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BILIOUS AFFECTIONS,
LIVER COMPLAINTS
SICK HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA. &c
;. JAMES SASATITE PILLS,

A MILD, PROMPT AND EFFECTIVE wAKDY.
There Is scarcely any disease In which curative
msaetnes arg lot required: and much sickness and
su1er4n& might be pEuyentet hsy mnfc generally
Used No peEsun car feel well while costiye ha5i 0f
body prevails bes!dcs II generates serious and
oftEn Afhl diseases which might be nTotfrd bY ttcY
sna :udtcsons u:e OF proper Cateastlc ncdtcines
CONVINCED oftne Correctness OF these vlrEa,
JAMES SANATIyE PILLS,
AEc recommended with the Greatest conndcpec e1po.
k1tnee having demonstrated them be r superior to
Any other fn use, being mora Min, prompt safe amt
UNIFORM N thcir operation Wills using thcm no par
uculaf care IA required, and cuts may and lEnk
EsIal.s ago VIII uot Impair them. as they 90
Combined rs to always readily dissolve IN the stomach.
~ em doeea they arc alternative and gently lsyaslve,
but u l7rRr doses actively cath.rtc cleaning
Mnots n!mentarJ canal rom all patgl4, Irritating and
Eor DYaPEPs1A+ these P,its are reay IN Invaluable
aftSts EFsdnall CHANGING The yt.aed sectetlona OF
y! re stomach I'D LtTeE md producing: healthy action
M eHfE cIIo ra he 1ose sPsedy eee1et1 bx n.n y
tona. ~ o W N~-
For Liyer Complaint. Gouk Jaund!ce, adec,,ops of
Iht HlAddef md K1doeJ7, Fevers, Nervousness DTS
enses of the sktn InpnEty Of the Hood Sick Had.
sehe. Cost17enesA Piles Female DIsea1es, ana bous
Anecttons these Ffls hnve proved themselves epcc-
sneeessn! Al that - asked Tor them i. isr tFta
For sale ~ an Drug gtata-
, 1865-10-04

The sales to-day arc ., 800 bead at tla0aa1aM
The market has been moderately actiye and t,1fJn,
adrauce on yesterdays figures has been established
The receipts have been ts1F tn numbers for Tuesday
but most Of the aErtsals have been readily taken and
at the close of the day there but limited uunbcr
left unsod- Good hogs or elae273 rs weight tayo
been In most request. New Workers. have operated to
considerable degree. but Philadelphia buyers hayo
taken the greatest number The market closes at the
following mites.
Prime TO Extra. a1173a1a -
S0n11
, 1865-10-04


Tho market at these yards WAS moderately nctlye
and the prices obtained trfc better than yesterday
The supply 3nd demand have been very pes.iy cans,
md tho market closes with few unsold The receipts
upto the time OF our leaving tho yards were -sD
head. The sales hare been 80 head at -sae1ao
, 1865-10-04

Sunday Sunday md Monday, - IS; ID i IL i
s.us aSts1;: i'll: lis: w:.ss:s; ,a -ss Il: s.s
The market todsy has not been very Actt.e aud
tcrdhys prices have scarcely been suitsued There
hss been considerable number Of Cattle m the yards
on sale but they have been cniehy Of INTERIOR Crade
Very good Cattle hsrr been offered aud u every In
stance they have been speedily taaEn At rood nses
1nft1tor stock has dragged heavily and beInxaFyey
IN excess of tho demand most Of the sales haze been
made at concession OF 15325c p 100 nsx TIM. f,r
thers has been very few inquiries for stock cattte
and Its not expected that tho demand VIII BE- yer,
active tho Present week. Wcquote good Cattle in
good request scarce and oru1. Low r-des ~
dull md 15@z5c r follower. Wcquote ss lollovs:
CLOSING Pn1cxs TO-DAY.
Ertrr Bferes-F1ne, tat, eIifor1ned lto6 r
yeas CID steers, and avet.g1ng from 1,oM
P1tms M 4 Eer1seacod, r. weliGitsd. iaiv: s'*sso'
formed Steers, arsrag1ng nom Loo 70 LRo
Fair GSGae."Fsr ssseis. il iii irsi, Az
vg veFasing lqcas1 s6o ns: ss.:.:...,..:.;. s.sssss
i;,, Goxs. g. for city slaughter, and averaging
ssoef 3att,<-GomInoa Cattle ii deceai 4''9"
1esh. averaging sooe ,ooe ps nt..:....... 4oo9+7s
lGJxr1gr@l;'Eht @ -; q. snd thin Cows I'D Steers,
2Na9.0
MICHIGAN souTEEAx YAIDe.
The market at these yards has been rather quiet
a1e IN limited supply and good demand prices being
held ni1n The ars7uls up to the me Of ON leaving me
yards were 20 head The entered sales are 20 hc,e
ct sGQAa6I
The following are transactions:
Jacobs sold Cash Sehtsd, averaging 50 ~, st.
Hickey sold Alexander Is head. Averaging D i, as
s'oEslI sold RoE1aad7 head sse<zs, syeraz,az 90
Fol!an'sy Co, sold Wilder 10 head Averaging IS
i: couser Co. sold Envrishs y he.a, averaging
at ssoo e same Is head ayeragiag9D ID al $50 70
0!cotk % head, averaging 10 81, 1t $3.50. ~
Hoag sod Webb D he'd, avezAGiny t,165 ns, at
EIoxn sola Webb 10 head Steers, Averaging %, ns ut
PORT WAYNE YAHps.
The market ut these yards has beeara.ner quiet.
Good Cattle ara scarce, and good demand with ves-
tersys prices fully sustAined. Inferior grades are
abundant, dnu and 1562sc per 100 lbs lower. The
sales have been 2fo head ut sl2oa7o Tho day c1oscs
with nbout SEC head unsold. The following are tt.
.Nndd sole Bennington u head, are.sgipx 1ooo n,
Adams sold Remington IS head, .,ers-.,~ !. On ~,
pan 81 head. averaging - %, Al S1b5; % MoWTy,
neaa: Se1:se syffaSllaa, ssla ,oa s Se,a cox, ,,z,, A..
nf, At s4.'s; to Same II head, averaging SIS s., *
brown Thompson sold walrali % head. averaging
cbendoFn sold Ray q hesd. averaging $50 os a,
iooro sold obendor 20 head, sveraslng LOO os a.
Conesold MeCold = head. averaging $50 ms. At .so
HoGS-Frum the reports made On 'Chaure ye 1ea-
that the receipts and shipments since pur ls,t tsuc
compared with the recepts nnd shipments Of 1851 h,rc
been as follows. It should be borne In mind that the
receipts and shipments arc reilly those OF the daY
preceding:
RcfCJnta Eh11n,,,t.
, 1865-10-04

WOOD-TEe market u sctlyc andp r!ces hsve n.9A,
7nvnncsd stc3 81 % per cord. We NOW quote:
53AMa ecftf. !n yard. l0Sk1ll %
Beech cord delivered..............-...~ a-ocsio0
fEPGn eOFQ. In 1xFd....--.. ,........- aeGyA l10
WINES AMI. LItlTOKS-Aic h good Dc
Mhro. nud Tho market ID u.4 at previous Quotations.
, 1865-10-04

ELOUR-Reccivrd foday $50 bri5, shtpped In.
day. 4z9 brls. Received last week 4s.s hti,: shin
Rs, +9;S tsis - hsesiyed sane wesk last year,
set has been quite 1etiyt and nn advance Of fotIy
h:s tI. heen oosainsd On Spring md a35qc on White
rcnced nnd II IL with great difficulty ta.t orders for
fayoftte hrands cau be nfcd. The following eabIc
shows The daily Transactions during the week:
, 1865-10-04
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Tar. 1ath Yarn sf.nla.. eeTc
Pine P1tci.-..... Ito Manila Eopc.. -1ka5c
nh! flaE PACKING a5c MaTlne-. Ia
1raf Hemp PacknR..-.k5cE Snlh Cord.
An An HEMP Hs sSp ;s sis 9akam seSSas9
Az An EsP 4s4 SS Ps1ef
out chnnGe. Theru L., however,a slightly Improved
tona TO The trade. which points to early Improve
, 1865-10-04
Dysentery, Diarrhes; ,
Cholera, Summer Complaint, all Bowel
Affections, &C..

JAYNE,S CARMIyATIYE BiLStM.
Iris 4uleh safs and Certain IN !ta action. nhortns tn
mediate Evlief when promptly adm tssc1ed. Agcdoea
not impair it, virtues neither II It subject the rJ-
uE Of climate, being eQuaIy effective In a
s!ttudes. tits In al respects what clsims 10 ba
61araaTd No4snto1a Rernedy.r which ever tardtV
shoufd be supplied With.
Narrhea and Dysantery: y. y
rtnarcr fails to snbdue the mort yioles ATTACKS os
tdesf couaAtnts, no matter f7um Npa.: cause. theY
oHkfE4te. ~ chApecs Of w2t9. ctnate a.. o1su BRO
duce thtse serious dseases and otEs1a.onnid
stAh9s kesp supply Of the safIninattve b. tae1.
Asiatic, Cholera,
-. Ihs rEompt use Of D.. D. JaJne'. czsmhsttys BAL
skn NM always remove. the Ga5hca ss,d Cramps
ra!sa assompany rho a:fscxs Or Cholera tn9s of,en
eonqneftnE the dlaeASa n lt8 nctpIcucy, II hes 1e
ane11ty oea aduinisteeed n nt4GbpotaooIs ~here
Called 70 Ktva trnm IL md peraanens relief.
Cholera Infantum or Summer
Complaint,
, 1865-10-04

-RKESwAK-So4nirslA ii s6c for yeI1ov aDd ~
&c sQr dark.
.3VTTER-Recesved s, ,s13 lns shipped I? 80 lbs-
Market continues active. aud prices 4Ie E5m Aa1 an;
changed. Some dealers are ask1nE a1eslA iOE Fuzzy
taose butter but have hesrt of no sass at taese
, 1865-10-04
PORT OF CHICAGO.

MARINE NEWS
, 1865-10-04

t.
Eacrntend the electrotsp!u Of the uew Version ef
ely, Nr. Ford hat como on account Of his w;fe'a
hc-elh AID Mica Ma-on on account OF Its not being
de1 med c1p11,n, 10 c.1uf!nue Ic1nalc boarding
acl!ool nj s3doE. Mount Lebanon has now IN e.
of s he Tnlih e:osameni Wh retsreu Diils R it.
EaEoHnethn uhects, L. more manifest u, Beirut
han II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1t f. fe11nd, TO the
rasSan q e95 IT, 81 ehsae2 'Hs At
lIoacttant College, End to number Of female
schools undes various Influences, one
sse q as ., native sssse tss0es 70 ahca anss de-
Beard Gppropra1tf lc building heretofore occn.
pi"d lr tie prcss. has cccn worry Ecca.ssfpl; II is
% nel oihcsSi.e II W sha.se to the beard The ,Fau.la
completed by Dr. Van D.rk OF The I'D OF August,
1sCt: The printing amounted 10 mo!t than nine
'iaS Sn1 Of slsy e ts.,e III sqa Sr
The Arnlic congregation At Btfrut 80 crowded the
Luute Of worship lhnt It hzd to he enlarged The
Alssh Seminary ior Souae %en has oeen r. unusually
Gnt thal o. 1sti. The Word Of Iod Is being widely
dased. and tho general nep-c. Of The wors IL that
and foes ,itibl- md invisible, who contest the
.rluEd incl hy inch.
ful loss in .he death of Dr. Wright Who had oeeu
member oI # since the year ls4n- Three Of the
most goas and uscnl ns'iyc helpers have also been
this country, with his family, amer IN absenc. Of
eighteen years. lie was accompanied by Miss
Crawford, vllose health had ailed, and bv The
daughter or Or. Wright who had accompanied hcr
fn,hcr to Persia The year has been one OF prps.
pef1ty Seventy access1on4 to the cAufrh swell
thc number 10 co., and q larRer NUM-
bcs ts anticipated for the cuIrent
blessed win deeper and longer continued SPECIAL
Interest," thnu for scyrtat years rast, and there Has
special interest in several villages OF tie plain.
Meferr. s5hedd and Com had very Interesting
meeting With about twenty Of the mountain helpers
at AmndIeh; but The mountain branch Of the mis-
slon Ia embarrassed by tho want Of poTer IN the
Mo4len Government 10 project lte labota1s. The
wild koords and HISTORIANS Of that region have
been but partially erbdued. Nj. Cochran ia pre-
sent 10 testify 10 the pleasing contrast, on the
whole, Of the present Will fhc past
The Ndhrut|d mlskion, In Western 1ndls. has also
suffered bereavement IN the death OF Mr. Chapiu.
is youngest missionary. who was Of great promise.
Mr.. Henry ". Ballantfne. who had been sta1oned
a Bombay, hna been constrained to rcturn home By
the severe illnete Of his wife. Mr- Rarkr, under
here On h. yteit. MF. Wood has returned to lndia,
ln the miFtdon there ast Is churchcu- The adrnis-
siqns curing the gear wtIe rs but there full
o1tc 10 tAe IN the nsuAi NuSnber Of deaths and cx-
eomm1nicatUns. Most Of the excuumuuIcatjon,
srsNc s1 ron marriages with the hcatheu The pai1yc
ll11ef1an community embraces lOQ; Fersone. Some
has ben I1Ade In The ecclesiastical union al
toe cnEreht4- The TRIMMING Schools for males and
.Saa3I ,3 Wee both Prosperous, but The upnbes Of
pupan not fcpottsd. Tue Obstacles "a iho mn.
- Q, .ne gospel arising from the distinctions or
- aio leil even nptn a The work a6yanccs
out Inc prevalence OF education among the lover
, 1865-10-04

1sVNT 1-t1st15 IOElEA1.
snERNAy yAups.
The market 1t these yards has been rather duH and
prices without noticeable change from yeseznav Tbe
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-30

THOUGHT IT WAS A CoNUNDRUM.
The last effLsion of the renowned
Artemus we have not yet seen in
print. 1t is said that A. w. being
at one of the New York churches
recently edited the audience by his
unexpected reply to the preachers
text which was as follows: "How
are the mighty fallen 2" "How are
the mighty fallen2" After short
pause Artemus looked up inquiringly
and said meekly, II give it up"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-30

~ In letter from Boston to his
wife, Artemus Ward writes: "The
winder of my room commands ex-
ileratin view Of Cops Hill, where
Cotton Mather, the father of the Re-
formers and SIGH, lies berried. There
is men now who worship Cotton,
there is wimin who wear him next
their hearts. But I do not weep for
him. He's bin ded too lengthy. l
amt going to be absurd, like old Mr..
Skillins, in our naborhood, who is So
years Of age, and gifts drunk every
lection day, and weeps Bitturly be-
cause he hain't got no Parents"
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Appointments by Governor wells

G. B. Bergsron, Coroner for Baton
Rouge. '.
VIM. B. Walker. Justice of the Peace
Ninth Ward Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
john Mcclure, late AMBIENT, Mayor Of
the CT ty of Bayou Sara.
P.,Y. Whicher, John Tadlock, Charles
P. W hiteman, Charles J. Walfin and John
Pric Q, Conncilmen for the city Of Bayou
Sar a. tia
J ames Dillingham;, late incumbent,
Co nstable for the city of Bayou Sara.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-30

# W- Attention ia respectfully called to
q fresh stock Of staple and fancy groceries
just put in store by e. r. BRoKwrrH, of
Third street. We have before us sample
of uncanvassed hams, surprising nything
ever sent out to the world by Shea or
Duffield. Before such a sam pie the old
prejudice about the devil in the swine
might reasonably melt away. If 1&
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-30

- Advices from Madrid state
that Spain had informed the British
Government that she intends taking
energetic measures to put an end to
the slave trade.
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GooDs AT SAoR1TIoE.--Thoss who wish
to "buy themselves rich, should repair at
once TO the store at the corner OF Lafaystts
and Florida streets where the proprietor 10
selling out his largo and splendid stock at
an immense sacrifice. See advertisement
as to qualities, descriptions and prices of
merchandise. ~ .rH-s
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-30

ANNUAL MEETING. There will be 60
annual meeting of the brethren Of st
James Masonic Lodge, No. At, at their
hall, corner of Main and Church streets,
next Saturday evening, December I'd, at
the usual hour. See notice of JOSEPH
MCCORMICK, Secretary, else where.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-30

BAUMsTARK's VARIETY SToHE.--Our
friend, BAuMsrARK re-appsars in the mar
ket with new supplies of store goods,
among which are varieties of Toys and
Candies to meet the coming Holiday re-
quirements. See advertisement.
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BV- The grave announcement that
the Prince Imperial will hereafter
dine with his mother, and not in the
nursery, occupies prominent place in
the French court Journal.
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COM Nj L RClAL.

TUESDAY MoRNIsG November q.
CorToN-Market extremely dull. Ordinary A
044c. Good Ordinary, 4704sc. Low hiddiins,
4e05oc.; Middling b2@5sc; Strict Middling,
64D55c.
in Sugar and Moissses as also 10 Western Pro-
ducs, there has been no material change in quo.
tstionS.
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taD Call at KowALsKf's and examine
his fine black Silks. french Csssimeres and
Merinos Of all colors, and french GARNER
Blankets, all Of which he is Offering at re-
duced prices. LNt-'tf .a.+ .-. {
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-30

CoMIoAL BLUNDER.-A Columbus
(Ohio) paper, in an account Of the
Perry celebration at Cleveland, says !:
The procession was very fine, and
nearly two miles in length, as was al
so the prayer Of DR.. Berry, the chap
lain,o
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- A woman with a waist six
teen inches around writes in the
Edinburg Review in favor of tight
lacing. Ff
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Bag The Columbus Miss, Sentinel
learns that the negroes in that viciui.
ty are being disarmed by the military
authorities. 4a
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A. BLuK advertises new receipts Of va
rious merchandise. Make hinn visit and
get guild pro quo for your dollars and
dimes. ..t
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FOR SALE!.....FOR SALEi!
M yTCTOR,s RESTAURANT

rs offered at PRIVATE SALE on account OF de.
i parture,5 until Monday, the eth inst, ana
if not dist osed Of until then, will be offered at
PUBLIC fAIE. A. bargain may be had by i'm
mediate application.
Rev2s-3t VIcT0RCALYAYRAC,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
FINAN CIAL.
TUESDAY MoaErHa, Nov. IS

IUEsDAf MORNING., NOV. 2s.
GoLp--I4s@l4sH. AGt3
BANK NoTEs-Very little doing. Bank Of Lou.
isisna, 5oD52c.; Louisiana State Bank, 74cp77c.
Bank Of New Orleans, 7s9s2c.; Union Bank
sl0s5c.; Crescent City Bank, s4@s5c.; Msr-
chants Bank, $4,000 p dollar. Canal, oitissns
and Merchants' and Traoers' Banks at par.
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Louisiana Ice Works.

New ORLEANS NOVEMBER, 1s, 1885.
WE ARE PREPARED to treat with parties
w who will apply in person at our office, No.
II Exchange Place, in this city, for the sale OF
Patent rights and the supply Of machines for
Ice for the different localities in
the interior of the st 'te s
noy25-4t HENsLER, LABARRE
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High School for Boys,

CORNER or FIFTH AND LAUREL STREETS,
(Bussdiag formerly the CAsistias Murca,)
\ nj Oh BATON ROUGE, LA.
THE first session will commence on Wednes.
Il day, the 2ld Of November. Pupils will be
prepared for admission into College; and for the
different pursuits in life, without classical
course. Parents residing at q distance may OBJ.
tain board for their children In private families In
the neighborhood Of theSchool. #9Fa
n aTERas-Fve, eight and ten dollars per month.
This School win be opened at the time above
stated and every, endeaYor be made by strict ut.
tsntton, regard 10 the economical education OF
the youths placed in his charge and energetic and
we'll directed efforts, to impart TO them thorough
educat ton BY AUGUSTUS B. PAYNE,
q nov2-tf I'll a bsfg T24F&54 Principal
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The Gazette & Gpluet
TON ROUG n.

THURSDAY, .:::::::::::::::::::::::NoV. 80, 1865
The New York herald., 1865-04-15
Aasaaslnaiisa Il prsshsst Lincoln and A.
tsnps y Axscsinats kerstaHy Seward.

An snlseksd ~ s.d terrible calamity has
bsal,sa - saaioa- President Lincoln lasG
aighl rssssvsd vesnd 1t tAs hands ee an a.
sassla. ~ eesots ef which thsrs arc NO hopes
ef hi surviving. having bsss shot While sitsins
IN tAeass witssssing he performance of
play. An sGAsapt was also made, spps-
realty ~ u sans psrson who shot
- President b take ths lls OF Sec
rotary SSwarL TAs assassin, sfssr firing
- ths Presidse& ruaAed ia mont Of the box
seeupied By ~ lasass. end, waving . long
dagger which - held IN Ais right hand, sx-
siained. using ~ motto of tAs State Of VIII.
siaiA " Sc Sswp~ Hwss~lsi" He then jumped
q the stage. and, amidst tAs intense sxoitemcnt
which snsusd, escaped through ths rear Of the
Building. TAs President was sho4 through tho
bad he was innediatsly removed, and on
sxaning ths wound ~ brain W. found to bs
sesins tAsrsffom. The best surgical skill was
Insanity summoned; but Il ". not
sheosht II could be Of any avail 10
wards saving Mr.. Llncolns m. He
was still living at IN early hour this morning;
bat the last melancholy parting scene be-
sween himself and family had tAksn place,
and his death was momentarily looked for.
The attempt TO assassinass Secretary Seward
was made At an earlier hour In the evening
than the attack on the President The assail-
ant forced his way into the sick chamber where
1r. Seward was confined to his bed, and,
After dealing disabling blows on the
attendants, rushed TO the bedside and
stabbed the Secretary in the neck and
breast. He then fed from the house, mounted
. horse and escaped, making use, as he did 30,
OF the same exclamation used in tho case of tho
Presidents assassinaion-" SIC Semper Tsra,-
MS" Though the wounds inflicted on Mr..
Seward are not Of mortal character, It IL
scared that owing to his previous debilitated
condition, they may lead 70 fatal results.
The assassin had not been arrested up to the
Aeur Of our latest dispatches. Who he 10 Is
81 positively known, though suspicion points
strongly 70 . certain individual
The New York herald., 1865-04-15
THE ALABAMA RAIDS.


Rebel Aeee~nss ef General Wi1ssn's Asvs-
Heavy Cs-sPsratfng Celunan MSving
Threagh Neutrality-suspicious. Ahsas No
Sile-TAs Wo~nAing ana Capture -
General Clanten, Ac.
ArscsrA, April .. 1eeA
wsssen papers Of ists date rsprsssns The enemy -
moving through the interior Of AlSbana IN hsgs force
ffem points ths Tsnnessss river I've divisions
Dsas Aonssvel,o eonmAnAsd BY hcCoes.
ne enemy ass n forss near rascalosA
olz thousand from 7uscumbia divided - yasDsr-ons
colamn rsseAeoss and We other towards Mon
tsvelio McCooh's command ~ - Kytsa On fsssAAy,
March - He had args wagon tsAla anA assiiIsTy -
banned shs vilhss u E,ytos ana RsA Mounssin lroa
Worha ne enemy have tsppeA The Telegraph nos ~
ssknown points and dsspaacAsd 70 sooshern e0csa
General OAnsoa dsapsschsdse Ais wife, March -. as
- was wounded seriously, and IN ~ Ne sssoy beow
Psnard pssO'sA' BY We Yanhsss 70 rspsn - Bs'asess
sa ths SsA ef April
ne Cs~os, os Ne sHA, ssA,ss thAs tws columns es
from Hsassvil,s haA rsAohed points thirty i've miles
above Columbus. Another started from Memphis, four
thousand strong, well provided with pack nules and
well mounted and In ths vicinity sf Pontosor Misc
Ths steamers GsrSrsds aAd Nsaohes eolhded ~ ths
mouth Of Spanish rsvsr, hobiIs. ~ usdnGh Fn-
DAY, March 81. me Gertrude sunk b Ssw minusss.
Cargo vssd u two nions and consassed Of provision
which bslongsd TO osens who had purchased 10 supply
shsnsslvss foe the sIess - Nobih; tetaa Iosa ne
NAichss u uninjurcA
Captain Vernon Lock- Of the privassss Rssrso'ion b
N prison d NAssan.
The New York herald., 1865-04-15

youu B.owu AND JIM. DAv1-Ssas q -
radical pspsrs are syiag ~ - blood - ysG
Dsvb vAsa - = esaghA Remember Ma
0aa1 dirssEsa, sAsst ssteA yssr Aare." SsG
Davis = only ysAa Brown - lazUs sssis |,
Bat 10 ~ shss - deserves BrevnS ASs b not
. stroag arguness ia hSsr Of Aaagiag Aia
Brown went into virginia, zisA - saiss rsvs-
lutisn, hilsd, and was hungj bss hs dsstA dld
- country no COED. Davb trasd 70 raiss
rsvolutlon, succeeded Ser wAils. Asa fAilsd
bat n - bs hung what good wil u do ths
eountryi Lea hin die, liks Bsasdise Arnold,
N Sbrslg, Lands, sr 90. liks judas, and hang
The New York herald., 1865-04-15

pssss - ssnss - " wsa6w = \ bssssBs
y always DssaIsssd b wsss Dsssa rsAass
- ~ bssssr follow JsG Davis - Aszisa sAe
IN Lot1ssiss sss AshisnAhls tAssA
The New York herald., 1865-04-15

ADVICE NJ WAY oY posrscSnr.-Ths othsr
day We gave eur last advice 10 Ben Wood, bat
- hs still persists In writing himself down an
as, We add . postscript, snd again say "don't"
The Hon. Ben 10 foolish 10 pretend TO get aAsry
6bout the liberty Of the presa His own eyI11l
snce and that Of bis paper are the - I
that this liberty b" not been invaHn o -
yery sory that Den fevls = ~ o6eauDp
The New York herald., 1865-04-15

QunI Asornm DoDoo.-N We . singular
Instance Of postcal justice Nat The saus Dodge
who wrote an insolens lstssr tArssssning 70
enact NE last man ffom New Yorh should bs
ths very Dodge who tslssrsphsd IRON wssA-
ingsoa v stop the drsn entirely. Ts ~, bow
ever, Ah d quite another Dodge Ths Major
Dodge Of The other day bullisd ~ lihs . asspst,
~ Major Dodge Of this morning roas - gsasly
- sucking dove II ID assonisAins what ups
and downs tAers are In tAis great country, and
how much more modest Lieutenant General
Grant knows Of ths position Of Affairs than ths
laundering, blunderms Major Dodge