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Army Annsenlenfs.

A correspondent of the New York TfiB-
llne, with ShermAn's army, gives the fol-
lowing description of the various amuse-
ments in vogue there:
The different corps of the army have
their fsvOrite psstimss. The Western
men are fond of horse.racing' chicken
fighting and cards. The Eastern men are
particularly fond of 8 nice camp, and VIII
spend much time in the decoration OF
their tented cities, some Of which they
make as picturesque as any landscape gar
dener could with all the various recourses
at his command. They have their ball
ground, and oft6n a space for gymnsstic
exercise, which seems 70 be much the most
favcrite amusement. ....,..
Occasionally q Twentieth Corps man
will venture over into the Thirteenth Corps
with his horse, Just to have a little race;
but he invariably gees back out of pocket
With 8 beaten racer. In cock fights they
have better luck, and it is more than hint
ed that very good article of red pepper
Is used on the wings of their chickens.
The different headquarters, too, have
theis particular entertainments At the
headquarters Of General Logan, command
ing the Fifteenth Corps, the pistol is the
amusement. Capt. Fred. Whitehead, of
General Logsn's staff, is said to be the best
shot in the army, if not IN the country.
General Logan is said to take the next
rank.
These officers, after shooting the spots
out of cards held by some venturesome
darkey at ten PAGES distance, call for some
one to hold lemon on his head. This is
readily done, for Capt. Whitehead never
fails to make the small black speck that the
stem has once had for its hold feel the sure
bullet from his pistol.
General Logan does not care TO take any
risk. Another shot much in favor is 10
suspend s bullet over the mouth of bot
tie and shoot away the string, so that the
bullet may fsll into the bottle. General
BlAir's 18th Army Corps headquarters is
the home of the fast horses, and any person
anxious to have fast horse badly beaten by
one much faster, can find such horse
always with the l7th Army Corps. No
matter how fast horse is, one is sure TO be
found in the corps thst is faster.
At General Slocum's headquarters and at
General Shermsn's, chess is quite the rage,
and some very strong games are played,
the players being always the center of q
circle of admirers
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They are playing rather quaint operetta
st the Routes in Iaris. The whole action
takes place on the topof the Column Ven-
dome, TO which lofty elevation HECTOR de
Lafenss has rescTted for the PURPOSE of
settling in full with his creditors by taking
s sensation header into the Palace below.
A young American miss appears on the
top Of the column, a Irritation eDsles, and
Hector, instead Of being mutilatsd, il only
married. sst
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW

OF MARRIAGE.-Oontaining nearly 500 pages
and l3O fine plates and sngraVings OF the anatomy
Of the Human Organs In state Of Health and Dis
- with Treatise upon Early Errors, its de-
pIorable consequences upon the Mind and BODY,
vitb the Author's plan Of treatment--the only ra-
tIonal and successful mode OF cure, as shown Dy
he Teport of cases treated A truthful adviser to
the married and those contemplating marriage,
Who entertain doubts Of their physical oond ton
Sent free Of postage to any sddress on receipt Of 10
oents in stamps r postal currency, by addressing
DR.. La OROiX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany
Ny.
Tho Author may he consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon winch his book treats, either person.
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AND TOLEDO B 3
~. wIETEB ARRsEaEnHaF. uEs-s,

lsSl-a. WINIAb AkhaI113llH-7 ,. l7ll-7l
On and Gftar Monday, Oet Tlgts lssf, Pas-rngef
Trains viii loAEs Cleveland ~ ionoEu tSundsys *.
coptsdi
s.i0 A. m.-OHFOAGO EXPREsS.-st0ps At Bsrsa.
Grafton, Obsrlin. WAkeman. HorEAlA. @onroe-
Vile Bellevue, Clyde, Frofnout and Elmore,
and arrives At foledo At l2sf5 P n. Ouioago Is
WIUP y and Detroit n ?.
a.ts P M.-WESTERH MAIL.-St0ps - al tlntin1E
on Southern Division and arrives 81 Toledo as
T:25 ?. H.; OhioEen at s;ts = ~ and Detroit q
lD.11P- y.
AN p M.-HORTHE MAfL.-StOfs as al sta
ora on Northern Dist=isu. and arrives a. Ser
dnafy 1t T:l0 P. n.
Dssa p M-HiGHT EzPRESs.-Stcsg Al Grafton
HorWnk, Moarosvilis, Clyde and Iremont, apa
Arrives At To,sdo Al 2.tH A. ~ fh'oApo ~ y -
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Uoppsctions arc Hlzde 81 MOnrOevile WITH the 5ass
drEky Mansfield h Newark Il. H. ss Clyde with tee
Eepdul ~ Dayton 4 Uincinnati X. r. at kIemopi
with tny FreHloHt 3 Indiana R &. and ~ folade
y-ifb the Michigan Southern Northern lRdiAnA and
Toledo Wabash Railroads for Uhioago. DetrutEs
JeekrCn FOIt Wayne. BOghnsport. eiayettes OAir-s
Alt0B %. Louis, and Al pents Nert. horthVsss anl
Southwest -.
Wesf a go A. ~, 7.ss ? -. and 8;t ,. - frtHi
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For those interested in literary matters
We give the following list of writers, with
their assumed signatures:
Gail Hsmilton-Miss Abigail Z. Dodge.
Florence Percy-Mrs. Elizabeth AkerS.
Timothy TitcOmb-Dr. J q. Holland.
W. Savage NOrth-Wm. 8. Newell.
Orpheus .. Kerr--Robert d. Newell.
Mrs. Psrtington-B. p. Shillaber.
Artemus w Ard-Charles F. Brown.
Doesticks. P. B.-Mortimer Thompson.
K.N. Pepper-Jsues Al. Morris.
b. Dadd-J. II. Williams.
Mace SloPer, Esq-C. 9. Leland.
josh Billings-Henry w. Shaw.
The Disbsnded Volunteer-Joseph Bar
ber.
Jeems Pipes-Stephen Massett.
Ned Bantline-E. 2. O. Judson.
Daisy Howard Myrs Daisy McCfum.
Cousin May Oarlton-AIiss NJ. a. Earl.
Edmund Kirke-J. B Gilmore.
Country Parson-A. K. d. Boyd.
Mary Olovers-Mrs. q. NJ. Kirkland.
Curfer Ben-OharIotte Bronte.
Village Schoolmaster- Charles NJ. Dick
inson.
Owen Meredith-Robert Bulwer.
Barry CornWall-Wm- Proctor.
Author of HJohn Halifax, Gentleman =
| Miss Muloch. 5f.
Tx Msrvel-DonAld 6. Mitchell.
Jenn6S 3une-Mrs Jennie Croly.
Fanny Fern-Wife OF James g. Par
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Willis.
Petroleum V. Nasby-D. P. Locke.
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~PHILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

Tpe Proprietors Of the New York Museum Of AnHt-
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Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion v eak-
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snd laws Of nature.
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forwarded free on receipt Of four stamps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY, New York Museum Of Anat-
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zBsLTg sPEoIFIO PILls-WABI

RHLIf3 SPEoIFIo R1LLS-WAbl
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AefaT fnil - curs, Do nos nAu1oasol Are 1peoa
n sutisnI No change of dIsi rsquirsdi Do not n
sarlnrs vita buEiEe1 pafIulta Oaa b ussd With
sat dstsosioni Upward Of so OlruI the paGt month
Srst physioianI hays unod than in thsR pras-
ffea, and rpeak vel 0f thair s4oo1y, and approVt
q their composition, which h entirely vaEssabls-
nnd harmless on ne IFEtsn. HEndre1l o. esrtlAi
Bate - - ghoun- Bsn's 1peci1e Piib hrs 81,
sIfrlntl aEd Olly rrnuins 7ps6i1s Pill ny afs
sdaptef for mala and fGmaia, oldor young ans
fhs c1ly reliable rsmsdy for alsoting psrmAo
rsnf and psedy care lE Al oases q 6pernntorrhea-
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Tuoh - UrsthFal and Vaginal Discharges, eiests
q Whftss Hiehtly cF Involuntary EIni1iona, In
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nolsnsY Nsakna.s o. loss Of Power, Nervous De-
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6fruSf Hx6eesss o. esif AbuaB, or some eonStitg
ftoraf tarauFsm6nt, and inoapaeltatea tbs uu1onE
fro,n fuldllng the duties Of married life. In al
Iarua diseases, e. Gononhsa, Siess and Striotursa
Haza1lsing FhyuicihH for shs treatment Of Seminal,
aFlHAFy, soKual, and HoEVoGs Diseases, who vii
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II TrSrIsrs TaousAED.--Dr RsIrs Trsatigs On
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e Power ezrual piHsase8 6eUinal HeaE1o11,
slightly Emis-sOa1 Genital Deh1ifls 80. S. .
80 - fhs sHsistet, and which nhouid b read bg
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nknrsE e ulaiulN ST lofths INo atAMpd foQ uifoQ
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n[POKTAET 10 LADKS-Dr. Ear
sSSsS rtn.As pms uAss HsFsz yOt fnilsd In rSn0V.
fnr diE0ultiss arising bon obstruction, OF stop.
pags 0f nature, CT n restoring he Eystsm 70 pars
set health when Buasring from Spinal Ansotiona,-
;RroIspsus, UtsFi, the y hitss, other weakness
tbs Utsrins Organs Ths Piill are perfectly harm
issa On the constitution, and may be tAkon BY tbs
nsost delicats iemaie without causing d1tress-tba
aaus time they sct Ike = charm By strengthening,
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Efth regularity, no matter nom what causes ths
abstraction mty aTiss. Thsy should, however, Ho4
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Tor Philadelphia and Warrington City.
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efforts 10 suprres. all manifestations Of sympa-
thy with the e endish crime SO grossly in vic's
ton Of all law, human or divine
BY denmanA Of
Brsvet Brig. Gen. NORRIS.
SAMUEL B. LAWRENCE, A. A. q.
FIKIIHo AMONG TIE YANKEE so1DIxfs.
Fonrkrss NoxRoz, April l6-The news Of
Lincoln's death caused a profound eSnsatior
among the troops in Grants army. il the war
should continue, they threaten 10 take 10 81
sonersc
DESCRIPTION OF Roo1H.
J. Wilkes Booth. the murderer. il the ,ouns
est son of the elder Booth, t trngodian. II.
is q man Of violent disposition. and is reported.
ito be. st times partially insane AT the
Increment of the war, he resided in lIarIc. i
County, and was then known us extreme in his
secession preclvities and sympathy with tn.
South. In the endeavor to,hrow Maryland
into the vortex Of the reLcliicn, he wns Az
active though obscure agi.ator. Since then, We
have heard little Of him, excepSaes an actor in
this and other cities Whetlisslkh undertook
he terrible work ~hich has plunged the nation
into sorrow of Iris own vohtion or at the in
stigatlon of other and more prominent traitors,
is . fact that may never be known.
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CoLUMBIA
Thursday Morning, April 81, 1865.
Assassination of Lincoln.

lhe reports Which we give TO day, from the
Augusta papers; Of the assassination of Lincoln,
and the attempt on the life ofSeward must, We
think, settle all deubs upon the subject. The
information comes from unqucstionable sources,
and the details are of a sort, which prevents
any suspicion of their spurious manufacture.
We have No comments to make, except upon
the evident desire with Mr.. Stanton, and per.
haps the Yankee Authorities gene orally, 10 fusten
suspicion upon the leaders of the Confederatep
at Richmond. Ts.haraly need soy to CIR
readers that this effort will foil, as it is 40
manifestly inconsistent with the frank course
pursusd by the Confederate authorities, and
their absolute superiority, from individual
character, to-any such resort for the good Of
the country, even if the death Of Lincoln could
be productive Of any benefit to us We have
no sort Of sympathy WITH tho victina They
deserved their fats-we may cay. provoks ed it,
and We only wonder that something of the kind
did not take place long ago. Their brnts! de.
regard OF Lunanity-fheir reeklsse u.urration
OF Power-the destruction Of the liberties Of
their ewA people; their invasion and de.&rrs-
''on OF neighboring country. whose liberties
they would also oysrhrow--ali combin. To
mako them od~us everywhere to has.uity,
a ns the daye Of the Bsu.ii a,e destined De,,,
o e"d ae's"e any people, who can sc%l the
s'nse of wrong. and with rsesion. wasn
.n'"sh 80 eosd 'h.s" to as.re+ and .rusish it
6e' ~eh,w Ec ~ n fAtEi.4 will. assae.ira,nu
We n"y Ilesarhe dagger ,ha, strikes doe The
':t"st, In: We w.s'd rather know nn,h,sx Of
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