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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30

A EIentlish Outrage.

1t is our painful duty to record one Of
the most atrocious outraGes eTer com
mitted by fends in human. form, the
particulars of which we have lust been
made cognizsnt Of We hope an earn.
est and persevering effort may be made
by the authorities to discover the perpe-
traitors of the heinous crime, and thag if
discovered, terrible punishment may
be visited upon them. Perditieu has no
torsures half terrible enough for such
incarnate devils as those who figured in
this horrible tragedy.
g A short time since a party Of seven
soldiers disgrsced themselves and the
uniform they wore, by going to the
wretched hovel Of poor old woman,
who With her three children resided 9
short distance above this city. The e
each Of them outraged her, and after
having accomplished their.. .heIlish work.
rcl bed her of all she possessed, and
ltft the house. aV qi
Some time during the following day
the old woman managed to crawl to the
residence oE a nsighbor-a lone woman
like herself --znd there related heg
wrongs, and nvowed her intention oil
ending her life, saying abst che bad nc
desire to exist after so horrible an oc
eurrence. 2AA
She went away and her neighbor
thinking that the avowsl had been made
in fit of dependency which would
soon pass of, thought no more of il
perhaps; or if thiukirS, did not take the
trouble to act The affair would, mos
likely, never lave been mentioned b
her had not the body Of the unfortunate
woman been foGnd 10 the river, and he
sUferiDg children discovered Just ii
time to save them from starvation.
This is no fancy skeich--the offsprinJ
Of 8 prolific brain or fertile Imagination
but 10 simple record of facts con
neeted with 9 crime so black that q,
stone should be left unfufned to diseove
the perpetrators and bring them to pun
ishment IS eondign and terrible as thi
result of their heliish and lawless act.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30
RlgamY ExfranrdInarK.

Hiram Kenny, rather ill-looking in
dividual, who has lost the use OF one
eye, was arraigned before Justice Led
with at the Jefferson market police court
YESTERDAY, charged with bigsmy.
Il is alleged that Kenny is blessed ID
with four wives, all Of whom are now in
the land Of the living. From the sfida-
Wits made before the magistrate it ap-
pears that on the 18th day Of August,
1850, he was-unised in the holy bonds Of
wedlock to Miss Mary Louisa Smith
The marriage was soiemnized at the
narsoBage attached to the Thirtieth
Street Methodist Episcopal Church, and
the ceremony. WAS performed by the Rev.
Mr.. Beach, then the pastor of the church.
He lived with this wife four or 6ve
years, and, then be abandoned her and
united himself in marriage with a
young wpmaR who nov resides at Mt
Pleasant, New Jersey, and who still is
known as Mira Eliza Kenny, bis frst
and lawful wife still being ahEe Fsse
In 1858. becoming tired Of wife No 2,
be set forth on bis travels, and sooa after
married o young woman 10 this city,
whose name and Ehereabouts have not
yet been ascertained He live nearly
two years with wife No 8, the other
wives having lost sight of him. In due
course Of time he abandoned No 3, and
on the 18th Of NovemheE he was mar
ried to Emma Jane Depugh, at present
residing at No 324 Ninth Avenue. This
! marriage was celebrated also at the
Thirtieih Street Methodist Episcopal
/ Church, and the ceremony vas perform
"a by Rev J B. Hsgany, the pastor
None of his former wives having died,
be now enjoys the questionable luxury
OF four wing wives, none of whom, how
ever, are about laying claim to his name
or estate. The complaint of bigany Is
| made By the fourth woman whom be de
eeiyed, and who makes an affidavit that
she was married to the accused as stated
! above. The first and only lawful wife
of the prisoner having followed the ex
ample set by her recreant husband, and
taken unto herself another partner, has
rendered herself incompetent either as
witness Or complainant, and in her
absence, however, the first marriage is
proved By an affidavit made By Elenor
Z, G. Roam, OF 435 West Thirty. second
street, who was present at the ceremony,
and was a subscribing witness thereto,
4 Keuny was arrested by 0fieer heDer
mot, of the twentieth precinct, aud when
confronted with two Of bis wives-sec.
ond and fourth-he admitted that he bad
been married to both of them, as well
as two other women On being ar
raigned before the magistrate he denied
bis guilt. and said he had no recollection
of marrying 80 many women, and, if be
had done so, he must have been intoxi-
Gated At the time. Judge Ledwilh
committed him for trial in default OF
81 500 bail he stated that be was only
tsenty-seven years of age, was born 10
this city, aud was painter By oceupa-
ton, and resided at 392 West Twenty
seyenth Street The statement Of hit
age is no doubt false, as be was married
in 1850, and according to bis statement
be must have been but twelve years old
at that time.--Nec York World.
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MEDICIN e.
Hair Uprooted

ErorS ali parts OF ths . dy in nys
aAN's DePILsT AZ PswbEn Ass ssua sor
gph me Dpg1iat ~ PgW - and 'gas e ethsr.
Pric 81 8a leo % aiy dsFp-s sof W y ~ u
= upHAM, 20 soafh Eighth ssFsss. Fhi~os'pA :,
fpharu,s EIatr GIess and cuFfihg
u -Flasa 4 he b~sf -zB drs~ ing q ~ Sert4
ft imp rts tess tifai slos & ~ h@tFs sssss = -
e--s. Drynetss lts sr9s B. A. n ss'S esnis q
bctfls
ush.m,s letter ofssmsnt 10 surs
,u fgr Tsf ~, sah kesn. hayped Has1s, bsss
8 70 "a. A. Pre- osttts = box si q
Uoham's Asfhnaa Cure rsllsvss tho uast
vtclsnt AZ zyfsm. " A,1asaa, In .sls n w@<s. and
sassss . spe d. cure Pf .. a. . ,ckAxs-
TT ph ms Dyspspsia Cure 10 wsr-
" renfs1 20 eur ssy e~ss-of Dys, svsk~, -
sssssr Aov Iosf stssasEf =. Pric ~, - fby esu
Upa.nns's Rxs q n nassaklsr. = udSss.
Frsekbs Tao, sarbasu. fimplss % the Bsos.
90 'sus tbs 81 q ADdf pRsgtless the eomplsziSs.
Priop % 1sHts.
DR.. Ia Porte,s Life Elixir. fbs great
Ne v1be g a hejsses1ffss Bensay, rssfolss Q
nanly sigor 81 Sho sss sunsring fron In "a
spfnAl EnfrgY, Esnro1ls Dsbtsffyg % Af1s ne
o. - wh4tsser eensss PraoS u . gashazs -
The 5@pans.e HAfr sfnin 9tlors ths
vbEEsrs or . u-sAehs tekntsfhi efsst p y -.
II eou.tsis Of onlv OS prsSeyA S1h roioF VII s0t
Eads o. wa~h cat. oniy 60es3ts box
gSld b. 20 UeHkM8ss sosts BssetsstSssts
Philsasipsia. and ~ aAn 1ensgSas Si'sni~Fs
SAT- r''' pRoUsaros q WOOD.
Cor. Third snd Ma11 b'r.k4l
i.s-sn -f-e-ssl ASsus - ESABsFiA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30
REAL ESTATE SALE
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.
Rare Chance
FOR AN INVESTMENT

The sseU kaOen Property 6sloas
ing 70 tie hsirs Of Jssses A4xssslL
Is aosr ofeyea for safe
Ths LaRd & Rearly az SRder
feace situated short distamcs
from EgaRsvilIe. ARID mast soon De-.
eoRse desirable as Csty Properly
Tke tract IS diridel 5a5o Lots of
sorSosts sizes. AGriag a fHe font
upon tks lOld Piaak OF State Read .
from ErgRsriiis 20 Priaest0a, lead.
ing oEf Adia street
Many Of ike tets kaps Building
Sites Of Unrfrailed BeaHfy, Aiyk
and AeaffAilg located
An abundance Of Fiae Kmber
and Good Wafes osT k-.gt -s is
The soil Is Exceedingly Ferais,
and admirably adapted for fAs
productions o. all descriptions Of
Fruits and v oefsbles
This Is an opportunity for aB
fHresfsssa { seidons preseAtsd 30 ths
eitissHs Of Eraasstlie
Il Offers Un quaiied Attractions
TO all vi hing homes in the
Country and 70 Market Gardeners.
IA sHgs asd aefs inrssfment IL
cannot Be c<celfed
A plofef the Laad Is open % Tie
insptefioa Of al desiyiR9 10 pEr-
chase.
Bssr For .farfASy paytieuiars en-
quirs ef J.H. Maxwell,
OFFICE BopIAM COAL MI Is. wArKR ST
(BstwSsa Main ana Lssa ,.
anx2s-lm Evansville, lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30
NoTICE.

SUNDRIES.
00n BAGS or RICH COUNTRY BRAN
AOO just receiv cd and for sale low, BY
HAYHUksT a WHIT fAKER,
No. Watsr Street..
H0 BAGS PRIME TIMOTHY SEED JUST
OO received and for safe low, ct
HAYHURsT a WHITTAKRR's.
06 BOXES OF LEMONS JUST RECEIVED
"a on eonsignmen for sae 'ow at
sugi8 HAYHURsT a wHITTAKER's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30

her position ~ the frat commercial city
Of the State, the failure can be attributed
to no other source than the parsimoni-
BUSINESS and short-sighted POlicY pursued
b7 her leading cspitahsts As journals
lists, We regard il our duty 70 keep this
fact prominently before them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30
BooKs.



The Book Trade.
Napoleon'a Life Of Julius Cesar. Bound, 81 so
Y0ath's History of the Rebellion.
The Dowager. By Mrs. Gore.
rheo Leigh, 81 Mrs. Thomas.
Al the Work OF the author Of John Halifax.
All the Works by Lever
All the Works by Dickens.
Juvenilea from all the best Pubilshipg Houses.
pride myaef on the selection Of be oks suita-
bio for children.
AL school Books, States, Paper, Copy Books, a.,
suitable for country merchants.
Photographs Albums eAeaper and batter than
Cincinnati. lH
All tue New Novels, both bound and paper,
All the Magazines and Newspapers, at the earliest
date.
A splendid stock Of lectures and Framing
AT D0BELL's BOB STORE.
augi1 Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30
aULRS AND REIl,hAIIvAo.

l. se pApars giEan away a. the Goa SER - los
sratsAtOus eircalatsoa. g
= Ne Aavsrtisensnts. Local notioes Z PafAh
srtsd uhiess prepaid or pay guArAnsssd.
! Advsrtsssasats ~iii never " aceonpanisdD
local noiiess uniesa contrast is iuas 70 aAaa eus
and value Fecaivea Tor TIE uosaSt.
=. No " LoeAi Nsties. howvvss shOrs, wsifs
snssrtsd fOr ls.s than One Dollar sssA dAy.
8 Marriages. THasEAl Aad Rslix,ous Netto.s
=uss 'nvAriAsiy b paid in sdvasos . sscurs An
aextion-
8 Nc dsacisocy on the part ss carriers usn Ia
made good by the oeaoe. the oArrisrs an a
leAys papers - Ordsred and dirsessd. tAsy M .,
pay for their e4r~lessness
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30
TOWN LOTS.

rs PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF The GEN
l. erGl Assembly Of the Common eGlth Of Ken
taeky, authorizing the sale Of ths t" Public
sqa 70 in the city Of Henderson, Ky, which
Act was ratified by the citizens Of Henderson AZ
the general election held May lst, 1s65 notice Is
hereby givsn that said Public square has bsen
laid out Ia suitable lo,s by the Mayor and 6oun-
csl of said ", and will bs sold at public mueton
on the prentsrs, On Saturday, Ssptefnher the 9Th,
lse5 sale 60 com Hsn nee as 10 o'elorR n M
TERMs-One third cash, ons-thlrd on a credit
of six months, and one third on . credit Of
twelve months, bearing interest from day OF sale.
Notes with appfo owed security Feq1ired naa : lien
kept the premises until the purchase rnonsy Is
paid. HaI
Plat on ale snd oPsn fer Inspection In the City
Clerks ONCE.
By order Of the Mayer and oouncil.
F.F RENTLIEGER, Clark
Henderson, NY, August ID, Isss. anME-tda
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30

Important Notice.

A Ii PERsoSs HAYIEG CLAIMS AcAIEsT
8 a Ehs sssszrr d B. Canpbsif, Eads prior
20 New 2s9s 1854, via present them - AEro'
Dyer sor payuent prior . Azguss 50th. 1855 gl-
mys-tAHs9o FEAEc1s PRATT, Capt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30
and complete duplicate Of one male

As the lady is said to be handsome,
intelligent and amiable, We think the
ex-minstrel is an ass for holding out so
stubbornly. Why not let her have her
own vsy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30
WHISKY.
ORANGE VALLkY WHISKY.
afrif Fa -
Beware Of Connterfeits

X6TE, TgE UNDERSIGNED, F0oTE. MASH
wv a Co, " Cincinnati, Who are the cole pro
pfietnrs of fhs we'll known brand OF orange Val
lev Whlnks, ahas been lDiormes that oertaia Der.
SOM In st Louis, Memphis Eyai svills and other
places, hafo inirbgsd upon our rights by eouD.
terfsfting and uring the above Lamed brand, and
also o, hsrs Of our bratsds, which our proper
trade mArks. Now, wedg b Feby notify all such
d ~ ms ih { VIE will proaecnte them 70 the full
extent OF the iaS for iafriugiHg upon our rights,
and thh Dru ed4 tion hail be not oniy for oil they
may do In tbs future, bot also for all damage
tiey mar have done Hs IN the Tsst. Those who
bave Ilsgally "A ed ouM brands, may avoid pro
oution ~ making immediate Application Tor set
tlemsut to er
a. F0OTE, NASH 4 CO,
~ and 10 CslpmbiA y, Cincinnati.
lad HEtnAH, 90 aud % Main street, kvana-
VILE, an sailiRg the genuine article. Jalyi'2m.
The New York herald., 1865-03-26
NEW YORK HERALD. SUNDAY, MARCH 2S 1865.

IN 0And street discovered two young mon. with black
haversacks dsshing along towards broadway in a
pciousmannef Oserhauling the youngsters oncer Grown
demanded 70 know what they had In their HACK bays
Not receiving satisfactory answer he made search,
and succeeded In producing number Of undershirs a.
numerous skeleton keys, The boys, who twelve and
eghtee0 years or age taken 70 the station h0ss
tho officer learned that the store of Mr. simon Mana N
ZAP Centric sroes, had been entered by burglars 81
Mann identified tho goods fosnd ON he Smith boys 8
portion OF those stolen from his place. and the prisoners
likewise confessed thai they had been ongagcd with
misses Tho accused pares were taken before Jussee
Dodge and detained for hearing ID suspected shAs
that has been breaking into stores and dwellnm n
Spring, Grand and Wooster streets during tho wlntoe
The New York herald., 1865-03-26
Police InteIligenee.
A HOTEL KEEYHR cuARnkp WITH LAlrlNY

william Bote, hotel keeper at Is White Hall street.
and Of bis boarders named henry shale were yes
tcrday arrested by obcsr 0ber Of the First precinct
charged with having fcononsly obtained possession Of
$500 Treasury note belonging 70 John Murphy residing
a. 50 Greenwich street On the evening Of the zo&h
Instant Murphy. appears, In Bote's premises and
had the $500 In question his knee for the pur
pose Of drying IL The bill having been torn, Murphy
had been pastns together wben suddenly turning his
head, the note disappeared. Murphy instantly mads
known his loss to six who were then In
the room and was afterwards sked by Bote how much
he would give to find out who had his money. Murphy
replied that he would treat all hands but this PROPOSE
ton not fayorabIy receiycd and the money not
forthcoming The following morning Bolte told Murphy
hst be thought he cosd find sout who bad the bill and
asked him " he would be satisfied 10 take 500 II he
could get II back for him Receiving an affirmative
ply Bote then gave Murphy $500 Tho latter, subse-
gsen,y hearing that shah found the note and handed
70 boite, caused the arrest Of both the Justice
hosan rcqutred the accused parties w. give bail 10 the
sum Of II 600 each 70 await the result Of an exsm;na
ton
rwO os THx sMtrH FAMILY On ARaED wIru Bue
Yesterday morning, sbnu, half pas. two ocl3cs officer
Crown, d 'b" tgnth precino sbc pl,r,lins 40 beat
The New York herald., 1865-03-26
The Decentralization OF the Rebel Soldiers
and How II Is Produced.


The Fayetteville Ooserv~ says-There certain 10.
cses In North Carolina, and doubtless In all the States
where every evil influence is brought 10 bear upon
noble soldiers and 10 which evidently owing many Of
the dcssrons that weaken and disgrace the
descvters and their families An ofccr st homo
account of wound received In battle, speak
Ing Of this few days ago and told how osn the best
and mosl cheerful soldiers returned gloomy and discon
tented TO camp after fnrlough. He sd that rsmon
str,ting with one OF his men "a acquaintance from his
own county he had sucoesded In dspsllng his gloom,
when the apoloGizsd FOR IL, remarking that 'the
fact Ia that " Jen Dsvh 10 20 TO tho - settle
nent and stay three weeks I'm sure he, too would do
seri.p
The Charlotte a. C.) Buliaf,n contains . warm and
patriotic letter from Colonel lee NJ hcAfee, OF the
Forty ninth North Carolina regmcu In which there "
still further evidence ~ the cv eject prodnoed upon
th. soldiers by the unparioc and dssoefu suggestions
loyal persons home plot having besn made for the
Simultaneous desertion of number N soldiers belong
ing his regiment Colonel NcAfee fortunately became
appred OF their Infamous purpose and arrested nssry
tho whoie W them The more guilty are under guard,
and about TO be tried for their lives In order 70 show
awhat Ia undermining the determination Of our soldiers
70 be free and inducing them 70 desert the cause which
they have for four long years defended With 80 much
honor " their state aud crcdit 10 themselves and
eis N his poss Rsion from rcsvs Of thes" part now
under arrest for deserving and pcrsnadng others 70
desert
One Of these ie,tcfa Is from sister Her brother had
written to licr for "afyicc whether " dosort 20 IN
emo N.Y. of " KO howe tolls him phc had consulted
uiegannIy hfa.bar snd Gcurg, ilhDk you had htlcr
g0tD IN enomy" "in,ly and mohrr ard tame San's
yoa foi 10 ty 10 gsl i0n,t' III, Is 'Nd rome-,
rpi rt tne too. thai r. iuY p3rra trtl irihW,
The New York herald., 1865-03-26
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Weekly In tAs
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Weekly An The
Country.
TO THE READERS OF NKwsYArERs.
The NEW YoRK WEEKLY HxRALD is tho cheapest wssl1v
paper Issued the United States II published every
Saturday and its contents Will embrace tho Military
Naval Political Religious Foregn Fashionable MUSICAL
Thestrca, Agricultural Sporting Art and Lssersry H.
tsllgence Of the week.
While all the other weekly papers have increased thss
subscription price from twenty 1--WE TO two hundred pss
cent the WEEKLY HKRALD Ia mailed st tho old rates.
One Copy for ons year. ~
Three Copies for one year. ear...-..................
Five Copies for ono year.
Ten Copies for one year
Any Larger number addressed Of subscribers
81 80 each An extra copy VIII be sent TO every club ot
ten Twenty copies, to address, year, s25, and
any hrgsr number price These rate; make ~
cheapest publication IN the county
All who are in Of Cheap Family Paper the oon-
cf which embrace everything thnt man, woman %
child desires read will subscribe for this publication
Address WEEKLY HERALD, corner OF Fulton and
Nassau streets, New York city.
The New York herald., 1865-03-26
The Richmond Theatre on Fire Daring
Perform amee.
WILD SCENE oP PANIC AND ALARM.
IErom tho Richmond Examiner. March ~

WILD SCENE OF fANiC AND ALARM
From tho Richmond Examiner, March ~
About eleven o'clock on Monday night inst upon the
eve n ths close Of the performance at tho Richmond
theatre the cry Of "hre raised BY In tho up
per tiers threw the audience into ndescrbable state
Of alarm Ladies tainted and screamed and men and
boys rushed from the parquet and boxes all aiming 0
gain the stairway and doors Some sprsng from the
windows the rsk Of breaking their no ks, without
stopping 70 inquire whcher the danger behind real
or maanay In moment the avenues " escape became
choked I'D by human boings struggling for eges The
officers OF tho theatre acted with rrompncS ard cnegy
and hut for thOlr efforts SORROWS oss uf limb u not -
life must have resulted " Immediately
discovered that the gallery sst apart for NEGROES
In flames, and the ncgro occupants poured doWn
the starwsy out ~ reach Of famr ant smoke N'hp
mskihg eiIorV snrprs-s Tho fauoN Ihn hl'ftHhs
nteilcncs that III theatre nt" spifhd inply
thr alarm bolts rang, and the Gre brigade rushed ,ro
,iio sTro IN double quick Lnc hnt 10 wnt'' W. y" !"
IN. AatnL ~ E--- - Nv ~ NlI--1l ---- ---I
The New York herald., 1865-03-26
ALB.w~, March 25, 1893
HILLS RBPuRrkD.

ALBAw~ March 25 1905
mIls RBPuRuD,
To amend the law for the Incorporation or life and
health insurance companies
To close Second avenue brooklyn, which was oricrcd
w third r. atsng
Relative to employees railroads
Roitisc 10 ,ir scDuns ul rtiroved ssscnsor s,i I'd
nini.rprs
AUn4,p 4 lp'0 igb ,s,r-, 10 M,nfry NM.
The New York herald., 1865-03-26

FOR saIe-A second Hand Case Of Dental
ns large size complete IN every respect st -
Fourth street near the Bowrry
The New York herald., 1865-03-26

ALBANf, Ftrch .b, Is6J
The Senate after the report Of surdry local bIs I'd
journed until half past O'Clock Monday evening
The New York herald., 1865-03-26

Grover ~ Baker's First Premium Elias
tc srb and Lock stitch Sewing Machines ES Broaiwsy.
Sa, Ygrk aud rs Fulton stree, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1865-03-26

Immense Prices Paid for Old Books
.O an Books Rnsrtyirgs Ac on hand
LIGuAT BRofuERs ii5 Nassau street, above Am
The New York herald., 1865-03-26

Dyspepsia Tablets. s.-weiiing's Dyspep-
Tablets. Tor Indigestion and Heartburn 20 oen~ rss
Sold BY drigg st1 = " holssalc, 81 BroadNJ
The New York herald., 1865-03-26
The ANVIL sna Forge Mighstsr Than
the sword.

lbrOm tho Ric6mOnd Exanin0rs b3hI0u x<l
Tho local uoops-cspecialiy tho LsSarstoy. Arsaess
and Tredsgar battaons responded with gre1s 49,
rity 70 the recent military cslb upon them fA1oee
their services not required the psomptness 49,
turnout showed how ready they were 70 do their dn
Will be exercised in calling out Of tho worknsa q
the government Embellishments They ON do betscs -.
vice at their regular employ In prosbdiny gssesU
all the suburban coantry around RieLmond just nsw
the anvil the forge and the work bench no powsfM
than the musket when the successful welding OF tns
nuskst depends upon the necessary army material whAnA
oAn 10 supplied through tho energy Of hese govUsnsm
employS Unless the emergency Is Try extreme, we
say let them alone They arc doing their work. and .
vssy nccossary work The Of u revoiusioa Do
penis Not altogether brains In legislative Lsnzs bW
mechsUiAm la the worksh0ps.
The New York herald., 1865-03-26
1T,e Rest Physician. ~,

Messrs. Fowler - Wells, Phrenotog ists.
ave charts Of character daily. Al 80 broadway
The New York herald., 1865-03-26
General sfngletoa Entertsin tho
Rebels at Ric mOnd.

TFFDfH IHF ENHnIIIrT bATNFI
General Singleton OF illinois, curously enough warm
personal friend President Lincoln Hence his 10
Richmond and pecnIares IN general Now v the rebels
should hang him. the Of oecsi justice In HIS case
would be- completely fled.-Cinc,'noS tram~o,of
Hang him, On tho contrary, the "rebels' are cher.
ishing this Yankee spccuaor oourtng his acquaintance,
aud hoping for the honor Of invitations 10 great mir
ts~>I M 10 abot to gre AND t1 c.ch NJ q snd 10 har,
exprsply smporxd ne champagne One might suppose
this Singleton only friend Of Mr. Lincoln, but
friend of Mr. Dor,s, too; for he 20 and como Ut
pleasure through our lines, and what he pleascs
through the blockade thing which very few Confede
rates have interest enough "a do
The New York herald., 1865-03-26

Corns. Banions. Enlarged Joints and
sll diseases Of tho feet cured by Dr ZArUARIE, -
The New York herald., 1865-03-26

Our Sev rushing the t~ other day his fsos
besming thyvgh it triple coat Of ink. with the potent
ldc,r pcrchcd himself upon the imposing stone
and delivered the following magnificent cpigram:-
When the isiies Icsyen bless emf
PLANTATION BIrTEHS take,
They all etesim. Delighted
"Ohi what duck IN DRAKE"
We would remark by Of erpannon that the euthoe
sick with dyspepsia ownegs of
spirits when lady friend presented him with
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braies and its effect magical enough only
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specren OF s seins which va have given vive Ia ftan-