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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01
APPLICATION EGEs LICENSE.

IA OT.CE is hereby given thai the undersign.
Y ed viii. AZ lie IL II teral cf the Commission
crs's court OF Marshall county, Indiana, 10 be
holden at rlymogth. commencing on the first
Monday Of June. 1863. apply fora license 80 re-
tail spiritroas liquors ia qsantii.es less taan a
quart. The location Oh which propose 10 sell
is on lot No. 4. lines lLiion TO the town OF
Bremen. Marshall county, indiana.
may ll--3w JOSEPH BIE"I.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01

The Logansrort Journal says that, "a
certain Mrs. Wilson, war widow we
oelcyc-on last Saturday afternoon pro-
cared dimes wor;i, Of stychnine, went
out mo tie woods north Of Eel river. tock
;he poison, AM laid herself down to
die. II any rate, she wa, found there
on Sunday ana taken to her house, where
she still lives but her recovery is con-
sidered doubtful"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

NOTICE is hereby givcr that the undersigned
~ will, at the next term of the Commissioner:
court of Marshall county. to be holded ut Plym-
outh, commencing on the first Monday of June
1865, apply for license to retail spiri uous lo
uors in quantities less than quart The loca
ton on which propose to sell is on lot No I7c
in the town cf Plymouth Marshall county. In
diana. Ohm c. HASLiNGER.
May lI-:w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01
Tie ATssay cs t::a Tenn, ssce
Coming y!.'cs:-z'itg ep..ie.

NAsHiNGroy, Nay 80
The army OF tie Tennessee. Gen. Logan.
eommandin@ commences - m)Ye west 10
morrow, o:er the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. Tie 18th corps vii 20 first.
owing to Gen. Grams order.
There have been ~ Disturbance. during
the Pas; twenty four hours. vi l.q,.9r
saloons ere cIcenl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01
aE5ssg<ATrcy roX,F.YerySE.

ATOTICE i. hereby given thu: tho Undersigned
! Will, at the next tern of the Commission
cr's court of Marshal! county, TO he holden ~
Plymouth. commencing on the first Monday in
June. 1865, apply for license to retail spI;tuouS
liquors in quantities less ten a quart The To-
cation or which we propose to sell Is the south
part of lot No. IL on the Or;gifial plat Of Plym
outl, Marshall county, Indiana.
may l!--:,w is. ALiENhN & HRO.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01
Ef1R SALE.

My tract Of land lying on Wolf Creek. being the
:. l. and Its 8 aud az Sect; - Town
b, Barge 2, in Marshall County, conta min,
49, acres, all good timber land
TERMS: One half cash, B,llnec in - months
%ith Interest. and Notes secured by mortgage.
Title lndisprtibe For information Epmi {
Of, DORMAN DAVIDSON Indiananolis
or 7. CIR SSNEk, Plymouth Branch Balk
June ! ,-2w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01
Hrrfcu,t;,~Sl Notice,

4 regular meeting OF the Marshall County Ag
ricultural Soc;et, will be held st the Court House
in Plym0uth on SATURDAY. JUNE Bal, loG5,
at ! O'Clock, 7. II. as there i considerable
business of Importance to be transacted az that
meeting, !, highly importaA: that all members
and others interes'c ed. should attend
BE- order al ;he Societv. q. BLAiN, Pres.
Attest NJ. CUMMINGS, Sccy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01

All. Becker has received q large lot of
Queensware, Crockcry, Glass ware, &c, at
his Grocery Store. in Corbins Block,
which lie Will disl ose Of cheap. Call and
examine.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01

The Great Northwestern Sanitary Fair
was opened at Chicago on Tuesday last,
with the most cheering prospects OF sue
cess.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01

The great Union Combination Circus
ami Meaagerie will be here to-day. Get
your quarters and halves ready.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01

To day has been set apart by the Presl-
dent as a day of humiliation and prayer.
Services will be held at thc Episcopal!
Presbyterian and Methodist Churches at
l0l clock \ NJ
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01
CORRECTED WEEKLY
AEsFzECAGLGN EGRLECEHsE

RI Office is hereby given tlat the undersigned
y will ut tue next erin of ia G Commissioner 5
court O ( Marshall county: - be holden at Pyn-
outh. commencing OIL the first Monday of June,
loG.. apply for a license to retail spurious hq-
uors IN quantities less than GuAtt. The location
On which I propose tie sell Is on the southeast
corner OF lot n q. /. in Parks Addition 10 he town
OF Bourbon Marshall county, Indiana.
NAV il-3w \. J. PELMAT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01

Tomorrow IS the day fixed By 'he pres
i.iert fer lie execution Of Ncssrs. Miliigan
and Bowles at Iaiianapolis. We cannot
Int think that they VIII yet be rcrreycd,
IS % execute them would be contrary to
lie wish CT large number Of republicans
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01

The state Of things in portions of us =
fcrri may bcsuessed at fr-m he fact that
The Lexington aajoa Of The sixth IS laden
with nearly twenty nine columns Of adver-
tisemca,s of real estate to be sold b. Sher-
If Of Lafayette County. at the Mag term
u The Circuit Court
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01

Rev. \. II. Nidney, OF Argos, VIII de-
liver q Temperance Lecture at the VI. K.
Church in Bourbon, on Saturday evening.
June 81.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01
Pittsbars.a E:. Wayne - Chicago
Railway.

On and after Nay Il, 1865, Trains Will leave
Stations di,iiv, Sabbaths excepted. rs f,liows:-
Train leaving Chicago at $50 P, VI, leaves daily
TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01

= Nr \. To. ecker, Merchant Tailor, rc-
Guests rs to say that lie viii remove aext
week to The room row occupied as the
Pe.t ofce, where he will manufacture
Centlemcn's Clothing to order: and war
.aut satisfaction.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01
REAL E.STITE FOR SALE

a good stock farm seven miles from Ply mcuh
unimnroved land in this county. well adabted &C
farming and stock raising, and Town lots improv
ed and unimproyed in Plymouth and Bourbon
for sale cheap. Terms part cash and resi-
due OF time secured by mortgage on the premi
ss. Enquire of
n3l-lm j. G.. OSBORNE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01
Best Stock Of Goods
ss,stlital aIoiite
NR.J. LONG ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.

ii. } LONb EtLGC IL 1 III = IOltN
Would inform the citizens of Plym9oh anl he
surrounding country, that lie will be =. his Office
IN Plymouth in W oodward's Brick Building. OH
the following Ga vs. in each month during 1864:
April -. ., -. IS. 90, -, - and 29.-May
- - % 81 aud .5l.-Jurc Sc. %. 2S % and 30
Jul. -, %. !. -, am. 26.-August rs 90, and
30.--Se9tcmher -, &c, 81, :2o, - and 3d. ictO-
Der u -, -. and 2i.-Nove ni5er IS. 26 "a -.
% and 30.-Deccnbc- %, ~, % and &c.
CRADLE EASES
Cancers and I'll caaccrou> affections, alterations
and tulaors OF diii,rert forms. amcnorliiCa, or
tbscncc of the InenseS, painful redistribution,
uc0rIhea, -four atus, ch.CrosiS. or green
sickness, praapScS uter. Or bearing down. ami all
female coInpl ints general debi.itv, &c. Fever
and Acuc chronic affections Of Ire kidneys,
gravel. ali diseases Of Tie back and loins, liver
rnpi:int. diseased spleen, chronic and intia
tory rheumatism elephantiasiS, scrctula, hip dis
case. white swelling sit rheum, giddiness Of tie
head. "a pitaton OF the heart, nervous headache,
ncura ca scrofulous lcprOsy. and those difficult
ties brought aboutby the indiScretionS Of Youths,
&c, succ, s>iully treated.
| invite the sicl. to call mon me. - advice
IN all eases viii be gratuitou;ly gvei ~ opinion
unbiased No expense incurred unless there is
rc.-'na3'c hope of i care. do not make sick TO
Ira nc we'll, or tear down 70 build IN again Dis
eases peimanently rcmov cI--il0t s.nohercd for
time To REL indie in some other part Of the body.
DR.. LONG can lie consulted in the English
and Gcrmtn languages.
April 9th '65-n23yl JAMES LONG, VI. D.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01
Ee:sesGns Notice d.

nc ANn n =, e.,, rT1.
son q INC - 80 - oaca, a =
49, W. ''''' W :.
miles south Of Plymouth, on the Michigan
rad, commencing Thursday evening June
t,il, at ] clock, and continue over Sun
Cav.
,
e "s@ , :. 5t -" -,r''' aro aa.a,a.
-'o-' 80 -
= very I'!'"i.' III ''''>, -, - y, . IN 81,
"De 'O'ie - Us ~ '''''
s"'e' o. q. q" = - - ~ -, :.
'''e '''-''''''
ne af' deserves. , get d s'ou i"o'0
ffagA' )" he1i N'' = - -
cal at tAe rooms Of -'ir. i-.'-''F
The New YerE IIer,ld's shiuoton
a;,r,tc,, savs: Gen. cIer.aan's rerc,t
will - nYbli,bel next .7eek IL order Of
tie war DEPARTMENT. Sherman viii retain
command ct the military division Of the
Mis,is.ipni eon,prisin4 Kentucky. Tenne<-
zee. Alabama. Ni.s;,sin1;. and Louisiana
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01

The p,int.f in the above entitled cause bv his
t:torI.cr, las flied in my oficc his complaint 4
;ainst the Gescndent. ans! it Appearing BY lie re
urn of the Sheriff of Marshall county on sum
mons issued 10 said defendant that the defendant
Eve ann i.eby is NONRESIDENT Of the State NJ
Indiana. She ! therefore hereby notified OF the
nenGency OF said complaint against her, and an
less she appear answer or demur thereto at the
calling Of said cauie on the first dav Of the next
term OF said cosrt 20 b. begun and held at the
C0ui; liouac in The town of flymOuih OF tic 81
.iord day of Ahgus. 1863, said complaint and the
matters and things therein contained and aiCd5cd
viii be heard and determined in her abscrcc.
JOHN C.. CtSjMAN Clerk
{. II Reeve PTS Atty. -
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01
VOLUME 10.
TIE DEMOCRAT.
Local AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The spire on the Catholic Church has
received an addition 20 It's height. AMI is
ornamented with 4 new cross.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01
eolE2e c. t.le rs.&Es,ts o. Eneslses-
item.

HoLE2e G. si3c Ess%Es.ts o. EDCiges-
! feeling Ct oserJul'aess after eating;
troubled With sinking sensation at TIE
TT # tie s.emach lc.wecn meals; &C.
pres spirits; difficulty IL calculating. or
arranging idels; falu.cnce in the stomach
md bowels; rising in the morning unrc-
freehcd; after performing email amount
of iabor feeling lanSuid. faint and dizzy;
swimming Of the head and Sudden dim
ness ofsight after having been iltently
reading or writing
TO overcome al the above do not use a
Icweriui cathartie that viii PROSTATE you,
nor fiery stimulant that will give you
re.lef for the moment and be followed by
4 coll. pse; nor n violent astriuccnt that
first irritates, and, in Tie end, partially
paralyzes the digestive organs: bat use
the mild cordial, FED jacket Biiters. 4"
which will gently asSist instead Of attack
ing the functions Of nature
SoUrn BEND To BE CrTY.-The
South Blenders are jubilant over the fact
that that country town is to be at once
converted into large and thriving city.
They held an election up there the other
day and gave g majority in favor Of the
proposition, and week from next Nom
day has been selected to choose thei; FIRST
city ofncers Ii Pog'e Herald.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01

fEEss Bit.ers are prepared, in pure Bourbon
Whisky, from 4 combination Of over twenty diff.
fcrent kinds of roots, barls and herbs which
act in perfect concert enc with the ether, pre-
pared from the original formula given by the
great chief, Red JACKET, TO Ir. chaplin, who
used thenl successfully IL lis practice for many
yeas, a., ~ their AIMED great popularity
IN Ike treatment and cure II Dyspepsia Liver
Gem aiI.t, Constipation Sc!; AID Nervous Head
aclie FeFer ard Assue and al dscass arising from
torpid Ever or Indigestion. Persons suffering from
ecr Of these loa,nsome diseases viii hnd q sure
cure by the OF these Filters which perfectly
pare and free from all tlscsr drugs and pcisens
ally pat up in such preparations ans. iDaued of
On msuspecing public. A single trial will con-
vince the most kep.ic;.l tl.at in the RED JACKET
there is virtue which other Btters possess.
They strengthen aid invigorate the system.
They ere urcqualei for general debility.
They are SIRE cure for dyspepsia.
They give gcoa Ind healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They arc the best etin.ulant il existence.
They are preventive of Fever AID Agus.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nerves. Headache.
They are perfectly puro and palatable.
ssAged persons and delicate females will End they
car save large doctors Ills by the Of h,se BIZ
Beware OF countelfrits The Red jacket Bit-
ters arc only sold IN bottles with our name blown
the side, and private government stamp
across the cork OUR Ss
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-01

vl0n5G--ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-17
An Important Rebel Document Found
New Amnesty Proclamation.

NEW YORK, May lG.--The Tribune 5
special says: The War Department has
had laid before it bill introduced in the
rebel Congress by Mr. Curry, of Alabama
which was concocted for the purpose OF
vindicating the starvation ofprisoners of
war, the murder of black soldiers, the
burning of Northern cities, and finally
the assassination of the President of the
United States and his Cabinet The
preamble sets forth in great detail and
needless iteration of the action OF the
United States Government IN declaring
all slaves in the rebel districts free, and
speaks most bitterly of the proclamation
of President Lincoln, denouncing it as
unprincipled and inhuman. Then fol-
lows the resolution:
Therefore, resolved, by the House of
Representatives of the Confederate
States, the Senate concnrring. That we
do adhere to our opinion that the So
President or rhv vrfy-e et".-... aud the
enlistment of negro slaves in the several
Federal armies now opposed to us, are
not among the acts of legitimate war
fare. but are properly classed among such
acts rs the right to put to death prison.
ers of war without eXchange,the right tn
use poisoned weapons and the right to
assassinate, and if persisted in will justi.
fy this Government i'll the adoption OF
measures of retaliation
The endorsements in the papers 90 to
show that this resolution was read the
first and second time, and made the spe-
cial order for the secret session on the
10th of February, 1864.
The Herald's special says: President
Johnson has under consideration new
amnesty proclamation. The issuance or
suppression of it, it is expected, will be
decided on at the Cabinet meeting TO be
held today. This proclamation, If is
sued, will announce what classes OF reb'
els are to be held responsible for their
treason, and what will not be
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-17
WHEELING, ". v, WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY II, 1865.

to be bound by the restraints of law, or
der and decency. DR.. Rucker is a man
whose devotion to the Union cause can
not be questioned. He was confined for
sixteen months in "A rebel prison, was I'M
der sentence of death and managed to
make his escape. He served in the Union
army; was for some time chief of General
Crooks staff; fought gallantly for the
Union on several bloody battle fields,
and now, bccaua.. h. does not agree with
the destructives in the city OF Wheeling,
and labOrs to convince them, by gentle
manly argument and discussion, of the
impolicy and wrongtnlness Of their
course, he is insnlted aud threatened and
accused of treason by men who have
never shouldered q musket or gone forth
to meet the foe Shame on such lawless-
ness and folly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-17
Resolutions Of Respect.

AT a meeting of the Directors Of the
Wheeling Library Association. held on
the 18th inst, the following resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, We have learned with deep
and sincre regret of the death of our late
associate and friend Nathaniel Pigman,
Esq, one of the Directors of this AsSocia-
ton, during the two most critical years
of its existence its President; therefore.
Resolred, That in all the relations
which he has sustained To this AsSocia
ton, he has shown deep and abiding
interest in its welfare, and has mani
tested the same by continual personal ex-
ertions in its behalf
Resolred, That we deplore his loss as
an able and efficient officer OF this AssO-
citation, an upright citizen, All esteemed
friend and sincere Christian, and that we
tender our coincidence to his bcreaved
family and friends.
Resolred, That the above resolutions
be published in the daily papers, and
copies furnished his family.
A. &. QCARRIER,
Secretary pro tenn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-17
Mexican News-Late Mobile Date
From Cairo.

81. LOUIS, May l6.-Cairo dispatches
say Gen. Negrta, with A." Liberal
troops, appeared before Mn,anoras on
the both ult. and demanded It's Surren
der, which was refused The Imperial
lists marched out to meet them and a
cavalry and artillery fghtoccurrcd.
Business is suspended IN Matam"raS
The streets are barricaded in expectation
of all attack, but all is quiet. On the
evening of the I'd the custom house of
ficers fled to Brownsville. Wealthy cit
izens moved all their valuables to the
same place
500 French troops arrived nj the mouth
of the Rio Grande on the 2d and lett ioi
the interior the next day
A report reached Bagdad on the ltlI
that the Liberals were in full retreat.
The Galveston News says the corn
crop will be good The sugar crop will
be very short. Cotton holders demand
an advance on exchange of New York al
one-half premium.
Mobile dates to the 9Th are received.
A navy boat and the transport Flint
sunk in Mobile bay.
Naval officers, pilots and engineers
have gone up the Tombigbee river to
bring down the vessels surrendered to
Admiral Thatcher.
General Candy will soon move his
headquarters to New Orleans
The LIST brigade of Hatch's cavalry az
rived at Cairo from Eastport, Tenn, ell
route for st Louis.
About l,400 bales Of cotton passed
Cairo during the past three days.
The steamer Martin Walt was robbed
of SIS, 900 in money and 100000 worth ol
goods by guerrillas at James landing
on Saturday week. The boat was re
leased.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-17
lPress Dispatch. ]

New YORK, May l6.-The Herald''
army correspondent has the following: -
The Sixth army corps, Maj Genera
Wright, is still at Danville, but 1t is ex
pected that the greater part OF il will
shortly return to the North. rs soon rs
order shall have been fully restored III
that vicinity. General Wright has ap
pointed a number of magistrates 10 ad-
minister Justice in the surrounding colll'
try. and is using every eXertion with the
best success to substitute civil for militia
nv rule in Southern Virginia. The flock
ing of negroes from the country into the
town of Danville has been stopped by
direction of General Wright, and agricul-
tural operations have consequently been
resumed. The farmers, however. are
much in need of horses, mules and i'm
Elements to prosecute their work
Long trains. heavily laden with valua-
BILE property captured by onr armies III
Virginia and North Carolina, are daily
arriving at City Point from Danville, via,
Bnrksyille Junction Among the arti-
cles are goods in the original packages
in which they ran the blockade OF the
national fleet at Southern ports, and the
machinery for the manufacture OF lire
arms, stolen by the rebels from Harpers
Ferry.
When the soldiers Of the ID and 5th
corps reached the Potomac and first
caught sight of the capital dome, they
broke out into wild cheers, and then an
additional source of rejoicing was afford
ed them Oh Sunday morning by the news
of JEFF. Davis capture.
A throng of visitors are constantly
pouring into the camps OF the army IN
carriages, on horseback and on foot, to
see the brave men who have done and
suffered so much to maintain the nation.
Among the Richmond trophies in the
9TH corps is II huge Russian bloodhound,
which was kept by one of the Libby
prison iailors to hunt Union prisoners
A grand review i'll the vicinity OF
Washington OF the Army of the Potomac,
Sherman's army and such other forces
as NAV be there, is fondly looked forward
to by the people. .
The 18th corps, the rear guard OF Shei,
mans army, passed through Richmond
last Saturday, EN- route to Washington.
1t is said that many of Gen. Sherman
officers and enrolled men are anxious to
ioin in the Mexican emigration enter
prise. -,
The rebel Gen Lee and family are llv-
ing in Richmond on good ratiOns, regu-
larly served ont To them.
f,v InIii;s special says it has been dc
ciled to reduce at once the strons.i, of
the army to l25.000 or 150,0OO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-17
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, May IL, VIA CAIRO,
Nav l6.-Provost Marshal Andrews and
General Dennis left Mobile on the 9Th for
Meridian, to parole Dick Taylor's forces.
Gov. Wells and ex-Mayor Kennedy
have gone to Washington. The late
troubles between the civil and military
and State authorities are supposed to he
the cause.
Gen. Hamilton, military Governor oil
Texas, has also gone to Washington:
1t is reported that grand expedition
is being organized tn go to Texas.
Gov. Clark, of Miss, has issued an al
dress to the people, stating that Gen.
Taylor surrendered all his forces East OF
the Mississippi, with all the quarter
master, commissary and other stores
All officers and persons in possession OF
public stores will be held to strict 40
count, and all embezzlers will be arrest
II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-17
DR.. RIackburn's Attempt TO Spread
Disease in Northern Cities.

NEW YORK, May l6.-The Bermuda
Advocate of the 10th ult. contains re,
port of the preliminary examination oi
the plot to Introduce yellow fever into
our Northern cities This examination
has resulted in the committal of resi-
dent of the Island named Swan, on a
charge of having conspired with one DR.
Blackburn to take charge of certain
trunks containing Confederate clothing
for that purpose, and to ship them to the
United States for the object of there in
Producing yellow fever BLACKBURN
whose hailing point was from Niagara
Falls, Canada side, made liberal prom
ise to Swan, provided the contract was
fairly carried out Funds were to be
supplied freely from the Confederate eX'
chequers, and meanwhile Blackburn
himself was to retire to Halifax anu
watch the progress of events until the
opening of spring, which season would
he favorable to the re spreading ot the
imported disease.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-17

of Davis morals or discretion, but Il
seemed to him incredible how man o.
education aud culture, of refined taste. 8
member of the church who sat u. Christs
table and partook of the sanct,ned bod,
|,and blood of the worlds crucified Re
deemer, could possibly harbor thought
of completely in the assassination he
supposed President johnson had good
evidence, however, bat il such compiler
ty was proved il wOnld materially dam
age his respect for human nature.
The Governor said the war Was sub
stantially over when Grant took kich'
mond; all the South agreed to that. No
organized guerrilla warfare will be car,
ried on. The people of the South " Ill
not permit it. A selfish instinct to tie
fend themselves will stimulate them to
hunt down gusrrillas. He spoke with
pride of having recently presided nj a
meeting in Charleston to express regret
and indignation at the murder of MIR.
Lincoln. He said he had lost nearly all
his property in the war (some seven or
eight million dollarS) but if he saved
enough for his support he should not
mourn the loss.