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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24
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Asksotme amy ia Eavsawetth q ~
18th, between t&o noted Kansas politicians,
Cal.J ennissn and D. r. Anthouy, hasmads
quite an excitement there. The Conserve
tie III ihe f0liowi6k Aeecunt cfit:: y
..Jssnison W.; sitting in his bsggy on
Shawnee street, 10 frentsf he Overland Elk.
press Office, talking With n. A. J. Angel.
The reins to his horse, said, Hold on . mo
hent. 4 want 70. speak with, Antheay, at
The SANE time springing from his buggy sd
kolngr towards him! Anthony approached,
and Is he did 80 drew his ftrolver. lJehni.
son said, Il want 70 talk with you, o. words
to that effect, and held Up both hiD empty
banda towards CD. Anthony. Col. A. then
hred, the ball tsking effect ia Jennison's
leg. JeDnison then drew bis revolver and
fred, Anthony reheating and firing again,
the two shots being almost simultaneous
Anthony still retreated towards the Plant.
4rs' Ilouse, Jennison following, and both flr.
ing. AS Anthony went up the steps, Jen-
nison fired the last shot, the bah striking
the stone work inside the door. Anthony
disappeared inside the. house. and was not
seen afterwards. Jennigon made IN insf(ec-
tual search Of the premises, and then went
back 70 his buggy, got N and drove sway.
Mr.. Wood, who was shot, WAS sitting on the
steps OF the Planters % we're also Nessrs.
Jep. Rice. Capt Tuft, and Mr.. Clark. Nei.
Their Col. Jennison's Of Mr.. Woods wounds
arc dangerous, though the fofmef's is very
severe" IL
The 1imes says: ro4 mo- ,lsa :,
'JennisOn and Anthony met not Afteen
yards from us. 70 ~ appearances Il was 4
friendly meeting. The following dialogue
occurred between the parties IN. rs
"Anthony-1 wilt have nothing 10 say 10
YOU"
"Jennison-Put up your revolver { An
thony draws it; Iwish to talk with you.''
sJust after thess words were uttered by
Jennison, Anthony fired. Jennison recoil-
ed-we saw he was hit. But he recovered,
though not until Anthony had fired second
time .Jenpison then drew his pistol, and
then Anthony fed, fed rapidly, firing as he
fled, Jennison pursuing. s@r
Anthony made quick time--as racers
would say it was 1:3O--bounding up the
stone steps Of the Planters' House! Jenni-
son followed. But Anthony, leapipg out Of
the rear Of the Planters, House, or hidisg
himself in. the hay -mow tf the Planters sta
Bile, Is some say, was not to be found. BY
the rear Of the building, along the bluff, hat
less, he fled, Mt last, to his house.
'Jsnnison received, from Anthony's first
fire, 4 severe flesh wound in the thigh. He
stood his ground like man. lie wayered
after he was hit. and his hat fell; he picked
up his hat and put it on his head, ere he
followed ANTHONY"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24

Complaints, Indigestion, Coughs, Inituepsa,
UDiaM slnNan.inAttcu,p CHEST D{sensrJ. tpaSf3
wsshhts a. c.as1itfnasa.iiYSr S!,ypsp,ddts
sps s, e' and g arsvs
~ papiDsps sEssss and Vent real Aflscl1u6sr
tmale Gossplainis WDs all kinls.s sursiss t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24
.la ST. LOule.
.aa ST. LOUIS.
+ b. KIMBALL co,
Flour and Cemmlssien Merchants.

-. Louis, Missouri.
A DyANCES MADE ON COySIGNMENTS
n OF Western Produce and Provisions 10 us
aud our correspondents in New Orleans, New
York and Boston mch2s- d3m
RErxRrScss r.. N. Pressyman, Esq .Dayen-
port; Messrs. N. Corwith 4 Co., Gaena, Ill. and
J. II. Britton, Esq, Priest. OF Third National
Dank Of ST. Louis, Mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24

ARH You IN AGONY,
Y We'll eprlMg 81 I1nnn
nsii3 fIiIsD. !"
HHIX(' tt;;.s71
| me history 81 these great Remedies il the moee
hvondsrfui nedical revelation that tho world hss
Sver known. y11x0oble0n ainnAll. important
~ thst wnnnavsn. end In wnAsavss- SHAPE IN.
Issrs IN. mt AZ H s'.S
70 lie sub}ccticn and cure. aud that, with u,
fhs Great Embassadors Of Health 70 Mankind.
lElac:3 Eak Bsrissqal t 4 81 ssa6l.
Il coaalsts Of compilation Of testimonisls ffon
lts sick Of cvcry eins1Ip~um aimpcschsole r.
cord he like OF which has never been adduced
= sssD' SHsSTf3T2OM
These Mighty Healers, World known ana Wertd
Rd:&.gsczd's,sss es e fszEsxklkQ28
Ilis spdnesessiiiss oftac 7aisr!ng portion q ~
=. ssd , civ. I, sss Rssf xE
become the norsKuoip Rxxkpr Of al nationa.---
Their attribute "a 70 rNRvvxr ns well ~ - cuns;
ihsy sisAas sLs xAn.s. " acss n - nsyeSaaa
nad thus. by Fs'nersne Me ti4deo eevseAHNNsf
ties Of the system, assisting nature in her ta:e
hfy A ~ ~ setiOax4r 49, kleAsgu. yea fsa
En- ssfssss ~ $780, & 800 49,
sass. !: = s;..as .'l i! .ss 4! S: g ~
IA ~ cirsslsAisn. Xawy sNhaA ~ - npssaos
m w fiIlf nYhSv elrlnasahs orgeiA nrourslae9n
Ahe liver, bring the relaxed or irriseeoa q
into natural eeadiiion, snd, scting in53py1 VIZ
Is .sss 4 e sf e. r sIss s{s
81 . exercising simult sneous and WholeeouD -
fss@ ups~ " IL pssts md isngt snsa sssssa smf
"a hHtlllous Alalaaiiss, ~ sss.,ryI = I
m V1fksevrf form dlssHss alea11oee0 uy9fa y -
teoelled an,, exterminsttd ~ stss .fs1ints
"sssoss - @;i.s ,sas s.,,,s Y. MA
disssvls j oSdRS srr~s. tis - NyspesH - -,
tight side and between the siouidc. sehii;tr
Jug wh.sss q ne eyes. wsNlssss AZ. .es so
With areesity which stos ishss dc suilsIV& -
their friends. Let the mex. whom The Mbd4gyf
4bandoned, resort with confidence " tbjApQMes-
na srs'.1,.!oo .' .s:sHi M
Dyspsrsa ~ s sss s,r' In.
\ The terrible bodily and mental pnngs which
diaracteris~ pyspspssA arost oaes snItieaeql 1
1Ee Pl!. .sM.s.hsn. ecns.sIasscwy i!esdhshJ. \
3asms. anececns6f tht kSntyA, heaiofrS6Ias
d. piles, and, IN laet el internal co.nnshis. fsssn
Hffefef Gailsf q seswafs before We aslsa
4A& lA4.4nef ossiASs axlrsosdiaary' cssiys.
cSnnccscd with it, Or grrjwing out Of il. the Pis
i; ;'s3;i |; L FIJI y Ts|a VA
"2 9IY titSk h' 6fl.I. W. fhl /.
ING DlsEASEs; Asthma headaches, how'd
\ tSia~ .lnNsrina,tss5s Clstst p}atnsrJg l4uyFa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24

tUP sfAms NV
,u,Hs pocroR d.vssss kls .hoi. line ...slasi.
r.iv 70 the trsatment oftbese diseases, know.
- An Al from the da11Atoslu - W60Dess ofthe hu
m a roce. such speciality % necessitatcd and
having in1ny experience observed the terrible
ssrects Of the m,s.reaiment n such diseases BY
IN. advised and unlearned quscka the distressing
m.lsdies arising from these diseases, necessitate
; % =: ps,,s sss III y
The dizziness in the Head; ringing in the ears,
palpitation, general indlsposluon 20 ianos, IAN
s sss. .,.n 70 iosssSs 5tiks Ss& h he face and
head. or icy GOODNESS Of the whole body, full
mise. ahessss Of sl kaexusl desire, dischsfge Of
seminal Huid In dreams and q stool, weakness,
even unto trembling, involuntary discharge Of
unAeadny6aA nieot Gxusl sEosemens eeo0.
ally Of short duration, imaginary fears, lettering
gait in walking, dullness Of mind, exultation o.
al the mental and moral fsculties suddenly fol-
lowed bv deep depression and rehxstion OF the
whole systsil = dseliac Of eye sight 0eqpagc
Of ones tiiou hts. anxious besting OF the heart
night. light imperfect sleep iu o. ifgs''n,
with start; total loss Of sexual desire and pow
or. eOisaious vithuut erection, constant uneasi-
ness abost 6nas health; disgust 81 life, ane de-
sire 10 commit suicide, as well as great ner-
vous disorder, and the entire body completely
prossrsted. etc. ETC.. produced BY sslfs ,use snd
scxci etceoses Gre bringing tboussn4sof out
youth 10 y premature ant sad death aoo l
hope. should this meet the eye OF any who are
afflicted that sense ofshspe will not setert them
from nyptyiry 70 . pssp~ 7.hyAe'cs Whose
knowledge and xpefience can alone help YOU Out
OF your unpleasant difficulties. Those who cal
see no one but the Doctor.
1 am prepared 10 treat, on the latest scientific
plans. al cases Of Gonorshsa, syphilis, Primary
Secondary, and Tertiary
To che Ladies'.
I also devote my personal atten''e" TO aliclass'
a. os t.x.rr n,s..1-s, ana separate spartnen \
e. -. q. .special aeohsaodntiou will alei5l,
in readiness. The Doctor has no hrelings, or
associates, but attends TO all his business person
ally. constantly keep on hand Female Pills.
They are not made ia France, or London, or in
any foreign Country, bat msde ~ pc, y eresely
from rcceipt That has becniong tried, and fdntid
successful in every case Of obstruction Of menscs,
from whatever cause Ladies' that are pre,Fesnt
are requested not 10 take them, They viii be
mailed 10 any part ofthc nited 'Etatesof Os~ti'
das. upon the receipt of $500 the price per box.
Office hours daily from "a. NJ. tod r ii.
10y Patients communicating 10 the Doctor
their symptoms b. letter. will meet with prompt
attention. ALI letters .ppust con tain poaisgs
STAMP for return letter. lie sends riedic:nes,
with particular directions, 10 any part Of the
United States or Canadas. An CORE spon dence
treated strictly confidential apr28-d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24

!, ! Il !. !
S
ElqDt - neonups a.s.se itlis u ~
TTWI1oQGE R39l1u. ktkA6AA1s AHD
i'ssksssg s: ikI ca sss 3' E:ss q q =
D. GarteIs. G6agh -.
fids aksefeks innedisGely bfUP1 tie 0U0ff
prsdns fDs suAsasy sxpsstsss1isa ~
npceoparAA sfonl 4slssf lfs0 ~ - papsaee1,
gives faaA a difRcult breethins. allaas o. irsisA
tien " ~ Lnnes md effects SPEEDY CUBE,
By seosnMS nd heslisk IN Puthaon1fy OfganS
70 Ds'sUGftet.S CSdg1i 1Datsssn
hpafely Vegetable Id is Ingredients, I'D per-
seetiy hermlesSin IL qsaltl6A, and a. uiild and
pbesscG1 tte nUt dslic11o ossdial. 1th1g bseh
y genef9l rasslbf Ne last teeyesfps Alillisesa
Bottles hiye been sold. and phTsician4 aE1ggisls
and ell Who have used Il tnsi9 tn saYi6g that y
the No. DREEDY md 1fFfgACI0US HEN
kOl ehey3sare svoe used. 1iq { a 14iaa3 ff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24

the noes lia6lliolo 0i4 popsiAe .re1ssdy e*er
known for sli diseases Of the female seE. They
have oeen used in many thousand cases with Nm
falling success-and may be relied on IN every
case for which they IRE reeonmcnded, and par
ticulariy 10 all cases arising from
Obstruntion, or Stoppage ofNat,are
NO matter from what canse il arises. They are
cifectusi In restoring to health all who suffer
% from W6hkazn and Debilifv, Uterine DSs-
ssdrges, ds.. de-, and they
act LIKE "A CA.4Re149
Thousands Of LADIES' who have suffered for years
aud tried various other remedies in van owe .
renewal Of their hesath and strength wholly to
/ OR. hiRvErS FEMALE PILLS. ~
They are not a new Discovery but . long tried
remedy the celebrated ,.. 49, 60. "a
DIR. JOHN HARVEY s.
one ofthe most eminent physicians, prescribed
them for many years in his private practice, and
no physician vss more truly popular pr widely
TEN1LF DIFFICULTIES.
n All who have used DR.. DARvEv'A FEMALE PITTS
Recommend them To pthers. N6fels Recommend
them ruggisft and Dealers recommend them
in preferences 70 other medicines because Of their
merits No lady objects to take them for they
ItUpuIou u! w tApcfscutOu OucWfes
They are peeiectly har4sess On the ~ stsas
may be taken at any time with perfect safety !;
bat during The ,atiy sfagss Of Pregnancy they
bfhoulf MT b ErksH " a misr3stfege mag BE- tks
vAsMt. They never cause any sickness, pain or
Distress.
Essll hox contaiis sixty pills and full dire.
tions for use. sa.s
Price One Dollar.
Cut this notice out il you desire Or. HAavKY's
PtLls or Book, and il you cannot procure them
Of your druggist, do not take any other, for
some deaerA who are unprincipled viii recon-
mend otheri1einale Wills, they can n,ske lou ger
profit on-but enclose the money and send d.
rert to s.rts
Dr.. J. BRIAN, Geasrsl Agent,
Box 1o,9 4a3 lsrOalvv0y, ~. n.
Who win take all risk if properly directed and
from observaiion. by return mail. sti =
SOLD BILRGG 0LSTiS e. GENERALLY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24
Meceury. Iindrancc from Business, or
v Exposore u FdSnds. p

..,,.t.,, .,,rsoss ,.t,rh M attended
H., ,rar,;ce +, t,,rnnr the United States
Ia M" n. thu ~ ny rcma,{ nile cure he
has eflsc,ed which we're pronounced incurable by
., -, ..;,. ~ ,s;,a,s mstfes him in on.
~. sar.;css 10 ,bs confidence OF the unfor.
nn.S5s 10 7lf
~. I,,lo,;,o ore some of the diseases termed
..Priva,e !" AMI which DR.. james permanently
erad;ca,es .vir-Syuhi,is. primary. secondary
,sr,srv. S,,,c.nres' Urethrnl Discharres. elect,
d,onorrtna Noctvrual md Diurual Emissions
Ss""sl nsS;,tv Diseases Of the Back and o,n.
lnaanation of the bladder and Kidneys, Rheu
matism. Hysrocele. Vereccce,e, Cancers, etc
Diseases peculiar TO Females, such US Amencrr-
Nerxons Debelity. etc. successfully treuted. su.
nr lanes, long practice in New Orleans, and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24

, .,HLNTER COC0De .it
Ms ha6sb dry winiesG Cough, which sau.sts0i.D
rEVPfE ard lnvilids in loN stale Of heath,
ca " Sleetuslit Cured By the bfe Of a.,~4s,4.
'DE CAREER C3a&k 'Balsaiaa.
II waehs, inoisteus ard stimpl,ies the whole
breathipk sDyatstHs, and isnpArfs new life TO the
emaeiaas1sy Stem. Immediate attesticn should
be given to sD
COughA Colds aad Disaases Of ths Lungs
Readess hsse yos Cough Cola; o. any disease
Of the Lungss4 DO not negsectit. 0 Delay Is dan.
gerous, Millions die annually by nsglectsng
common cold Goughs and colds. II not cured in
their tuset Stage, lead to Consumption, and then
perhsts to IN esfiy DEATH Be advised in time,
and pgesare Il once that ceiebratsd reufcdyA
DDr. CsraeP's Cough lDa1sassa,
WhiqAnever 1hils 10 cure OouRhs and Co!ds in
. fey dayF, and has cured thoussiids upon thous.
and bf eases Of Consumption after ply sicians and
all other remedies had failed. and the patients
had been given up to die. This BalsaIll Is the
most perfatt ard iufallibie remedy for AZ diseas.
es Of the Aungs ksewn to the civilized weird.
N. y Ask for DR.. CARzER's CoUOu BALsAN.
and take nothing else. 4.. g.'as
Prize rs cents fSf trial bottle, large bottles.
u 80 ~ botAls.o D.. ,fa'a 80
/ Sold q Dr. EASTERLY 4 CO.'S Family Ned
icine Storc. corner Of Third apd Chestnut 6te:.
~. Louis, Mo-, and al their branch Store 20 Mad
ison stfet1, Chicago, Ill., ssg
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24

Symptoms
The symptoms of Catarrh a. they generally
apnesr are ut first very slight, PersOns lind they
hive cold that they hsve frequent attacks. and
In this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
discharge, thin and acrid. afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive. y As the disease becomes
chronic the discharges are increased in quantity
heayv. asS are hswked or rcueled IN J The Sc
cret,ons are offensive, causing a Dad breath the
voice is thick and nasal; the cyes are weak the
sense Of smell is lesseued or destroyed deafness
frequently takes place. Another common aud
,n,r,ottani svtnptom Of Catarfh is. that the per-
con II obliged u ciear his throat in the morning
Of 4 thick or Shiny mucous, which has fallen
down from the HEAD during the night. When
this takes place. the person may be sure Mat hts
disease is on its way to the lungs, and shoud lose
no time in arrestingi il. a ah
cg- The Adore are out fec Of tas many Catd'rA
A Single nottie viii Iast 4 s..snfh
Ito be used three .times
iH9si s,r&.si.SSSSJoi.T ;ga IL
From Hon. 7Ao3 =. 1vsnr. E4.NAnb@ r. Con
g,ess. from Illinois, late Speaker Of The Niinois
House Of Representatives., and Grand Mater cf
A., f.sand A. ~ IF - Sesss9t ia'sos.;
FREEPoRr Oct. 81, 1862.
Da D. H. SEElrE:
Dear Esr-,-In seply y ycpts no.iee Of the 18th
inst. would say that was severely afflicted
| with Ca,arrh for years, suhhn became aequaint-.
ed With you and bought two bottles Of your
Liquid Catarrh Remedy. BeiuTci had used one
bottle was seKsibly Improved, and before the
second bottle was finished was completely cured.
reconlme2 "a the nae6icihe 70 oil afDicfe4 fW1A
Catarrh. Res'ly yours, THosJ TURNER
DR.. OH, eEELVE e CO.,
SoLs PRoPaIkroRs,, Calcago, i'll.
| ~ Laboratory at Frcsport, Illinois.
| General Agents.
lJOHN PARK Cincinnati, U.
WIN. JOHNSON, ........ -. Detroit, Mich.
AND FOR SAFE ~ AL |! !. 1 q!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24
MANHOOD

AxnTIIEytGoR or fd(Y1R III I ma x r lslise
-x:AlN Egun " kEks, by ~. RhsOnDG %. "a
SINCE OF Lifkss Dsi stscbrA, tf rxsis,) D alssfs
fengsh .accte4ed to the urgent request az ~ !
american puplic, aud appointed an sSsnf Ia NJ a.
rTk for the sale q rs valued aud Highly esisE
store Msnhosd 10 the most rshsAtefs1 ssestt1o-si
lions IL tDsr wcska; and, ifesed as3xrdlha g..
printed Ius<nctiohs failure ~ TupDssihlc. IND
life restoring remedy shcuad BE- taken w " =
about TO marry, as It's effects are permsaent.
.Sussess, ipeyery ease, certain q.srs rs 81, i
DR.. R.c0rd's Essence Of Life 10 solA 10 epesa.
with full instruetcns Or use, AZ ~, or f6tnP
idstntitss n one for - ahdwil be rcnt to any is
psr, cearfnlly packed, on receipt OF rcmittance
70 y. ascredited lAAgent. Circular ssena tiss On b
receipt ~, n i M Y sia{s ~ r ass IN s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24

Is pubfsHsd ybr ne beneat " the AZ.
! ous.esips 4 TN CBNTs, y w p
Si{ei concise description Of oil the dis
eases peculsr 10 females, together With meens
n curE ma l~ess Of Conception. HegRdny, ~
4arra0e. 6t<rjlj&v. Sexual Abuss, frotepsm
CS !. ;s|o. 1:Esr sus published
in any other worn. - A.,
Every lady shegl rfaenss ~ s1sh0u' delay
rArs. $3.50 - e.eh'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
Large Firo at San FranciscO--A Sus.
piciOus Vessel.

SAN FRANCISCO, July lS.-The Pacific Ware.
house, corner OF BOwery aud Battery streets. was
burned last night IL was caused by the sponta-
neous combustion OF petroleum. Loss quarter of
a million.
A Swedish bark sailed yesterday for Hong
Kong with S445 900 in treasure
Sandwich Island dates of the 29th OF June
have been received
The Hawai- schocuer Ptel, which arrived at
Honolulu, on the 22nd, from the Mironesian
Islands, reported that, on the 30th OF March, in
latitude north. longitude l67 west, u vessel
bore across the schooner's bows. The stranger
was bark rugged, with propeller hoisted up. and
showed English colors. Her boat boarded the
schooner with two officers and large crew,
armed with cutlasses and reyolvers The com
manding officer demanded the schooner's papers,
in an arrogant manner; he closely inspected
them and pronounced them correct He then
became polite, on being told that the schooner
was the last from Ascension, or StfODg's Island
he asked II any whalers were there. and supposed
TO be cruising in their waters. He said his ship
was the English ship Mismi, aud had not been in
port lately After leaving the schooner. he
sailed 10 the direction OF Srong's Island. four
hundred miles distant
The Captain of the schooner says the boarding
officers were Americans. There is little doubt
the ship was the Shenandoah She Was then on
track OF whalers returning from the Southern
seas bound North Tor the Arctic, where she pro
ceeded. and would make terrible havoc among
sixty or seventy whalers congregated there his
sumner.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
&C. &c.. &c.. Sc.
Guerriilas I'm Tcxas-Kebet Corres-
poudeuCc Captured.

NV YORK July 23-The Tribune's cores
ponient at Shreveport. La says. Large mum
bers of glerrillas are infestug the region south
aud west Of Marshall. Texas. Some of them
were men OF wealth before the war. One OF
them was caught and hanged recently, and the
authorizes are determined to pursue a vigorous
policy.
There is great scarcity OF provisions in the
country around Shreveport
Many politicians are talking about the forma-
ton of separate State in West Louisiana with
Atchafalaya as the eastern boundary.
A meeting has been held at Shreveport with
view TO encourage capitalists 10 visit that region
and develope its resources.
At and in the vicinity of Shreveport there are
probably 90 900 bales of cotton There has as
yet been no shipment on private account.
The writer OF the letter says he has read i'm
portant Jurisprudence between the rebel Gems
Kirby Smith aud Shelby and another Confeder
ate dignitsry who simply signs dash to his let
ters. Kirby Smith, Price, Shelby ard others,
some of them men of political prominence, bad
formed a scheme of separating from the Eastern
rebel States, after the establishment OF the Con
tederacy, and forming trans Mississippi Con
fedcracy on their own account This was to in-
duce Western Louisiana. Texas, and Arkansas
TO join them Alliance was then to be formed
with the French. and Kirby Smiths Confederacy
once recognized by that power. they we're, III the
event OF the Uuoni-is coming up to them in
great strength, TO Jon the Trans Mississippi Con
federacy with Mexico, and throw themselves
under French protection, fight for Maximilian,
and extend his empire over the States named.
After Prices defeat in Missouri the original idea
was abandoned, and another scheme laid to go
to Texas and assist the lmperialists of Mexico
to occupy and hold that State. but the complete
overthrow # the rebellion in the east and the
surrender Of Smiths own army, against his or
ders, seem 20 have frustrated that plan also
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
Later from Hayti.

NEw York, July % The latest news from
Hayti shows that the insurrection is still confined
to Cape Haytieu.
President Jeiirard has issued proclamation
to the people. He offers an amnesty to the in
habitants of Cape Haytien. and urges them TO
expel rebellious leaders
General Morrisset had been assassnated by the
rebel leaders
grand funeral ceremony took place at the
Port au Prince Cathedral, ut which the Arch
bishep and the President assisted His widow
has been pensonec by the Government.
Tie port of Oape Haytsn is now In state ot
block ade.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
The Coming Election I'm Tennessee
Ehe Military TO be Placed at the
Disposal OF Governor BrownlOW.

NASHVILLE, July 22.-The following dispatch
was received by Governor Brownlow from the
President:
WAsHISGroN CRY, July 20. 1865.
To Hon. W G. Brownlow:
hope, aud have no doubt you will see that
the recent amendment 10 the constitution OF the
State, as adopted by the people, and all laws
passed by the last legislature in pursuance there
of. are faithfully and fairly executed, and that
all illegal votes IL the approaching election be
excluded from the polls, and the election for
members OF Congress be fairly and legally con
Quoted. Whenever and wherever il becomes
necessary 10 employ force tor the execution Of
the laws, aud the protection Of the ballot box
from violence and fraud YOU are authorized to
call on Major General Thomas for sufficient mil
tary force 10 sustain the civil authority of tue
State have received your recent address to
the people and think il well timed, and hope it
will do much good IN reconciling the opposition
10 the amendment 10 the constitution, and the
laws passed bY the last legislature. The lave
must be executed and the civil authorities sus-
tanned Ia your efforts to do this, if necessary,
General Thomas will afford you a sufficient mil
itary force You are Al liberty TO make what
use You think proper OF this dispatch.
Signed ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the United States