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Diseases and Conditions Peculiar t,
Females.

The beauty sae delcscy Of the female organ
zson, to say nothing Of its physiological Characters
tics, sufficient indications that Il Is sub ect forms
Of disease and notifications peculiar 10 itself Tbs
physician OF the present day does encounter sny
more forms Of uterine diseases hsn did the physician
nifty years ago. but owing 70 the present al condition
OF woman her diseases are increased &c frequency and
the truth Of this assertion the melancholy deaths nv
consumption bear ample witness.
At the american DispenssTy trest hy .
new method, and with the hsppiest results, Pr0iap-
sas UteT, failing Of the womb Kruptons of THE
Skin, Chorosis, or Green Sickness-chsTscterzed by
yelloSish, dirty green psor of the surfsce EmsnsIo
Aessiam, absent Aenstruation Amenorrhes, OF Re-
tentioD OF the Genses; Dysmeaorrhes painful and d-
cult flow 81 the Henses Henorhsss, or Profuse Men,
situation; LeuchoThea and altered
tion Of the ucus-senerslly white nearly eoloress
and transparent.
Reader. have given you class Of diseases that ar,
met With IN Females of all ages. whether married
married; and TO married Females would say that thers
many other forms Of diseases peculiar your
diseases OF Pregnancy Parturten, and Lsctaton, OF
which space will not admit elucidston. omit IL FOR
the council chamber, adding but disease 10
this list, and that is formidable oEeUlcsrstion oftbe
body Of the Uterus.
II you afflicted with organic weakness or any as
semblsge Of morbid phenonens Of this character y0c
have no time to spare, but a. once apply for Md csl
aid. II too late the disease Il posi-
bic 20 palise the symptoms and thus Smcothe the psth-
way 10 81 untrely grave.
IL mSjc.ify Of instances these diseases have n.de
considerable progress before the patient becomes alarm
ed. IL s0me cases emscison Is the FIRST Indication
that attracts the attention Of the patients friends And
here reader t ne call your earnest at eltion tn.
fearful significance o the word Wasting" Il rot only
constitutes the leading feature brt the esrIes .nt
nsst omiRous symptoms sf Consumption examples ..
which are invariably ret with in youDr ladies who az.
gifted with nigh Intellectual endowmentE, refined se-
conpishments ard eyes flashing with unnatural bril-
Esucy-not rersrai1T fhere Indications being ~
Of incipent oisesss, bnt those of personal charms
True, siss the poet sings
'Consunptons' cheek ne'er looks faore pnrr.
And lovely, than when past all cure
And yet that bloom, fTesh stiil,
Has lent its tseting aid 70 ALL,
And gpesks = those who Waich It's hue
Of Sickness, dea.h sd suffering tco;
Though WHO. jest viewing zht 50 fair.
Gould dream that death Ess thsrsi'
Address p. O. Box 1864.
lI FOEice hOars from A. Z. TO ?. N. Rsom Nc
2$s, East Warrington Street, indianapolis, Indiana.
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f. T. 4. IP y Il ID!

False lights are extinguished when GyIAr TkuTR
shines forth and the oconsestible fact that the hair
turns from gray Fed sandy 10 gOrious black er
brown,
QUICKER THAN THE CHAMELEON
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w-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED

tE LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
be- read the following certificate gentlemen Sell
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into TIE srmy will save the
liyes of thousands Of our soldiers:
LOursvuLs. june 81, 1868.
We the nndersisnee have seen the good effects Of Dr.
JoBx BULLs BTTTRss in Of general debility
and pEostrsOn Sf the system, and believe is general
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly would this be the case
especially these who exposed 20 the ussmatc tn
huences in the Southern climate.
Nal PHILIP Spell
Collector Int. Rev. Sd Dis. ny
CHAs. B. COTTON.
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville. Ky.
COL T. DENT,
Provost AsEshsl General Of Kentucky
REV. o. P. HENDERSON,
yies Presden: Of Sanitary CommSSob
HARHRY, HUGHES CO,
Publishers Demycrst.
gro P DoERN,
Proprietor Louisville Ans-issr
HUGHES s. PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods DsAlsr,. Main street. Louis
vile, ny.
DAVIS. GREEN Co.
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street. Louisville.
HART AAPOTHER,
Iithosraphers, corner xsrkei .at Third -treet..
Louisville. KY
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merehau.. eefarr rhlra al Nars.t ,ts..
Louisville, ky.
CAPf. 5. :. HILDRETH,
Or the steamer Major Andersen.
MAI. l.. T. THURSTOg.
Psymsster Z. 5. Army.
& X NETCALP,
National Hotel, Louisville. NJ
COL. JESSE baYLES,
4th kentucky CsvAly.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE BY
DAILY. KEEPER d HU
~ South Meridian ST.. indianapolis.
4ec1S'64- iy&wl2toau
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rs CONNECTION WITH The GENERAL PRACTICE
II OF Medicine, treat BY new aud reliable medium
and with The happes results all forms Of diseases of the
Nervous, Seminal aud Urinary and Sexual systsms
Young men with hollow cheeks and palid countensnce
telling in fearful language the silent working Of some
Formidable disease undermining yosr constitution
ory and reason, hurry ing 10 premature death,
feet while holds Sway and avail yourself Of
treatment that dissipates the slightest disease and
cures the harsssng snd other OF Seri
Gus difficulty and perpetual annoyance.
Spermatorrhpa, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emis
sions Sexual Debility. mpoency, Effects Of Self Abuse
and their results-lnaby 20 Consurnnste the Marriage
Contract, Mental and Physical Prostrstion Epilepsy
Insanity ard Consumption.
The foe
Like stsurch murderer, STEADY TO his purpose,
Presses him close through every lane Of l!fe,
Nor misses once the track, but presses or,
Till forced At last 10 thetremendous -erge.
And AZ once he sinks
Likew wse will guarantee radical Of syphilis,
GonOuhes and Gleet IN all their stages. entirely
moving from the blood the last spark of these terrible
diseases hat gradually burn mp ths fountain Of life
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TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFERS.

BuRKAU OF FINANCES.
IxDIANAPoLIs. June "a. 1864
USplANA OFFICERS. who have beer or are serv.r Sia
th4 Aru,v s-e insorrss that their Ordnance Returns
l be made Cd a1t pJseated % the proper Department
ard o@ricates Il scqut.snce obtained. RE- or chrs
by appyinx 70 Hr T. Rocker. Chief Clerk STATE Ord
nance Dep srtrreas oios stairs over Vsiens' hArs
store y0 Il West Washington street. Indianapolis.
6v making returns. shove directed. oresrs will not
Govsrunlent Gn9 draw tbei- pay from 20 three
moths earlier than II the business Is sntTnsted 10 Claim
Ageats.
By order 0f feossro0r xoxzoz-
". b q TEREELL.
s2s-dr FoAno;al sserstxry
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MONEY TO LEN D.

MAY 8< SMITH,
ufhcrissd BY GorsEnnsnl 70 lean $4,000. IN ssns
"A from 81 thoussncs, Watches. Diam l,6s.
te9elry Cloth ing Furniture. Nuscs insfrrn<rts sz1
ether personal properly. st Se- ek. Nsr<h nisnos
street sorwcods bock, The hrst building nosk 81 IL
Bates House, up stairs- Private rcsss. sscsd dess-
~rzrsa-sssdp psssse-s an nks<s sos ssis =
Us1e- ,&n1p-af
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NATIONAL BANK.

And viii buy and sell Gold, Silver. Exchange, Govern
Vouchers, Orders Washington State Stocks aud
Public Securities Of every sescrptiVn
Collections will be promptly made. ard every Kind Of
attended that belongs to Legitimate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent upon
visions for the sse keeping ef Deposits and for
the accommodation Of Depositors.
In addition 10 the responsibility Of the United States
for the liabilities Of the Bank the Stockholders are ndl-
dusly responsible the extent OF their stock in add
ton 10 the invested In such shares TINS sordng
the most ample security TO the public.
The following the present Stakeholder Of the In
sitntion
wm H. English Nm. Braden,
W. r. R.Sofsnger. Benz. p. Tuttls,
Lewis Jordon, John w. Murphy.
Deloss Root, Judge T. n. Finch.
Jer. NcLene,
J. r. II Lanel, Of Ny. wul. Willard,
Gov. q. p. Morton A Baldwin,
Hon John J. Morrison, ID. W. Noble,
Gen. I.az. Noble ". O lockwood.
Hon Oscar r Hord. Daniel Hennessey.
Hon. 7. A. Hendricks. James Powers.
Hon. David kilgore, J. l.. Slaughter,
Hon. James A. CrsVens. L1cisn Hills
Hon John Z. New, W =. T. Morton,
Hon T. NJ Sullivan, Barnah2s Coffin.
Rev. wm. A. Holiday, John c. Hereth.
Prof c. y Todd DR.. J. n Castor.
J. George Stilz, II. y. FiLch.
George W Riggs. Dr.. J. n. wocdbu
Roberi Browning Jnc c. Wright,
W. J. Holiday, John Hendricks,
". r. Holloway. Al. Dsnforth,
J ". Maxwell. James Greene,
Wm. II. Fry. \ D. 9illngsly.
A. J. Hay. W. W. Leathers
K X Parker, James Ninsiov
]. L. HOlton,
winSow, Laner Co.
J. A. Ross. Iulyn
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CRisTADORO's HAIR DYE.

known througho the American continent II Is
harmless contains causte, improves the fbres, pro-
ducss rch natural and lasting color Of any shade from
a brown glossy sable. ana il endorsed by the
most eminent analytic chemist in the United States
Manufactured hy J. CRIsTADoRc,
No sAstOr Rouse New York.
Sold ey s Druzgis,s. Applied by all Hair Drssssrs.
Ian2-decdkweo~
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wNERvOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL
Weakness, ETC.. e.f~ es cared by one ~ho ha. really
cured himself and hundreds Of sthsrs and will tell ysu
nothing bat the fs7lt1. Address with stamp.
EDWARD Il. TRAvER,
febza-dkviy Lock BsI, Boston, Msse
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From viekssurg.

Vicksburg, May 10.
Ii has doubtless been expected that
some OF the iH portant points in Mis.is.
sippi uosid be occupied by lbe troops Of
Alt1or. Gen Dass's department. LIE. the
pefple hear the reason why this has no.
been done.
Gsn. Dana gave orders several dsys
sg$ Tor The occupation of Jackson. Gala.
t.n| and brookhsvcD, and intended inme.
diately aftsrward TO send smaH,garrisops
to fazoo City aud Grenada. But Just as
the troops designaied were ready to
march, word comes from Canby that he
has agreed with Taylor not to send color
ed troops into the interior. As General
Dana has only ono small battalion Of
white infantry in his commend, the pro.
posed occupation has to be abandoned.
Meanwhiie is is reported that Forrest
refuses TO accept the terms Of surrender
made By his commanding general, but on
the cea,rasy Is organizing considerable
force in the Interior Of Mississippi.
The troops We have (colored) along the
river, could main.aia themselves lust q.
we'll on the Memphis and New Orleans
railroad, and save that part of the State
from tho contributions and eopscri ptions
levied By Forrest. il the chiva.ry and
Gen. Canby will not be so particular
about color. As it it 10, business has to
De carried on under the white fsg in.
stead OF under the stars and stripes,
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TEE WAY THE CorpERHEAps Used TO
rALK.--ln the Daily IIa~keye, Of July
9sd, 1864. We printed the following g
beautifut paragraph from the Muscatine
Courier:
"tiere is paragraph from that dirty,
6ithy, lousy, iraitorous eyounorcl, Thsyer
OF The Mdscatine Courier;
"fLe Sat has been proclaimed King
49, s-----T
A Abraham narcanus l.. uenanus i've hun
dred thousand fresh victims to appease
his thirst for blood . Five hundred thou
ssnd husbands. fathers aud sops to be
dragged from desolate homes to lay down
their lives for Lincoln's plan Of emauci-
patton. The King of the D4homeys.
upon succeeding to the throne, causes
enough Of his subjects TO be slaughtered
TO II rat cauoe. Lincoln each suecceed-
Ing year demands blood enough to hoat a
seventy four mau-of. Between the
two tyrsuts commebd us all the time 10
Dahomey King.
The call has gone forth. Will it be
responded to by the people 7"
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HEAD Gas. Co. "B," Sd Iowa CAY,
MACON, GA, April 22d, 1906
EDrroR GATE CRY: Sir-For the sat.
isfaction of the friend. of this Company l
ssnd you sketch of our march, action
and losses from Eastport TO Macon, Geor-
gia:--
We left the former place March 2lst,
reaching Selma, Ala. April Cd. This was
carried by tho Sd Div. aided BY ours
(4sh) }, With very slight less to ours. Mont
.Gomery was next visited, which sufren.
led. This was the 18th Of April.
ked Immediately for Columbia, in
gia; found the enemy disposed to
81 the approach to the city. Our
y advapced to within short dis
(n6 >f their works At dark, April 10Th
~ Tnpanies dismounted and charged
th1iy works which were two lines of
bf2&tworks, two forts in which we're two
bssbies and ?, 500 troops. Thcse we're
casSisd by our regiment, when the 10th
Missouri and 4ih Iows charged mounted
The captures we're Important here rs well
as nj Selma. The arsenAls, mschine shops
&C.. we're not exceied by any in the Con.
fedeHte States. Oar loss in the SIX CON.
psnies Is = killed asd d wounded. Oorpl
Miles King and private Benj. X. Gtan,
OF Co. "B' are severely wounded. No
others of the Company are iDjarsd. Tbs
health lie excellent and spirits Of 6rst quail.
i,y. The darkness Of the night alone pre-
wanted greater loss.
We are nov as Macon, Ca, waiting fol
something to turn up. All the ns.bers
Of the Campa6y xho lefs EssaPess sish
rs on the expedition are present and vel
except the tso sbsve saned.
/ am, very respectfully,
You're. &s..
SAN. ]. MCKxx,
Capt. Comdg. Co.'S B,''SaIo~a Cav
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Report On the csnAuet &c the Var.
New York, Nay 70.

The Tribane's Washington specisi cor
respondent has seen the forthcoming re
port of the war, and says the testimon,
on the Red River campaign is Of 4 char
Aoser most damaging to suy military pre-
tensions OF Gen. Banks. It demonstrate
him to have been guilty OF merceu.r,
motive, either for tho benefit Of himsei
or ffeads, BY cosson speeuiafIos.
Gen. Butler 10 the Fort Fisher aff.ir i,
s1henntiatly viudicated. ~ss
Gssssd BaIsdds islsssssss1o1 a Il,
lsts1g aiss Aiissss .shi Il ettr;
be11 - 0eserll 1sedssR ~, l,ilars |,
Xsss:s amy Or 21sle 0
4ssds % II.
ap 4 a. Lana i.
!! . 'sssy. y .g,oa
u n1lo = have besa x16t11ISir snr
j. dlsgfase 10 The sosaEry.
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1fe2 1gsv Orleans
New Orleass, May l8. I
via Caifo Nay 10.

Gssessls Candy and Osterhaus arrived
sroa Mobile yesterday.
The pssoasd oficeu and men Of Tsy
iors .sDy are ovefrunning Mobils.
Thirteen steamers. The rebel rsm Nash.
wills and the gunboat Marion hsd arrived
q Mobile from The Tombigbee river,
whittier they were taken By the rebels 90
the svssustioa of Mobile. These, with
eight other captured steamers, with the
oioekads ruoser Heroine % fisg g.ship Of
tho o4ser 10 charge. are expected to ar.
rive bsrs Tonight
Il u feared the blockade rusaers r ID
0sustast, 4sy snd 1irgin, sod the
stcamers Virginia snd Nafckes, will not
get down the river, n they are above
DemopoIis and the river falling.
Gideon J. Pillow was csrssssd near
Seima, bat wss afraid to go homo on ac-
cosns Of the guefrilias.
The stss mbost Ainqehsha and the tue
boat Brooklyn we're bsfhed at the levee
last night ssd some shipping Injured.
The Mississippi river has forced the
levee and now covers an immense Area
fson Red River 70 Dsnaldeonviiie and
- Gull, varying from thirty 70 fifty miles
e width. The sofieriDg and destruction
. property is beyond description.
Cotton holders demand an advaoce
nth 10 sales. White clarified sugar le@: |
1ptal stock Of sugar in bonded warehouses |
r, 233 boxes and l,l04 hhds.; total Lou |
fiana sugar in the city estimated At / 900 |
! 1hds-; total Cuba molasses in bonded
farehouses 2.693 barrels.
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t. The Central Committee of Var
buren county appointed delegates to the
Safe Union Republican, Convention With
out calling County Convention. The
following gentlemen were appointed:
G. A. Manning, j. s. Sloan, Joel Brown,
WIN. Hnber. j. D. Baker, J. w Nelson
Samuel B. Tuttle. j. Dickey, w. K Bry
son, J. q. Vail. J. R. Davidson, l. j.
Mrson, ] A. Brown, Geo. c. Allend4r.
Thomas Muir, l.. W. Csntril, Robert o
Lindsay, W c. Garrett, Robert Russell
Joel Maybe.
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Mass Meeting at Padueah.

AN immense mass meeting of Upion
men IN this city unanimously passed reso.
iq hoos denouncing the men whose repre-
sdatations caused the removal of General
Aered!th IRON the command of this Dis
nfcf, stamping them as unworthy Of be-
iiff and the worst enemies of the Union
esuse and opposed to the restoeatio Of
peace; thanking Gen. Meredith for his
.ise and patriotic course and urging
President johnson 10 reinstate him in
90 nmand The resolutions also pledge
@ earnest tuppor. % the presen. COM
mApder
sis,la' meetings are now being held
throughout the State,
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F The War Department has Issued
az order directing that ~ company and
stan ofdcers of volunteer rsgimests sbssn.
from their commando on account Of phys
ical disability or BY virtue of lesvs Of ab.
senoe, on their return to loyal States as
prisoners of war will be honoratly mus
tered out of the service Of the Uuited
States. to date on the 18th inst. such o.
6cers will immediately apply BY letter to
the Aejutaut General of The army for their
muster out and discharge papers,"
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osv. 1sswnlsw ". yadgs Trirr.
Cincinnati, Msy 10.

Cincinnati, May le.
Majpr Gen. Thomas visited the Nsr
chants Exchanges yesterday and vas eo
Enthusiastically received. He has returned
TO louisville.
The Commercials Nashville dispatch
says:
Thsfe u prospect Of . conflict BE-.
tween the Judicial aad executive psver1
Of Teosessee. Gov. Bfownlow. q speoiaI
agent of tssassry dspartnsat setisx %.
Ger written orders OF that departasss,
rented oat some abandoned property be-
longing to disloJ Il pessoss sho ven in
the Southern Confederacy. Judge Irieg
- : presiding tssn Of court ordered :
tenaut of the treasuary department 70 be
dnpassess Of farm which he had rent.
ed from BrownIow asd the property 70 be
restored TO the owner. Gen. TIIson, on
Gov. Brovnlow's application, enforced
The contract and Judge Trigx's order sas
disregarded.
On Tuesday Judge Trigg, .. Z Kaoxvlle,
delivered a Charge 70 the eraod jury, in
which he directed them in strong Ian
guage to indict Gov. Brow nlov for satis.
.ao,'oo 70 the premises. Judge Trieg is
aooefs'ood 70 De hostile 70 the coofsca,ion
laws. seYs
A dispatch from Rssaea ssys JEFF Davis
avrilsd It Macon HosAay sSd vas cot
10 Augusta with strong guard. From
thence VIII be taken to Fortress Monroe
via Savannah.
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rrsm RieAnena.

One Of our officers writes from Rich
mond under date Of the l9 b inst, that .
fellow cefcer sppiisd to Brig. General 10
command thsre for permissios TO soeespy
the sosesious Gsa. Wisder,s hOase fof his
headqasrtsrs, shss the Brig deuerai re-
sponded: mo, you can't have his hose.
He vas = clsssmats Of mine ct West
Point" -
The efRcials Of The late ssb6l amy
awagger shout the .etrsste. u1wine st
'Uasoa odBssss 80 1Asasas ~
There appears to b more rebels 10 the
city than Ueion men.
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BzAUr1yuL, Sorr AID GLOSSY HA1a.
Those wanting 6ne and glossy hair
please read the card of GEoHaE CABus in
another part Of this paper. Cabos' Tonic
10 . permssent cure for the dandruff !;
cures scurf; eruptions. and oil Diseases
Of the skin ; restores grey hair to ite ORR
ginal color. sps8-d1m
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Brooklyp, MAY 10.

The General Assembly Of the Presby-
terian Church in the United States
New SchocD is now in session with q
large number Of delegates. DIR Brainard
Of Philadelphia preached the opening SER
mon. Rev. DR.. Shaw Of Rochester - the
Moderator. Delegates are present from
loyal churches Of East Tennessee. Two
colored men are also delegates. An en-
,husias,ically loyal meeting was held in
Dr.. Cuyler's church last night.
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New York. Nav I9.

Now AofA, may -.
The shipment Of specie tomorrow is
estimated valiously at from one to two
millions but it viii probably be between
the extremes.
Ii 10 ruoored On Wall street that j. ].
Lewis, the CSnmissionsr Of internal rev
eaae, e><fssigssd his position and that
the plGos has. bssn tssdsrsA to Wn. Or
stoa Of this city. Cohesion Of internal rev.
enus in the 9th District.
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r@-A shooting affrsy occurred at La
venworlh Saturday between Col Jennisou
and Mayor Anthony. The latter fred
two shots at Jennison and then ran. Jen-
nison was wounded in the thigh. Both
parties we're arrested.
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p1ae9 Uo0eoDe3ost00 = WogtA 0o3o11n0.
NN
New York, Nay 10.
The Worlds Raleigh correspondent

The Worlds Raleigh eorrsspooden,
Ays; fYEgeul ssa sYss~
A large meeting of North Csrolisian.
to take AeAies for ths restoration of civil
gosernmens and social sresr 10 their 0ssts
sas held at Raleigh on the llth instaat.
Speeches were made by : number OF
prominent eitisens and series Of resolu
e,eae eaeni1ously adopssd, il ~ q which
we're expressed joy over the dovnfall Of
the rsbelIiou snd their return to the fold
q tAe Uaios snd shs psoteesiod Of tho
old Nag; 'satisfsbtioA at ~ fSrinisatioo ef
slavery, which VS. sdntsed. 70 hsvs IL
vays bsen drawback a ~ people Of
the Stats, and tho scquisnessos Of the
people il abe aasounesnsat Of President
Johnson that treason mast bs psaished.
Al night there was cnesAiiiiunsinalio
and large Union procession.
The Hss1id's Paaama correspopdeut
makes The i0postsst anaooncement that
the government Of ColambiA has not onI,
ratified the new stipula.iops. With the
Panama R,ilroad guaranteeing tbat cor
Porat'on the perpetual proprietosship OF
We Rad, but has eesc,ndsd treaty With
agsnts Of our government which giants
10 tbs Usited Ssaees ~ ex,susivs psivi.
lego Of transporting military and aavsl
.sores over the ise. Az A equivslsns
Tor this important eoasesasop our govern
nent u 70 guarantee the sovereiesty cfl
Soinpbis over the Isthmus Of Pan.ma
md the security OF the transit route |
'galust oil other foreign powers.
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E@- Vanansdell arrested at Ottumwa
recently as being the supposed murderer
of Mr. Sanders of Pawnee. Illinois, has
been given over TO the Illinois authorities
and is now in Jail at Springfield.
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A New BooK.-A new book. about to
! r. issued, entitled, The Norman Prophet
- his HArsm or 40 Authentic History
Brigham Yousg. bic numeroas ~ivss
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Death Of General Forrest.

Cairo. May 10.
The Memphis Argas hss reliable inf@-
nation that the rebel Gen. Forrest ~.
killed at Parkvflle, Ala On the 18th, by
foar OF bis own men. to avenge the death
OF ak Of their conrsdss, srdered sho. b.
Forrest the day before for exaltiog over
the news Of Johnston's surrender, which
Forrest did not believe.
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- The Springfield Journal notices
the arrest of two desperadoee. bush~hsck
ers and supposed uurderers, in Christian
county, Illinois. on Monday morning.
They were consigned to Jail in Spring.
6ell.
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