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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-12
MEDICAL.
DR. DOHANNAN,
Nos. SO and ss.2 Pine ~.

ESTABLISHED IN ST. LOUIS % YEARS.
Makes the greatest ever beard a. and in he
shortest line possible he being The fsc0verer u The
only VEGETABLE Remedies that will eradicate ail
traces Of Nencreal Disease from tho system. Syphilis
Gonorrhea, elect Structures, Nerruria AHacs AMI
diseases Of the skin yield immediately bis Greet ypgss
table Remedies. BY his long experience 10 is cnaed -
glaratee cure In the worst ca7es cases u oi.
orrhea and Syphilis positively cured in few days lie
does not conne his practice ~ the treatment - Venerea
Affections, but II Is as general that Of Any other pys
can all female complaints and ob-tructons cured IN .
short time The utmos tsecrecy lie depended On and
those DESTROYS Of consulting him by mail can do ~ w
enclosing stamp.
DIR. Bohannans Treatise on Nonerc@l Diseases wFrh
80 fully describes all the symptoms ~ Disease ~ az ~
leave room for doubt. sent tree amy address III
rect DR.. G.. a. UUIIANNAN
Nos. 80 and ~ Pine street, -. Louis Mo
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.iunei4d&wiy
4 CARD TO INVALIDS.

clergyman, while residing IN South America as
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy Tor the
cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay. disease ~ the
Urinary aud Seminal Organs and the whole rain ~ die.
orders brought by bauen and vicious habits GREAT
numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted Ivy desire 90 benefit The afflicted and unfgr.
tunate will send the recipe preparing and using
this msdicine, in a sealed envelope, 60 any why
needs it, free n Chdfge.
Please incose postpaid envelope, addressed yonr.
self. AddyeSs, JOSEPH r. tNMAN.
-... STATION ID, BfBIE II0r4E.
jy25-wv Mem York g}fv
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GtEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED,

s.n EMlNAL W EAhNESS CURED.
~ Manhood and the Nigor OF Youth are Re-
gained by DIR. BOHANNAN's Vegetable Curative These
wonderful agents restore manhood to the most shattered
constitution, whether arising from cyDgsses the effects ~
climate natural causes radically curing Speruatofrea
or Semina Weakness, Sexual Debility and impedintnfs
marriage generally; Nervousness Consumption, Flepsy
and Fits, Mental and Physical IncapActy resulting FROM
selfabuse, &C These life restoring remedies should
taken by all about TO marry, their effects are pera-
ncnt They are acknowledged by the medical press ~
be the greatest discoveries made success IN every
instance Is certain that quenches thirst
Young mani you subject to that soul and body
stroyng disease resulting from secret habits n a. Dr
BOllANNANS Curative will restore you again health.
This remedy which has been Used w the Dr.
Bohannau In his private practice for twent y.nve
years. never known to fail In curing the worst
of Seminal Weakness, In from two 90 i've Aner
twenty-five years use In private practice IL Is
tised solely Cor the unfortunatet0 them from the
hands of merciless quacks II from the grave Price
50 per box. Sent "a all parts Of the country.
For sale Mt DIR. Bohannans Office No 80 and 80 pine
street. between Third and Fourth. Established 70 years
st. Louis Address
Dir G. a. B0ITANNAS,
!el4-d&wly No. 80 Pine street, ~. Louis. Mo.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-26
principai office, = w. Cor. Third and
walnut Sts.-Up Stairs. 81

F1NHls COMPANY WAS INCORPORATED UNDER
u the laws of the State of Ohio, and will commence
boring Tor OIL and otherwise developing their lands i'm
mediately.
The Company owns, in fee simple, one thousand acres
OF Land In Lewis Counf y, Kentucky, four miles south OF
Nanceburg, on the Ohio river, and ON Salt Lick Creek, 9
tributary OF the Ohio, and is part Of the OIL track lately
discovered In Adams county, Ohio, crossing the river 10
Lewis county, KENTUCKY, and extending through this
land for miles into Kentucky.
The universal opinion of all experienced In OIL terri.
rtory. who have visited this district, i. that il will prove
highly productive. and large amounts of land have al
ready been taken up by them.
The Company also own, in fee simple. in Crawford
county, Indiana, on the waters Of Little Blue, Sinking
FORK and OIL Geek, twelve tracks OF land, selected ex-
pressly as the best oil territory, and comprising one
in this vicinity for the past forty years, and used by some
OF the inhabitants and manufacturers for iliuminann z
purposes One distillery was lighted with oil over thirty
wears ago, as certified 20 by the son OF the proprietor.
Ontns opposite side OF the r'ver, in Kentu XIV, and in the
same basin, is a well now yielding a largely remuners-
tive profit.
There are now twelve wells in progrefs 1.-TWO OF which
have struck oil within a few days. in the immediate vi
cinity, and preparations are making to sink others, a
majority of which belong to parties interested in oil wells
In Western Pennsylvania.
We do not deem il bosstful TO state that the pros
poets of this Company are as favorable as any that
dends, as all the e illogical features, surface indica-
lions, and actual presence of oil. point TO its existence
in large quantities. and at a reasonable cost Of sinking
wells.
We procured this large amount Of land, ali Of which is
oil territory, with the object, when deemed best by the
Comrany. of ~disposing of portions by sale or lease 10
other parties at q large advance, thus being prepared 10
enhance the value Of the property 80 an unlimited
amount
Ii Is proposed to offer this stock for a limited time
only at half the par value. being ten dollars for each
hare OF twenty dollars. for the purpose Of more exped.-
tiously developing the territory.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-26

We give space tbs morning. 70 the exclusion
OF other matter prepared for to-day's paper. &c
the manly. eloquent and earnest utteranee O
Lieutenant Governor JAcoB. OF Kentucky
against the exercise Of despotc power, Of which
be was . victim. Governor Jscos not only feels
the vresg which has been done him. bu. be re
buke bis prosecutors and condemns The Dersecu-
ton in a manner 50 forcible that Il cannot fail
10 excite the attention and arouse the spirit OF all
~ho Justly value constitutional liberty. Wher
the ease of Governor Jacop vas brought to the
attention Of the president. to bis credit be II
said, be promptly interfered and stopped the
persecutions TO which be vas subjected by a SUB.
ordinate whose course seems to have been gov
er1ed By narrow minded prejudices.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-26
PROFESSIONAL.

VXIHERE He WILL CONTINUE
10 treat and cure Private ~
Diseases, in all their species, stage-. E-A
Temihca'ions and phases. ~N&HA
DR.. Win. Thomson Will give To S
each patient a written instrument, "A
binding himself to effect a radical &A
and permanent cure, or make mol 49, q
charge. SykNJ
Dr. Vim. Thomson has made the
treatment Of Private Diseases aSNX
speciality since the year ls5l-three years in the city Of
Buffalo, n. Y . eish years in Chicago, Ill and two years
in Peoria, Ill During eight years practice IN Chicago,
ILL.,, he cured over thirteen thousand cases.
DR.. VIM. Thomson. in bis practice fMr ScrofHls, Rheu-
matte and general diseases of the blood. uses E FumiRa-
ting Vapor Bath Of the most ingenious kind, in eonjunc
ton with internal. treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence of self- abuse.
This solitary vice, or deprsved sexual indulgence, is
~practiced by the youth Of both sexes TO an almost un-
limited extent, producing with unerring certainty the
following train Of morbid symptoms unless ccmbattsd by
scientific medical measures, viz Sali0w countenance,
dark spots nnder the eyes. pain ga the head. ringing in
the ears. and noises like the rustling OF leaves and rat
Ting Of chsriots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness u
the limbs, confused vision. blunted intellect, loss OF con-
hdence, dinidence in approaching strangers, a dislike to
form new acquaintance, a disposition TO shun society,
loss Of memory. hectic fHshes. pimples and various erup-
tons about the face, furrsd tongue, night svcats, foetid
breath. coughs, con- umptioa, monomania, aid frequent
ly insanity.
The afflicted, on tie first appearance Of any Of the
above symptoms, should immediately apply 10 Dr. VIM
Thomson for relief.
1aS-oTc aad Consulting Rso1. No. % South Della
ware street, indianapolis, Ind.
p. o Box 1852. !~sn24-dly
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE
SENATE

SENATE.
WEDNESDAY. January %.
The Senate met at , O'Clock p. M.
rHr srSrE 7REssrKrR ASD wiSsIow, 1AxIrE
& CO.
The president laid before the Senate a report
from the treasurer Of state in answe TO a teso-
luton Of inquiry passed on the 23d inst EN-
brscing 4 statement OF the amounts of ell state
moneys deposited ia New York. and the rates of
the same, and copies OF the correspondence con
uected herewith.
On motion BY Mr. Vautcr, il was laid on the
table and Eve bundled copies ordered 70 be
printed.
LEAvKs OF ABSENCE
WesSObtained for Mr. Clifford till Mondsy, Mr.
Cad all Tuesday. aud Nc. Finch from to-mOr-
row night till Thursday night of next week.
IIPPLISe HoysEs-
NJ. Dunn;nc presented a petition from Monroe
county, signed, as he said, by numerous ladies
aud gentlemen of Monroe county. praying for
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MEDICAL.
M A n II Q Q D !,

A ND The viGOR OF YOUTH RESTORED IN FoUH
n weeks by DR. RiCORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE. Dr.
RECORD, (oi Paris.) after years Of earnest solicitation,
has at length sccetded TO the urgent request " the
American public, and appointed an agent in New York,
for the sale of his valued and highly prized Essence OF
Life. This wonderful agent viii restore Manhood 70
the most shattered constitutions in four weeks, and, il
used according to printed Instructions, failure il impos-
sible. This life-restorng remedy should be taken by
all about 10 marry, as its effects are permanent Sue
cess, in every case, is certain
DR.. kicord s Essence Of Life is sold in cases, with full
instructions for use. at %, or four quantities In one foi
%, and will be sent to any part, carefully packed, OF
receipt of REMIT ancc 10 his accredited agent. Circular
sent free On receipt of four stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND, AZ Broome street,
Jar 2l-diy One door west of Broadway, ". 7.
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ofthe oil fields Of this country has Convinced me that
the surface indications found on Sinking Fork. Otter
Fork, OIL Greek aod the Little Blue, Of Crawford county,
Indiana, samples OF which in rsck and crude otl | sent
you by express. are equal in quality and abundance, /.
not in excess, Of any IN this county.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-26

LEAvxswoKrH. IND, Dec. %, 1864.
Presiden; Tar Spring OIL Company, Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dear Ssr-Bavlng examined the lands Of your Com
pany in this county. / do not Hesitate to say that they
are the very best selections OF oil territory.
JAMES MILLER,
Recorder Of CravfOr5 County .Indisns.
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80 This afternoon. a. > o'clock. the iegisla
tsre xiii elect. concaTre0uy, The President and
Trustees Of The Benevolent Institutions. CON
nissioners Of the Sisxing Fund. and directors OF
toe Bank OF the safe. The following gentle
men we're re-nomiaatedb y the republican caucus
on Tuesday. President OF the BDsrd Of Bsnes-
clsnr nstfrusiors-Anfrew Wallace. fhe pre-
sent trustees ~rre re n0mioated
For the. commissioners OF the sinking fund
&c. ). HARRISON, of G.rion John W Bur-
son. OF Delaware. and ". X Meke0n, of Nigo.
For directors OF tie bank Of the state--Judge
q E. Walker. of Jederson. aud Hoa. I. W. d.
Ellis, Of Elkhsr,. x1fF8s
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4, 1885.

JAsrAkr 4, lst5.
President Tar Spring Oil Company Cincinnati. Ohio;
Dear SRI have the pleasure TO inform you that W.
have struck oil in two OF our wells now in progress
This fact cent? ms my presisus opinlon-that you and
we have the best oil territory in the United States.
r. WORKS,
superintendent; Knox County OIL Company.
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the enactment of a lsx pbolly sbolishing places
Of public drinking. shch sas seferred 10 the
committee on temperance.
AMERICAN CITIZENS az AFsrcAs DESCENT.
Dir Thompson presumed petition from certain
colored persons Of Marion county. complaining
that they are deprived Of rights dear 70 all
men"-the right to vote ard to receive benefits
from the common school fund. and praying the
legislature. " IN the name OF our holy religion,
humsnity. and justice, 10 repeal these disabiii-
ties" tse
The petition vas reftrei to the committee on
The rigets and privilege of The inhabitants OF the
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ADVISORY BOARD.

Hon. VIM Cumback. OF Ind. Len. Harris, Mayor Of Gin
Adam Poe. ID. D., Metho- cinnati.
dist Book Concern. o. w. Nixon, Esq, Treas.
John ID Caldwell, Esq. Hamilton County.
Sec San. Commission. Miles brentwood. ESQ.
Hamilton Lyon. Peter Gibson, ESQ.
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aNc
e0vERsos's xEssAoE.
The senate resolved itself into a committee OF
the Whole-Mr. DuDning in the chair-sod tax
Ing up the governors message, referred NE Gii-
ferent portions % il 70 approximate com mIttees.
Atier q short time spent therein the committee
rose. reported progress, and the report was con-
Cured IN by the senate.
STATE UNIVERSITY. =
Nr. Dunnine presented a supplemental report
from the trustees Of the Indiana University,
showing its Indebtedness 10 be SlI .42O, and
amount due from sale of lands Slo.l6l. They
ask for the passage Of a bill authorizing the
sinking fund TO l~iquidste the university deots-
Ir was refsrred 70 the CON mittee on finance.
woop FoR THE STATE nousE. =
The doorkeeper was authorized to contract for
6fiy cords of woods. at 81 per cord -.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
Recommending tina, Senate bills numbered
&c, -. IS, aud 70 lie on the table and that SO,
81, SO. 90. g.. and Senate joint resolution No.
l be passed. we're s~everally concurred in.
REBEL RAID BILL.
On motion OF Mr.. Vawter 100 copies of his
Morgan and other rebel raid bills I5I5l were
ordered printed. with the amendments proposed
NEW BILLS
We're introduced -
Mr.. Bennett. IS, abolishing the Office of state
colonization agent.
MIR. Mason. 80. amending section of the
township business act. ~ rs
Mr. Cassou, 80, accepting the eongressionaI
donation of lands for the endowment OF an agri
cultural college.
Mr.. BOnham, 81, amending section l03 of Tao
practice act.
Mr.. Thompson, ". allowing horse railways 10
use state. county or township roads.
Mr.. Hord, 90, defining certain feionies aBc
prescribing punishment therefor.
Mr. Gaff, "a. amending section AZ of tue Cit.
act.
Mr.. Van Buskirk, 95. repeating the set to en-
force the 18th article of the constitution prohib
ting negroes from coming into thi; state.
Mr.. Hord, &c, releasing Alfred Williams
treasurer OF Brown county. from paying the sum
Of $3.50 20 state moneys stolen from him, was
read twice under a suspension of the rules Ian
referred to the on finance.
The above described bills-excepting the lac
one read the FIRST time and passed 10 Tia
second reading.
WORK FOR COMMITTEES
The seven bills introduced Yesterday were rea,
the second time and referred to appropriate com
Init,ees.
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on RrrIsrsr. January ,, lsss.

or Rrysrsr. January ,, lsss.
President Tar Spring Oh Company. Cineinnau, Ohio:
Dear Sir-Ths specimen OF tar from your lands hand
ed me contains 80 per cent. Of pare PETROLEUM, aud i one
OF the best specimens / have seen, and Is abundant proc,
OF OIL producing land.
HAMILTON LYON. Rehn.T.
Persons .. . distance wishing to subscribe for thf,
stock, by RENTING the money 10 oRREN Z. MOORE.
Secretary, have The advantage o. getting their certincsts
Of stock renrned By mail At half price
# U.r 3. +. CARY, Prc-tdent,
A. u. BREED, Vice President
ogRES X. MOORE, secrefsry. =
no. Inaianapsil. Agency al No. sss West Wash.
ngEon street 20 a
EDWARD HARE.
,.nas-sr, a sar~r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-26

a scafhing seftcr from Lieut Gov
Jacob, OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF his Arrcst-HIs Pronunciation OF
Rurbriege and sreckfnrtdge-EAfs
correspondence with President
Lincoln.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-26

vas not OILY nv right "a an American citizen.
bri ~ eu;y 20 90 -. fog we're reelected both
against my earnest wishes aud efforts. / had
determined 10 bow. s. a GOOD citizen, 10 the ser
dict Of The American people. ! had determined
70 le. the responsibility rest on you. aud those
sho supported you, If the American Union wss
broken up and the country destroyed.
intended no factions opposition. / had en-
tered ms NOS solemn protest that was sufi
cient. / was rot permitted 70 remain quiet.
Three DAYS after he election | was seized
hnd thisi "a the Rshmoug Sentinel OF the lst Of
December, taken from TIE Louisville Journal
"a W e are happy 10 announce tnas President LA.
coin has consented 10 the release OF Lieutenant
Governor Jacob and Colouel Frank WolfOfd
We sincerely hope tina, this may be the com
mencement OF a new policy on the part Of the
president" Now, sir, | wish TO ind out wkethel
this IS correct or not, and IL so. whether you VII
not order that be passed through the lines 10 re
turn 10 nv duties as lieCtenaDt governor Of Ken
lucky. II It is not true. 7 ask yon and the Just
ice OF NV government tOTrescind the order OF
Gen. Bu-bndge. a have committed DO crime
i ask 10. for pardon, but merely simply justice
VIII you sud my government grant that or no.
Very respectfully,
RICHARD T. JACOB"
Mr.. Prentice asked me what conditions | wOul,
sccede to, If any were required. To prevent al
MISUNDERSTANDING NIote Ihe following ~
To Mr.. Geo. d. Prentice, ESQ:
DEAs SIR Having committed no crime
neither the honor OF my native state. or the coun
Try / had fought and 0led for, or to myself, vii
permit me 10 accept anything. but uDcondi
tiOnal release. will perish in exile first.
- f~-l~ ~..r Ers..l
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PIcroRIAL aHI>TotY OF TIE WAn-Tiie
distinguished historian an ar.st. BeaSon
}. Losing. has wish Rthmonl for the
purpose of collecting documentary. p;ctc.
rial and other materials for his iortlcom-
ing History of thu Great Civil War
The general plan Of t,is work. we learn.
will be like that of lis pic. orial Field
Book of the Revolusba," so we'll known
and highly appreciated in every par, o.
Lie country. 1t will d,ntaif~ about zoos
engravIrgs on wood and steel.
TIE RAILROADS TIN Hpvauour TIL: Cor.
rRy.-Now that the war is over, and the
work of destruction has ceased, it would
be proper for the Natidual and State Co.
verninents to go to work at once and
repair all the railroads throughout the
country. We shall want them all in Che
new development of every interest in
every section which will be inaugurated
with the return OF peace
Nfw YorI: Hlral9
At recent matinee at the New York
Academy of Music. two richly dressed
ladies quarrelled about seat. and in.
du'ged in fierce scrimmage, in which one
of the termagants had her skirt wholly
torn off. A gentleman therein in,erposed
and stopped the disgracefal exhibition by
placing one of the women;n his owt. seat.
The Bank of England. On the 30th ult.,
reduced its rate OF discount 10 fosr Per
cent. at which there is fair demand for
money. This movement siren gthened the
English fu1ds, and consols were buovant
and advancing.
Condign punishment is to be visited. by
order OF the Government, upon Prnce
Georges Charles and St. Mary s. Counties,
Maryland. They havS always been hos.
tile, and lately harbored Booth.
Gen. Halleck is assigned to the con.
| mand cf Virginia and North Carolina.
Gen. Gilmore remains in command Of the
Department Of the South
Granger. who married Mics SSlid2;i. IS
one of the largest dealers in Un;Ssed States
bonds at Frankfort, Germanc He i,aa 81
eye to profit
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lfro"a tie Charleston. caarier.]
Free Labor-A New Order.

HEADoRs NORTH. Dzsr., DEpsr OF SourE,
Charleston. S. c., AprilH5.
10 planters residing on the North bank of
the Ashley, Cooper and Wando Rivers,
anu the Lower Santee. Black, Pee Dee
and Waccamaw Rivers:
numerous Applications have been made
to me tor information as to the policy to
be adopted on tse subject Of labor.
An can understand the Importance of
making c.or tae' present season, and
toresee the misery and suffering copse-
quent upon its failure.
In the present unsettled state. of the
country, and III the absence of any recoC-
nized State authorizes l ind it my duty
to assume control of the planta tions near
the military lines, and order as follows:
l. The planters, after taking the oath
OF allegiance, will assemble the freedmen,
Qately then slaves, and inform them that
they are free, end that hence forth they
must depend upon tiler own ezertions !or
a>support.
| 9. Equitable coutra.ts in writing will
be made by the owne,s Of the land with
the freedmen for the cultivation of the
land during the presert year
Payment will be made IN kind, and the
allowance of one half the crop is recon.
| me 1ded as fair compersation for the
| labor, the landlord furn ishing subsistence
! until the crop is g;there'l.
| The contracts will be submitted 10 the
nearest military or naval commander for
| approval.
| When the above requirements are com-
piled with. protection willibe granted as
far as military necessity will allow; but
where no contract is made, the crop will
be considered forfeited for the use of tn.
iaborers. Should the ov ners refuse to
, cultivate 1T, they will b. considered as
Embarrassing the Government. and the
land WIFI beused for colonies of freed.ne en-
from th4 interior. JOHN \, HATCH,
i .sjeney { rrsAandiug.
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The Loss OF THE Gen. lyoS-By let
ters received in this city, it is rendered
certain that the following residents of
Columbia and vicinity were passengers on
board the i)l-fated steamer Gen Lyon:
MIR. and Mrs. Bews, Henry Hunt and
family, II. Eeckling and family. H. Shuttle.
Henry and John Windhorn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Diedrich Windhorn.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

According to the official report, General
Lee surrendered to Gen. Grant .6.ll5
men, l59 pieces of artillery, II stand of
colors and 1928 stand Of small arms
The number OF wagons, caissons, &C., is
estimated at l, 100, and of horses and mules
at 1000.
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EXECUTIVE. DEpAETA

EAECO Al /. l'f.pG X w
Cc!ruE;A, May ~, Is
w nEREAS information has b..j
w 10 me OF 4 murder commit t
the lody Of J.. W. POWELL, by
man named WADE. TIE property
.ohn y innant.< who has made his
Now, therefore. for the appr!
and arrest Of the said negro n,t1
Made. ! Goiofsr arcwar,' os TTa|
DRIED DOLLARS. The said d
Wade IS aged l9 Or % ye4
built. complexion eighty VII
bunny, particularly NOSE and
forehead prominent, au'l yIatA
large scar nj the edge of the Ian
by the KICK CT horse, &
In witness vEEreof, I have set IN
L. $. and sea-, this twelfth daF
eighteen bundreI M siAy
BY :he Gor rnor: y. E.. MAW
Official: {. p. JAHvEv, : ptirx
S""r.tarv. n
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Advices from New bern state that a large
number OF. the members Of the Nortll
Carolina Legislature arrived there on the
.stn nis' Tor the purpose of negotiating
wath Gen. Sherman with q view 20 restor
ing tia. State 20 the Uuicn.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

CcTToN SEIzURE-Thc United States
authorities, so we are informed, have seized
al! private cotton in Charleston, and Of
fered reward Of ten dollars per bale for
the discovery Of ali that is not forthcom
ing.