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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-16

Officers:
ELIJAH GOODWIN. President;
WIN. p. LEDWICH, Vice President;
JOHN r. BERRY, Secretary;
WIN. P. LEDWICH, Treasurer.
Directors:
Elder ELIJAH GOODWIN. Indianapolis
Hon. WIN. E. NIBLACK. vincennes;
wM. u: MONTGOMERY. Loogootes;
J. r. BERRY. Esq;
WIN y LEDWICH.
A. J. BECKETT, Eco, Agent OF Duboi
County, Office on the corner Of the Publ,
Square.
March 18th, 1865. n.
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Justices Blanks.
A GOOD supply Of Justices Blanks con
n stantly on hand and for sale low a the
COURIER OFFICE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-16

JASPER, INDIANA.
WILL practice In the Circuit and Com.
~ mon Pleas Courts in Dubois and ad-
joining Counties. Particular attention paid
10 real estate csseses, examining records,
making ont papers, for back pay, and boun.
~ claims, and Probate business collections
Of claims promptly made
Office south eide Of the public square.
Nov. 5,1S64.
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arti cular Attention Given to the In
surance Of Farm Property.

Indianians. You have been paying. ant
continue 70 psy 70 companies located ii
illinois, Connecticut. New York and oihe,
Suites. hundreds ef thousands Of dollars PEI
snnum. This immense sum sen, out 81 the
State for insurance purposes can be retained
among our own citizens, for which purpose
TIL + SIN MISS PPI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-16

Has been Instituted
You have now an.opportunity OF insuring
your property with a safe end reliable Com-
pany in our own State. II should be the
pride and pleasure Of every cilizen to en-
courage home enterprise; and by comparing
the plan Of this Company with that Of others,
mo person can fail 10 perceive the sdvsn-
tsges Of the SINNISSIPPI ovc, any SINH
lar institution doing business 10 our State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17
Diseases and Conditions Peculiar t
Females.

The beauty and delcacy OF female organ
saton nothing Of It's physiological Characters
uc sufficient indications that It sub ect 10 forms
Of dsease and notifications peculiar 20 itself The
physician Of the present day does not
forms OF uterine diseases than did the physician
lily years ago, but owing 70 the present social condition
Of woman her diseases increased to frequency and
the truth OF this the melancholy tesfhs by
consumption bear ample witness.
A. the American DlspensaTy treat by .
ne~ method and With the happiest results. Prelap-
sus Uteri, Ealing Of the womb Eraptions Of the
shin, Chloross, or Green siesnsss-chsraciersed BY
yeowish. dirty green pAilor OF the surface: Emsnso
Aessisrn. absent MenstruAtion; Aenorrhea, Re-
OF Aenses; Dy-menoFrhes painful and dim
cult flow ~ the Asuses kenorrhagia. or protuse Men
struaon Leuehorrhea Of excessive and altered
ton OF the muens-seneraily white, or nearly coloress
Reader, have given class Of diseases that
met with nfenales Of all age whether married
married: and 10 married Females would say that the
many other forms Of diseases peculiar to your
diseases Of Pregnancy, PArtGTitien and LactAsn OF
which Will not atmi; calculation il fof
the council chamber, adding but disease e
this hst and that formidable Uoersfo ofths
n you afflicted with organic weakness or any as.
ssnesge Of morbid phenomena Of this character you
lave 70 time to spare. but a; once apply FOR medical
aid II late the disease posi-
be % PALATE the symptoms and thus smooihe the paih
Nay 70 an antiney grave.
IN majority ~ Instances ;hess diseases Asse made
considerable progress before tie psent becomes alarm
ed In seme emacation IL the first indication
that attracts the attention Of the patient; friends An<
fearful sgnHeauce q the :, ord wasting Ii not only
constitutes the leading feature hut the earliest and
m-st omiaous symptos q C0nsumpi.eE. examples Of
which are Invariably met with in young ladies who
gified with high intellectual endewments refined &C
eemPshnents. and eyes flashing with unnatural bril-
hancy-not regarding these Indications beng those
81 ineipieut disease. bat those personal charms
Tine. slas' the poet Snzs-
toosumptous' ehesk ne'eT LOOKS aere pur-
Ard lovely, thar vhe1 past al care
AID ystthst bloom. 40 fresA SIT
Has lent it, heetinE al 70 ku
And speaks. - those Mo watch is ~
~ scknes.. dea.h saf suffering toe
ihoggh sho. Just vewing uEhs - ~
Could dream hat death iheres'
Address p o Box 1eos
III Fo.aee hours from 4. ~ Room 10
stss, Easi ssshaxten Street., Indianapolis. iatlans
- fce1s-elv
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PROFESSIONAL.
sS y VI - v \ l..
DOctnr WM. Tflssfs son
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
NO. % South Delaware Street

!. !. !. !. !.
lENTHRRE HE WILL CONTINUE
w to and Private e = SA
Diseases. in all thelr species, stages, Is SA
ranifcations and phases. EG4 UA
Dir. VIM. Thomson will give tsyGi ~
leach patient a written instrument "A ~
binding himself TO eject radical
land permanent cure. ar make n0sS w
charge. e8v
DR.. VIM. Thomson hss made the
treatment OF FIivete Diseases aSSNy
speciality since the gear s5i-three years in the city
Buffalo, y. eis Int years in Chicago III, aud twOyear'
Peoria, Ill. During eight practice ia Chicago
Ill.,, he cured over thirteen thousand cases.
Dr. VIM. Thomson, in bis practice fer Scrofua, Rheu
matte and diseases Of the blood. Fumiga
ng Vapor Path of the most ingenious kind in cortunc
lion with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence ofself abuse
This solitary vice. depraved sexual indulgence l.
iprscticed by the youth of both almost
limited extent, producing with unerring certainty the
following train OF morbid symptoms unless combated BY
scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance
dark spots under the eyes, pain In the head ringing In
ng OF ehariOts uneasness about the lons weakness Of
idence, ddence approaching strangers, dislike ts
orm new acquaintance, disposition TO shun society
loss Of Emory hectic Pushes pmples and various erup
lions about the face furred night sweas ftid
breath, coughs consumption monomania and frequent
,ly insanity.
The afflicted on the first appearance Of any of the
above symptoms. should Immediately apply TO Or. VIM
Thomson for relief.
Hsyr Office and Consultation Rooms 10 p south Del
ware street, Indianapolis. Ind.
p O. Box 1850. ian2f-dly
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MEDICAL.
M A " Il . Q .
How DESTROYED, How Restored.
Dr. y. -. PEN sDEsgA.
Physician and Surgeon
No. "a IL E. Washington st.
MEDICAL.
No. % IL E. Washington st.

TSCoSSECTIos WITH THE GENERAL PRACTICE
II OF Medicine, treat by and reliable medium
and with the happes results all forms Of disc Of
Nervous, seminal and Urinary aud Sexual systems
Young with hollow cheeks and pslid countensnce
telling in fearful language the silent working Of
formidable disease undermining your constitution,
DRY and reason hurryng you TO premature death re-
hect while reason holds sway and avail yourself OF
treatment that dtssipstes the slightest disease and
the harrassinE weakness Hnd other
Gus difficulty and perpetual annoyance
sPermatorrhesa, Sem nal Weakness. Nocturnal Ennis
sons. Sexual Debility impotence Efects u Sef-Abuse
and their resulfs-ina5y Consumrnate the Marriage
Contract, Mental and Physical pfosiratlon. Epilepsy
Insanity and Consumption.
The foe
Like a stauneh murderer, STEADY 10 his purpose,
Presses him close through every lane of life,
Nor misses once the track, but presses en-,
TIL forced a. last 70 the trsne nGoas verge.
And al once he sinks
Likewise, will guarantee radical eHFe OF syphilis
GenorTh9a and elect, In all their stages. entirely
moving from the blood the last spark Of these terrible
diseases that - gradually burn up The fountain Of lie
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Indianapolis and Madison
Am EAEG sBA D.
1864. ~ 80 7zz 1864.

Ne~ Arrangements 10 Commence uea-
dsy, Nay Is, 1854.
EtW0 passenger trains daily Sundays excepted) be-
z tween Indianapolis and Madison.
leave the Union Depot indianapolis, AZ coo A. n
and 2. NJ arriving al Madison 10 80 A N and 7.3s
P NJ
srriv az az indianapolis a. II A n. and T.saPH
Trans leave Columbus for Nashville at r. NJ arriv-
TX az $40 Returning leave Reshvlle a. 4 n,
sTr ving Al Columbus az IL Is A n.
fhi Road forms line with the Packets At Madison for
rsnsporation % freight between Cincinnati and
sgspoiis aud points West.
fsrf a. freiF hts A. low a. by any other route.
7ers aud merchants West will End 10 to inter-.
g. etip - fhisiine.
asrls DC. sRAEHAx. superintendent.
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Philosophy of Marriage.

TENHE PROFRIFToRs OFTHE NEW YORK Nc sEUA
Z o. Anatomy have determined. regardless Of ex-
Pense, % issGe free, Tor the bsRsal Il suffering hu
msnity, and suppression u quAcksTy) feuT their MOI
interesting and instructive Lectures Marriage and ia
csquaiitc-tions Nervous and Physical Debility, Pre-
ma IRE decline " Manhood, Ind gesuon WEAKNESS o.
Depression lmposency Loss q Euergy ard Manly Pow
err The great social Evil and those Nazdies which resu
from youthful toies, excuses OF maturity znorAnc.
'of Physiology and laws Of Nature.
These Invaluable Lectures have been TIE means o
enlishtening snc saving thousands. will
ed free on receipt OF four STAMPS by addressing
tsry Ney York Museum % Anatomy and Medicine sls
Broadway. Se~ YORK jan2l -dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17
IA CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR FExALEs.
in Correcting Irregu-
Iarifies, RemoyingO distractions
OF the Monthly Turns, from
Whatever Cause. and Always
Successful us "a Preventative,

tADc The "only sure and IEkIAlN ktAEDf Tor Al
<ihose alct hg complaints peculiar 10 Tie vheh
T. married or single"
Thes~ Pills nothing new but have been used by
the Doctors for many year.. both IN France and Amer
pea, with unparalleled success in every case; and he
urgec By many thousand ladies who have used them (
make The pills public Tor lie sievston Ct those suf
ering from az irregularities whatever. IS Vel - u
prevent increase q family where health vii no
permit u. Females peculiarly situated or those suppss
Rg themselves 50, cautioned against using these
IPs bile Ia that condition, A. the proprietor assumes
no responsibility after the ADORE admonition, although
their nsldsess vosc preventany tnisehef 70 health
40ther~ise the Pills srsrecomneDded Pull and eSPic
directions accompany each boz
soOc o, BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD * TWO YEARS
re. thousand boxes sent By letter. both By myself
agents 10 all parts Of the world which hav
been returned which ladies say nothing Ike the above
| pills have been known since thu SCIENCE or HRDl
|CIgE DAMNED UPON The WORLD IN REMOVING
DISTRACTIONS And RESTORING NATURE 10 ia
PROPER CHANNEL, Qriefing tie nerves and restoring
he"rosy color o. health TO the cheek cfthe NEST deli
3cate.
PRICE sI 90 PER BOY. sx BoxEs Tor s. 90
Sold by az Druggists and BY the following Job5inf
and Drug houses, Agents for Indianapolis, Indiana
Ladies, b. sending al, procure the Pls, sent con
Ifdentisily By mail, and without observation, to any
part u the city county, And for sale BY
1 ToMLINsON COX, No. II. East ashingteh street
STEWART MORGAN. No. 20 East Washington
W l. HAsKrTT = co. 30 u, west Washington
street
| J. p sEEoUR, No 5, Bates House Block, aid BY
DAILY. KEEPER a RUSH.
wholesale Druggists, No u. south Meridian street.
c. g. LACEY enerslTrsveling gent for the Western
States. Lee, Dearborn street, Chicago, Illinois.
y. B.-sone Genuine unless the box i signed IS ID
HOWE" janJl-tlyeod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

CLEANING AND DYElsG ESTABLISHMENT

<ygyHK UNITED STATES DYE house.. no Is socrB
4 Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
A. ri. old and veil known establishment, tbs lstes
have sks and xoolen goods tyed In perm and
colors. gents ko<oaxhly rsn0<s
3 ed and repaired =
VS. and second hand clo,kiag bo,ski and sold sse,
,.,,cui.r branch IN the business de3onxted nne draw
ue-bflli2 fsAble CLOTH any gsrnent -
leo wrought Dot b visible 20 Tie NAKED sys
euenbsr the place. No. Is soaiA uliaois strset
.salo JOSEPH HAkkis. rrsprssr
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NOTICE.

3sE,Hs HIGHEST PRICE WILL TX PAIDF0R LADIES'
aud Gents cast CT clothing and al nts OF
4hsasehoI1 goods le5 East s-hlngton street 10
e.s and private residences &C led when desired
aote directed 10 r. o. Bor as viii be promptly al
ended 10 j.. N SOLOMON.
,ebl--dly
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s'ss&

III TIIL receive subscriptions. az financial sgens &c
w TIE Government, Tor all Of is popular loans
VIII collect gold interest registered and coupon
BONDS the liberal terms Currency bonds csshet
lon presentation when due.
Always hand full supply Of L. 9. revenue stamp.
flor sale AZ the regular discount
Wl buy and sell all government securities, orders
Washington coin and exchange IN all the principal cit
lies.
viii make collections throughout the West and East
lat very reasonable rates
Will receive depoaits snA loan money at per cent?
Jon good security
Having unlimited facilities will eli kinds 81
banking business fair and with the utmost
sprouptness
THO ?. HAUGHEY, Pres's.
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier.
indianapolis, December g. 1854
decl-d3m
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- o 9 X h Ola ers.

- q - X h q q o. Il - (.
.Cslsin Sic cher, s.. ". Halliday,
lanes NJ. hay. Wa. A. Bradshaw,
rhos H. sharp. r. browning Co
Alfred Harrison, Jos u. Psttison.
Wm. H. kIg.ish. hingan Co,
Vim. 5. Fubbatd. j. h Nixon,
u. Fl. BALDWIN, wn. Bell.
lGeo. Merritt, Pliney Hosaisud.
IL. " Rathbone. H. N Lands.
H. ~ Warren 6eo. NJ Williams
Jesse l.. William, ". W. Leaihers,
II W Rurson, Dr. Z. n Jameson
IL. n. MartndAi, T. +. EiliOtt,
|ChaS. II. Raymond. Bishop Anss,
Il aI Noble, ). ". Watson,
lwm. Cougbiin James Young.
i Iucian Hills Geo. r. Yandes
~. {. =. Harrison. VIM. Y. Wiley.
Nicholas McCarty, A. G Peftbone.
3Aquiila Jones, IT.. x. Kicker,
bergen Apologize J.R Howard,
Her NcIeue. VIM. Wallace.
VIM. BraGeu. VIM. Baxter.
MAR f. Reeve Major n /. Raudy,
John W Gsubbs. +. J.. Anne, a..
Is [. Harmon 4. Il. SchnEu.
~. v Grubbs ". P-rfiae.
/ osis Jordon Ingram fiefcher,
Fl isha J. HoRlaut ~. ID. Alien.
T.. ". Murphy, =. =. Wit.
msri5-d30t
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r REMOVAL.

m A BeHLES, ARCHITECT, EAs REMOVED HIS
III. o1cs from the Etns Buildtne 70 his residence
Se IS West Ohio street. bs'vesn Merriam AID Illiro.s
43An ~ dan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17
SALOON.
M MEDICAL.
NJ a N II o o D

A Nd THE vIGoR or YOUTH RESTORED IN FoUR
N weeks by DR. RECORDS RssRNCE OF LIFE. Df.
RECORD, (of Psrsl after OF earnest socitstion
has at length scceeded TO the request Of tbs
American public, and appointed agent in New York,
for the sale Of his valued ard highly priEed Essence OF
Life. Thiz wonderful agent will restore Manhood 10
the most shattered constitutions IN four weeks and /!
used ding printed Instructions, failure Is np0s
sibe This liferestOring remedy should be taken o-
all about 10 marry, It's effects permanent Sue
cess, ia every case. Il certain
DR. KicorG Of Life IL sold In cases. WITH full
instructions for use g. four qusnttiea In for
30, and will be sent to part carefully packed,
receipt ofremttance TO bis accredited agent Circular
sent free receipt 81 four stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND. a. Brooroe street,
i&n2l-dly One door west OF Broadway. y. 7.
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SEVBN.THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes issued under date 81 August I5A 1854
ane are payabs three years from that tine, currency
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90. 9. LOAN.
7-30LOAN

By szthorty q the Secretary o. th- Tresssfy, The
sndsrsgned has assumed the General Subscription
Ae-ery Ter The sale Of United States Treasury Notes
sesrng snd tk-ee-enfAs per cent Interest. per
sunun. known he
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& x M PTO M s. :

& X NJ r II g M 81
The symptoras Of Catarrh they generally appear
are a. first very slight. Persons find they have cold.
hat they have frequent attacks an more sensitive
nlay lie dry, slight discharge, thin and acrit
afterwards becoming thick and adhesive. As the disease
BECOMES chronic the discharges increased ia quantity
land changed in quality; they thick and heavy
and are hauked CT Coughed on The sscretoIs Of
reniYe causing bad breath. the voice - thick and na-
eyes arewcak: the q The smell is lessened
destroyed deafness frequently taxes place Another
scommoa ard important symptom of Catarrh Is that the
person obliged 20 cesr his throat ia the morning OF
shicx shiny mGcus. which las fallen down from the
head during the night When this takes place the per
may be that his disease is on its way 70 the
kungs, aud should lose no time in arrestingn
The above few Of the many Cstsrrh symptoms
IL slnSie Bottle VIII last n nonth--to
b used three times az day.
Y Il = II 7 MI . N I "A L
From Hon Thomas J. Turner, Ex-Yember OF Congress
Inios, late Speaker Of the Illinois House Of Rep
resentatves and Grand Master Of A. F., and A. NJ, OF
the State OF Illinois
DsD H. SrELrE-Dear Sir. In reply to your notice OF
THE leth inst would say that severely afflicted
with CstsTrh for years, when became acquainted with
and bought two bottles Of your liquid Catarrh Rem
6edy. Before had used bottle was sensibly i'm
proved and before the second bottle finished
completely cured. can recommend the medcin TO al
THOMAS ]. TURNER.
Dr. IL. 81. sEEEYE ~ Co.
solK PsopxIEroRs, Chicago. Illinois.
Ar WHOLESALE BY
EJoHS D. PARR ......-...... ...... Cincinnati, o
tWh. JOHNSON .................D etri0t Mich
EDAILY. KREFER 4 RUSH. Indianapolis
BROWNING SLOAN ...-....-.-. ndanapolis
Da5- And for sale by al Druggist decl3-dlyeoc
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WITHOUT A RIVAL!

And justly deserves the reputation long enjoyeC
tn Central America rod the West Indies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

|sSTATENEST or TaI CONDITION or THE INDI
- annapolis Maternal Bank the morning OF the frs
Monday Of April IsG5,
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CHE ,oRx STORE ISBlOcK
| NEW YOh(GLENNs

Has NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER E5rABLIs,
NEWT of the same name, In or out of indianapolis
W. & H. GLENN. Prsprietors
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DIR. IL. IL. sEELYE Il ca.

Solx PsoPxIEroRs, Chicago, Illinois
Ar WHOLESALE BY
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-01

The torn CoppCrhead, as applied to
the allies of the rebels, originated, we
bsliCve, as early as February, 1860
Some geHtlcmen of tho South, living
in Florida, ~lio he'd attained to much
higher civilization than the Yankees,
put two live and vcnomous Copper.
head snakes into a mailbag, in the
hope tn 1t sc me Yankee would be bitter.
Tho mailbag reached Washington, and
tho reptiles were turned out upon the
floor OF the Washington post Office
Southern civilization, from this, came
to be called "Copperhead civilization, I"
from which we believe tho name was
transferred to the party in the North
which sympatbizOd with that style Of
progress.
Lately we notice that many of the
papers which have been disloyal du-
ring the war, arc very soro to think
that tho term "Copperhead" should
still be applied to men who supported
tho cause of the rebellion. Why not
Copperhead as we'll as tory? A skunk
by any other name would smell as bad.
The bad odor of the party cannot be
takon away by callingit rose, or frangi-
panni, neither can it be by calling it
democratic. All the spices Of Araby
wont take the smell away. They may
say "Out damned spotr" with Lady
Macbeth, but the spot won't "out. =
Tho people are determined that those
whom tho shoe fits shall wear it. The
enthusiastic, loyal, determined men,
who have put down the rebellion, in
spite of this party, will not be very
delicate in the selection of names to
apply to that party.
We are not in favor of selecting indi
viduals among that party and calling
them hard namos. AS individuals We
arc disposed TO sympatbizo with them
seeing how they arc crushed, and We
should bo tho first to forgive them il
thOy would repent sincerely and vote
for Brough next fall. But as a party
we insist that thoy shall bo condemn
cd and ruined. II they thrust theil
heads up, and put on airs, and claim
they were in the right, and attemp
to gain power, we are in favor of sucl
storm of popular indignation as viii
put them down. AS well. .behavct
business men, and decent individuals
we have nothing against them.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-01
Surrender OF Kirby smith. Army.

An official dispatch from Secretary
Stanton states that General Candy
had concluded arrangements for the
surrender of the Confederate forces in
tho Trans Mississippi Department, in.
Guiding army and navy. This con-
cludcs tho disposition of the military
power Of the rebellion. In the way
Of fighting nothing romans to bo done;
Kirby Smiths surrender, happily, re-
lievcs Gen. Sheridan from tho special
task to which ho was assigned in Tex
as. Tho work now before the Gov
ornmcnt is the restoration of order in
tho South, and civil reorganization
in tho spirit Of loyalty and freedom
We have seen enough already to show
that this will require time and large
military force TO keep in check the re.
bollious spirit that still exists. But as
this important wors-this business of
dealing with the rebellion in its last
stages progresses, wo shall have no
who,esalo slaughter no sanguinary
battles; no starving Of Union priso-
ners to report; and consequently there
will bo no intelligence to bring sad.
ness to the homes of our gallant SOL
diers. While, therefore, the news will
be important and interesting, it will
DO relieved of the painful features
which reports ofbattles impartod to it,
The work is now before the country
of reconstructing the foundations Of
society and Of civil government in the
insurrectionary States, work that
will tax to their utmost the resources
of Statesmanship, and reflect US much
credit upon the men who may succeed
as the result Of the war has upon our
triumphant Generals and soldiers. All
that the latter, by their genius, their
valor and their endurance have gain.
ed, it is possible to lose, and it is there
iore for tho people to labor and pray
that our rulers may have wisdom tC
settle, upon an enduring basis, thu
questions which the war has placed in
their hands for adjustment, UpoI
Ibis settlement the future peace an(
prosperity Of the country depends
Gin. Gazette.