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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28
HOMEOPATHIC.
HUMPHRE KS go.

IIAvE PROVED, FEoM THE MOST AsfPLz
III experience, entire succssss5 Simple
Prompt-Emeient and Rehahls. They are the
go simple that mista kos eannos be made ID usps
thsms 80 harmless Rs TO Be free froaa dang A. ana
90 sflcient % 20 e always reliable They have
raised the aighest commendafion from 81, and
via aiaays render satisfaetoa. a
II, Cures ss..5r aa aaf Cents.
No. j " Fevers, Congestion. InhAmmatioEs.- 2s
no. a. Worms, Werm Fever, Worn GOLF -
No. 50 DaArFhna OF children or adGlts.-....-. IS
No. - Dyseu tsrys Grfping, Csiic.........-.- Is
No. sc 0holeTs Mofbas, Nassau, Tomirfsg Is
No. q Ccughs. Colds. Brenehttis..........-. Is
No. 5" Neuralgia, Tooshache, Fac@achs....-.. IS
No. 5 a. h adachs, SICK Hssdaebs. Vertigo. 3
No. 10 "a Dyspepsia, Bii Gus omsehs....... Is
Ne. II "a Suppressed or PAinfni Psrtoea-.-.... 81
Nc. IL " whites, too profuse Ptriods..-....... Is
No. ID "a CruE ConRhs dificalx brsafhinR.. s5
No. Il a. SAIt khsnm, EEysipslaa, Erup tioals Is
No. Is ss ReeurnAtis Rheumatic Pains = -
No. Is "a Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, xi1es so
30. II Plies, bl nd or bleed g-..-...-.... so
No Is a oFthaimy aud sore OF weak eyes 50
No. Is " cAfGrrh, acute or chronic, ISfaenzA So
No. % /" Whaoptng oug b. v1oaent eouxhs--. 50
No. "a a. Asfhms, oppressed Brea thinx.... 81
No 2 a Ear discharges, impaired Hearing =. so
No. 3 a. tcrcfuia. Eniarged Glands swelisIaxs 50
O. q :. General Debility, Physical Weakness. 80
40 = :. DroPsy sAd scAnty sscretioas 50
No. IS % Sea Sickness, Sickness frnE ff1irx. 50
No. 81 81 Kidney Dissas-. Gravel = So
No. 2s e Nervous Debility, esuinel krnisfsns
Nc. % a. Sore Ionfh, Cankar...----....,. 50
No. 20 % TIina-y Encs ntinenra, wssfIax Sd : so
No. 81 81 PAiEful Periods, even With sras-ns- 50
No. se 's suraripgs at change Of iise--.-- 100
No. 80 " Epilepsy spAsmss st. Vita Danes 100
No. "a " DietAsFlas UlcsEAtsd Sors Threat. 50
FAMILY Cases.
IS walls morocco eaEs. and bcok..-..-.--.--SID %
20 large viais morocco, and book. GO
40 do plain e@asr aud bock--.----.-.4. SEQ
IS hoxes fEos- I TO Isl, srd hcok-...--...-- 3 %
VETERfS .RY SPECIFICS.
MTahaxAny eases. 10 co
single viais with %
aa@ These Rensd ss, By the eRss or single hex.
are sent 20 a1T part Of the country, By fnAfl q
express, free Of charge On reseiFt Of the price.
HUMPHRKY's ePEcIFfC
HOMEOPATHIC NEDTGIHE COMPANY
once and Depot, No. $50 Broadway, Mes York.
BR HuMPHRKxs is eonsuitsd daily - hia once,
per sonmlly or by letter, abe#e, for ali ferns Of
FKRBIs, SPARKS A co,
as wholssAle Agents kE3nsviiis, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28
Agents w anted
FOR RENT.

Es0R REET.--A LARGE HOUSE WITH
I pieamaat Surroundings, In pleasant neigh
borhood. For particulars enquire 81 the
sGspzs EFf J0DEHAL 0FFf0E.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28
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VxTAETED-AE AGEkT--IN livery STATE,
w county. apd to.gsbIp 10 the Unifed siatss,
for stThs PttrSlsHsf ". Hasty Papers brWs
Carroll b CO :. paf lab "a his work il the most
humor as evsr.prinfed ard wfilssll more rapidly
than any subscription box ever publish d. it
will be richly bouEd ine Enxlsh cloth, printed
on excsiIent payer, ahd with bold tyre. The
flustraffore viI e nunlereus and well executed
Ths psopIe want jast such boot % nsks thegs
HIaH9h and grow fat" President Lincoln one
day, nearly worn cut BIZ the pressure 81 ofacfai
duties. pushing everything else aside, Fcraarksd
10 a friend 9 Bars yon seen the Nasty Papers %
" E0sI have Bot,n was this answer. Who 10
Easby7' There Il q ehsp oft In Ohio" re-
piled tire Prssidsut, /" who haK been writing =
series Of lettsrs in tho newspapers. I
going 70 write 20 Hasby 70 come down here.
and Intend 70 tel him II be will communicate
his tAfeat h me will swop places with him. -
Agents will stat e their experiences, ~ any, and
Will uame several coupfies ia the order Of theiI
choice. We give the highest commission, and
have no back freight charges.
JOSEPH L. T0PBAM 4 CO.,
3. K. cor. Fourth and Vine Streets,
mag5l7 Am Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28

UTAsTGD--A HOUSE WITH FOUR Oh FIVE
wv Rooms, Tor which IiberRI ront Will bs paio.
Apply 10 IGLEHABT a yIEHE.
ssp2g 1Iw
QsTEfE PER MOsTH -@ 8 o - AGENTS
ID lou wanted IN every County and state, 70
sell TIE BAnTLKfx sEgTs0 MAcBIsEs price Szbi
fBlsy licensed under psteSts ~ Howe W nesier y
viii pay nontbIy salary and expenses, OF allow
q largo com mission on rates. Nor particulars,
illustrated catalogue, territory, nc enciese q
agents fof the United states, IN summit street.
Toledo, Ohio. AHzsdi sa&wSm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28

Merchants wanting gsed srticIe il our line
ara respectfully invited 10 examine oar stock.
So We viii cell our Goods a. eh-ap as goods Of
tie sane quality can Be sola aoyvhsss, East or
sepz7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28

sep2S-st HrRAx NELsOs, Aue.'r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28

Rtna Insurance CO. Hart
p ford, Conn. Cash AssetaFE
93.eOO.430 90.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
VOL. l. ITO. SCI.

The old North S:a'e SEEMS to re
wheeling back lutr the Cn:"n IN goo
earnest. La,ge and enlhu- la tic Union
meetings have been held in G"ld~
borough, Snow Hill, Kinston. Smith
field. Wilson and many other places.
Prominent men in ali the counties are
taking an active part in this move
ment, and the leading papers of tie
State arc heartily supporting it. Tie
decision Of the Government not 20 re-
cognizc Gov. Vanre is generally ap-
proved by the Unionists. w. W.
Holden, the editor Of tire Raleigh
Stonduyd, seems to lc selected by the
majortv Of Inc Unionis's as their
canddaie for Governor. The discus,
sion OF slavery is vet avoide,i in the
Union papers and meetings.; but tho
Stondogd. TIC chief organ CT tho
Cuionists, declares that it regards The
question as settled; that the institution
of slavery is gone; that i. could nos
save the institution if it would. It.is
safe to say that this view will be gene
rally concarred in by the party, and
there is good reason for hoping tilar
gradually the anti slavery sentiment
may also increase In siren 9Th, and tina:
North Carolina, on the meeting Of its
Convention, will fellow the example OK
Maryland, West Virginia, Missouri,
Tennessee and Louisiana, and adopt
the constitutional amendment abolish
ing slavery York Tribune
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

OUR FINANCES, Erc.-Our financial
affairs ave very rapidly coming to
rights. Gold had auo'her fall vAst-r
day--touch'ny l2S. If it keeps de-
>ceu,ling at this rate We will soon be
able 70 return to specie currency, and
everything IN the. way Of eating
and drinking and wearing Wiz I've down
TO the old iriceS. rs gold falls, the
coaaIeure OF the people in the Go
ve,nineuI is SrlendIdIv exempliicd hv
tie u.a"aer in which they are taking
up the seven thirty loan. Seventeen
millions We're contributed in one d,:v,
aud pgu,.::hlv IN Tie eu,ire week lie
Subscriptions viii reach fifty or Sky
millions. Under these circumstances
the finances Of tie country mast be
regarded as in a Very Furnishing con
dltion, cohsiderin. tiat "c have barely
emerged from 4 vast and expensive
war
The Government is exhibiting a
very liberal spirit in Fastening !he
return Oh INc country 10 us iorlne:
channels Of commerce. The removal
Of The tax Of three per cent. on con-
moditics shipped to the Southern ports
will give an immense stimulus to ex
portallun from the Northern aud
" Western cites, which Is now rendered
free from all obstacles by the opening
OF trade with the South by President
Jrhn>ons proclamation. Things will
soon be falling into line, and marching
to the old measure o: commercial pro.
@ress. II a brle!er period than pcorlc
dreamed Of TIE effects Of the war will
have materially diminished, and uure>
siralncd prosperity will be with us
ouce again --Nt~ York Xcruld. .
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

The reo,l .aua StanewaN bas at last
made lcr appearance in American
waters. She arrived at Nassau, 10 the
Bahamas, on the 9Th inst, from Tene.
riffs, whence she sailed on the lst Of
April. She is formidable vessel,
strongly irou-p'atcd, with two station
arv turrets, three heavy guns, and a
solid st"el-pointed beak Of twenty fee:
in length, for ranmiug, projecting
from her bow. -Ntogether she is
considered a very stalnch and danger
Gus antagonist. Her entire crew,
officers aud men, numbers about Sc
ventv, and everything about her pre-
sented the appearance Of the best man
Of war order, neatness and rigid
discipline. The ,Stonea0alks officers,
many OF whom We're on shore. sporting
their rebel uniforms in tie streets Of
Nassau, acknowledged that they were
too late i'll getting afioat to be OF any
service to .the JEFF. Davis cause. aad
admitted that tho war is ended. They
SAID she was originally intended to
break the WILMINGTON blockade, but
that nov, as she could be Of no use to
tue rebels here, she would probably be
taken back to Europe and sold Size
was 10 leave Nassau on the evening
0! t"e 7th inst, having obtained q
supply of coal. One report sad Sli.
was bound for Galveston; but others
gave her 4 different destination. 1t
LAS understood that our Consul at
Nassau. immediately after the arrival
Of the Stone,raN at that place. de-
>patchel q fast vessel ~: Key West,
Fla, with the in'elicencs.
-Eeac York Herald.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
Secret military Trials.

There is curious old dncnmcnt in
existence. known as the Constitution
Of the United States, which formerly
had the force and effect of law in
that large portion of our country not
specially dominated by the slave
power. Under the rule Of Our present
Cabinet, it seems 10 have gone out Of
fashion; and, since MIR. Stanton's ac-
ccssion to the control of the War
Department, it has become practically
obsolete. Loyal cltiz-ns did not much
nad this wh;;- civil var Goa; l!~cd
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
AUCTION SALES.
:*:Ju5 China, Giass'rare, Household
Ii1nxiLS AZ,
By Durbcc C Walter.

Will he sold THIS DAY. at our Office. OF
Assembly street. the following articles:
Lot beautiful Imitation Marble Ware,
splendid China Dishes, p'at"s. Crne *v'
Sanc-rs, sugar Dish, Niik Pitcher, Vine
GLASSES, Tum!l-rs, Glass Dishes, Pickle
Dishes. iluys, Bed Pan.
ALSO,
CotEee. Black pepprr. A~nice in log TO
suit purchasers Ground Ginger, A!."e.
Elre>'one. Gold Watch. CARPETS. Rugs,
Cioci:, !ac':.', Shoe Thread, C!oh!n.. Shoe-
makers To".s, Carpenters T"o!>, Bureaus,
Cu,nna,u &c n,av ~
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
IIEADQR> NORTHERN DISTRICT.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE SOUTH,

II li..Al'Nu IIN -NOh iF-t y DlN l. * l.
DEP PARTMHNT OF TIE SOUTH,
OE,SGAErEc. :. c May -, 1863.
CIHC EL-iH.
To tie iiantets of $oYtA Circl;,4a Htsidin3
GithM tie District
You are invited. after tnkinr the oath
o: a!!"!,inncc to the Ln;tcd States Govern
men: prescribed bv the President of tie
United States, IN his proclamation of De
rr'nber s. 1863, to make equitable con
tracts for l,hor with the freedmen. Such.
contracts, approved by the comnaEder of
the nearest military post. will be conSi-
d"'ed 'lnd;h@ on both parties. and wlli q
enfoi ce1 ~ the t. ilitary authorities a. far
a. The cXiSenci-s Of the service will allow
! he contract viii set forth in words the
freedom Of the lahorer.
Where the freedman is from are or -
tir"iity. unable to labor and without natu-
raj protector his support will devolvc
upon the Parish TO which he belongs
The citizens of each Parish are request
ed to meet and devise some method for
providing for such persons; and until sucl,
provision is made, they w.l remain on,
and draw their support from, the plauta-
items where they now are.
(Signed,) JOHN p. HATCH,
Brig. Gen. Commanding
Oiiicia;:
(Signcd) EpcAE 3. VAN WlNkLE. Capt.
and A. d. I. may ~ s
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
By Jacob Cohen.

A 7 PRIVATE SALE. PIANO. (excel
l a lent qnahiy.l 3 fine CARPETS, I
MATIR..S>l.S, u l 10: CHINA and GLASS
$ v ASH IL E~, 2 Tin BUCKETS, large
Leather Easy CHAIR, small Rocking
Chait, = Pitchers and ! Ba,iu, | Chamber
and "s!s'and, ! Pine Bookcase. | Pine
Wardrobe. 4 Pine BunkS, Mahogany
Dinn" Table may -; 8.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
Passage 10 the Up Country.

>r.n HAVING two good boats.
f. SSsssss will commence running
.;.SSsssa sS rRl WEEKLY LINE t. aud
irrn ,ulun.a;a to Aston and Shelton >
Ferry, .e'y ::,oniay, " e'.nrsday ana Fri
d,v. P.ssrug,i's viii 'bc carried t" .ilh@r
point. at reasonable rates, rav"D!' N
specie or provisions. For freight or pass
age, apply or b:a.l, at Geiger'S MlI.
may IS J. j. HANCOCK.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
B..aery and Confectionery.

T :'iIUD Alt and W. STIEGLlTZ
-. have re opened their BAKERY,
CONFHN'iONE@N and CRACKER MA
%UFAC iOltI. Also. on han! a fine
assortment. of CHEWING and SG.OKING
TOBACCO, SCOVCU and NJ CCABoI
%%UEF. GIG AES, PIPES, &c, at Mes>rs
Cooper Z Gathers Old 5t1ud. may % .
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
Personal.

( NFoEMATION concerning Captain W.
4 W. FiCk.ING, BROOKS Artillery, at
tached to P:cketts Division, at Peters
burg, is desired at this office may II 8
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

the VIII Of d : .cretary> Of ar the
supreme law OF he land, has expired.
If our present Secretary cannot be
made to realize 5hese grave truths, it
is high sime he had a successor; and
if our Attorney General believes the
assailant Of Sec retary Seward now
illegally triable before Military
Commission b, badly needs his
own time for tie completion oc bis
legal studies, w5i!e the Government
needs !; dfierenJ law officer, There
may be potter rays Of setting forth
these convictions but none of these
would do them jl$tice
Gentlemen Of b- Cabinet! the war
Eastward of the .MlSsiSsippi is enoe9;
the rebellion is suppressed; tie Unio"
is re-c,tah!ished, Sand peace virtually
restored; wheretoie the people demand
or You Il speedy ind thorough return
to the safe and orderly ways OF law
and liberty. Do Elo' compel them to
speak III tones that You cannot refuse
to heal!-Ncw 1brA Tribune.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

Gcoilenen Of |b- Cabinet! the war
Eastward Of the mississippi is euded;
the rebellion is suppressed; tie Union
is re-c;tah!shed, Sand peace virtually
restored; wierefo{e the people de.manu
OF you Il speedy tud thorough return
to tie safe and (rlerly ways of law
and liberty. % sno. compel them TO
speak in tones thAt You cannot refuse
to heal!-Ncw 11rA Z1bune.
'---- -
iAe1A'Go '''o "4c''''" o1 %sPo1eon A-A'
me termination OF our great war
PROMISES TO DIE, about events that
"''I re''"'i 10 min very 'ofcib!y that
SI"n' h'""'er l" t'e career OF '''e hr~t
,N"po'e'n' N" cS'n"''=;' to Moscow.
..ece"' ..ece"' reports irpfs.n"t that the
ftl'rh 'o'cfh'neAt j.. making pFerA-
NI'oos 10 se'o '' NcN'c". as the
HeceS>'y AA'E "''> oo"y OF el9"ty
eH"uS"H" "''P>' l, WEI want 'i'HW
an, ;''''' "'"'F' ''f '''''f 'Ae ni<e,;'lS 't
t'' c'"'HS q" h'' N''4 "i'' h"FNiy
escape 'he =! -!'N'N'''>' fe'h!1tce'' as
'"'y VIII ,1' ,,' ~ e'. i-s''''''}' M'Sf"'''n
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The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
Briliiants.

Briiiiants.
Nor love, nor honor nor wealth, nor pow'r,
Can G i've the heart u cheerful hour
When health is lost. Be timely wise:
With health all taste of pleasure flies.
IGay.
CONTENT.
Unfit for greatness. her snares defy.
And loul: on riches with untainted eye;
70 others let the gli.,'rng baublsS fall
Content shall place Us FAR above th-c, all.
churchW
POWER OF SONG.
Nherewth hestirs he hun-,u spirit>l
Wherewith makes ~ the elements ohcNS
lst not the stream of song that out his
bosom spria@s.
And TO his heart the world back co;lng
brings? Goethe.
FAREWELL AND WELCOME.
Time is like u fashionable host.
That slightly shakes his parting, guest by
the hand;
And with his arms outs:retcle!, as he
would tlv,
GraSps in the conner: welcome ever smiles,
Aud farewell goes siyhing.
.[SAah*psars.
SIMPLICITY.
Give me q look. give me :. face,
That makes simplicity grace.
Robes loosely h"winc hair as FREE!
such sweet ur.lrct.morr taketh nc,
Vhau mi; tn a,:uil-r:-s OF art,
That strike uuc eve but not ny heart.
Io"So".
Beauty. sweet lov> is like The morning
Whose Short refresh upon Til: tender
green,
Cheer, fora tim" hut till the sun doth show,
And straight lis gone as it had never
s"on doth it fade that makes the faires,
flourish
Short is the el"rv of The h'usi.inc rose:
Til. hu" which thou e;.:el,:!iy dost uou
riS
Yet Which at length thou mus. be forced
to LOSE. Ounicl.
The secret that doth make flower 4
so frames 1t that TO bloom is 10 hc sweet;
Aa,l to receiv. to give.
No soil 50 sterile. au! no living lot
~ poor b::t it hath son-wha, >:;ll to spare
IN louticous pdors. Charitable they
Who, be t!,rir having lnose or l~s>. 50 have
That less is moro ,han need, and more Is
less
Than the great hearts goodwill
DobcN.
Like The falling Of !. star,
Or as the fl Oh of .a",.s are:
Like the fresh springs S"u,!y h;ic,
Or silver drops Of mornin dew,
Like O. wind that c!laies the flood,
Or bubbles which on water stood
Een such is man. whose borrowed light
Is straight calle'i in, and paid at ni-,.,.
The wind blows ont, the bubble dies.
The sp:ing en:on:bel IN an. umn lies;
The d-w's dried up. the star Is Sho:.
The flight is pa;=ci-Anl man forgot.
Fletcher
THE PASTOR.
Wide was his cur" The houses far as,,nIcr
Y"t never failed he for rain or thunder,
Whenever SicEirss or mischauce u,"ht
call.
The most remote to visit great or small
And staff in hand, on foot, the storm to
This noble example to his flock he gave.
Thon:h holy in himself. and vi;;urus
He still to sinful men was mid and pi eouS;
Not OF rcproach. imprri"ns or nni;gn;
But i'll his teachings soothing and benign
20 daw them on 10 Heaven Lv r,.,.son fair.
And good example, was his daily care.
GhGucer.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
He1dq rs United States Forces,
CITY OF COI.UMBl !. ). c.,
May Is, 1865.

CIRCLL-I R
rENUE following circular from lleadquar
/ ters Norlhern District Department Of
the South, daled at OrangrI.u. $. G.,
MAY % S65.i published ior he inform
ti"n an'l g"idanc- of the Planters ot tbs
District. By cou:mn;i "t
n. HACG.ITON.
Lieut.. Cl! 25la I;rs', U V. V. 1.
Col..' !. L. :. Forces, ci:I of C"lnm'in, :. c.
W. J. KYLE. Lieut. 25th o. V. V. /. aud
Post Adjutnn:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-03-09

Ho who, by bis conduct. makes good
friends on the one hand, and bitter ha'
troi on tho other, gives evidence that
there ia something Of the bold, indcpend'
emit. upright mau in bis composition;
while the chickcu.hcarlod and imbecilO
character is capable of making neither
friends or foes. "'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-03-09

ETMr. Wendell Phillips wSs riding
in rail road Ger. when he was address.
,cd by man Of such rOIuudity that hO
seemed to carry everything before him.
The man asked Mr.. Phillips what was
the object Of bis li'o.
ITO benefit tho negro" was The bland
reply,
DWELL, then, why don't you 60 dowa
South TO do III"
"Thats worth thinking Of. / 500 a
white Gravel around your neck pay
what is The object ofyOur lifo3"
"To save souls from hell"
"Mny | ask you whether you propose
10 30 tbSrc 10 do IN" 9'"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-03-09

For every woman it is with The food
of the heart as with that of The body il
is possible TO exist on very small guam.
lity, but That small quantity an Gb'o.
Lutte necessity.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-03-09

The workmen engaged in boring the
Rider well, Fayeuo county, Pa, recently
struck reservoir Of salt water OF SO
strong quality that two gallons of the
brine yielded pint Of salt. The oil in.
dications are, of course, said 10 b pod.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-03-09

The hat was passed around in GER
tain congregation for the purpose Of Ia
king up collection. After it had
made the circuit Of tho church /, was
handed to the minister, who BY the way
had exchanged Pplpia With the regular
preacher, and he found not penny In Il
when be exclaimed with great farvor: i
Thank God iho, got back my bat frem
this congregation
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-03-09

A convention OF BlOomsr damss is Is
said to have resolved that they will
wear short dresses, or nothing" What
an awful thing it would DO ifthey should
not wear short dressesl