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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE PEOPLE have been 30 much imposed upon
clad to Be Able TO recommend preparation
which can be depended on as containing the .ir-
Of the public confidence. Doctor AYERS SARsA.
PARILLA cures when anything can cure the dis
cases that require an Alternative medicine.
NAV ll.lW
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PAPER RCoLLARs.-Lockwood's Cloth Lined and
Printed Collars. Gray Moulded and Ward g
low, new styles of Butterflies. Neckties, &ca At
GEO. G. HENN1HGS,
m 8.6t* @ cor. 7th st. and Md. av., Island. .
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CoLsATE's HONEY SOAP,

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such unfverss
demand, is made from the ehoicee materials, Is
mild aud en- olient in its nature. tragrnaly scented
and extremely .bensfcia! in its action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers .-.- Jan o. eoly
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To PURIFY, ENlIcH THE BLOOD, BEAUTY the
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TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, &C.,
Caa Be Cured by one who has really cured him self
and hundreds Of others, and will tell you nothing
but the truth. Address, With stamp.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARRILLA
cleanses and renovates the blosd irstils the vgor
of health In to the system and ges out the hu.
mors th at make disease. m25-6m
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IL The oath Of allegiance has been taken by
700 cftizens OF Savannah since February 1st
~ There were coined at the Philadelphia
mn mint IN April 3,83e,324 pieces, valued at Ssi3,-
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Nor FEW or OF 9HB WORST DISORDERS that
afict mankind arise from corruptions OF the blood
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA is rem
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FROM EUROPE.

The News of the Presidents Assassina-
tion--Letter of Sympathy from Queen
Yictofia-Expressions Of Sorrow by the
Emperor NapoieonAAddiilonal Extracts
from English Papers. -
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ADJUSTMENTS.
T. WASHINGTON THEATRE.
p, Corner llth and strsts, near Penna. ave.

-
FRIDAY EvHING. May L, 20,
BENEFIT and last night buone Of - -
Mr.. G.. c. BNIFAC3,
who will appear in his cesbrated char acter OF the
CARDINA DUKE, -,s
in Bulwer's beautiful plS of
KlCHLIEU.
ssuPBomTred oy Mrs: B. HILLIPSsas JULIE DE
MOnI6MAk. . and the eLire eompauy.
GROWERS NEV THEATER.
Rennsylyanis Avene. near Willardb.
UNABR1DaD VERSION
M.s. II. B. srowEs SalAr WORK, entitled
UNCLY TONS CABIN,
in m any sectionI Of the country. All the origi-
nal Scenes els,o.ntsy rserodseed by ths nonS maze
All the stsftling mechanical originality. con.
eeiyed upop the occasien of the frat prod q
this great Drama in America, effectively managed
3y our master naehinist, Mr.. j. Kelly.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON. when the price OF
admission to all p,rts of the House will be fifty
cents. .r
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SIGNOR sTRINIs .
y sOIRfE MUSICALE
AT
SEATeN HALL,
MONDAY EVENING. May Is, 1855.

MONDAY 's4tEsSSE stsS!sa. Ha.1h; n, r. 1855.
sssfSh 70 e Iii Il
MAR and the leading Talent Of the Cn"irs Of St
Churches of this city. .s
pRoGRIMaE-PARr FIRST.
2. Cavatins gsssoCc" LucreEia Borgia," .Dohizetti
!. pusttSTwo PianSsS":T ":TrsViata,". -: yeIa!
sseFIetfIuSif rorss de.
s. Aria sopTsno-'.Nabueo eodonosor, Verdi
Rqs s dsTen ro..n
6. Duetto-'.Quanto Amore'-Elisir
.- uAmore- ---- ----- DohiZeIti
Doors open at IA O'Clock P M. soiree te COM
Be- q shs sach
Reserved Seats without extra eharge) may be
rfSRos used
as sss snds Ss Ka
T. ELLIS, Agent for this city. myl2 eo2t'
OXFORD! OXFORD! OxFORDI
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
BxTRAoRDINARY ATTRACTION.
First week Of the Startling sensation Drama of
TE9Is Ts9Es F9Ms F9M's SABIs:: SSaBIS:
got or at cost of 81 600.
Note the Cast of Characters.
Uncle Tom This original charac-
The Angelic Eva ...... La Petite Mary
-. -. .--.. Miss Nelly Whitney
Phins as Fletcher ---......,.........-S McMillaa
Marks. Barry Garter
Other characters by the company.
the Warrington public with her great Banjo Solos:
0onss at ToPsY. W TopsY. ToPsY.'
This Lady at the day present has no rival.
The great variety show "a usual, making an en-
terta nment o. four hours duration.
FOX. CURRAN. & NORRIS, Proprietors.
Fashionable Matinee Oh SATURDAY AFTER,
NOON, when the ave acts of Uncle Tom Ein oe
performed. may
FORD,S NEW FHEATER.
TENTH STREET, above Pennsylvania Avenue,
NOTICE. .
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE GREAT MA
TIeNAL CALAMITY, THIS THlATER WILL
RE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
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4 gMBER LUMBlRl LUMBARl n
< On hand large stock kof 80 10
.s, - LUM 1R, -
comprising in part 'f
900, 900 feet A White Pine Cuttings
100000 " Hemlock Joist and scantlins
100000 Spruce do do
100 900 4 Eastern Shore Flooring
100000 "A, Ga. 8-4 and l2-4 w. 2. Select and
Panel, mostly Albany Of superior quality and
500 900 Laths received direct and will be sold
4. Also. White Pine and Spruce Flooring, White
Pine and Cypress shinglef. Seasoned Oak, Ash and
poplar, &C., &c. all OF which 1 ofe- at the very
iopss Psrticnisr Inducements offered to large cash
purchasers. pnwaRnoIapR
Virginia ave.. bet. 9th and 10th SITS. east,
a,ls-lms Navy Yard.
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The assassination Of President Lincoln con-
tinued to evoke expr pressions of sympathy
and indignation throughout Europe, and the
arrival Of the China was anxiously awaited
for news OF the development Of the effect in
annarica
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A DOUBLE. PERFORMANCE Is GIVEN,
A DOUBLE PERFORMANCES IS GIVEN.

The place running double expenses, presenting
every branch OF the amusement business admit
able to the stage, consequently supremacy is at
tained over any place in this country. and the
the same night at one chsap price. crowd the Can
terbury in preference to any other place, to gaze
upen the Beautiful Females, radiant with grace
and accom- plishnente.
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NATHANIEL B. FUGITT,
LUMBER DEALER
SIXTH STREET WEST. NEAR PA. AVENUE

MoNIY LITERALLY ADVANCED on Ola.
lNl MONDe, WATCHES, JlWELRY. &c. All
business strictly eenfdential once hours from
II A. N, 70 /, and from tot P. n. No. 234
Pennsylvania avenue, two doors from 18th street,
MP st.lrs. Room No. Q. n. LIBMAN. a
mh 2J~1mH pSamepd Broker.
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i Inmher Yard to NATHANIEL B. FUGITT,
with whom all .persens indsbted to nae are ear
in order to facilitate the closing Of the STAIRS
OF the old Concern JOSEPH fU9IYT.
Washington, D. O., April ], 1855 ta
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THE EVENINGS STAR: ..
PUBLISHED DAILY. tExc cEPr st1yn,v,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
seataTs't corner Of 'snn'a arenue dud ,1n ,,,,-t
By W.tD. WALLACH

The STAR Is served by the carriers 70
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PRlos FOR MA1LINs:-Single copy, Three
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TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT.

a Music Hall and Dramatic Troupe. perfect In
every detail for the representation Of Varied and
rheatrioal Entertainments. The Dramatic Corps
selected from the Theaters; the Music Hall Or /.
saniyation, cleaned from the best Halls OF Ameri-
e, consequently every night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10
Noble and Manly Words.

None Of the Provisional Governors
exhibit more wisdom and more hu-
name. civilized, cultivated sense Of
justice aud equity, than Governor Mar
vim. Of Florida. 10 8 late speech Of bis
be Eeiterstes the sentiments which be
has 30 frequently expressed, that the
freedman must be invested with sbso-
lutte equality before the law With the
white man in ali respects, save that Of
suffrage. OF his being admitted TO tes-
tify in courts, the Governor says: -
lam aware that this is hard doctrine
TO many, but il 10 not, and never was,
such TO me. Some think the negro con-
stitationally iar-shat falsehood 10
marrow in bis bosSs. and that it circu-
lstes in bis blood. Now, this 10 not true,
in whole or in part, and the statement
ia SANDER noon both God and man.
An experience OF thirty years in the
South has satisfied me that the slave
has often told the truth, whilst the mas.
ter has lied. All classes of witnesses
stand before the court and jury upon
their own merits, and their testimony,
by Judge and jury, ia taken for what il
10 worth. They would, no doubt, often
periure themselves, but who does not
know that every court room IL the thea
ire of more or less false swearing We
owe IL TO the bounty Of wise ProVi ience
that justice is SELDOM perverted by false
Witnesses Perjury is such q monster
has &C., many aud such horTid heads
that the Kissing Of their tongues makes
q sort OF Babel of the witnssg stand,
warning with each other and with reas-
on, and with q thousand circumstances
which surround, reveal and guard the
| truth For some ysars / occupied the
bench, and many are the instances
In which have known E9ilty parties 70
20 unwhipped Of justice beeauss eolored
people could not core into court and
testify. The admission Of such witnesses
would have given the States prison or
the gallows It's due aud relieved society
of bad and dangerous characters,
have much feeling upon this subject,
because the impressive and painful les
sons Of years crowd 10 upon my memo
ry. You know that the mental classes
Of all nations are permitted TO appear
In court to testify, and that in some In
stances lords AID mobiles have been sent
TO the gallows on the evidence Of house
servants Our colored population are
rs we'll qualified to testify as they.
This is good sense, good words, good
law. And, by the way, the Alabsma
Convention 10 reported TO have passed
an ordinance embodying these views,
subject, however, TO the action hereafter
| of the State Legislature.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

Peter Maisr and Ben. Stinson have
done something in the way Of collecting
claims and back paw for soldiers Do
they charge anything for their services7
Victor Bisch is abused for receiving
thirty-fys dollars from some soldiers for
whom be bad secured q bounty Of four
hundred dollara Do the legal gentle
men Of whom us speak, work for any
Iess2y We should like to hear from some
Of the soldiers wives on this point. We
think their testimony would be interest
ing ct this psFticuIsr iuncture. The
ventilation Of some cases, of which we
have received only intimations, might
do great good. AL we have TO say 10,
il. Peter settles up estates as he col.
lects soldiers claims, the heirs will moi
have much difficulty In dividing their in
heritanee.A% 49, =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

"Fuxxx DrscussIoS.-A afsnny +"
discussion il gong or: between the Lou
isville Jo0raal aud the Mobile Rsgtstsr
asd Adrsrtissr. Dir. Prentics, Of the
JoaTnal the other day remarked that
thsy were managing things lin a funny
wAs down in Alabama. Mr.. Forsyth.
OF the Mobile Register and Adssrtiser,
reports in his psper of September 1st:
Kentucky neutrality has left things
in . far more funny" condition ia that
State. We have managed matters better
in Alabama than he has in Kentucky.
and this day, no wise man would ax.
change the political and social status of
Ala- hama for that of Kentucky"
f. 1t 10 hard to tell which has the beat of
the argument On the whole We think
isis ain Of ona and half doMea Of the
o&Aans
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10
neartless Abandonment or Chifd--
IL Is Thrown into the Road and Ar
tackled by Hogs.

A remarkable case of intended infan.
ticide was developed this morning. A
few days since q two horse wagon with
three young men on the drivers sea In
front, and 3 young woman, half reclin-
ing 10 the straw which covered the bed
in the rear, passed house on The Wild
Cat dirt road, going from town. The
young men were laughing and chatting
pleasantly with each other as the horses
logged along st . round trot A woman
who stood in the door Of the house 90
served something drop from the wagon,
and going out . few minutes later, vas
just in time to rsscue . new born babe
from the hogs, which had ALREADY at
tackled it. The iufant--a splendid boy
babe--was tendszly cared for, and seem.
ed to have sustained no injury whatever
from its unceremonious tumble from
the wagon to the road. Tbs occupants
of the wagon were 81 once pursued. The
young men disclaimed all knowleags of
the affair. The young woman was found
in bed very sick, 80 she said, with
ague," but on being closely questioned,
ouFstinto tears, and made q full ac-
knowledgement of her shame, implica-
ting wsll-known citizen of Ilafayette me-
the author of her ruin She Is quite
young, and has hitherto moved in re-
spectacle circles. Her parents refused
to receive the child under their roof.
bat, true at last to her naterualinstincts,
the unhappy mother stole out Of the
house ut night and walked four miles
to the house where the babe had been
left, and walked back with it ii her
arnaG-Lafayeste 05~rSsr. rs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

We cannot see why any Unien man
should vote for Mr.. Cox 10 preference 70
Capt Darling IL 10 true Mr.. Cox 10 q
gentleman, and will make o good Sheriff,
but 80 viii Capt. Darling. In addition,
the latter does not train With those indi-
viduals who for four years past have
abused the Government and encouraged
its enemies. In this respect be has the
advsnteas Of Msi. Cox. The latter
political associates are the very men
who cried down our money, abused the
Administration, sneersd at the army,
held meetings Of rejoicing at It's defeat
and organised secret political sssocia-
tons to cripple the efforts made TO sup
press the rebellion. These are facts
that cannot be denied. Where are the
men who were 80 active against the AID
ministration in the dark Gays Of 1862
Nearly every man of them supporting
Mr.. Cox.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

II the Democratic candidate for Com.
mon Pleas Judge cannot spell testament
correctly we have no right TO expect
much from It's candidate for Commits
sionsr. But while We have no right to
expect much from candidates on that
ticket, in tho way Of spelling Or any
other department OF knowledge, the
people have n right to demand better
and more Intelligent men TO Gil their
Offices Of honor and trust The party
that win insult their intelligence by
asking them to elect ignoramuses, de-
serves a rebuks that it will remember
tor years to come. II 10 for the people
Of yanderburgh county to administer
that rebuks today. NOss 10 the as-
cepted time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10
and bis gang in 1852.

GRS. Snocua on CoPPkRHEAps-The
Albany Ebsaiag JoArssal of Saturday,
says:
Daring O visit of Gen. Slocum al the
North, m pending the assembling of q
Union Convention, we bad converse.
iion with him, in the course of which he
remarked in substances: "Whatever
else yon do, / hope you will not fail to
administer singing rebHke 10 the Eeu
st the North who are opposing the war.
They are great deal worse than armed
rebela You take care of our enemies
who are keeping up. Ore in the rear.
and hs soldiers viii dispose Of those in
front. 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

The New York Record is not very
nice about its candidates. It supports
Gen. SLOGAN IS 9 candidate, and vet
says;
Gen. Slocum's order, forbidding the
organization of the Mississippi Militia,
is one of the most imprudent acts Of
military despotism that any one in
shoulder-straps has perpetrated during
or since the war. Il showed Gen. Slo-
cum to be most narrow minded man,
and Gt tool ofA centralized dsspotism.
This ia q model journal for you q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

John Hogue was elected Commission
CIR In the dark days Of 81 The demA'
gogues who then nominated and elected
him deceived the people. The military
horizon was dark and she minds Of the
people fall OF gloom. Hogue's friends
t.aversed the county and told enormous
yarns about how people were to be tar
cd, and farms would bs sold to support
the tan collector; how the money was
fast becoming Of no account, and that
in short time II would take hatfull Of
gresnbaeks TO buy breakfast; how our
armies were being defeated. and We
could never subjugaIe the chivalrous
people Of the South. Under this condi-
ton of things Hogue slipped in to the
Office be has since disgraeed. The sans
arguments are not used now in his sup-
port, but his friends feel now just AZ
they did thea. What say the people !
DO they not remember these things
Let them, then, act accordingly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10
- THE NV YorL D.moor,ov ba

H@r The Nsw York Democracy have
suddenly fallen in love with the princi
pies Of the Union party, and have appro.
priated to themselves all Of the credit
for the suppression of the rebellion, sur
rendered all of their principles, and
nominated three straight-out Repabi-
cans for Stats Offices. They have appro-
priated the President to themselves, aud
become his special champion. The
New York EreRiHg Pest, however, re-
calls ANAL scrap Of history, and pub
fishes the following extract from leader
OF the World on the Baltimore nomina-
ton Of Lincoln and johnson last year
ls The only merit we can End 10 this
Baltimore ticket Is the merit Of con-
sistency; 1t Is al of a piece; the tsil
does not shame the head, nor the head
shame the tail. A rail-splitiiug buffoon
AID a boorish tailor. both from the back
woods, both growing up in uncouth
Ignorance, they would afford grotesaue
subject for . sstiris poet, who might
celetrate them 10 such strains as Dean
Swift bestowed on Winston and Diston,
or Aristophanes on that servile dema.
gogue Hyper5olus.
All that was left of the Democratic
party expired with the surrender of Lee
aud capture of Davis. Nov, they hope
TO get into power again By strategy"
then turn tail on the principles upon
which they were elected, as did Seymour
and his rang in 1882
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

Evansville never has known such pros
perity as within the last three years.
since her affairs have been administered
BY genuine Union men. Her growth
has been unprecedented and her popula-
ton nearly doubled during that period.
Win her people ruin that prosperity and
forever check her growth by electing in
competent men to fill the county Offices
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

The rebellion proved fearfully ex.
pensive method Of obtaining rights
Omitting the destruction Of private pro.
perry and the destruction of households
all over the South, the debts incurred
BY the rebel States, aside from the "Con.
fsderate" debt, are Sufficiently large 10
be an intolerable burden. The Slafe
Treasurer Of North Carolina Turntables
a report, the sum Of which is as follows:
Your legitimate debt. citizens of North
CaroIina. 10 $l3.6le, 500, and your war
debt 10 SIC, sos, 9S5. But / think NAV
fairly subtract from that total the "a m
Of $l,002.500, leaving your actual war
debt Gle, 596, ASS. .@aA
Verify the way Of the transgrsssor 10
hard. Retributive justice ID wellnigh
II not wholly appeased by the self.inHict-
ed penalties of this crazy rebellion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10
what Ha, been secured.

In less than six months after the sur
render Of The rebel armies, three impor-
tsnt measures for indsm nifty for the past
and security for the future, have been
almost consummated, and may now bs
regarded as fixed and unalierahla 70
these three important objects the repre-
sentatiyes Of the people lately in insar.
rection against the National authority
may be said 10 have formally consented.
And IL there Is any Circumstances neces-
sary to complete aud 10 ratify them, Il
will soon DO secured beyond peradven-
ture. These measures and objects are
rs follows: E8 s+E.EtE
/. The ratification, by all the recant
insurgent or rebellious States, of the
Joint resolution Of Congress amending
the Federal Constitution. BY forever
abolishing slavery Ia the United States.
III. The abrogation and appeal Of all
laws, codes, or provisions, State or mu-
nicipal, for the protection OF slavery, for
the oppression Of the colored man, and
for the Withholding from him the rights
secured to Gil OF his race, ~ most Of the
free States Of the Republic. tsA
III. The authoritative avowal that
none Of the debts incnrred in the pros
ecution Of the rebellion against the ma
tional authority, either State or nation
al, shall ever be paid OF be made the
pretext for taxing the people, or for
claim upon the Government Of the United
States
There was no period during the war
when if these three great measures had
been presented by the Southern people
as guarantees for their obedience 70 tbs
laws, and return to the Union; they
would not have been accepted IS basis
Of an immediate cessation Of Lostiiities,
and the beginning OF long and honor
able peace. Regarded in view of the
notorious suferings Of the Southern
people, and contrasted with the abound
ing comfort and prosperity OF all the
loyal States, we may well ask whether
this 10 the time to resist or 10 question
the reconstruction policy of President
Johnson3 An inquiry like this becomes
more pertinent when we reflect that
none Of the authors Of the rebellion can
take the oath preliminary TO securing
seat in the National Legislature, and
that 30 perfectly convinced OF this fact
are The people of the South that they
have not put forward any candidates but
those who can comply with the condi-
tons set forth in the Presidents Amnss-
ty Proclamation, and with the covenant
prescribed by Congress- II the repre-
sentAtives of the American people 10
Congress assembled shall, in their wis.
dom, decide that tie people lately In
revolt must, by yet further acts Of sacri.
ace and submission, manifest their de-
sire to be good and faithful citizens in
time to come, their judgment will I'M
doubtedly be loyalty accepted and obey.
ed but VIC cannot anticipate such legis.
lstion, aud we certainly do not think it
would be either expedient or wise
Warrington CAyoRicle - SEQ.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

Democrats; old, honest, tried Demo.
Gratis, remember the outrages that haye
been committed in the PAST four yesre,
and 20 TO the polls resolved to stand ~
the candidates of the Liberal party Of
the city Courier. 49,
What outragss have been committed.
Do you clS.sify the suppression of the
rebellion as an outrage" Z O45l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

The st. Louis DenoerGt asserts that
from q hushsl Of corn three gallons ID
@ola@aeR can ba axtraat@d
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

~M. n. PAR2ETf will be csndidate fsE re-
sl@etisn 90 the OeAes q cirouia gasgss for fks
Fitssnth JusieiAi Circuit. composed Of tins eozn.
iias % Crawford. Ferry, srsncsr, Tsrrteks vsa-
4arburRh and Possy, at the snsaisg Ossokss sisc-
4fmm 4 &--r SIS e