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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

~, ro,n, ana bouglt Ave new trunks ana placed Tue
goods ~ tho rnpks; pnu loi tc now
/. -; with the four new trunks i"" n' 49,
four seat " ytrs to Newbern; 10 "! P,ss"so i"'
Halifax Was fOur Or ii.c dayr at Bust0. "a" Pu
.ou n i,.t,n Who Olks for Bond Son. lv1gle''gt,
bo.ton; no name i benjamin Cohen Pa"Lp,rpA.l
named liant, ia Montreal tod ne where l s1un see
Coiens mother, met two brothers whom khe" III
Ko.ion. ,Hsir names were Cram; waited until TOOK
m. .,sn.s OH tue boat; belsgo the captain OF ho
We 81 sinugrlcd tbo goods INTO bo''"n hls hslic ns
John OBucu; the vessels nnino was tbe pafA
ii.hlax;' vent 10 NewhOIk ifoin i0st0n, ana re-
mainca al tie Asiog House three days. shs severn
per ~ / knew IN New lOfk: went 10 fhiadeipnih
from NeW-lork. and remained dhy or TWO al lh'
American i.Oit, ici. Baltimore ana came through 10
Toronto .,.. about the ld OF 2hh on august L
came 10 Toronto In passenger iihlh aout . o'"SA
f,om Hamilton on the Great Western Railroad ihiS
was il, The morning; 1 wrote a ett1 10 Dr. blackburn
b, M Preston tie day aitr arrived III toronto ce
fonGaui Ut the tijfoni AFTER hf. Iission N.u'
over be- tcicgrnphed his book keeper 70 ssbu o :"
clifton; went tue same day. ana DE- iachpuiH o"i'
he hai no money ind wa 20 como to Toronto II
uiac kbu, morrow ed the money and sent me on I" ba'
ttInore ieu the Suspension Bridge at higli. ana
sui,c al Baltimore the next night came hnIo Nv"
eron Detroit by telegraph from NJ Ahut, ano 90
so cHaca when arrived heres NJ 30" ~ from
son, cot "A pass. or the Grand lilnh hs'lwns nTu'
nr,,5, Ia 'roronto, 1 was in Toronto on the io,h uhi
of Apr rel; 1 did DOt say that TIE hsIVeh 1a,
IN ti,ctl nrI gar mndc at Toronto 81 Ap'i &c, L.
n, Peterson then called W. W. cioars' pu' no ""'
! moi in Court thoBgh bdpehaed ,..,;eo1 a.
~ io ury pr EobiDsoB being duig sworn iehliiIeu
! III 1T m,
,, a,J connected statement: Mg hret kho"nubo y.
t6 man yams and my first personal .nGr ;s ,
Dr Blackbnrn-though well acquainted Win We " d.
tcr aud family in Koniuoky--was On inc sonio u"!
sbou, Jan - 1861; my knowledge o. ni Mn",y s
,hTonoh a motto r, ceiycd from gentleman Ia mon.aea
~ nd iii, nokuown to me- who. after the American
Fashion Of usiug minister Of she gospel as m.
,Ii,enc. ol.eI addressed me note felucs'int. An"
me-, M. moper of his charity 10 tho extent Oh ~
II found the Hyams none,. ana IN T tSe tSowins
vo wioh was Enclosed to me stating that ineie S
o such society the CO1Ss1 as.crIsd ia this let
.''!, 9e, mae The charity Of the benevolent; th
e t S" # ya@. wa, the following term' '''''"
H"at'"i TORONTO jan Is. 1864.
L Socefy. Montedl ,....u,. xou with these fey
ne,, bing Ia distress am COM ~ ths iah AN
Volunteers. Col Tappan being my oapded in The BATH
L. aud 10 months In the service being woux lit
o. shoh In my leg homo al ~.
iue ten. Curss took possession OIL n,a II wrets n
4 arrested and sent 70 81 Louis Aid Ih,'o e. an,
rnilo rnY escape to TORONTO sh Nv" - wv
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-03-28
A Slaves Theory OF the War.

The Raleigh On. C.) Standard, talk
ing about arming the slaves, reports
the following as yeritable converse
ton: ''' '''a.'
Master-Well Sam, the white men
are not able to whip the Yankees, and
we want you to help US. g :. Z "a
Sam-Golly, master, what l got to
do wild it? No fight o mine. Dc Norf
want to make me free nigger, aud dc
Souf want to make me free niggar, and
l 'speot / be killed. fore its done wild.
Master Oh, no Sam, you must fight
for your country. Gen. Lee says yon
must.
Sam-Bress dc Lord, master, Sam
got no country here. Sans country
in Africa. Sam hab no power to de-
clare war. The good book says, mas
ter, dat de nations dat declar' war must
do so afore God, and in his name. Eff
.dey don't do So he'll turn a .deef ear
unto 'em and cuss em. Oars two sorts
WARS, master, Gods wars and de-
devils wars. Eff Sam can't declar' war
like de white men dat's got q country
to fight for, den eff he's forced toI6ght
he'll fight in de DEVILS war. O. De minr
lister, teeched me to run from do devil,
and Sam specs to run from de devils
war, t"i .'i' A'lD = ''0'''.
l .Master--Ah, Sam you don't UNDER
stand. We want to put the negroes
in and have glorious winding up TO
the war; We shall close it,. if the me-
groes will only help us, in a blaze OF
glory. iogll '1it-1sliFc 'io.n asir snoi
Sanr-Golly, master, dat's jes' like
de sirkus. Dey always wind up ds
sirkus wild de niggar. De old clown
he cit our money, and den trow de old
close and de flour barrels mong de mig.
gers, Hell he'll he! Spec Sam don't
go TO Dat sirkus, -. sid ~ faicuo. 30
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-03-28

TuE Truth WITH THE BARK On
An Englishman, formerly a resident of
Chatham, G. W., but for three years
past soldier in the rebel army, thus
writes to friend (Mr, James lClecye)
at Chatham,: "Ihase been in the frebi
cl army for three years, but hayc got
tired Of it and came home. ] quittcsl
the rebels on the 10th of Dccembcr
last, and have, after seriouso reflection
come to the conclusion that was a
great foo, tpr ever going into the thing,
If il, was done over again am, very
certain I should have nothing TO do,
withlit, aud it is my opinion that tse
whole South would take fquite a. dAtiern
ont ,step. from the one they took four
years ago, What the, Southerrers are
fighting for is gone, and, for my part,
/ see iio; possible. chance for them to
gain ttheirdindcpendence--they a asd'
driven from every point where ytbsy'
haye made stand, .eAccpt Richmond,
eand il is my opinion that that place = !.
.certaih to fall as soon as spring opens"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-03-28
T'0Issa1ie RcGg Estate Far Sale
vUyIE SlIBSCRIBEH DFFERS

u for sale his large. commodious Brick House. and
ont busings together with one or more lote,as may
On IN. premises 10 q ehoiee variety @nffrgit trees,
such a. Plum. 0berS, Peach, Pear aud APPLE. with
eheice seieciion 81 Grapes. iFf ~. ~ ~. y
Also 20 uouse Iota. iae most desJshie of any 10
Town, as they On the Immediate vlcinity of the
College heinz NJ the most foufshibg rstttu ffons
IN the State Those WISHING Ia lot for pleas
ant sitostiou. rsre oppo rtniy nov presents itseh
Terms 10 sccommcdate the ,purehs'erJ,..a.,t - 7
Apply " J.w, wiSsoR.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-03-28

fzy- An Irishman asked a hardware
dealer how much wood one Of his
stoves would save, was answered half
'sSme, then, I'll bay two and save the
whole" ~
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-03-28
u. S. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD-REARING, BONDS,

These bonds are now worth premium of nine per
cent including gold interest from Nov, which makes
cluding iterest, about ten per cent per anuum, be-
sidesjts exemption from STATE and municipal tarafion
~hieh add, rOm 10 three per cent according
to the levied other property The interest is
papable semi annually by coupons attiched to each
note, WEIGH may be cut of and sold TO any bspk or
banker. The interest xnounts TO at@
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-03-28
% 3al9@S @ sS HILIsDALE MICH TUESDAY MARCH q. 1865.
IT. S. 7-so LOAN.

BY authority ef the Secretary OF the Treasury. the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agenc, for the sale OF United States Treasury Notes.
bearing seven and three nhs per cent interest, per
aunum. known "A the VNr
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-03-28
LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date Of August 18TH
1884, and payable three years from that time in
currency ars convertible at the option Of the hold
OF Into
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-03-28

To DR.. John Il. Williams. Y
Having thus received permission TO
publish the contents of the Ms. book
confded to me, Inow present them to
the public, hoping they will be as mitch
Interested in their perusal as | have
been. -
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-03-28

FrncIs UT To Q each
The articles in this stock " JeweIry OF the neat
est and most fashionable styles Certificates of all tn
various articles put in sealed envelopes and mixed
ihus giving all fair chance, and sent by mail for %
cents each; and ihe receipt Of the certificate II is
at yopr option to ONE DOLLAR and take the article
named in IL not Five certificates, 81; eleven go;
thirty sj; sixtyfve, SO; one hundred, $l5 Ceitih
cate moaey TO qa enclosed with the order. Cores
poBdsnee promptly answered.
We wish IL distinctly understood that bu siness
Is Lottery The object of this of selling is
TO give purchasers the opportunity of buying Jew Try
at tho Wholesale prices with the chance of getting
watch some other valuable article; anu all goods
sent not satisfactory be returned and the money
Will he refunded.
AGENTS. wanted in everp town and regiment. Send
for circular. Address, W.FORSYrH a CO.,
IL and ~ Nassau ST., New Yorh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-21
,PLENDID LIST OF ARTICLE
TO BE SOLD I'D
FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH!

TO
FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH!
10 Superior Grand Piano Fortes ..... 500 to $500
100 Splendid Octave Iianos............. 400 100
l5o Melodeons. the best made........... 100 zoo
Us frst class Saving Machines 30 q l.0
200 Silver Tea Sets...................... % " Ioo
$50 Ladies and g euts' Gold Watches. 20 -' $50
$50 Ladies' Gold Watches.......... IS 20
300 Gents fine Silver Watches.....-... IS " 20
200 Diamond Rings % ivy
1000 Gold Vest and Neck Chains..-..--.... Is SO
5000 Ladies' Belt Buckles new patterns ~
1000 Gold Oval Band Brucelcts.......-...
1000 Solitaire and Gold Broocbes--.-... 4 10
1900 Coral, Opal. and emerald Ear Drops
5000 California Diamond Breast Pins. so 10
5000 Gold Fob and Vest Watch Keys. so
1900 Fob and Vest R,Lbon slides...... 8 :" 10
5000 Set Of Solitaire Sleeve Bntions,..
$4,000 Gold Tiiubes, Pencils, kc--.,..-..
10000 Miniature Lockets.-.....-.-..----. so
10000 Stone Set, and signet kings..--... 80 10
10000 California Diamond Rings............ 10
e,0Oo Sets Ladies JevelIy, Cameo Pearl, ID
10000 Cold Pens Silver Extepsion Hold q.
- Srsa nd Pencils 10
5000 Gold Pens and Gold Peneis......... 6 10
5000 Silver Goblets and Drinking Cups. 80
5000 silver .................. IS 80
1900 silver Fruit and Cake Bsskets...... 20 4" 80
800 Photograph Album-....--........-. 20
5000 Large photographs in Oya! Frames Is
1900 Large Family Bibles. s" Is
SOME OF THE NAMES OF FORTUNATE PCR-
CHAsERs WITHIN THE LAST FEW DAYS:
L. c. whtiord, Lombard Block Chicago,
gotta magnificent Grand Piano............ 81 900
Z b. Carr No. $50 ". Monroe ST, Chi
esgo, got Fine octave K sewood T.
Pialo w
Cb.s. McFaTIsnd, Esq, boot and shea mauufaciur-
er $50 Lake ST., Superb MeIodson. $50
DR. Shaw, No. I55 Clark street, q PiaDo,..-... SIS
Geo. W Stratton No. 29l Clark Aeodeop, les
Mrs. AckeTlv, No. 1875 y. ellis street Grover /
Baker Sewing Machine ........-......... $500. 81
Henry jew eit. Joliet Watch ~oEtL-.......... lcS
J. l.. Williams, IS W. Lake St, Silver Tea set.-. -
This list of names could 10 extended tJ.hoSssnds
PLAN OF sElE.-Cards naming each srtcl, and rs
placeI sealed envelopes and we'll mixed
Ore Of iase Great tint sae Envelope containing
the card describing come article, worth At least
dollar retail and al.o collection on popular
eouSs and valuable receipts worth many dollars Will
he sOd any e the Company d>Its or agencies
by mail any address without regard choice,
on receipt of IS cenfs The purchaser What
article liz ticket calls for, and it's value which 10
from thousand dollars, and then pay
dollar aud take the article not At his tin- ns
blanks purchaser gets value
Price of Euv clope- 25 Cents each I; Clsb Of
Five scnf 10 one address for S1.OO.
Idy:ses ordering ~ rigH may d,pold on hdri~I
,To1 end he article dretcn trU be
dI.ly any dd1rss Cti,d2o ~ refuv slal
{rsry aTticic 2,aGrGn teri gsrs p1Jea
s,asructior o. the r,Oney irtH BE- refunded.
LGkAIS WANTEDr-send stamp for circulars. Ad-
dress all letters T. c. 81 DUNN CO, GRsAI GIT SALE
CHICAGO, ILLS.
DEPOTS: q
Nos. 49, Clark & 1873 Dearborn SITS,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-21
alueaqa embellishments

From the Adsertieing Agency Of C. II. sCKIvEN.
6S DsdrLor,l 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-21

Es1ArE cP Nc1afn r1uspsTosr DECEASED.
The undersigned ivii han appointed Exe-,tor. orb.
last VIII sud test7Hent ~ Richard ppnnd-;sp, late nf az
county Of Ia Sale sl State ul Illinois deceased bersby
give motto TINT t-r 800 4ar before the County Cm,rt
Of La Sale county. % ta Court isc At the Feb
Term, Ola the rhird Monday 10 F.b newt At which time
all persons having claims against sJ estate are notified
an requested to attend Tor the IN pose "hayn the
adjusted, All persons indelt o. s1i T. tate nre rSIcst-
ed to max immediate s l..t % the undersigned.
Dated this i3;h day of Oet. A D.. 1-G5.
~ lZABEcH POINDSrGSE EIecu,ri1
SAMU a. Poi hDsTDNF Exe.u,or.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-21
Er0al Aonertisrnlrnts.,
4HacamSa Notice. TtyGiT

nun" 'Heit NOttce. M :
sIhIE or ILLINOIS :. County Court thereof Do.
~ SNAA CoVNIT: cen!p!r lssln,ISG5.
Jsc"p finlh'rn W. W !!luin Z. Sifaea.-A ftsehncnt
Public notice j. hereby given - ti- Sad William T..
Sargt, Tint writ ui Ht',lusnt issued Of the oiics
o. the clerk % the Comfy C.a;t Of IA ss county iii.
nous dated ln 9Th day u f,-r g. o. 1865 q, the suit of
said Jacob lishrrn, and against an. the said
William Savage, ici the hundred and eighty.
one dollars and ninety cents directed the sheriff Of said
LtSal!e county, wch sil writ mas been returned ex
cutel
Now, unless yoU the said 6lamE SAVAGE shall person.
ally be and appear before the sand County Court q La sale
county 90 before TIM -t y tine term thereof
:. '- h"'ien at the Court Hpnse in ottawa the first
n''lt: OF December. >i5 give special ls and plead
te s''l Plaintiffs Hct judgment VIII %. entered against
YOU ana IN FAVOR Of jllo -1l jacob F-lcrn and much
% We PROPERTY at Iei-i i1ay Dee sufficient satisfy
sA - shi-nt ui costs vl BE- sold satisfy the
4 pee LODI ltth l'a5-iw = ". RAYMOND
/ '-'''N'i ~ i'i'N'4- II IT. AftF- ier
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-21

~ n ttl-Jraied Iat-nt DsubiS
SHEET BOftOnl F2He.
A TIT .Hisinvited to the following psin.s Of su.
Is. sunr-La.ting. with proper care, 1t least
20 years. Stoves ar. in use that we're set up in
1898. -.
sa Afs,tt,cruRK-Every portion of-ths stsTe IL
constructed Each stove is submitted to
critical test and none Leave or unless com
plete;y and perfect finished.
Sd. CarlcITY-Baking, broing, bsiling roasting
and al ether culinary operations performed as ne
same time barrel OF 1our baked int bread with
single fire. r 81
L An. FcoxaYr-s.yiar thcce,t s'ths stevs fns or
wears in the item of fuel.
9Th. yEsrrLArIos OF ovs,.--in the Stewart Steve
alone the front doors open directly into the oven,(pro
tec,ed by letter. patiently securing a direct dram
,bronvh tn. too of the ooe,a by Of per forated
b.les in the door. and back cues. 1t VIII be borne IN
mind that as the heated sir always rises, this method
eff ventilation i, only OF va! ne whatever
9Th ENTIRE CONTROL OF HgAT-Tie heat generated
by the stove, sy lei. t.sreia and used or tro~n
INTO the room, at pleasure. .-..
9TH. The DOUBLE SHELF 30 Tom FLuE-By whicn
COMPRISING and inverti sction Of is obtained
and the oven evenly and efficiently heated than
hy any sther known Invention.
s.ir. BRouIyG-Performed the top and without the
possibility of smoke entering the room. t-.
9Th Hor WATER EEsEKvoIg AND WARNING CLo'Er.-
Both useful and conyenien supplied by the waste tca
and without extra fuel.
10th wATEg BacK.-An arrangement: for supplying
hot water for the bath room equal to any range
ssoId ry az dealers, on a trial of months; WITH
aawrrten guaranty for that period If asked 600
s9y-B Beware of the numerous worthless limitations
nov in market See Tat the na '.of P P. Stewart
and Of the manufacturers arsane, lstove. Nc other
i. genu:ne, --F
w- Descriptive pamphlets free nail to any adj
dress Agen ciss in all the principal cites and towns
intlls United States, Address,
q FULLER, wAHRE2i 4 CO., Troy, " r,
SpIs Manufacturers and Proprie.oTs OF the Clinton
Stove Works. ...
Tor sale in O.ts-. su,y by JOHN MANLY
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-16
Somewhat Alarmed.

The astute and pungent gentlemen who di-
rect the course Of O." Statesman" sans "com-
prehensive views" exhibit alarming febrile
symptoms over the letter of Gen. Cox, and the
Pioneers advice to them is an immediate con-
sultation with their Rev and Med. friend Olds.
We in our modesty never dreamed of placing
ourself on the same shelf with a Columbus or a
Daniel, but the course Of the N. Y. Standard
aud Columbus Statesman, prove that we made
shrewd guess as to the direction in which to
look tor the " disappointed" individuals. We
shall make no application for the patent, as we
honestly believe our friends Of the Statesman
were at least abreast of us in the discovery, and
the effect those comprehensive views" may
have on the intelligent ones Of their own flock,
IL what ia the matter. Be patient, gentlemen,
and il your chum of the Union" gives Ms a
little leisure between this and election, we shall
endeavor to pioneer you in the way you should
propel.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-16
Collision on the Lakes.

DETRoIT, August 1l.-A collision be-
tween the Pewabic and Meteor occurred
at half past eight on Wednesday evening,
six miles from shore. The Pewabic was
struck on her port bow, Just ait of the
pilot house, and sunk in three or four
minutes. The boats we're running at full
speed, and struck with such terrible force
as to crush in the entire bow of the Pc,
wabic. At the time of the accident il
was scarcely dark and the boats saw
each other six miles apart. When ap-
preaching they exchanged signals, and
the Pewabic bore off to pass. But the
Meteor, for some as yet unexplained
reason, turned in the same direction and
struck the Pewabic. o1
A number were killed by crashing
timbers. A few passengers jumped on
board the Meteor before the Pewabic
sunk. Life. boats were Immediately low.
cred from the Meteor, and picked mp
those who were not carried down with
the wreck.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-16

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. b.. Editor CT
the Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge, aud
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia, r tes7
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines, in general, through distrust
of their iugreuieuts and effects, yet know of
no sufficient reasons why a n an may not testify
to the benefits he believes himself to have re-
ceived from any simple preparation, in the hope
that he may thus contribute to the benefit of
others.
do this the more readily IN regard to Hoof
lands German Bltters prepared by Dr.C. Nj.
Jackson OF thi, city, because | was preiudiced
against them for many years under the impression
that they were cnieAy an alcoholic MIXTURE /
am indebted to my friend. Robert Shoemaker,
Esq, tor the removal of this prejudice by proper
tests, aud for encouragement to try thepa. when
Suffering from great and long continued debil.
ity. The use three bottles of these Bittrrs at
,he teginnine OF tie prese 1T year, was follower
by evident relief and restoration to a degree Of
bodily and mental vigor which had not felt
for six mont! $ before, aud had almost despaiied
Of regaining. therefore thank God and my
friend lor directing me to the use of them.
j. NEWTON BROWN,
Philadelphia
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-16
The Furguson Trial,

Champ Furguson, on trial at Nashville
as a guerrilla, seems to be the inoarna-
ton of all that was devilish and barbar-
ous in rebeldom. The mythical atoci-
ties of Sawnie Bean are hardly to be com
pared with his fearful deeds. 1t seems
almost incredible that such a monster
could exist in any civilized county,
Every day Of the trial unfolds new tale
of horror. The following is one of the
mildest cases. The witness said:
~ am the widow Of William Fogg lie
was killed the lst day of November, 1855 l.,
eight miles above a albany, in Clinton
County, Kentucky. Furguson came INTO
the house, and said: "How do you dog"
| asked him to have chair: he said he
hadn't time. l asked him to have some
apples: he said he had been eating some
He asked for Mr., Fogg: | said he was in
bed, very sick. Furguson walked to the
bed, where Mr.. 4. was, and said, "Hou
are you, MI. Fogg?" My husband re.
piled. 81 am very sick-l have had the
measles, and have taken relapse. =
Furguson said, Il reckon you caught th,
measles at Camp Dick Robinson" Fogs
said he never was there. Then Furgusol
shot him with pistol, and | started ou
of the house, and just as got out hear(
another shot. My husband never spok'
after the first shot. went about twent,
yards from the house, and returned il
about fifteen minutes. AT that time Fur
guson was starting to his horse. Wher
got into the house, my husband wa
lying dead in the bed. He was she
twice, once under the left breast and ais
in the right side.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-16
From the Rev Jos. II. ,kennard. Pastor, of the
lOth Ra Church,

From the Rev Jos. II. ,Kennavd. Pastor, of the
10th Baptist Church. s,. y, te,.,..
\ DR.. Jsckssu:-Dear Sir:--I have been fre-
quently requested to connect my name with
commendatior of different kinds of medicines.
but regarding the practice as out of my appro-
pirate sphere, havein all cases declined but
with clear proof in various instances and
particularly in m, family. of the usefulness Of
DIR. Hoofland's Germsm Bihers. ! depart for
once from my usual course to express my full
touvsction, that for generaldebiIity of the sys-
Gem and especially for Liver Complaint, it is
safe and valuable preparation. 1n some cases
it may fail: but usually, doubtnot It will be
very beneficial to those who suffer lfIom the
above cause. Y ours, very respectfully
j. H KENNkRD,
Eighth below Coates Street, Philade1pia
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-16
A Distir guished Applicant for Pardon.

The Herald's Washington special says
that Judge Jackson, of Florida, and
United States Minister at the Court of
Vienna in 1855, was at the White House
this morning, it is supposed soliciting a
pardon. The Judge is represented to
have been a prominent participant in the
rebellion. ls
The Worlds special says. another
cause of insane impulse has just resulted
here. A young lady, arming herself
with pistol of the same pattern as that
used by Miss Harris, deliberately shot a
soldier who had beaome iuconstaut.
The lover is severely, if not fatally, wound
ed.
The Herald's Fortress Monroe special
says Adjutant General Townsend was
closeted most of the day with General
Miles. The object of his visit has not
been made known. The probability is
that it was on business connected with
his own department and nothing more.
JEFF. Davis is still in his old quarters
appetite good and health improving. and
evidently caring very little about his trial.
General Miles, whose sole duties are to
watch and keep him safe, fully and thor
oughly appreciates his responsibilities.
Those who have the feeding of Davis.