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CAPTURE OF JEFF. DAVIS.

WASHINGTON, May l3, 10 P. M.-7o
Major General Die: The following dis
patch has jast been received from Gene
raj Wilson, announcing the surprise and
capture of Jeff Davis and his staff, by Col
Pritchard Of the 4th Michigan cavalry, on
the morning of the 10Th inst, at Irmins.
vile, Irwin county, Georgia.
MACON Ga. May l2-Lieutentant Gen.
sraI y. S. Grant anil HonoraJle Secretary
Of Har, Wash'ngton, d. c.: 1 have the
honor to report that at daylight ofthe l 9th
inst, Col. Pritchard, commanding the 4th
Michigan cavalry, captured jeff. Davis
and family, with Regan, the POSTMASTER II
General; Col. johnson, A. D. c.; Col
Morris, Col. Libbick, Lieut.. Hathaway
and others.
Col. Pritchard surprised their camp at
lrwinsville, in Irwin county, Georgia,
seventy five miles southeas: of this place.
They will be here tomorrow night and
will be forwarded under a strong guard
without delay.
l will send further particulars at once.
(Signed)s ]. H. WILSON,
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An Army of 100000 Men to be
Maintained.

1t is said, in Washington circles, that
the army is only to be reduced to four
corps of 40 900 men each, and that two
of the corps are to be negroes. That
would leave the country burthened with
standing army of $4,000 white soldiers,
and so 900 negroes. It is estimated that
every soldier costs the Government 81 900
per annum to maintain him. Not in de-
preciatcd currency but at gold rates. To
maintain an army Of l60 900 men would
involve, therefore, an annual expenditure
of one hu'dred and sixty million dollars
ia eotl.
Is there any reason why the people
should be expected to continue to bear
such an enormous burthen! We do not
believe there is need of on ne fourth of the
proposed army. A wise and conciliatory
policy would bring every Southern State
into the Union within less. than three
months, and so firmly establish all rea.
tons between than and the Federal Gov.
erpment that we should not need any lar.
ger army than we bad before the rebellion
began. To carry out the grand schemes
of the radical fanatics, who are raving
about extended punishment and sweeping
coafiscation, would necessitate the employ
ment Of large and expensive armies !; bul
the government cannot possibly derive
anything but detriment from such course
We hope President johnson will adob,
such policy as will enable him to reduce
the army to the old peace standard before
fall. lie can do so if he will. Whether
this is done or not, we hope no portion Of
the permanent standing army of the coun.
try may ever be negroes. The people will
not care to have to sustain an army Of ne
gro troops with whom they can have no
sympathy, Lancaste, Mteligencer,
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A. Curious Old Document.

We congratulate our neighbors of the
Tribune on the discovery Of the curious
old document referred to in the following
article. We have had copy Of it for
many years, and have been III the habit Of
making frequent reference TO ii. We
could have lent our contemporary copy
any time within four years past, but un.
dcrssood they did not want it. In point
OF fact we were substantially told by no.
torious Senator that any man who referred
10 it was traitor. I, is sincerely gtatily.
ing to learn that q copy has turned up
where it may be useful. Seriously, it is to
be hoped that the wise words oftbe 7rib,
une may attract attention and win that re-
spect to the Constitution which they de-
maud
From Tie Tribune, May liM
SECRET MILITARY TRIALS.
There is a curious old document in sz-
Istence, known as the Constitution OF the
United States, which formerly had the
force and effect Of law in that largc portion
Of our country not specially, dominated by
the Slave Power Undcr the rule Of our
present Cabinet. it seems to have gone out
Of fashion and, sin1s Mr.. Stanton's ac-
ssssion 10 Tie control0f The War Depart,
s,snt, ,t has became practically obS0lete.--
Loyal citizens did not much mind this
while civil var conyuIsed ths country,
thrsstoaing ths o7sIthTou Of oar liberty
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nay Beverly Tucker, for whom q 70

say Beverly Tucker, for whom a re
ward or $4,000 has been offered by the
United States Government, published a
letter, dated at Montreal ,4th inst, saying
that whoever asserts that be had anything
to do with the assassins. or knowledge oI
the plot to capture Lincoln or Seward
blackens bis soul with perjury.
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DEATHS.

At her residence in Light Street on
Tuesday morning, 9th, 1855, Of Consam.
ton, Mrs. MARY b BETTLR, aged AZ year,
2 months and % days.
AT the General Hospital, Hilton Head
n. g., Jan. 18th, 1868, JERRaIAH MIL,
LER, Of Co G SD, Pa. ". Oged about
thirty years.
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seeing his boots while running suspected
his sex at once. The race was q short
one, and the rebel President was soon
brought to.
He brandished bowie Knife Of elegant
pattern, and showed signs Of battle, but
yielded promptly to the pursuasion of the
Colts revolvers, without compelling the men
to fire. lie expressed great indignity at
the energy with which he was pursued
saying that be bad believed our Govern
ment more mogpanmous than to hunt
down women and children.
Mrs. Davis remarked to Col, Harden
after the excitement was over, that the men
had better not provoke the President, or
the might hurt some of 'em.
Rcgan behaves himself with becoming
dignity and resignation The party were
evidently making for the coast.
j. II. WILSON,
Brevet Major General.
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seg- Last week the house Of Mrs. Tyler,
widow Of the late Ex President Tyler,
residing on Staten Island, was visited BY
a mob and threatened With destruction.
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Bay Mr.. Ford, proprietor OF Ford 8
theatre, at Washington, in which the Pres.
ident was shot, bas been arrested, He
was 10 Richmond at tn. time Of ths as
sssslnatlon.
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BsSr The Government has now 100000
muskots which are entirely new, having
never been 10 service.
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RAJ TIE grandfather Of Preslden,
Lincoln also surnamed Abraham was mur-
dered by Indians 10 l774.
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Notice in Partition.

Notice in Partition.
Estate Of CAris,ian MuNey, Deceased.
TO George Mufiey, of Columbia Couu,
ty, Thomag Muaiey, of Three
MYERS; Kalamazoo County, Michigan ;
CHARLES Mufiley, and John Mufiiey, of
Calhoun County, Michigan; Rebecca Ha.
genbuch, of Limestone township, Mon
tour County, Pennsylvania; and Mary
SPonenberge, children and legal repre-.
sentatiNes of Christian Muffley, late of
Centre township. Columbia County Penn.
sylvania, aud Catharipe, widow Of said
deceased -
Take Notice,
that an inquest will be held at the late dwelling house
Of CHRISTIAN MUfFLEY, deceased, in the town.
snip Hf Cent re, IN the County Of Columbia on
SATURDAY, jelly eth,
at ten o'clock in tho forenoon of that day for h M,
deceased TO aud among his children, and legal repIa
sehaliVes,f the same can ba done without prpud;ce
10 or spolng OI the VIII lie, UthOTWis To ynlur und
praise the same. dccOTGIng To law at which tinr M
place ys0 are required 10 attend II you think
SAMUEL S.NYDER,
s,. oa.. D,.., SheT!D.
May 10, iobj.-Gw
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Brevet Major General.
Shutting up of the Provost Mar
shals' Offices.

bltUib OhASVSs
One by one the Provost Marshal's Off
ces are being shut up. Soon these de-
tested institutions will be numbered among
the horrors which have passed away
The shoulder straps will be stripped from
officials who have worn them for years
without having faced an enemy in battle +;
and multitude of clerks aud attaches,
numbering, it is sid, not less than $4,000
in the loyal States alone will be turned
away from the public crib and compelled
to seek an honest livelihood, or to starve,
Poor wretches, what q come down it will
be for mans Of them They have struttsd
a brief hour, bloated with self nceit, full
Of self Importance, and often insoleDt and
overbearng in their manners How will
they ever manage to get down 10 ordinary
life again! Down they must come though.
The day of detested conscrption are at
length over. Poor men need tremble no
longer for fear they will be dragged by
furce lrom their bones wives will re-
joico to know that their husbancs are at
last "out Of the draft, and children will
no longer dread the turning Of the "fated
wheel" We hope this county may never
see Provost Msrshal's Office opened
in it aga,D. In any ordinary war con
scription never need be resorted 10 among
our people. Those Of the North and the
South will be alike ready 10 defend the in
terests and honor of the nation.
Many have been the strange scenes
witnessed about the Provost Marshals
Offices There has been q. brutality aHd
hardness about most of them, corruption
and fraud about not few Of them. They
have been ma:ts IN which men have open
ly traficed in the lives OF human beings.
We have seen drunken beast of father
who had already sold one son as sub
stitute to satisfy the craving for strong
drink, ready to perjure him'elfin regard
to the age of another, an ungrown boy
whom be had bribed to leave home in spite
oflhe tears and prote.lations of a heart
broken mother The miserable wretch
was very eager to effect sale. The fact
th at the son he had sold before had died
of disease contracted in camp could not
move him the tears of his wretched wife
could not influence him. The boys life
was worth money, and he was willing to
sell his soul and body. Ii is perfectly safe
to say, that the various Provost Marshal $
offices of this State. and elsewhere, have
witnessed more disgusting dickers in bu.
man flesh than ever disgraced any slave
mart in the South. We are heartily glad
they are to be shut up The people will
never desire to see them re-opened.
Lancaste, lnteNigencer.
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sss~ Ex-senator Foule is still in Jail in
New York CITY,
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Particulars of the Capture,

MACON, Ga. $50 a. M, May I3.-Hou
E. w. Stanton, Gec'esayy of War: Lit
Col. Harden, commanding the LIST Wiscou.
sin, has just arrived from Irwinsville,-
He struck Davis trail at Dublin, Laure rs
county, oD the evening of the 7th, and
followed him closely night and day,
through the pine wilderness of Alligator
Greek and Green Swamp, via Cumber.
landville to Irwinsvile.
At Conference.-The Col. Hardin me,
Col. Prtchard with l50 picked men aud
horses of the 4th Michigan. Hardin fol.
lowed the trail directly south, while Pritch.
ard, having fre>her horses, pushed dowr
the Ocmusgee, towards Hopewell, and
thence, by House creek, to Irwinsville, e, ar
irving there at midnight of the 9th. JEFF
Davis had not arrived.
From citizens Prtchard learned that hi
party were encamped two miles outside o
tho town. He made his disposition auc
sur ounded the camp before day. Har
den bad camped at 8 p. m.. within tive
miles, as be afterwards learned, from Da
Wis, the trail being 10 indislinct to follow
He pushed on at a. m, and had gon
but little more than one mile, when hi
men were fred upon by men of the 4tl
Michigan. A fight ensued, both parte
exhibiting the greatest determinations -
Fifteen minutes elap,ed before the mistak,
was discovered. The firing in this skir
msh was the FIRST warning Davis receiv-
ed.
The cap'Ors report that he hastily pu,
Oh one OF bis wiio's dresses and started
for the woods, closely follwed by our men
who at fret thought him woman, but
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frs 80 aassss = f. - siase Ceavea'

~ r. Ninth Annual Coavsntion Of tho Re.
puR4can party soe .the stats az, Iova. an.
vened g he CooEt HOUSE. g. thia Citv Ires-
fefeeH 18or4iA4 g. q esolook. nj I'd ysI1a.
~ "a He4ie. se1asr l.piof ths Rspabiisan
e oTnef, and Roy. Z r Inesiiss ssfssea
! 81 ose = NJ w. H a,,,ka' e. 4, j, II
iWo9d. oK yecksoa County, ~, or ,tbe
sIwelMh Regiment, was chosen tenlnorsrsv
ChlsEpan. Taking the chairy Col. woods
thanked the Convention 1or tho homo. -.
Doqs flos: Ct Jasper county, and Ehsriee
Aldrichi of, Hamilton county, were cl,o.s.s
SECRETARIES pro ten. ssSs . sassa,y $3.50
The following persons we're appointed
Com@lttee on permanent organixation !:
MI. Wiuamsons lat Judicial District, /:
Hsn.y 0,Connor, Nnseatine. It'll. do. S.
y Van sZandt. Piazza 3d do; Z. II Stilss.
!! uttqmYe, ~ do ); Cherlss Burke, Hum.
bolt, 4th, dosfJ BGrinnell, .Yowsskiek, On
90; Cox Maitland, Johpson, Sth, do.
Seq. HA Wiltss, Dsbuqle, p.A, do; Col.
aEs IS ahsndsEsop Wafzen, Akt6s dol 81 No
KY So, h ,sss III. ID y 4 Erss.si, aaw.
~ 80 igyj 4s4s sss.als Il, sf,.l1 "a.
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- TSA DaysnpQEt Gssstte i 10y wid1
81 the mQrh e. L usually ~ WAso Il &C.
susss any ttdf he's oY belna snyious OF
spitefui ;srd y t2ly1isisps,lrt Tho G.I.st.e
1nn AndbahA m1110ho r0ns himsfrHes too
sy fixloG up sttaJ snisllz itaanE tnt The
paatsorms 4 |, ~ |, 4snes, b az, Seh 6,
oatiou soARa soIdiers. as & ih I'm n 49, y
davenport there Il this excuse for them
thstown has been crowded With soldier,
* ~ iaF ito = Hi 1T dSissA 70 q
- alght9S eket. 1 !!hs Flsure 81 two 1sg-
Sasnts, 60 u0lmentsy oueiEb hoWovea2 q
eAelsvi. ~ 81 lediG;55 q Sc NJ 81 5 !,
80 -, . the iitt1avhe1s
$3.50 - tAioWqo Up their eapt I'D
s. :. = ~ ~ /. d =! and the eyls =
~ = Ii! J a y * 1avsopol 8 /.
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.

Tho f,lln.pfn~ worc annonfox1 NON, M ittaea
On Hsn4s a. s.'f, es Lucas ra
Hsrrisnn Sfh' Cant Il P McEwen. Guth.
RE sth, Col. s. + Warner. Mahaska: It'll.
s. p Ration Isckaon 0fh e r. Scott. tones:
9TH. Pefaf Melenflv BLACK Hawk. i()fli.
n. i Tavicr Alsm.keo. nth, i ri Rrad.
iev. Marnhail: mn. Cai5t. IS. a. Reiniaer.
Fiovd. 'T'ss3I
Thes ALLOWING ware appointed committee
on resolutions:
II. TsnnshilI xnnsnoose: sd.j. w Nc.
|,Dill. Union lfh. Morria McH Crav.
ford: 81. n ~. Palmet. P0ik: as. g. ".
|alaaie. jAfef1on ~. EdWerd Ktssoj.
fSoott eth. WIN. Wolf CQ6ir: 0tII., ,jaoob
Hob, Huo hinSu: 10th, hsf. Hum Clay.
| ~ ilth. 81. II. dua. WahntAr oi4f1f. 81. Il.
kbeoxipf. Eitchell. ~ s'isI -, ~ rs ~
= II. StoW&afEi bubu0uk moved the ~
kp&intMe6S " TIE state CSntr1l C0mmittGo
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this Convention for the faithful admints-
traiiUn '0f his office. s3a
10. That-we humbiy return thanks to Ar
mighty God for the ldeliverance ofsOur
State and Nation from The further perlls of
war, and that we. devoutly recognize His
hand in the great work which has been
wrought In the last four years for our PEG.
pie and for humanity.
Moved that q committee OF three be ap-
pOlnted to wait on the nominees and I'D.
wise. them Of their nomination. ,sfssf NJ.
g. ". Edwards, VIM. Hale, md ]. n.
Cornish appointed COMMITTEES. .s,.,e !, ',s,s - (,
!, Moved that the thanks Of the Conven-
ton DO rendered to the President md 9TH
eE ofhcsrs ,pf the Convention for tho aba
and emcienk manner in which they ahave
discharged their duties. II Carried yfIgi5a
Moved t6at the proceedings, Of The Con.
vertton bel ablts6sd In the Nsese Rleistsv,
Moved s. COL seot, mi t Il part q che
| I'd RESOLUTION alter the word 81 xecutive =
Is STROKES, out. Lost. 81 81 s1tye ~ /.
Gov. stea6 and Judge Weight wers thsn
introduced who interested the Conysn-
ton for some cpnsfdorable leogth Of time
with appropriAte remarks. Il s.,ssr & si...v +
Gen. Croker moved an adjournment.
Carried. aaf,asasg /. s@ !
rs A. ii. BEaExAn, Pres. !,
JAMES THoRIN0ToN, Sec'y. aaf4.3 20
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yVkSo 0t4s = h .sat
1 Oh @tion Of Gen n n Croker. Gov.
Stone ~ nominated by reclamation for
TSs ioiovips p.r.on. ~.r. placed 1. In :.
nomination TOR Lieut. Governor: a
I Hon Epoch w kaufman Of Hardin: Hon
B r Cue OF Webster; Col james 3 Weaver
Davis; Hon g W MeCIayy Of Lees T w
W MOI @ g Henry and @ims' stree'sr Of
! A Informal ballot resulted: 81 + Cue.
'sos; Col, Weaver 25S; G " McCrsry. So; 7
: !. Col WEAVER moved that Hon Hon B + Gu. Be
declafe@ the nusnimOus. nominee OF the
Convention. NJ. McCrax9 secoudsd 1t. II
yk4s 4h4nlmoully carried. ,s 4s.@ aa#
Hon: IGsoE0l e, Wright Nss nem.natsd
w accittmsa9as faEa yustica ~ the aapcslne
Hon. otsn Esy,i,a IA ,,n..1 unu.nn Mn !.
[i 4s9s.e;s! s0f Superintendent Of Pebble
t, III. 6laele,, Of Fairneid, resd th,. report
|0t thos COmmiffeo on REGULATIONS. which
W1s rocelysds with eathusiastic appla1eo.,
Mr. Ruatlll q 9oott, o0ered . subsfitute
e TIE e!h rseoiption. which awakSnsd. :
lively @scus.ion. Aecefs. Ru:sell. Of Scott,
QConeel, Of Aueeaane, Prizes, OF soott,
Fsnd Assara, coylss, Of Wapsllo. Tfaey. &
d. Nolaee, ana Sampls. Of La oppoe{nR
Il. II waS anally adopted by Sill g c12j.
~ aoci1red by tho Secretary. =,
The r4eolptions. - amended, worO thea
adopt nitnously, - follovs:
~, To dslsg.ted representative a. the
Eniod Sasctor. Of lows, In STATE Convsn-
ton assembled, pfoclaiDi the 1ollovine q
The cardinal element Of our political kith:
, Repotped That The peFpstnation Of the
Esdyta1 Usi9H nth III - suazenteIs' Of
HepQ6lionn Nbetty, which 1t loundesr
|eontlmplatod, j. the most scored political
duty OF American olt1euahah
Thst durtnf four yeess Of War, inau-
eet.sed y Fro Slavery Ixaitofs, the grsat
truth has 0eea demonstrated q dsvasta-
tion and death, that ths Nation cannot q.
ut half elave and half free. and bllieyins
that political and religious hoodom q The
natuEnl flght.o mankind systywhero. Ne
do most tefvenuy pray aud shall most ear.
nestly labor tOr the ratification OF that
amonomeuet0 The EQndamsntalL Law which
provides for the abolition Of Slavery thro'-
ont 81 The Stats and Territories Of the
! s That g - end thai III. Consequences l ~
otTfeason ia2y appear % appallinv chez
aHvee eSa38 shall s b inaugurated upon
Lated $500 soil. We recommend The
p8OAneut dlstfanc6iaemen Of Ill prom.
tnoot leaders o. the Rebellion, OWL and
military, ana that the late President o& tie
81 theI to.call6d ConiSdelate States Of
nrinInSl fTrhSritv' fc NJ 81. =. -
scsa9ia<t tsiss .ns q; ~ ~
esrdlee1 az IA hshiiimss;fs nna"- ' IS" ~.
@unifi1s az Whioh Is soncSf a. ~ "a. Ss1 ~
r. calsmiit "a fske 81 refnss = - ~ -
!. A.. Tat With proper 6alb guards 70 ths
parity OF the ha1lot-box, tho deceive han
49, ohoeld = baSed upon loyalty TO The
Cecea91tlcn apd Onion, rscogpislpg and
fio, w. fkarsinr. - 81 3.v no.se =, 3
s.sa. IA 8 49, rnHs.;,s are e mvor @
6f1ikiia OUT fha rorS ssEhis IS y 4. ~ s.t;
&c .. :saf.se. 80, .'-'' -1-
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Mr.. Nasby has 8 Vision. I.
sAIHr's REST. (Which ia in the s'ais "

"Hev you voted that tikkit tos the larst
yeers, aud kin you rede,' sex he, +
II hey and kin, se1 l..
"Thsn your place y bslow. Git" which
/ mss his Majesty satan tn, lat ths door,
appinted il his, pessnsl appearance. He
wu4 middle Ajed man, eentlemanly in
style, rsoembnn Gefsrson Davis very much
only hevin moro intellectooal cast Nv
counteuanso. ~
"Wslkum, welkum," ssx hs. "I hsv
ben .pssin 700 sum tins' weskau,
.I Chg !: 20 nenny Of Ii. dinoor,.y With
.Not many Of tie sinoo,ne kopp.rh.d..''
'.ov coarse you hsvnt,' ses ], I'VE ever
age ex good ex''- .s :,
That's not it, 80 he, gaxin ON me with
q expreehun ov intense tondnisv s'thAt,apot
jiSt e All but about ten or Z ftom eech
county git out BY pleedin igporences idiocy
and 'sfch. But it, AL rite. Imske Is up Dy
hevier force spare 9 stir Up the fsw ledars
You Kin rede print, can't you?" he askt
-a Il fio. se. i. si, "A, s
San rite, sea he. ssGsd,rson, Davis, =
Do along In, = few months, tho il he don't
show more man than be did when he wux
cau&ht, he'll make poor amoosemelt"
s..l Hes dissI.c, 70 his seeks He or2
!, ''1roo," retorts be, ...but - shakspeer
sea, there's I divinity that shapes our
ends, Then Alec Stephens!" = .,se8s
.vsill Ioa gis him =, He vuz esisinelly
/, That's my best holt. Davis wux. always
Z secessionist Rengamin was bscaus Sc
ssr~fS ss.!r. Sh.,. .. Ill - ~ @os.
ekoantAbility. Stephens knode seoeshn
svtus w1lng-hs cAn't tlsed ignor6pss nur
nuthin. fef ~ WafnSd hi people asin T..
and tAsn Stu1 bot mp ln2 doing u hlSse1k
fer Che poor pfivflsg Nv playtn n addle. 10
Gen Davis, who dtSWd Q mlxable 10 hLsool.
ry !. 81 wcod % hin; !, Is. !, ,..al Cd 8
n 4. '.y,. M .s vallandysan. = 4. =
!. ..lsi 1oo time they'r MINE ~ hs.--
They can't savs themselves ~ repent
anceI sven. They 80 nov pct fotty. and
y teeya Commence In ded ERNEST irytn 60
- G4uch good ef they hsv I'D. and
ltvo VII they wux ex Old e Nethooselsl,
they couldnF make . COMMUNICATIONS 70.
spsskih Nv lothooseler, I hedto wass pa
s6snely t9r customsrs In them days, whom
men ltved 800 yeefu.' ~,
v ',Thss's Cory, Colorado Jewst, and Az
90 Loul O0ntdnnored he. !" rye he'd my
sye on. IJswytt and Cory m lose-thAtsb
Q poac1 0otaide Nv NY jbAeiadicechan. II
ea0h.l They 1in't fesponstble 700 ~ Tko
took rsfugs In the swine, len the svine
when they wus drowndid, and hsy iahab-
It'd nseAny men sinse. Two ~ En- ar u
COv1y and s1sa - yeUes today. Alec LoM0
hes cory ssO,o and Ghem a 0lim,,im ~ Ae,sse;
~ eAooe, occoshenei3y s,trfaos issllieosAens
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-24

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-24

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-24

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-24

The polise Of Riehmord, Virginia, who
arr about tho p,sanests sc3hndrels in the
RID, have kpen Abusing the negroes un-
n,ercifnlly, as,t have baesAf ilitated In the
| operaspin By Gen. Halieck, who allowed
pssasa iSr e, II w. 81 81 doors after
/ O'clock It night, That Is the way for the
III 60 about 81 " they pro.
po.ss II lsSiit pod deG:o 4;s4ss egs - glsn 81
The 4xAt SiepS Of reUoiSfucttQne $ ~ ~,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-24

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-24

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-10

A SUPERIOR RENEDY-We can eonseien-
tiou ,ly recommend 10 those suffering from
a distressing cough. DR.. Striekland's Melt
1uous Cough Balsam. 1t gives relief al
most instantaneously, and Is withal not dis
agreeable to the taste. There IS no doubt
but the Melliauous Cough BalsaIn is one OF
the best preparations in use, and IS all that
its proprietor claims for 1t. We have tried
it during the past week, and found relief
from a most distressing cough. 1t is pre-
pared BY DR.. Strickland, No. 8 East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale by
Druggists, at 50 cents per bottle.
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