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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05

One wine glass full taken three times a day
before meals, will be cure for Dyspepsia
VIII prevent Fever and Ague. Diarihea Liver
Complaint and Constipation; will remove all
ria nle ncy, Acidty or Hcavness II ON the Stom
ach, creating a h, althy Appetite, and impartng
Strength and Vigor TO the whole $, stem.
These Bitt'rs are agreeable to the taste, per
iectly pure. and recommended in all cases where
a healthy stimuant is required
l.. -. HUMAN A. co.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS 4 PKOPRlETORS,
No l6 North 9Th street, 81 Louis
F.rnisd.dto IL 7r ID. At 70 per dosen.
For sale By PARKS & HOSNER. STEVEN
son CAhNAHAN. T. $ BALiORD JOHN
HUME, q. SCHLGEI. ana SCHNITGER 4
ROSS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05
GRAY & NORRIS.
GENERAL
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
Nos. 100 Il l22 Conn pnOm ~.

NEW ORLEANS, LA.
:. IarticnIar attention paid TO consignments Of
Western Produce Parties desirous of openinv
connection in New Orleans ARE earnestly re.
4nested TO correspond with us. All communica
tons Will receive prompt attention, and informa
ton freely impaired on any and all points AID
dress GRAY 4 NORRIS,
" box 4'S. New Orleans La
RktER To-Aug. Belmon, 4 Co.. y: II. ID
c"ivm Agent U. : Express Co Chicago; Jno.
T. Scripps. Postmaster, Chicago; Tuthill kim
Esq Chicago; David Nichols N, st Louis: Jas
M"ssoh, Esq, Ca'ro sep2sd3ms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05
lalJNNEVV ELLIS

-. sr.~c To attempt to enumerae the
ANO - w. manifold results of the ANo.
pYrE in cases of Neuralgia, Gont. Rheumatism.
Nervous Headache. Tootl and Ear Acne, Spinal
Complaints. 81. Vitus Dance. Hvstcria. Nervous
Debility, Loss Of Sleep. Pains IN Menstrua,ion,
and the most reliable testimonials in my posses
sion. to which all are invited to inspect, would
exhaust time aud patience, and which q conf
dcnce to test will perfectly justify.
ASTHMA.
Now declared purely a nervous complaint, is
perfectly relieved in most violent attacks with
doses Of IS to IS drops each half hour. Relief
and sleep will follow the second. or third dose.
kESold BY all Wholesale AID Retail Dealers in
Medicine.
John l.. 11mnmewcll. Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, No 8 Commercial Wharf,
Boston. Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05

between yonr suffering ci lid and he relief that
will be absolutely sure to follow the use Of IRIS
WINS. OW'S SOUTiilNGSAkU 1t ccrrects
aciditv OF The stomach relieves wind collie. rs gu.
late> the bowels, sotteus the gums, gives rest TO
the mother and health to the child. Office, As
Dey street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05

The following Is an extract from letter writ
ten by the Rev. J :. Holmc. pastor OF the Pierre
pont street Baptist Church, Brooklyn n Y. tc
the Josrnoi and Messenger, Cincinnati. o., and
speaks volumes in favor of the world renowned
medicine, MRS WfNSIOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHI DRLN TEETHIND -
1--WE see an advertise '..eBt in yonr columns Q
MRS. WIN slows SOOTHING SYEUP.-
Now. We never said word in favor OF pasen,
medicine before in life but We feel compelled
to say to your readers that this is no humbug -
IRE hare tried it, and know 1t mil do Nil IL ctainss
1t is probably one of the most successiu. medi
cines Of the day because il is one Of the best
And those of your readers who have babies can
do better than lay in . supply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05

inexperienced Nurse and Female hysisian pre-.
sentsto the attention d mothers, her
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05
Price, only SO cents a Bottle
The Florence Nightingale
Of Tho Nursery.
A IBI:NETACEReESS.

The following is an extract from letter writ
ten by the Rev. 4. g Wciscr to the G.rnlan he
formed Hesenger, at Chamber sbnrg, Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05


MRS. WIrgSLOW.
Anexpenssced Nurse and Female Physisian pre-
Senate the attention d mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process OF teething
by softening the gums, reducing all inAamatons,
willsllay ALLPAIN and spasmodic action, and is
Sssre to Regulate the Boscels
Depend upon it. mothers. it will give rest. to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05
SOOTHING SYRUP
Ssss.e TO Regulate the BOsCels

Depend upon il. mothers, it will give rest. to
yourselves, aud
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-02

observing eye and the rehcctinc mind.
You cannot begin q, sec, observe or
think for any speci;l occasion- You
must be habituated to the. exercise.
Your eye and mind must be equally
and for long years trained to the bust
ness, SO that seeing and discovery,
suggestion and thought, shall be your
natural occupation, whether You sit,
or stand, or side, or walk. Sugges-
tlon comes from road or river side,
from sky on earth, from running brook
or standing pool, from the bird that
flies, rs il it would mock your sight,
tSthe beast that ruminates. inditltr-
el.t whether you see or not. Nor is it
the most reflective mind that carries
the most observing eye. There arc
natures. differently endowed, Whatever
be the training, for different use. "A,
fact which it is not easy to drive into
the skulls Of teachers and professors,
whose re;;l business is to discover
where the faculties Of the pupil lie.
The very habit Of rejecting intensely
upon moral and metaphysical sub
ic4ts produces :, sort Of moral near
sightcdncss, which is detrimental to
the observation OF colorcd objects.
Such minds naturally look within
rarely withoEt-for the materials fcr
speculation. The most useful minds
Tor society are those OF the the duplex
faculty, who can look and explore,
cur'llv we'll, within ;,nd without. But
We are ut the bottom ur our sheet.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-02

Tie fact tAat villa game overfl,n
(iTsini;,. pro,t5 Io~ soo.4 a country
can tail ia:l: into l,s original wilder
lcss when cultivation ceases Der
anl ha.s. are reported 20 iave reap
peJreN :n districts whore they lad not
been t"S1n.:nv years prior 70 the com
mcnccment OF the w:;. l'ilai.s aud
rabbits literally swarm il the lesolated
settlements Of Virginia
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-02
Tic-Nic.

ME. EDrrcE: 1t WIS quite Il l;scri-
nlinatiug philosophy Of Dr. Wolcot.
when he said:
'Ih" turnpike road to peoples hearts,
I.i;.s tlrn their mouths. or Bt,i%..ik X. man
k::,.."
+ Your correspondent recently had
tho most practical aud comforting.
evidence on this point 1T :, pic-nic
given on the I'D It.. by the c;tiH,.n4
Of R"hland and Fairfield Districts. in
the vicinity of Crooked Run.
Notwithstanding The rX,ronlc hr..t
of the SIM. Il Sou'lly nnni,"r az ;i,r
citizens of the surrounding nciG!hur-
hood. together w;th Il nulnb;r OF
guests from II distance, assembled vi
an appropriate hour tu participate. ii.
the ro>ti,iti... IL tito ut'c.s,it,f. The
gfleSt.' having assembled some hnur&
prior to the announcement OF dinner.
and no one having been l,.plit.d tn
!. ''cnt and dry" :. political har,n@.r log
talc occasion, they We're afforded an
opportunity Of intcrc!lan~ing visN&
upon the rr!n',s questions ni policy
upon which We are soon to nllllc Il de-
riSlon, in keeping within the status
assigned lis by the Grnrr;l Govern
meat. From thc Number OF "roil,,s
formed, some Iouuging lazilv upul.
the ground. and others promcna,liny
IN the all;lrcnt grove, L inEvr, the op-
portUnity WAS not ,lnimpruyrl.
About ! O'Clock dinner WIS am
nornccd. when the ladies were escorted
to the table. which literally gro;n.cl
beneath y bo'mtifll provision OF sub
stantlai> and swrrtmratS. Commcnd:.-
bic gallantiy was displayed by the
.terncr sex in their attentions TO the
tastes ol their fair friends In a,qoT,l-
"nr" with their rlSil4l nod~stv. the
ladies' l,al Scar e commenced ore ;hcv
left The iabl Ihc pl;tttcr~ were r,-
plcnlshrd. ana the stern,.Y SIX s:ll.H
their places. when
''DIrc Wa the rlatvr of pIat,:i, "i hni!,. and
tprk
T.sat mcvil. =, f,ll, Ike tcmaIlawkS, to
WGrk!
These very intcrcstu, and nroiit,-
Die exercises concluded. So.inI inter
course Was resumed, and kept np
until the latter part OF the afternoon.
when th', asscnb!agr began to dinli
nlSi,, as one by one thc vehicles moved
IN various directions with their pre-
clo's living freight.
cannot close without SPEAKING of
the very colnMendnblc manner in
winch matters IN general We're con
Ht"tct.- Ihe Very Judirious prollihi-
tlnn OF al Intoxicating liquors on the
table reflected the highest honor OF,
the perception and gcutilitv of The
very discriminating sentle.nen com
posing tue committee ~ arraAe,.ments
They deserve the thanks OF all. espo-
clally The ladies. ] must also speak
OF the ladies present who contributed
Il very important quota TO the enjoy
mcnt Of the OCCASION. Wj1!io,ie thrir
peculiar lntlrencc upon the opposite
scX, ~" affair must have grown tedious
long before its conclusion. Verify,
"tce simple and . einIpl fee
And all the fees Ill tail
are hot4ln& when compared 10 thee,
lhou best Of feca--ic-maln"'
Ever colpnend me to the hospitality
OF the thrift planters, fair daughters
ga" Cr"oHa9 no9-9 IN A1atloas in tas vic5aity q
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-02

The Iynchburg (Va) Eepubiicm
s::s, We regret to learn that It serious
state Of affairs exist in Amherst
County, worthy the prompt attention
OF the authorities. Tho negro popuIa-
tion seems to be running not ot.r the
country, and robbery sppca,s to be
the order Of the day and night.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-02
llugh, for the man is in dead ea,ne,t)


by 'wood ticks" Children of all ages.
are covered with blotchcs and sores
made by vermin with which their bed
ding abounds, and the. insects of the
woods and fields. Wood ticks
| (reador, don't Taught; respect the
solemn truth which this savan is toll
ing. como early III the Spring and last
till June. Tncy are about the size Of
q grain Of wheat, fat and with silver
spots on their backs" (An intc,;nis-
sion Of ten inmates is allc'vea fcr
everybody &c laugh, for we w>:c con
strained to i2y dow; or rer st this
point and roar. 10 this terrible cause
OF the deSanc-;tcy Of the Southern
people the writer davot.s & columu Of
small type, and wetshould utterly fail
to do justice to ihe subject if we did
not give followiaa extract about the
different kinds Of ticks which havc
ruined the 1Nrais and constit ion OF
the Southern people:
They (the tickS are not always
tclt, but when they are they ar,. aiwav.3
pulled Jut. for if they be not tho
blurow IN the 1i..;h and make "; .:n,l;
sores. \ fruit gro" er WA; laid ii, .>lo
months th!%spsin% with holrid ulcers
on his breast caused by wood ticks
Wherever they bite, they .,.anc /. sore
that lasts a long time. 'Ih.. result is
like shaving of the flesh with Il shal1,
razor. l have sccu children 5 l~.rs on,
mass of sores TIles.. tirlsccn,,. from
trees and rotten wood
".Astci these come seed ,i,.h. 'rhrv
are so small a; T., be seen ONLY bv thn
steady raz, OF yoc 1 eyes. 'ibry ~.
oi the same shape as the wood tiyl.
I, is said that they breed from, ~
nloni of q much lar,rr IT,. v,.;''h
are found on cattle. Tncz .,r,. i, ...,,..
Is. on @!.l;ux .. Grass .,n,'r s.;
:rt;ll,;. anH ~ uu,. w.,ii;s !? =,
rn,lIr touch tnr;u thry ,.l:,,,+ J., :.
Sn.. ..e;,nrs 4}.r.. wi III ,;t,,
hundred. =. Other .i,n.. i,,-.,.,., u,'
thousand. Tl.v crawl -; ,v..,. tl,..
body an; SEEK t:,r l.i, - ti,n I,.,.l
First there. is ;, s,,..,,..;,,,, st;..... ,,,,,
the place is scratched ;, ,,,in tol1nv..
almost e,,,ial 70 :, n|istr" l,r tr,. M
seed tick will of INTO a.. a.. J. -.
;n! makes ~u"r.; wi,:..i, las, I,uy m
sores u both.h;nJ,, wi,j lr,] and hr,,i,
out :t.rulA. .l:Vt. S,.,.n II, loOl from
my uwi. c,ii.ll,l.s L.. r,ln ir,n li,'..,.
OH sores down to t;.c;r, heels III,
s,.Yi ticks VIII Gr,n OH is ono rci,
sw@"tv. Spirits OF l,artslorn a!iavs
the bite; tobacco smoke VII! ry,,,.!
ticks from the cl:,:!!rs''
Whit The writer saws ,ipon fiji, s,h.
i>ct is.;,s t!ue rs Gospel. and our%.al-
cl'a viii agree W:jh Us that v ll,:, Mr.
Creci IS commissioners v.s down
South, the poor fellow: ,nu t. r!.:,vc l,l
= lively time with the ..serd' :ar4
"wuod' ticks. He also f..l among
''ll%Svrs, called IN o1,r youth 'c!l,..-
gers. s;tl they. he SAYS, h:.yr coil,.::-
hItrd also t" the present d~.5,,n,i:.r..
of IL" South. Ike thus discui;r.,.S j.
''JEGrl&:
.'An"t!l"r insect IS called the jin:gny
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-02

The eldest man in the wor,,G IS Joe
Crelc, q N'i&cors;n. - cots np 130
y".4S
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-02
local Etons.

Il any u sir 'itf readers arc 6esirous of
oS'i I'm, something particularly nice IN t,e
greer i'a'Gtad a. 4 low .';ce, 1T :l4ca,
gi:.: -, ~; ros- S'"naorsc.a cali, a nj. s:,ro
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

W2sEIxGFoS, May 24-We have had
another bright day for the exercises.
Fresh arrivals this morning augmented
the already large number of strangers
who had visited Washington to witness
the grand military parade. The taste
fully decorated stands pear the Exeeu-
tive Mansion we're again occupied by
President johnson. members of the Cab
met, Lieut.. Gen. Grant, together with
distinguished army and navy officers,
Chiefs Of The Executive Bureaus, DiplO-
matte corps, families and others. The
vicinity Of the reviewing point was very
densely crowded, and over larger area
than yssterdsy-this locality being most
attractive.
The Army Of the Tennessee moved
from the Capitol at 9 a m, proceeding
towards the Executive Mansion At
the head of the column rode Gen. Sher-
man, who was voeiferously cheered all
along the line The greeting OF this
hero was 10 the highest degree enthnsi-
astic He had been presented with two
large wrsaths Of flowers, one OF which
had been placed around his horses
neck. and the other hung upon his own
shoulder ~
General Sherman was accompanied BY
Gen. Howard. Next followed Gen. LO-
gan, staff and escort He yesterday as
sumed command of this army Gen.
Logan appeared at the head of the com
mand. This corps is composed Of troops
from Michigan, Maryland, Ohio, Indi-
ana, Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa, and Wis
consin
The 18th Army Corps was preceded by
its commander, Gen. Blair, with staff,
followed BY the headquarters escort.
The troops Of this corps are from Ohio,
Illinois, New York, Wisconsin, Indiana,
Minnesota and Michigan.
The next in review was the army Of
Georgia, Gen. SIoeum commanding. :
The 10th Corps was commanded by
Gen: Mower, and IS composed Of troops
from Connecticut, Penhsylvania, New
York, Wisconsin,, Massachusetts, Ohio,
Delaware, Indiana and Michigan. This
was suceeeded By the l4th Corps, com
manded by Gen JEFF c. Davis. Il is
composed of troops from Wisconsin,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, New
York, Maine and Kentucky
Respective commanders Of the armies,
divisions and brigedes, bore upon their
persons PROVISIONS of flowers, andIas they
passed along the line, cheers were given
and flags waved.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25
View York Markets.

NV ToHE. May "A.
CuTTON-Dail; 5295sc for MiddHng. se
FLoUE-Eo' f.fy sstivs, aud loetse sst,sf /.
Rom 10 : ohio; 7 sSass 8 soT Trss. Brsns, !.
the market closed quiet, and scarcely % nrm
WHIsKY-aeAvy and lower: westsrl ] %
WHEAT-25tSo better. knd quiat; Wfntsr Red
westsrn Is, prime do G2L; No. 20
scarce aud wanted IS IS.
E-sieady; Western -. l.
BARLEY--Dull sa5 nominal.
CORS-ssaTes ard l1 e h ter soc for yellow
Western; so9ssfOr new Md Western % for
osTs-sase lover: 90 for prime Edward
Island Sogs5 fr western, closing mere steady
a. 81 -r
RTcE-Firmer.
COFFFE-Qnist and hrfn.
WOOL--9uist at IgulS.
YETRJLEUM--Rsasedi ~ bond ard DO FREE ie
better aud qaiet; Orode dahl and nominal Il
FoRK-opsssd lower, and sliced wfth rathsr
more nrrnness; n 759s2 50 for rev Mes, closing
a. 22so regular wy 20 6s2o 20 FOR 1853 ard 20
60, cash Add regular way closing A. - o; - 500
also 600 bris new Ness Tor 5uae and July sellers
opiiou, 1t % nan 80 Is o bfls prise Do. for
June. -ellsras OPTION, Il 70 %.
BEEF-Hsavy lo914 ior rlain Mess5 i29is
BKKr II Ms-atsHdvs 2sooaz0 CO tss.H 20.
CO MEATs-DHifi f29is55s Tor Shoulders, asa
I4AlTiS f3r Hams
BacoS-Da.i; ounberszsd Cat Issz.
LAED-FfFner, AZ 15f3ls5<
BUTrER-Duii5 Has iss' Ohio; soGss for
stats- a
CHEESE-Qsiei, ~ I09Is.
MOEBT-Easy a 9 pef oeat, with large supply
STERLING Firm ! o. 1s 1855
e. g sTOCKs- Qnisf szd erm; - q ~, reg
istersd. So SIS, coupon4, 80 %, nsU
issus, O35< nrst series 100, ss5<s One Year
CsTtiHcassm sa5z
GoLB-Firnssr and active; opessd - p ~.
adTancsd - ] -. AID closes - I ~ =
q. srSTOCKs-Duii and hsAvy 8 70. coupons,
new. I U55<. 80 rzaa-
STOCks-Duii. fsae
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

NEW lORkg NAY %o---l ne COHRHiST-
cial of yesterday says:
In addition TO Dr. Blackburn's plan
10 introduce yellow fever by way Of Ber-
mnda and Halifax, the conspirators
also decided to send to Liverpool for
500, 900 worth Of new clothing, after
having it infected with small pox and
yellow fever, to be imported to the
United States, and a large quantity of
these was to be delivered as a present
to the Sanitary Commission.
~ lr.-U..ra Washington special
says;
A gentleman Who left Richmond at
the beginning of the war lately returned
there. He was received by a few of his
old acquaintance. Meeting one with
whom be was formerly intimate, he
asked Why he did not recognize an old
friend. The answer was: 1--WE do not
consider such as you friends.
Another gentleman, who lived in
Fredericksburg, lately sent his family to
that place, intending to make it his resi-
dence. He has since received letter
from his wife, saying it is unpleasant to
live there, as the feeling against them
is intense.
The Commercials Washington special
says:
Mr. Dana has gone TO Fortress Mon
roe to give personal directions as to what
is to be done with JEFF Davis and those
II his sui { whO Se.g. ap'ured with him.
The Times special from Raleigh on
the 18th, says that the records of the
rebel War Department, surrendered by
General Johnston, reached that place on
the 10th. There are SO boxes, and the
total weight is probably eight tons, and
filed six wagons.
One box marked "Papers and Books,
General Lees headquarters, contains
original drafts OF Lees reports of battles
aud campaigns, and other papers Of
some Importance. The original report
of the Gettysburg campaign was found
in it, besides several other manuscripts
in General Lees own handwriting An
other box is marked "0f6cial Reports Of
Battles A. & J. G" and box labelled
Photographs and Telegraph Books,
which will, undoubtedly, give a good
deal Of history Of the recent workings
Of the rebel Government, as some of the
dispatches are supposed 10 pertain to the
secret service.
Large boxes, containing flags and
colors, captured from different regiments
of our army, are also included in the lot
The Commercials Washington letter
announces the arrival Of the rebel ar
ehieves
A strong clerical force has been de-
tailed to examine it at once, as it is not
improbable that strong proof may be
received of the completely Of JEFF. Davis
and his associates with the assassina-
ton
Additional particulars have been pro-
cured from Canada, and there are strong
evidence that JEFF. Davis will be tried
as an accomplice to President Lincoln
murder
The HerGlds Mobile letter says:
The women in that city are not only
decided rebels, but display their feelings
By taking care OF paroled rebels. They
can afford to call them iuto their houses
and sometimes feed, clothe, and give
them money.
Some members of the 10Th Wiscon-
sin played a trick on one family, and
ob'ained good supper, Sl5 in money,
and innumerable, kiudnesses.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25
NEW looks.

NTAPoLKoE's LIFE OF oksAR. voLUMk
~ 4, cloth s. 50.
Aapoieon'a Lifts 81 Csrsar, Vol. z, Paper 81 90,
81. Philips, By anth0r Of a0utharianda
Gods. ~ Mics Alcott.
Gar nntaai Frisna, Charles Dickens. Vol. I.
Tony hufler, popular nss novel
bsasss from The Diary of = nciebraiod Furglar
end Ptokportst
Lattrsi % Arfan - Charles Lsvtr
kmily Chester. a b. biiiyAra aud 30 ~ 3. hr
kinsnlay.
/. Kate ksnnedy, palsr; fhs 90 Love =. The
Hevs papsr
Cooley for June, jnsf resolved.
Photograph Albuns. Splendid va re- Iaae
thaa ciDcinnafi prinss
Medical Books "a Mes fufk prices, and "a other
Books and Stationary 81 tne ioNeHt price,, At
bOnELL'e DOCK BfOhA,
At Dr>.snt on Locust street, thfso doors abore
shsfSood houae. myi9-iiu.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25
Letter OF Cen. wilson 90 Gov. Brown.

Letter OF Gen. Wilson 20 Gov. BrOvvn-
New YoRK, May 24-Gen. Wilson, in
a letter to Gov. Brown, who had COM
planned Of the collapse Of the currency
and great destruction Of provisions
among the people, says be is Instructed
By the President to say to him that these
events we're caused By treason, insurrec-
ton and rebellion against the laws Of
the United States, melted and carried
on for the last four years By you and
your confederate rebels and traitors,
who alone are responsible for all the
waste and destruction now existing in
that State; aud what you call the results
which the fortunes of war have imposed
upon the people of Georgia, and all the
loss and woe they have suffered, are
charged upon you and your confederate
rebels, whose usurping sathority pro-
voked war, until compelled 10 lay down
your arms and accept the just penalty
Of the crimes of treason and rebellion.
That the restoration of peace and order
cannot be entrusted to rebels and trail
ors; that the persons who melted war
and carried Il on, viii not be allowed to
assemble, at the call Of their aecomplices
to act again as a Legislatures Of the
State and again usurp its authority and
franchise. Men who have caused so
muck woe will not be allowed
power again to set on foot fresh acts Of
treason and rebellion. In calling the
Legislature together, without permits
sion of the President, you have perpe-
trated q fresh crime that viii be dealt
with accordingly, and If any person pre-
sumes TO answer or acknowledge your
call he will be at once arrested.
The new trade regulations for Sayan-
nah are working most satisfactorily.
Silver IS plenty in Augusta for change
and grsenbscks are st par.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

Bosros, May 24-The schooner
Panama. Capt Molinaux, at this poss,
brings sdvices from Cape Hayden to
May I'D, By which we learn that q POI
htical revolution had taken place on the
Island. The rebels, beaded by Colonel
Saluave, took possession Of Cape Hay
lien on the 10th inst, without opposition
from the Government troops, and not
gun 6red by either party. IL was
bloodless affair.
The towns Of GonniVss and St Mares
had also been taken By the rebels, and
the people appeared 20 Aequiesee IN the
change. The leader OF the rebellion,
Salnave, is the person who attempted TO
.assassinate one of President Gefrard's
Ministers some time since.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

ToRoNTo, Mag 24--Eyidence In the
case Of Dr. Blackburn gives the tales of
the yellow fever plot z III .u,..
The testimony of the principal wit.
nesses is corroborsted by Aucleany and
NJ. J. Hall, both SoutheFners, by affidA-
Wit. The counsel for the defense admit
ted the evidence, but commended there
was no decided authority in support Of
the prosecution, for completely TO muir.
der in a foreign country, aud it was not
punishable by common laws in. England,
unless it was contemplated TO murder
the head OF the Government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

New YoRk, May 24--Gold is more
active and quotations higher. The d.
vance is attributed inopari to large street
sales and consequent scarcity Of gold for
delivery. The opening price was 1924;
the highest 1874, and the close 1884,.