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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-28

The thousand bales of cotton from
Mobile, to be sold for the benefit of rebel
prisoners, have reached New York, and
viii soon be disposed Of
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steam to and from the Old Country,

q e WELL-hNUWN - IA
i havorits Clyde-buIlt iron Steam. Il ~
srS ofths ANOHOB LINE Il ataam-t a
ships, "HIBERHL1," I" -HCALEDO- eAs
MA, y "BRTfAN Nh, ,'and " UNITED KINGDOM,
are inssndsd to sail fortnlghtly to and from New
York, carrying passengers TO and from LtraPOol,
Gasqo,s, BsIfaS, Dublin, WataJord Cork Limerick,
Galtspg or LondondeTYr. Thess vessels were built
specially for the Atlantic trade are divided into
water and afr-tight Compartments
BATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York TO any Of the above Places
Cabins Sl2O and 500 stseraEe S45, payable IN
American currency.
To New York from any Of the above places -
Cabins S65 and $50; stesrage t25, payable In gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buv
tickets At these rates from the Agents.
FRAHOEs MACDONALD I co.,
Iaus;Ia5 sBoNling Green, M.
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2saqs aud Eealfinss.


nRUGS AND MEDICINEs-THE
IL sttsatioa q Physicians - all-persons "ish7
hg
Pure and Reliable Medicines
ID respectfully soleissd to my stock which Conprf
~ o0mplsts assortment OF everything psrtafs
iag ~ --
TIE DRUG TRADE.
and as prices 20 insure atdaotion to the pureEszss
DsETkE ESD SUa0I1lL IEsrRUHEHTs, TEEfH, Fon,
, YJLdsEIzED RUsaER AsB VULCAUEERS,
af tue lst6ss and most approved patterns sold .
UanufsotuTers' prices.
PeFggHlerY and Fancy Articles,
IN gre5s variety Also = Btook o. LIQUORS tas 70
quality ssoOud to none IA market.
Agent for DAYS sPLIHTS, the most complies
sat OF 5piuts ever offered to the Profession. Coun
try PhysioIAns particularly invited to an exam
iaatioa-of my stock, and will nnd II 70 thair 81
yantEgs p isyor me with their orders. .
ians --7- s q. y. CLARK. JIG supsFlor-ss.
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The Wealth of Merchants I'm the
United States.

The following is a statement showing
the estimated wealth of the merchants,
manufacturers, and traders throughout the
Northern States:
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OLEVELhND CHERRY VALLEY
OIL COMPANY.
OlPITAL $500, ,00O-IN $4,000 SHARES,
PAR VALUE $40 PER SHARE.
snbseriptIon Price s5.


Subscription Price So.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENTS.
WORKING CAPITAL, $50 600
B. :. PEIXOTTO, President.
EDWARD BUDWIG, SECRETARY.
U. KOCH, Treasurer.
UsTEEs.
B. F. PEIXOTrO, Of Davis. rsl1otto L Co.
EDWARD BUDWIG, Of s. Thorman Co.
\. z. PAYNE, Of Gross, Payne 90.
o. KOCH, of Koch, Levi b Mayer.
&. Q. YATES, Of Tod, Yates q %.
MANUEL HALuE, Of Halle 4 90.
S. MANN. Of S. Mann.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
The Lands and Oil Wells connected Herewith arc
located 10 Yenango county, Penn.
Fitty-siE acres I'm fee single lie within short
walk Of on Creek, above Oil City, west Of the cell
Story Farms on which are located the largest pro-
ducipg aDd flowing wells in the country. Wells
are now being sunk on this and
Two other TIA is lie Immediately on the ALE
ghany River, mile above Oil City, on the Alorn
Farm. The Company have lease running nine
ty-nine years.
Two new wells have been sunk on tht 90 tracts
one is down 800 feet and already producing Oil and
will no doubt prove at least 100 barrel we'll
Gil.
Tho work is rapidly being pushed ahead. All
the engines, tOOls, implement5, derrieks, engine
houses, tubing quarters tanks, belong to the Com
pany, and a o Of the very best description and
quality.
A limited number of Subscriptions VIII be be re.
oeiVed at 1--WE DOLLARS per Share, by appIicA-
hon in person OF by letter to the Once of the Com
pany, corner RAt0r snd Superior streets where
maps. prcspectusss aud sI other Information can
Dc obtained jRn8
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jau26:Iss
9 A t E NJ E N T

STATEMENT
Condition Of the Charter Oak Fire ard
Marine Insurance Company,
| On the first day of January, 1865 made to the
Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant TO the Statute Of that
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of the Company is "Chsrter Oak Fire
and Marine Insurance Company. and ia located at
Hartford, State Of Connecticut.
I. CAPITAL.
The amount Ofits Capital Stock 500 coo %
" paidup. 10000 90
II. ASSETS.
Cash of the Company on hand and in
the hands of agents and other per-
Z4,592 Al
Real Estate AS 81
The BONDS and Stocks owned by tho
Company, (as per vouchers accomps-
nying),-how secured, and the rateOf
interest 221, ,94S 90
Debts due the Company, secured by
mortgage, (as per accompanying
vouchers) S09Z5 46
sTs ssoomPanyinsJ %. p@. O~S 5000 90
interost.........:..... .....,.....,... s,4s3 90
Total Assets of The Company 1864, ,2l7 60
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not dae............ ST. coz 81
Losses unadjusted and in suspense,
waiting Tor Iurther proof-.......,...... 5,6lG %
Total Liabilities Sls,225 %
~. MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any
one $40 coo 90
The greatest amount allowed by the
rules to be insured in any one city,
town or No rule
The greatest amount allowed to ein-
sured in any one block, ordinarily. 10000 90
The amount of its Capital earnings
deposited Ia any other State, as seour-
ity for losses Nothing.
The Charter, or Act Of Incorporation Of said Com
PAny is on file IN your oflice.
STATE OF CoSNECTICUT, loo
COUNTY OF HARTFORD. 30
jos sph II. sprage, President, and Jas. Goodman
Secretary of the Charter Oak Fire aud Marine Insur
ance Company, being severay sworn, depose and say
that the foregoing is full true and correct statement
of the affairs Of the said Company that the said Insur
ance Company ia the bona hde owner of at least ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual cash capital
invested in Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on
Real Estate worth double the amount for which the
same is mOrtgagedj and that they are the above de-
scribed officers said Insurance Company.
[Signedl, JOSEPH q. SPRAGUE, Pro}t.
JAS. GOODMAN, Sec'y.
[sEAL.l Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th
day Of January, 1865.
S amp. A Comm'r for toe State OF Ohio.
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state Dehts.

The following statement of the State
debts of the different States will be of in
tarest
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UTISHARTSPINE TREE CORDIAL
w For sale at 128 Ontario street.
Jams CHURCHILL RRQTHER'
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New jersey enjoys the enviable distine-
ton of having no debt, but some other
States are heavily burthened.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE,
COLUMBUs, o., Jan uary p, 1896. !
It is hereby certified that the foregoing is correct
COPY of the statement of the condition of the Charter
Oak Fire aud Marine Insurance Company Of Hart
ford made to ana fled IN this office for the year 1863
[SEAL.l Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
[Stamp.1 Auditor Of State
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O 7 A T Z n E N T
NJ or TIE

| g L a I Il III b N L
~ OF TIE
Condition Ofthe MeFehants' Insurance
company of Hartford,
On the srst Cay Of January, 1856, made to the Au-
dtor Of Ohio pursuant to the Statute ofthat State.
NAME AND cation.
The name Of the Company Is MEBCHAETs' IssUE-
AECE COMPANY OF HARTEoRD, incorporated May,
1857 and is located in the city Of Hartford, Conn.
CAPITAL.
The amount ITS Capital Stock IS s2oo GOO %
ASSETS.
Cash OF the Company on hand, ant in
the hsnds OF Agents and other per-
SZzl4z 6l
Real Estate 10000 90
Tbs Bones and Stocks owned by the
OOmpGny, las per vouchers accom-
psnying) market Hs,09O 90
Debts due tho Company, secured By
on IGl upinSeam6sTed iaaS1i @ real ostats.. S7.tOLO
Debts otherwise secured, las per vouoh-
ess saccompsuying)-LoHno Of Stock. 2,79O 90
In'sTeis GS4aa !sG aaoruod......... ass g
All other Securities, ,(sundsy Bank stock
per ZIG 925 90
Total Assets Of the Company ..... $3.50, 100 90
LIABILITIES.
The amount of Liabilities, due or net ----
due, to Banks and oEher orsditors... None.
Losses sdjusGsd and due.......,............ None
Losses adjusted and not due...-....-.....- eO3556
Losses unadjus 1894 %
proof None
All other claims against tns Company. None.
Total Llabilitioa...................... s0.890 Sc
MISCELLANEOUS.
The GREATEST amount insured In any one
risk Is tZOOOO 70
Tho greatest amount allowed by the rules to ba in
sura1 IN Cikv. village. 10 rules
have been Adopted-depends upon its size and
character
The greatest amount alIoWhd to be insured in any
one block! No rules have been Rdopted-depends
upon its construction. -..
No art of the capital or earnings OF tbe Company
is deposited in any State, as security for losses
therein.
The Chsrter or Act of Incorporation Of said Com
pany. certified copy sent hsret7fore
NJ. HOWARD, President.
I. THos. LoBDELL, Secretary.
STATE or CONsECT1cUT,
County OF Hartford, ~
Tho foregoing statement was subscribed and
sVorn to by the said Mark Howard, President and
u. ThOs Lobdell, Secretary, Of ssid Merchants In
surance Company, this 7th day Of January, A. D.
1865, be ore me.
tSEAL. GEORGE G, SILL,
A Commissioner Of the State OF Ohio, within and
for the State Of OOnnso lieut..
OFFICE CT TIE AUDITOR or STATE,
OoLuMBUs, ONO, Jan. IL, 1865.
1t Is hereby certified, that the foregoing is 0 cor
rect COPY Of the statement of condition Of the Mer
chsntsi Insurance. Company OF Hartford, msdo to
and fled in this Office, for the year 1865.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
IsEAL JAS. h. GOODMAN,
tsTAHP.l Auditor Of State
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

+ There are private individuals who. seem fa-:
ted to falIin with adventures. thasFe ape works
Of art the history and mystery of which never
come to an end Who would have conceived
it possible that q newr romance concerning Mo-
zart's Requiem should turn up? Yet Lien.
Jahu's new Life Of Mozart. (Which may be
NOTICED when it is completely contssius some@
thing Of the kind; d, tail ola frigiltfuI passage
of The composers las. years; during which, If
was already known, his .infdelities to his Stan
erl were many and reckless. The heroSinss -wasS
a young, beautiful married woman, whoseejjeal-
'ous' husband committed suicide, after HAVING
marredehis wife's beauty forever in presence:
of the composer. To the horror Of this scene
is ascribed the detection which notoriohsly ],
darkened the closing months of Alozares life,
and "The Requiem" is nov stated to have
been in part undertaken as atexpiiatpry by
one who was as sugerstituous as heawas. affec- ).
tionate and sensual.g It sbonld be added that,
by those who have gonc the deepest into the /.
subject, Herr jain is accepted as a writer of
research and credit. London Athenaeuus ~.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
Important Cabinet Meeting. %

There was special Cabinet meeting;tosday
continuing over four hours, at twhichsnnpoltants
aud confidential matters were discussed The
snBject Of trade and commerce With tho imsllrs.
.rectionary States was under consideration .sssi
the meeting, but will again bes considered at
the regular Cabinet meeting TO morrow %Aeasss
it s.hoped that matters may be arranged so.asss
to throw open the. door rs widely aud as freely
as existing legislation will permit. The inns
portance OF unrestricted conmesial intercolrrse;;
as an agent of reconstruction and pacifcatioo1,,SS
is fully appreciated by the President and CabISs
met; and the only discussion is: as .tosbows
this can best he accomplished under tie laws
Of Congrcs,I FRAMED fora very different condition
Of affairs. The general financial conditlon Of :
ting: Southern States, as 5efeqting con,mercisl
returns has also been fully considered iu the
Cabinet consultations ssnpen. the subject, $ !:
y may safely be stated that The icountry;(
will soon be Sratifed BY the pronr,llgationh Of
MUCH more libcral and satisfactory Regulations I
in reference to Sontlicrntfade than have here =
toiore been deemed advantageous or advisable. :
-NeU York Herald. q. :: 90: =
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
= CAMDEN s. G, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 2e, 1866.

We learn that tie several railroads throughout the
State arc being rapidly repaired. The roads in most
cases be put in running order by the United States
authorities, whose intention'ls to usc them for mill
tary purposes and er their end accomplished will
no doubt turn them over to- their original poprietors.
Gen: BEAUREGARD and Staff is said to have passed
through Atlanta, few dsys since, on his way 70
louisiana Vice President STEPHENS was at the same
tlrnc, in that city, rs prisoner on his way North
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
Capture of President Davis

{.
The Charleston Courier says that. when
President DAVIS, was captured be was. dressed
in womens clothes; and that hewas conversing
with the ladies, one of whom proved to Ibc his
wife, and the other Mrs. CLAY. His capture
was affected by one company. The Courier
says:
The Sergeant Of the Company noticed the
trio and was suspicious that all was not right.
consequently he dismouhted and askedthe
party some few questions. In the course Of
tho interview Davis, unluckily for: himself, .ex.
posed his boots. This did not escape the no,
tice OF tie Sergeant, ana he at once came to
the conclusion that the foot WAS altogether too
large to belong to a woman TO satisfy him-
SELF however, he stopped down and lifted a
/. corner ftho dress, when not only boots but
pants were made visible. He next made an
examination of the bonnet, which, on being
removed, disclosed to view the head of man,
and this man the Sergeant at once recognized
to be Jeff Davis. Said the Sergeant after re-
moving the bonnet, "Jctf Davis, you arc my
man, COME with me-"
Mrs Davis and Mrs. Clay were also arrested :.
The party were sent to Hilton Head, where,
they remained until yesterday. They were
then placed on board the steamer W. w.
Clyde, and conveyed to- Fortress Monroe. The
Clyde was conveyed by thsgmboat. .Tuscarora
When the steamerarrives from Hilton Head,
we shall doubtless be furnished with the parti-
culars of the capture.
1T is stated that the tall figure of Davis Sc
riously iuterferred with his assuming the char
acter of woman. Notwithstanding he
stopped considerably and feigned lameness, he
was not able to deceive the Sergcaut-Sho made
the arrest.
: We predicted. some time ago that Davis
would never be able to get out of.the country.
The telegraph wires had been brought into the
service Of IBIS capture; and all through the
Southern States squads of Union cavalry had
been sent out to hunt him down.
! Thus, the arch>traitor, who few months
ago so fippantly issued DEGREES. for the murder
Ing of Union men will very soon find decree
70 which he will be the victim. We hope the
zeal of the Union flag now We have Davis in
our clutches. We want next the unprincip.ed
traitors who formed bis Cabinet Most o1fthem
are doubtless skullfng about in Georgia or Ala
bama, and by all means let us capture them.
:t---e.----- -. I. :.
The New York Herald announces the arrival in New
Yurk of Dr. A. G. MAcHsY.. m acknowledged Union
leader of Tho Palmetto .',:.' who aIas suffered
Mich from his continued .Ial Of his principles
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26


we publish to-day feeling address; to the people
of South Carolina from late civil Governor, a. G.
MAGRATH, suspendng the functions of his Office, in
obedience to military orders issued by the aiorGen
cral commanding the Department Of thesouth"
Whatever may be the feelings experienced by any
OF the people of the States referred to in the order of
Gen. GiLLMoRB but advise and council them to
accept with cheerfuness andresgnaon the fate that q
upon Them agitation and resistance to the military
powers that b. will only foment tho troubles and in
crease our burdens, already great. Our duty and
only course is acqueseencs Lot, us accept our fate
with dignity.
All viii admire the manly and noble spirit of Gov
MAGRAgH: His reply breathes spirit truly Roman
whatever ho has done he believed to DO right, and
whatever he has said he believed to be trne.n In
retiring from his official position he ca,l favo flun
pleasing and satisfactory assurance that hecarcs with
himtho sympathy and best wishes Of the people Of his
State and their appreciation Of his course III tv;ard
10 tIcif rights and imnunitics..
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

The people Of Savacuah, we learn, haye' become
quite tractablc of late, so much so that the Federal
authorities have doomed it unnecessary to continue
military rule, and have turned tho city over TO the
civil authorities to exercise their municipal functions
as in days of yoro. The arsenal Of course, will be
gurrisoned .--
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

REMOVAL OF TILE Loyal STATE &c ovERS;--
MEsT TO R1cHMoND.--.The LoyalaStute Co.
yernment of.Yirginia, which has. hithers6 had
its scat at Aleyandris IS to Be Temoyctl next
week to Richmond, where Goysrnor Pilerpont
will begin the recoDstsnction ofativil ntherity
throglrou the Ola Dominion, county by county.
y, 80 -, = Neau oyk sHerul1.t,e.
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CAMDEN, FRIDAY, MAY &c.

We learn from reliablc" source that the cars arc
running regularly from Charleston to Orangcburg.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

The Yankees have got out II new playing card.
Their 'republican"ideas have made tham ignore kings
and queens, even in 'isoyen up" Colones take the
place Of kings; tho goddess Of liberty usurps the
the queens scepre; and big fat msjor swallows up
the lean hungryjac The "stars and stripes" enter
largcly'iuto the deck. We wonder with what trump
they will lick Maximan with his Montizumian gold
and John Bull aud.his Canaden pile? Spords, we
guess. Vire Ia Americaaa,
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
Surrender Of Gen. Taylor.

The following official dispatch, from Gen,
Canb by to Gen. Wilson, has been received in
Macon: ' 3,
To MAJ. Gen. J. II. Wilson, Montgomery:
Lieut. Gen. Taylor has this day surrendered
to me, with the forces under his. command, on
substantially the same terms as those accepted
by Gen. lice. AS the surrender of Gen. 5ohn-
stou to Gen. Sherman includes all the troops
East Of the Chattahoochee River, the surrenz
der Of Gen. Taylor includes all the troops
West of that river.
(signed) E. r. S. CANDY,
Major-General.
Official: E.'B. BEAUMONT, Major and A.
A. G.. -
|. Gov. AIKEN The Richmond '"WHg," of
the 10th inst, says
"Thc President has ordered that no mill
tary guard shall longer observe the movements
Of Gov. Aiken. The latter has been kindly.
received by the President and it is understood
that there is no just cause for his arrest by tho
military commandant at Charleston.
"Gov. Aiken Was closeted' on Wednesday
with President Johnson. Hc had a long inter
view will, Secretary Stanton in the evening,
has the freedom Of the city, ands enjoys the
society ofmelnhers of his family who came on
WI. him; tpm all of which it is argued that
he is !lcrc in aid of the Government, rather
than to 1ceciyc its discipline" -.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
Tic city of Columbia was gSrrisoned on yesterday
ly command Of Federal troops. r..

Several paroled officers OF the army Of Northern
Virginia having sgnifed their willingness to e. abroad
to Europe or elsewhere, Cen Ord. commanding at
Richmond has issued an Order which says, that
passports and passage to Halifax will be furnished
thom on application at the Office Of tie Provost Mar.
Shal general of thai departments
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

A regular line ofseamstips are runDlng between
Charleston and Savannah.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

CONFEDERATE UNIFORMS The annexed order in
regard to wearing ofConlederate uniforms has bcen
issued by the Provost Marshal of Savannah: -.
handing to notify all persons whom it may concern,
that hereafter any person found upon the streets or
any other public place dressed in the uniform of an
ofcet of the so.called Confederate service" will be
Immediately arrested and held for trial for ulisde
meanor before the Second Provost Court
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

In New Orleans three men wcro shot recon ly for
expressing pleasure at the ASSASSINATION of Mr.. LIN
CoLN
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

Cen YOUNG. Of Georgia, the Phocnir says is in Co
lunba. He appears in citizens clothes and Ike Otcl-
Ia renornces Tie ponp and rageantry Of glorious war;
and will with manly resignation as many others have
donc retire hcncclorward to the peaceful duties Of the
citizen. -. .ar
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

In consequence of the illness ofone Of our compos-
itors we arc Qdmpclcdo defer tho publication ofmany
Interesting items of news ali Of which will appear in
Mondays issue. - =.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26


No MEETING OF THE .LEGrsLATtaE.- .-!4.Bre-
vet Alaj. Gen. Wilson, in pursuance of instrlc-
tonse from the President of. the United States,
has given, notice through the Macon papers
that Hneitber the Legislature or any other pos,
litieal body will Be permitted to assemble uns
der the cal! Of the rebel State authorities. !"
Tie people Of the State. Gen. Wilson ssya,
"src earnestly counselled to resute their
peaceful pursuits throughout tLe State, and are
assured that the President of The ited,States
will without delay exert all the lawful powers,
of his office to relieve them. from the bondage
of rebel tyranny, and to- restore them TO the
cnjoymeut of peace and order, with security'of
life, liberty and property, under tho Consttu-
ton and laws OF the United States and Of their
own State"
- dUnHsin Hbrop;r5e
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

President. LINCOLN SHORT while before bis death
remarked that be thought 'DlxlE the gTeatest time ho
erf' heard"> We gicss greater wall from the sub,
jnsa'cd widows and orphans in Hixios land has fallen
upon him in later days.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

We arc pleased to SEQ the publication ofthc Cda,t-
tutiondlist resumed, after abnes enforced suspension
by the United States authorities. 1t quite ractable
at this time, anhYe have no doubt will be permitted
to continue its publication, 50 long as lis proprietor
does not assume the obsrcperons.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

Goldsmith says in one Of llis Poems that "Drinl
takes man to his bier s;;as
We suppose il, does take Dutchman to his lloger
beer
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

The New York Herald announces the arrival in New
Yvrk Of DR.. A, G. MAcE%r.. an acknowledged UnioJ
leader of Tho Palmetto ."i,:." who @llas suffered
Mich from his continued a- ..al Of his principles T.