davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-01
O.. Ayers A
0ARSAPARILbe'

scfufala ans ecruftalcus Diseases
fssa AaezF hias. + ~ suas.s ssvassf n ~
Fras M8a
e hkrs said lsrsf gaautafes q Raef sfntkrk.
ftlfA tut afret Ytf aat fssft8C whAtN Attest IF she
desfe saet ana i1ii satasfsrion o. thess Nhs toat
b. A. ftf 81 auF fsesif ~ e. fl'ek agfee ihrfe has
trga ~ meiidae iss Il before "a Ger oannunitF
Erupuoua. pimplcs. nlatchcs, Fusissles, ui-
GERS, sevcs and all Diseases 81 the skin.
frum Hrr EaAf sfraffa5, grista'. kuRirsf
= only e. mF duty e. yea aud To puAlic, whcn
] add my testimony - thai yea petiish q tife mo
GiciBEl ftffagh Of 1naf @AnAAPAHttiA, Ny asHGa+
tar, eyed Zen, bad 81 saie,ias humer - her saFs,
care uuiii No uiel ynHr SARsArAAsilA- she has
hcsn wei i9F s0mc tnaatha.n
ffaa Ma. JFns 2 Hlss, s0eii ,iansra oad nlsifA
C'sefflra taliF a brsssslllfs fsl5sc ha8 Co.. y =
4" NJ daughter hss snfrrca ar ysF past I'D a
Nothing aHor4ad any rtief nnfn We tried yaur
sAEsArAWri-t, which seon completely eurod hfB. |"
Fresa CRaria =. Csgs, M n ~ pititly tae,rq
GaQe, MHrnas 2 IL, mgnNf affsftrt y eainassiea
YaprFe 10 NaaAaa. N ~
{" bad for several years q very troublesome
kAnior 10 my iaet, which rrvw constantly verse
uuii ii dsAguru1 my features aId laaaui6 al isafal
erahlc afiieti0n ] tfied almost every thing man
could Of both sdFioc and medicine, but without any
relief whatever, Until | took yUur sAhSAfAuiI1A.
Il Immediately made my face worse, you told mo
u might for time bat 10 4 icw weeks Che new
skin began 20 form under the haiehes, and con,
tinued until nay Aoe u as smooth A. any hedy's.
and am without any symptoms n ihe disease thst
/ know Of / enjoy perfect health, and without a
doubt owe 10 70 your sAk4AF AtutLA.N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-01
The only Loan in Market
Great Popular Loan of the People.

Now offered by the Government, and its s
perior advantages W i'll make il the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-01

b0'dlg inserts lnud L cnnnot be conirndcted,
xcept by Ducks, who will say rdo ANYTHING.
even pepure themselves, to impose upon pa
trnis tlat be
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-01

proudly refers to Professors and respectable
many Of whom consult him IN crit
zeal cases, became Of his acknowledged skilE
md reputation, STAINED throagh 80 long exper
fence, practice and observation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-01
: Minchegter's HYponhosphites

nFa tllc besI nmady k81Wn q meiicAI science
III every case y beFc The physician commonly
prc4crbcs "touics, iF0n, whlskey, cod-livei
OH qa'alne, a..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-01

flo m9ueea ttat ratepts never see d hear
each ether. Ree0llcet, the ONLY entrance 10
nj, office is No ~, having no connection with
bls residence consequently 10 family Interrupt
non So nat on noaceouut eunany person hes
tate applying at bis office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-01

charges are pefF moderate. Con manieailosa
ssereaiy c01faetia, spd ST. may isly b. him
Nith tie siFefesi secrecy aaa coHaGenee, What
ever nsy BE- tie 9lsease. eeh6ifleu " situation
81 agY one, ~ rfied ~ single
Msd.ca@ sent BY Nal of Express % al pAns
81 BE f'Bifta states.
B0ston, JHn. !, lss5.-~iYsg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-01

engaged IN ircamentof Special Diseases, fnet
50 we'll known to many Citizens, Publishors,
Merchants Hotel ProprietorB, &c, thar he is
much recommended, md particularly 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17

MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
I Sale In partition Of Property Bowcry and Eighty.
third street. Of Ritter Hadley BY Of
he Supreme Court under the direction of John Hoffman,
ESQ, referee. z. II. LUDLOW CO. will sell at auction,
On Tuesday, July 49, 1855 At II O'Clock at the Exchange
sowsry No ~, three story brick House; lot A6xioo
enloo Bowery Nos. ia and 2l1x three story brick
store lot 1xiO0 Bowery Nos 248 and 2tSk three story
north ,ids ss east Of Third avenue S5xl02a Maps
~ No. > fine street, Broadway, New York.
WAKEMAN q LATINO, Auorneya
DAwNBRoKRRs sALR-THIs DAY, nv John NOR.
u TlMEk 10 East Broadway, Of q large assortment OF
Mems and Womens Clothing and other Goods BY order
u =. ROLLINS, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS
~. day O'Clock Z! 4s8 Canal street. large variety
y second hand s9a new Eurnurs Carpets &C. Consisting
Husk and EIcsIsi9r Msstrss.es Botsr and Pillows Feah
Suits, Sofas, Couches Glsssea Curtains Sbsdee China
karthen and Glass Ware Cutlery Plated Ware TO- Xiso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17
SALES AT AUCTlOH-
On C00 TO 5000 TONS or .rcr,ox

III DRoADwAr.
NEW YORK July H. 1865
The PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY will sell at At
public auction Wednesday the l9th Of July INST Ut iot
O'Clock A. M, at Exchange Saesroons, NO ~ BroaawaS
by BURDETT. JONES Co. auctioneers, U.OU To 0sUw
tons OF fresh mined PifISTON COAL of the usual sizes
deliverable at Newburg pro rata, during the month OF
August 80.
The sale will be positive aud upon the usual conditions Tor
the sale shipment OF the COAL 70 pe stated al
so cents per ton current funds, payable the
day OF sale and the with tax OF six
cents per ton In funds within ten days thereafter
ut the Office Of the company. o,o,or ,,ovr
Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17

NroTIcE.-THE RIGHTS or THE woRKINGMAN AS.
IN sailed mass meeting Of the workngnen on behalf
OF the carnen and aborers will be held "a the City Hall
auent speakers win address the meeting Come one
all JohN LYNCH President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17
AMUsEnIENTS.


BROADWAY rnEA r,S,sn wpxx
OF THE SSy iss k SIgTER asS
MONDAY AID TUESDAY. JULY II AND ia
She will appear Ia DSsS% viSIHsfs
In the comedy Of the woynrp
and nv medley % Fl BGP%nIaF airs in
Supported by O. b. Chaplin. L. Messenger. W. H. Hsmbln
s' snS DAYS OF RroHELEu
w ANAA MONDAY. JULY IT.
First appearance since his return from Europe OF the
talented and popular soo ban S' BRYANT.
whose recent sueces.es in Hernian delnea
TIE MOST CRITICAL AUDIENCES OF THE OLD
TIsTLc REfREsESrATivE Of Irish life and character
Ne viii appear his truly great mperso"asaon of TIN
oDnihS IN S9 FIFE psis sSH EaiaH&ST Of
tnwR royds successful adaptation Of Lovers novel OF
. MR. CHARLES FISHER Ka and JENNINGS.
M N'ss hone SsrEs SJ WI
hams and the entire strength Of The company.
ss ?$s: s1s
THE BoS Shs1 boy o 81 anhsoALL.
TALE or @ W
NTIBLO's GARDEN BEGINS AT 8
THE COoLEsf THEATRE IN TIE CRY
ARRAH -NAPOGUE,
ENDORSED by THE PUBLIC AND THE
" HuNDRRbs TURNED o3 Away N NldH iir
msS4 B Jd 70 ?b nsb E1RhY EVENING
after the most careful preparation win be presented for
the
FIFTH TIME IN AMERICA
grand spectacular drama In three acts by Mr. Dion Bouci
OR T, HSE WiaR ,N1Sp %EDD.so
the sole right for the production OF which has been purchased
for New York by WIN W iG1 " sv,porpn
Mr.. j. II. GLEENY
CHS 9th appearance In Amercal as
SHAUN THE POST
MISS JOSEPHINE ORION
(hfth appearance In New York; as
ARRAH MEELlSH.
The other important characters sustained BY Mr. j. q
Burnett 8 Sheridan, binisde, ". IA; Norton on -
rasoe, Jr. W. H. DAnvers Masses Maria MAeder, Mary
- THE GRAND scENIoAL ErrEors,
. Il; HillArd rhorn'' Whitman HiiArd' 'r and W.
ELEGANT AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES
by Mons. Philippe and assistants.
PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS
MECHANICAL ooNTRIvANCEs
BY J. Johnson and assistants. $1,000
by W. c. Levy author Of Punohnco &C.. under the baton
ALL ENTIRELY NEW
Seats secured six days In advance
A11 AMERICAN THEATRE.
Manager and Proprietor: Robert W. Butler
CLOSED ON JULY4,
~ AND WILL REOPEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17
DrCHARp WALTERS AuCIIoNERR.
III HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BAR FURNyTrpR
AND TRUNKS

.. n East Broadway, quantity q Household Furniture
consisting Of marble Bureaus Tables
hoaany other Bedseads Mattresses Bedding sofas
Shogn " and other Chairs; Chamber suit Eoves
pets Mirrors and other Furniture Also by order M oh
j. Stewart, City Marshal, Is new Trunks - ""
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17
MATRIMONIAL.

PROFESSIONAL SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN,
N healthy and highly Icspecabie VIII remain ~ the city
qantance OF highly respectable, good looking lady
with view 10 matrony n agreeable on both sides 70
a mutual acquaintance. possessing wealth will not DO
objected To- exclusively hst account " otherwise
sble None need address sscsp, In snceriv Address g.
w. j.. boz al Herald ono
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17

EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-THE NEW YORK
IL Mail Steamship Companys steamship MORNING STAR,
H. Nelson commander, will leave pier North river on
wednesday, July 10, ats p. NJ
The MISSISSIPPI will succeed the M. 8.
JAMES A. RAYNOR
10 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17
SPORTING.


DOR sALE-sCHOoNER YACHT rs TONS. IN PER
j feet order Inquire of Captain Acker. Hoboken Club
House. Sails
VVANTED-A SMALL STEAM YACHT, FOR PLEA
w Address H. Patterson. Union square Post
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17
WINES. LIQUORS. sc.

WINES, Liquors, cQRpiMs 40. az, -tklDkN
OF Wines aud Liquors and manufacturers OF Ittct Coia
Svrps A. offer tho eove goods pf superior qutlty
lower price an any house IN this city always ready for
In barrels aud kegs, and In cvUtaiung
Dozen bottles each. Asents wanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17

THE TURF.
FASHION COURSE OWNERS TO DRIVE,
IL FIVE ENTRIES TO ROAD WAGONS, PLAY OR
PAY for S6J at O'Clock Monday. July H. Good day
and track. mile heats, best three Ia FIVE
JOHN SIMMONS names COMMODORE MUTT
THOMAS SIMMONS n.nrs SIMMONS MARE
CHAkIsES NAnSOM names LADY SHERMAN.
JOHN CuFfEE names ROAM MARE.
WILLIAM STEELE names sORREL GUS.
JOSEPH CROCHER0N, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17

10 uesdsy, July TO- 1895 The steamer r. 9. 6HULTz
chartered for the Sccason Bats lines and rsfTeshment.
Kimmens; Capt Saml Greenwood, Pilot. Tho steamer will
leave Peck slip At 6 Charlton street pier No. North
river at ~ O'Clock A. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17

STEAMSHIP PERSIA rs NOW DIsCHARGtNG AT
- Jersey CITY Consgnees requested 10 remove ther
snods 1oocs r. cUNARD, No. 4 Rowlas arsAn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17

on BOwERY. Ol.
LUl SAM SHARPLEY'S MINSTRELS.
Every Evening-New Songs, Acts Dances now
Soos Concluding each evsnDg with Rce's opera OF Bone
Squash Bone Squash, s. y Sanford Admission 70 cents
Commence atS See bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17

MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
1 Peremptory sale Of nine valuable Lots Eighteenth
street. near Sixth by order Of the supreme Cou
II. LULLOW co. will sell at auction on
TUESDAY, July IS 1865,
81 II O'clock Mt the Exchange Salesroon No Ill Broadway
(Trinity Building) N. Y,
West Eighteenth sreet-Nine valuable Lots the north
side Of Eighteenth street. commencing 300 feet west Of Sixth
avenue. Each lot rs feet front and rear by u feet.
NEWaIOUSE WHELP, Attorneys.
Maps &C. at the ONCE Of the Auconeers No. SPINE street,
Nav York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

unless the city viii subscribe for 8 large
portion Of it. Unless it shall be raised
and the road finished, the 500, ,OOO
paid and the $4,000 yet unpaid, If
recovered, will be utterly Loaf.
Now ii is proposed that Evansville,
which now embraces LRmAsco and ether
additions, shall take stock in the new
company to ths amount Of $3.50, 900,
which is the amount unpaid of the orig
inal subscriptions of Evansville aud La
mssco to the stock Of the Straight Line
Railroad Company, and the amount
also for which Evansville alone is sued
upon her subscription TO that Com
pany. IL Is proposed that this sub
scription shall be paid by instalmsnts
Of ten per cent at q time, the first in
stalment in advance and the other in
stalments from time to time, as the work
progresses, and that the Subscription
shall be made conditional; that 10 to ssy,
that the subscription shall be made cous-
plate By the Council, ready for delivery,
but that it shall remain in the hands Of
the Mayor aHd not be delivered to the
r. r. Company, nor become in any wise
binding upon the city, until by the judg-
ment Of the United States Circuit Court
or otherwise, the city shalt be wholly and
forever discharged from liability TO pay
any more than she has already paid upon
her subscription to the stock of the Il.
l. & c. Straight Line Railroad Company
If the city viii do this, the necessary ad-
ditional subscriptions can be procured
and the road completed and put In full
operation, from this place 10 the o. O. M
Road, within fourteen months from this
time.
If we want to build up . city and a
large and profitable trade, now ia the
time to act. sour srring brethren Of the
South" call us Yankeea Let ne emu
late the energy aud enterprise Of the
Yankees, and in few short years build
up q city which viii surpass Louisville
in population, commerce and wealth.
JAs G.. JoEEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

Davis are, without question, responsible
for those crimes. The people are we'll
awere Of this, and By this time the facts
are patent to the whole civilized world.
Lee has been extolled by secessionists,
and all kinds Of traitors in the north, as
a great General, q pink and pattern Of
the chivairy, an exemplary gentleman.
Bat We look in vain for the proof of any
one OF these allegations, in the actual
life Of the man. What are the eyIdeu-
ces Of his chiralry and gentility7 They
are illusive. A cold-blooded, common
place, in every sense mediocre man, save
IN that quality of animal courage which
ne shares with the bulldog, he stands
before rs today hlacksned by inhuman-
itles for which no language has name.
That this man, who has violated his
parole by words of cheer and treason to
his own soldiers when be sent them to
their homes, BY insolent by holding sort
of levee in his house in Richmond, and
debating and defending bis treason in
the pFesenee Of the United States armies
that this man should be allowed, on
these specified grounds, to 60 scot free is
indeed refinement of the sensibility of
a
honor. If it be proper aud fitting that
the brutal murderer who kept the An
Jacksonville prison should be tried for bis
life, and he but an instrument in tbs
hands of Davis and Lee, upon what
ground onght either of these-ths in
tellectuAl originators of the entire
schsme Of cruelty which welters with
blood of Union soldiers all over the
Confederaey-upon what ground ought
either Of these to escape2
Davis, of course, is to be tried By q
court Lee seems TO be protected BY
the terms of his surrender from such
trial and from the just punishment it
might result in; bat from trial and con-
demnation in the tribunal Of public
opinion he is not and cannot be pro-
teeted. ---....-s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

The Evansville Journal, in denying
that General Rousseau was n Know
Nothing In 1855, lies as willfully as
when il asserts that "sll the Adherents of
his opponent (MAllory) are traitora
The editor perhaps makes the denial
ignorantly, but his assertions is mali-
cious, cowardly, unmitigated faishood
and slander upon some Of the beat men
in Kentucky. Let him chew and digest
this factl- VisceRRcs Sun.
The obtuse editor of the Sun, since hs
mistook the old woman's ak for CROSS
the emblem Of his new religious
faith--is in the habit Of repeating his
mistakes. BE charged Gen. Rousae6u
with instigating and endorsing tbs
"Rloody Monday Riots" in Louisville
Because We denied this and demanded
the proof, the Jasamarack asserts thA
wa deny that General Rousseau was 9
Know Nothing. The fellows intellect il
as cross-syed as his morals, and hia
manners partAke Of the in6rmities o
both.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

We cannot give q satisfactory answer
to the inserrogAsory. That they ought
to be, seems to be the feeling of Union
men everywhere, who are uninfusnced BY
political surroundings, and unbiased BY
schemes for future political prefermenk
But viii they, 10 another matter. We
confess that the indications are they will
not. The sending home Of the netori-
Gus Henry C. Burnett, Of the frat Con-
gressional District Of Kentacky, and the
restoration Of his property, 10 . plain
and distinct indication that treason is
not to meet its Just deserts A more
violent, interruptions, or dangerous
rebel than Burnett exists not within the
confines Of what was once called the
Southern Confedsraey. Coolly and de-
liberately committing perjury in the
U. s. House Of Representative, that he
might have q bettsr standpoint from
which TO stab the Government, no re-
manned there 30 long N he co0ld accom-
plish anything towerds building up the
rebel canss. Returning home, hs left
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

Our white women have always been
held superior 10 black men. But how
will it be when black men have the right
OF suffrage, and white women don'ts-
Lou Journal
When the heavens fall, how win it be
about catching larks ks2-E6dnsrille JOsfr-
nal
Does the Evansville editor mean 10
imply that the idea of the black man
having the right Of suffrage and the white
women not is absurd7 Are not very
many Of his party in favor Of black suf'
frage7 Arc they not against, or at any
rate not for, female suffrage Louis
villc Journal
Black men, in some of the States
have enjoyed the right of suffrage from
the foundation Of the Government Doe
the Louisville editor imply that they ar'
superior to white wonenf If not, thsr
his question was absurd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
Icommunicaisd.
To the Citizens or Evansville.

You all remember that some years
since the city Of Evansville, a. a cor po-
ration, subscribed for stock to the amount
of 5000 900 in the Evansville, Indian
apolis and Cleveland Straight Line r r.
Company, and that one-half of that sub
scription was paid by issuing to the
Railroad Company the bonds of the
city, to the amount of 100000 The
city refused 10 pay the other halt, and
the Railroad Company commenced suit
to compel the city 10 pay it. and the
litigation thus commenced, about seven
years ago, has continued to this time,
aud there is now pending in the
United States Circuit Court at Indian
apolis suit against the city for the bal
ance dae on the subscription above mem
toned, which amounts at this time, in
cluding interest, to about $l50,000,
which the city will have TO pay 10 cash,
all at ones, if the plaintiff should recov-
er judgment against the city.
One hundred thousand dollars have
been paid and gone into the hands Of
Eatern capitalists, who can't tell where
Evansville is situated without look
ing at map, and care as little for
her welfare as they know about her
locality; and we have no road
nothing to show for our money. IF the
suit mentioned should go against the
city upwards of $I50,000 more must be
paid, and il viii 60 into the same hands,
and still We shall have no road. At the
same time that Evansville subscribed for
$500, 900 of stock, Lamasco, then an
independent corporation, subscribed for
$50, ,000, but paid nothing-the subscrip
ton being illegal, or supposed to be so
whether the Railroad Company or Its
creditors can compel payment or not
Evansville and Lamasco agreed TO pay
$3.50, 900, and the balance unpaid
amounts Cncluding interestl to mors
than $220 900. Since these subscription
LAmasco has become part of Evansville
and divers other additions have beel
made to the territory Of the city, ant
now Evansville 10 more able 70 pa,
/. $500, 600 than Evansville and Lamaset
were to pay $250,000 when the abovl
mentioned subscriptions were made.
: In pursuAnee Of decreeof the Cir.
' cnit Court Of the United States st In
dianapolis, the road bed and all the frau
chises Of the E L & C. Straight Lin
, Railroad Company, were sold &C auctio
I and we're purchased by two Easter
/. capitalists who propose to sell the s@m,
10 one or more companies who will ar
dertake to complete the road to Indian
0 apolis. A new company has bee
. formed, having no connection in an
q way whatever with the old one, to inisl
the road from Evansville to the Obi
and Mississippi Railroad in Davies
county.
. This new company proposes to pur
a chase the road bel, &C., from this eli
!. to the o. q NJ. Road, provided it can b
purchased on reasonable terms AM
provided, also, that stock subscription
. can be procured sufficient to prepal
q the road for the iron.
II 10 supposed that the whole amour
of subscriptions required to purchaI
: The road bed, &c, and prepare the roa
o for the iron, win not exceed $3.50, 90
q The necessary aneEnt cannot be raiss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

no effort untried to drag Kentucky into
the revolution, lingering in his District
and making rebel speeches until Il be-
came dangerous for him 70 remain any
longer, when he went South and took 9
seat in the rebel Congress. Here, how
ever, be seems to havs had little inHu-
eBce. He was only dangerous when he
had a chance to betray. The rebel Con-
gress afforded him a safe hiding place
from the storm Of battle, and his courage
appears not 30 be of that type that seeks
danger. But be is permitted to return
to Kentucky and enjoy his property.
What has become Of the property of
Union men, who were driven from his
District BY mobs influenced By Lis
speeehesf Are they permitted to return
and enjoy thsir property? That is .
question the Administration will do well
to consider. q ses
Bat Burnett 10 not the greatest crimi-
nal. In another column we print en- in
dignant protest against the contemplate
toadyisn that would represent General
Lee as the embodiment of all the manly
and christian virtues We endorse the
article from the Chicago Republican
throughout. To our minds no man Of
the nineteenth century has been so aptly
described in Bgron's celebrated lines
s.sAs mild rnannered mau
As ever seutslsd ship or cot . threat"
as this same Robert e. Lee. When he
sold into bondage the slaves liberated BY
his father-in.law's will, we doubt not
he gave them, with q heavenly smile
plsying won bis countsnance, chris.
tian benedietion, as, secured in chains,
they were drawn up in line to take their
departure from their old home. His
dispatches and letters ara moisls Of
christian elegance and diction. His con.
fdence in the great God of battles has
been declared with apparent faith on
every occasion, and never more 80 than
when he daily rode by the freezing,
starving, and dying prisoners confined in
Libby and on Belle Isle. II 10 claimed
that General Lee is exempt from trial
and punishment by the terms of his pa
role. Yet those who urge this, conceds
the justice of trying and punishiae
Wertz, the keeper Of the Andersonville
prison. Now Why is Wertz not exempt
from punishment by the terms of tbs
same p arole. he was part of the
armies surrendered by Lee and Johnston
There is no more Law Furnishing him for
ordering the shooting of Union prison
srs that approached or came too near al
imaginary dead line" than there is for
Furnishing General Lee and others under
whose orders Wertz was operating. We
hope the trial Of the inhuman monstsr
who had charge OF Andersonville will
be pushed forward We trust that ht
will be afforded every opportunity fol
SSssPds9S Pd9 aSiasnSa ia hi dsasnss 2sq ss;s
LIST the whole thing be exhibited in &
clear light, and if it 10 found that Lei
and Davis we're parties to the murder o
our boys, let them be made 20 suffer fol
their crimes. No partiality ought to b'
shown--no special favors granted. W,
sAy that we hope such win be the resul
of the trial now about beginning. 9th
erwise We viii be forced to the conclu
sion
"Thst Jastics has ssd 70 bru ish beasts,
And msn have lost their reaaonn