen
Baltimore uno 8artton ni6t all.
Bpft@ nnh @rpreB5ise fe6en in 8er6inbung nit Der
Benn1pIpdnia @entraIz@iienba6n IN Sarri5burs fir PittSa
burg, @leoelanb, Columbus, Cincinnati, SnoianapoliS,
Sort Wabne, @bicago .unb aleu- PI6ben tes grofen GBes
fteaa, un6 in @luira nit Der Stem Dcrt @rie @iienba9r
mad 1llen PlGsen iH nSrbIi6eu, %utittleru unb nefat4er
Stem Nprt.
Wd9ere Gn8tnuft pirb am @aloertfr. Depot srtbeitt
8. %. Oubarrb, t s..
Gen. superintendent.
CD. @. DDung,
Gen. 8ra9t@ u. Pa~Tosierzassnt. o.a pa
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MGrelaltb SeuersGerf61erunaSaefeu
fGaft BON BaIttntDre

Dteie gstai&aft bsfst tn t~sbeut.nbts gaar- GdpttdI, Ter
tt9ert Uebauee nnb N4o6tlttn snnerbaIb unb auEertaib ber
pUbI seDinnbrtn6enb fuF BITE &On1paSntt Fnb, nnb aud esne
atntet6enbe @GrGntie fur BITE SerfGerten bteten.
S&ttftIsEf cher ~terfSntt@e Appttfnttonen serbeu fcfcrt
tefrrai. ..,4 .
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19


A NOVEL CUES FoR HKDRoFHoniA.--
A Frenchman who wAs bitten BY mad
dog and seized With hydrophobia suffer-
ed 80 that his friends resolved TO snffo.
cate him. Four Of them extended a
feather bed on the 6oor, threw the un-
happy man upon it, and covered him
with second bed, on which they placed
themselves to press upon and smother
him. During this time his wife was
held by main force in the adjoining
room BY some OF her relations. Theun-
happy woman remained at 6rst appa-
rently BtaPe6ed, bat when q frighlful
silence had succeeded the tumalt, she
seemed TO break loose from LEI apathy
the full horror of the Rcene rushed upon
her mind, and, with a shrek Of despair,
she rushed into the chamber of death.
With superhum&n force she threw aside
the men who we're holding her husband
down, and pulled away the bed which
covered him. Life had almost depart
ed, but respiration was soon re-estab-
lished, and At last be opened bis eyes
The efforts he had made had covered
him with so profuss q preparation that
Il ran in streams from the whole Of his
body, and the disease was broken up.
II 10 now believed that hydrOphobia can
thus be sweatad out Of theasystem.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

EsCGrroF REBEL MvHDERRR-on
Saturday last Captain Ishmael Cope.
land, formerly commander in Free
mans rebel regiment, was brought to
this city as prisoner from Pilot Knob.
He had committed q eold-blooded muir
der in Oregon county, No, and was
shortly 70 be tiled, the preof Of his guilt
being of positive character. As there
was little doubt Of bis guilt the military
authorities were making preparations
for bis execution, which would probably
have taken place in o fortnight dc
was confined in GrAtiot and closely
guarded to prevent his escape. On res
terday hecwn taken with SYMPTOMS ol
varioloid, and, in company with 9
soldier similarly afflicted, was ordered "a
BE- sent to the Smallpo Hospital, or
Duncan's Island. On the voyage across
the slough Copeland and the soldier
made their escape. and have not been
recaptured. BE is . desperate chsrac,
Ter, and his escape il much regretted
he formerly lived In Ray county, and
was q notorious hushwhacker. $50 Sc
Louis Democrat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

REMAEKABLE OccURRRHcE.-At Hav-
erhill, or the Sd inst, q pleasure party,
consisting of two gentlemen, three Ia
dies, and two children, started out in q
small wherry on the Merrimac 20 take q
trip down the river. When Opposite
Maynard sIsland large sturgeon jump
ed from the river directly over one Of
the young ladies into the bottom Of the
crowded boat After many unsnccesaful
attempts 10 sxpel the unwelcome guest,
the boat was put to the shore, when The
hsh WAS landed, and was found to be
over ak feet in length and one huudrsd
aud City pounds in weight Had not the
ladies and children preserved the utmost
quiet, consequences might have follow
ed which are not pleasant to centem-
plate. --Boskon Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19
g SPECIAL notice.
Well To-Day, Sick To- orrow.

WAL away SAGk 4u4M0IK9Ws
Z sech @ the En- erisncs Of thoasands Few On.
joy ontinueus health. To what does tho ooeA
sIonai Invalid attribute his uncertain condition
Not % himsslf Of esurss. He Iays the blame on
the eiifnsts, perhaps. Il D TOO hot, or 700 cold
or too damp, or too dry, or toe variable But
does he take the proper course to fortify his con
stitution or boldly organs against tho extremes
Of which he complainant No. He says, parhApa.
that only an iron man could stand such great
heat, CT such violent cold or such sudden siolaa-
tudes- Why, then, does he not r. sort to the gr ut
Tonic and Preventive. which, IL IL WILL not AXE
HIN an iron man, viii ct least quadruple the
capacity Of his system to sxpsI All external sgsn-
eies that tend to produce diseess. HosTETTKR'H
elaborated STOMACH BITTERs, tahsa
faithfully according to the digec ions, win 30
strengthen the stomach. brace tho nerves, tome
the liver, and regulate ard Invigorate the whols
animsl machinery, that the aystsm, instead a
being at tbs mercy Of the wssshsr, and liAhle 10
be Frustrated ct sv ~ ehsngs Of tsmpsrsturs,
win become case hardened, - IL we're, and almost
impsrvious TO climate influences. II u to thfs
prsEsntivO principle that Hoststtsr's Bittsrs owe
heir great popularity In the west Indies, BrItsh
America and Australia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19
Dunno. Auenat Is-Ahnnt 11 .snla

QUEBEC, August 1s-About IL so last
night, Ere broke out in the house cor
ner Of Carron and Queen Streets, occu-
pied BY Jean PAguetts, grocer. The
Games extended in spite of almost super
human exertiona along Carron, Qaeen,
Richardson, and Kings Streets, destroy.
ing between sixty aud eighty buildings.
Los not yesterday ascerfained.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19
suouIAa sIDnnr4L Pnrrorrros.--

OhN0~LA@ GA1M@M@L AM@MC@MEUNs-
The Detroit FIRES PFess of the 1lth says:
A phenomenon has been exhibited in
the heavens for several nighis past,
whgeh has been witnessed in O similar
manner in various places in the State.
About ten o'clock In the evening star
Of the second magnitude riaea north Of
east, which appears to vihrAte. Its mo-
ton extends through several degrees,
and 10 in regular and somewhat rapid
beats like the pendulum Of clock The
fact of its having been witnessed at sew
erAl places, and on several occasions,
while ell the stars in the same neighbor-
hood pursue the even tenor Of their way,
shows conclusively that il lie not mere
atmospheric effect. The attention Of
the director of the observatory az Ann
Arbor has been called 10 this star, and
be 10 now making observations with re-
gard 60 it. 9NI8 $50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

BosTox, August 18-The whaling
barque Pearl Of New London, while on
the passage from Honolulu to the Arc
tic Ocean, was destroyed by the pirate
Shenandoah. This capture is addition
Tsl 70 the feet before reported destroyed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

CAIRo, August l7.-I,23 bales of cot,
ton arrived here yesterday. so bales foz
Evansville, 335 for Connection, z53 for
Cineinnati, and the remAindsF for Cairo
and st. Louis.
The sale Of government boats al
Mound City, yesterday, vas veil attend
ed. *
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19
The VERY LATEST
IT ELE CIR APHs

ST LOFTS, August ls-Ths Jacksor
Iron Works on North Lane, owned By
Madden, MeCord q Co, was DESTROYED
BY IRE last night -Four men we're in.
jured by the falling walla Loss s1s,,
600. Insured for 81, GOO, mostly in New
York Offices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

EXPRESS MEssKxGRR KILLED-E- w.
McKelvy, messenger Of Adams Express
Company, while driving wagon from
Bridgeport to wheeling, across the aus-
pension bridge over the Ohio river, yes
terday, had one Of the boxes with which
the wagon ives loaded to topple over and
fall upon him, killing him instantly. Mr.
Mex was q resident Of Allegheny
PfttsbGrg Ckroaiele, Ilfk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

80 ron MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS vENKTIAE HATR DYE has stood
ths test % trial, and IL constantly increasing In
public favor.
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and
cheapest made. It's price 10 only 75c, and each
bottle contains double the quantity Of Dyo in
thoss usually sold Tor 81. e
THIS HAIR DYE 10 manufactured By pecu
liar process, Which renders Il insnitsiy super
| % any dye n the market. Being compiste lac
bottle, no preparation isrsquirsd, which grsat
sfmpIinss the Applications.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that rusty
dead appearance by which dyed hair and whisksfs
are 10 eadily recognised, when an inferior Arti-
10 has been used, a. Il produces perfectly natu-
al color Of any shade that T. desired, from rich
brown e 9 Jetty, luzsrous black, that viii not
anut, erpok eg stain the clothing. Invest Tse
and you viii hs cow mosd. bold By all Drug
giets aEa Fancy Goods Dealsrus ssss--'-----.'s-.
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