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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-25

tE- The red streamer floating from the flag
stan at the top of Glenns' Block indicates skst-
ing at the park. jan 25i
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-25

u The alarm Of FIRE yesterday forenoon was
caused by the burning out Of a fue ia . school
house on New York street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-25

n Visit the Indiana State Museum, Mad
ane English proprie;ress. IL is full OF %curiosi
ties.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-25

cT-See DR.. VIM. Thomson's advertisement
on the second page of TO days paper.
jan IS If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-25

eE- An elderly lady, slipped up, yesterday
on the Sidewalk, bad an arm broken, We under
stand.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-25

~ See DR.. Vim. Tbsmson's advertisement
OF the second page Of tO-dsy's paper
% Jan % If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-25

IN Sleighing aIl..srouDd and about here Is re
msrksbly wonderful
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-25

CH-Tbe largest stock Of boots and shoes IN
fhe city is At Clark, Johnson 4 Cos. successors
to vinnedge L Jones. No. IL West Washington
street. Indianapolis. 23-lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-25
CITY ITS ~ 8

ts-sbo- fell ,gsin o 90 region yes
terdsy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-25
from Toronto,

To ~oSro, January 24.-The decision IN the
BurIev,s' case viii be given on Friday morning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-25

Extract from DIR. Lixhthill's Work os.
Catarrh-sts symptoms. Causes and
Effects.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-25

DEfkOIf, NOYtlnDtr s, 1864
DH. LIcHrBILL: Having been under Jour treatment
since your last visit TO Detroit, and being cured, desire
TO express my deep felt gratitude for the attention and
benefit { have received at your hands. i was very ser'-
ously affected with catsrrh in its worst stages for many
years, and also deaf, sometimes totally so. Ny general
health was so debilitated that I was compelled to aban-
don business entirely. One months treatment has made
me feel like a new man, and | have now resumed my &C
equations. the disease having left me almost entirely. |
have recommended you to several who are similarly
afflicted, and shall continue TO DO so. Please accept my
wsrnest thanks, and believe me, yours truly,
B. WILDER,
Nemphis ~. Clair comfy. Michigan.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-31

!" A thick.headed squire be-
ing worstedIby Sidney Smith in an
argument, took his revenge by ex;
claiminge i'If ! had q son who was
AZ IDIOT by Joys, I'd d. g make him .
parson,p ,",Yery probable" reph-
ed Sidney. Shut / see that your
father was Of a different mind1' p
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-31

U A man who had brutallv
assaulted his wife was brought be-
fore Justice Cole, of Albany, late,
ly and had a good deal to say
about" getting justice.''
2 "Justice a"1replied Cole, 'yon
cannot get it here, this court has
40 power to hang you. I" -rG,i
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-31

|, ~ A love sick swain, desirous
10 Indicate the extent and charac-
ter Of his love for the empress OF
bis heart exclaimed; "Ah! Miss
Brown. my affection for you ia as
strong as--as-as-as the butter
they gave us TOR dinner. Ha
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-31

1iU='An enthusiastic ladmirer Of
the caarwss repeatedly saying to
aistrangery"fheiJ JCzar, is great:n
"Yes, ,''sHassthe reply, 'ssbut God j.
grsateri" Sab, p exclaimed tile
Russian, Hbuat the Gar is yonhg
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-31

T A Yankee doctor has con-
irived to extract from sansages .
,owerful tonic which he says. con-
aims the whole strength Of the
bark. = He calls 1t sulphata
If canine.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-31

No Why ought a pig be the
cleyerest of all animalsa Because
he has got a hogs head Of brains.
, 1865-07-29

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, 1865-07-29

Ibt rest tr1'h Of the whole sfAir IL, that Mr.
Lested. Mr Dnfsnt the Secret r. Of the lat .r,ot
u: fl1esgo 7F.ovnf. and tie vho'e batch th.t are
eas e. = sss 81 M ae1k as
read. Itis ch:esee, IoE,. nd Kehrasks ~ int
st. tos h's snd ss T..
'he Norbtrn 1tute wish to etsp work on tais
un,l they efn po4h their road a!nng
apd ret TO the lo.h nerlas.n b.tvre
Esgutute Of the interests 1nTolved, 1n3uce1
stsnpe modes Of warfare, Ths St. Louis pa1t
c'.im tnst teey nays r ne nesus to 70 Oh viii
q rot, and from wta. they ass doug be,Es,S us q
here aed L3w1tnce, 70 jueee tbas ihs1 srs Il
10 y be hoped that theke local interests viii not
1e aEoIsd ,1,p TO- i,%pede tsis great nations, work
over tie PROSPECT Of 'he etoppsee of work. Those
places sie marked. and viii be reuemhctea In
ibe frtu1e.-1npeka Sfat< R+eord
Our Kahsas cotemrorary Ia mistaken fuot
to sn' Ak more emphatica1ly}, In charsirg
that the Chicago TRIBUNE desires to In upede
the progress Of the Kausas branch Of tbs Pa-
ci6c Railroad. The work was already tu-
Wdtd 20 far rs the cooperation of the Cor
e1nmrnt WAS concerned. We merely pub
llshed the fact, with the 1easous as ne under
stood them. Every mile Of the road con.
st1uctsd in Kansas benefits Chicago. It Ia
Impossible to build mile Of 1t that will
not henett Chicago. It may possibly benefit
st. Louis more than Chicaeo aeo-possibly not.
We only know that 1t will be an advantage
TO both, as veil Ks to the State of Kansas snd
The country at large.
It occurs to rs that canss mast be weak
which seeks to ind such palt;y uotivts In
the official action Of The Secretary of the In
terror, when It is appl1eut upon tie face of
the documents ttat judicial lnveatigation
ceu slone sttt1c the controversy between the
rival claimants Of the franchise. With equal
rnop1iety might VIC charge the Aate Record
with being bcrght up bI the Perry Com pany
to a. rocate their claims. We do not make
Euch charge, because It would be as rcck-
lea and puwa,ranted as the charge Of that
lsper that We ere }aboring to impede TIM
p:ogress Of tie work from motives Of local
!, a}ousv.
, 1865-07-29

of tie Copsu1ate Is iGln:nse, the Con-
sul has fees; htncc, tho probabilities are
that, in addition TO the shame Of putting our
national bus!1ees into suca hands, our Gov
errment will be fairly ctargeahle with the
NJ fa,rness OF paying The Consul who docs It
,norc Il an double Wtat Americans, and far
better rnen, ret for the same service
This is caBe In which the Inter.
teuucc Of The Senate Of the United
States IL clearly demzuded. A. The
Rarcr. or Won, Van Der, Hc5dt bus not
becn combined. there Is fair opporlu.
nifty to examine this appoIn' ment and a.-er-
tain tie g1ouuds-npon which 1T Ta, made.
We care not straw for any personal quail.
tcatiors that he may have for tbs bus,.
nefs; but II his. politics or his as
soclatiors are fuch as to bring dlscre1it
upon the Republic, or the idea upon
which 1t is based, III the minds OF that party
IN Europe To which We look for all the sup
port that We can expect In that priest aud
nob1ity-hdden country, he shon:d be madeto
walk the plank without DELAY; snd It Old
Won Van Der Hi ydt does not want au Amer
lean Consul In Berlin, unless that function
ary is his fon, this country can af,rd to
wait. The tribe Of Van Der He1dts
will not live always. crcn in Prus.ia. viii
our Western Senators LOOK At The facta that
We rc1ates We can find no Law for the es.
tab1ish1ug Consulate al" Berlin our re-
ecarches only develop Law expressly for
bidding that to be dcpe but Senators are
wiser than We are hence We beg them to
see tte. bottom Of the whole affair.
, 1865-07-29

rb1e n fos the Hgow'h at 7ata: Fe have n-yer
han IN sts aSasy lbs on dtcg th kcHu nn apnrs:
h-rtet to the ct4u t-o mn:h raln. whfta 70 liz
trnd p ct41e tuas Thus far. ho hsFa hseed
M e rItiu .ot VI h Rtntio1a It - Hateh
III sIsn il suh] Ct in Of :ef :oeaiH: II ~ exceas
thnYayA rs p{ tho Ksscho"ter II AEw tiwatn'ps
n ths fre1 v.!leJ ef tho II nne.ote Elves, eslasK
ror tfftxses bare arp.tr3d sats !tA. ~ thn
~eaE sfn n Hovts reFton Of tan Ssa:9. r1ts con
Erred en- tia rav .xss coMtnttts1 b. tha
naset epe1ie1 OF tbs ~ U o:tes st H. mt
nsGs ID tsp.S7L I'd seoutaao- Of x.n-esssa II khs
- = st,den o. toeWeAt.
rht txy c,ep, oTsnE TO the heery 12fin: I'd eass7
- lain. /. an unusually COED on7 'hts stats
Htfta1 hc veY-r thss ouF :Araaes VII no saa 3ras.
sstseT los fenersly prs;ees 70 cur toer naY "a
III iii comss TOO ffpe-shus csst'o5!oE ~ n1.tsre
y,ut Tte coTp crop Is looatI Tel5 nas Sos ~.
sre ents1tai,led that raay b. n pea ~ essI
Should ih- ensc1nx noah Of Aatnss nS 0os On
noEeTe The roTn e:oo will M eh!3 snMy mNnss ~ = =
hnt viii nt aoe ot IL .AE!et eFef IL 'A7
State. ,,...,,t. hx.
tAs 4IQpec. ot n Hp1a mt sryes:-s oetess ps5
peet, We beaieTe, lasa aaJ os1eS Hes1N4 DALE aA
bef.ge II.
Ill n1a1 U1sAs.E1 Ht 1s1sa th1t ~ - e1t15 ~
Oh kn.day taa neV tug aampt0u WAt kosaA5 -
4sspJed tj tra Oh RAs fc.nt, LaKs Eth aa4 nao
SIT TOW Gu: Of tbs ps1fols ti7as. ~ VS.
Ing to Mattsn fo- flsl vh4a from 10 na.1o au9l
caYta sha TOOK afe- Eha c.eH tseA Atdd II tae ntt
thofe In sEA1 BOAT Teatu< vH oE1ed oT MOI.
ton i s.. ceisnd. nf s. Ca r.1.S, c. Y, Al d Wa1
vnfrer At thouf Et ft4.
, 1865-07-29

dtmsgceues, Who might b. c,udliases On the
enfbeS TbeV 81 saId that sea1 aso o'sS ancb d.nr,r
might have been likely. Bat nor the Re-
e1oes begin to understand that ali Northern
men wefe MT truly thslr friends, A. III.
Scott sad, tour people hegtr to dana cy-
idrnce from the deeds they DO. Thsy seemed
r. pe1ally to have great faith ia the White
cfliccss ofcolored regiments. Thess seem to
b. superior men. ! hare Lie. q numbss Of
them"
The matter WAS OF course Considered from
the post ,favorsblc standpoint. but stilI
was we'll impressed By their ann men.s' and
l9 lhe intelligent appsecsa lion they lad Of
thei7 present position.
Tc- morrow I 1eave for Huntsville. Ala,
apd Chattanooga, Tenn, and on nv return, ,
r1als be able TO give you an intelligent &C.
count OF ataifa IN that region. r. Il.
, 1865-07-29
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH

WAsHEGToN. Juty 2S.-DuFinr the month
OF June last, zoos claims for prize money
we're fled at the Fourth AUDITORS, and the
handsome eum of 323.e1G, ,T755 di4triaused. IN
suus varying tom 5000 10 5000 to each
claimant. A latge amount still remains to
be distributed among the fortunate eoas OF
Neptune, who cleared the ssas Of the rebel
navy.
The order Of the Secretary Of War, creating
buIran Of ret+l archives. Eas Promulgated
some days ago, but as yet no appointment
Of Superintendent has baen mafe.. The ap-
poiutlIcns will he msdc this week.
Grn. Joe Jolns!on has applied for pard On,
and 1t is probable ke will get 1t. Anlbns the
grer2de suggest sted for mixing this exception
is The fact, said to be we'll authenticated be-
fotc the Attorney General. that Johnston did
all IL hfs powcr to bring the rebellion to
cloee long hefo-c 1t became palpably evident
thu: The Thing was ID collapsed condition.
Thc Commissioner Of 1otefnal Revepu. de-
ci3es thet mannasc' ufed tobacco, upon which
tsury has been paid according to law, nay
be eut into smoking tobneco or fne-cut
chewing tobaccn, It done II the presence OF
under the supervision of an inspector, With
out becoming liable to uu saldtttonal duty.
The tobacco must be weighed, and no adii-
ton 10 or subtraction feom TIL. sau1s made
tAfpr8 av cut.
, 1865-07-29

and Common Council Of Virginia were un-
xeari(d in their attention to our wants and
comforts. Hts honor Mayor James marits
our epecia1 thinks, IS do the editors IT the
Eatrprix. Judge baldwin, Col. Avery, Col.
Bonner, Rev. Mr.. Dunn, and many others
Ehose names do not now occur to us. We
stnll eyer remember the many friends We
made here, snd their great kindness to US,
with grateful pleasure. The speeches Of
NJ. coia5 and IBIS party at Virginia and
Silver CEy, were reported in th.
rapsrs Of Virginia, and need not be ouoted
he.e. In tic morning early We arc 6f for
San F.nEc.seo, and hope tn Teach the me-
tropolis CT the Pacific 5.stes by Saturday
night. r.
, 1865-07-29

NEw yoH1. July 2a.-Tho comptalnts
pga!ust the Treasury Department IN regard
to the New York Custom House e1actton5
are found to be based entirely upon reeuia-
ttops made without the snnc.ion. OF the OIL
cials at Waaslrgtan- Tbs sum Of one cent
Ter pcund on cotton, charged for Cnstom
House fees, IL not authorized by Law, this
cha.ee having been made heretofore: at the
New York Custom House in addition to the
legal in'etnaI -e-enue 1mpost Of two. cents
per pouud patd en- all cotton arriving from
tue Sou b. The parties 10 charged Will be
entitled to receive the sum back on applies
tion duly, authenticated: a go,a deal Of
trouble. IL appears, is also occasIoned be-
tween New York merchants and Collector
Draper By the Treasury regulation wnich
comp:1s every. article OF merchandise Tom
tie South 10 10 weighed, inspected and carsad
by Custom House offcials. The cartase IL
reea, dtd as unnecessarily, oppressive. the
whole system being without The au.horityof
law, pTescntre III. practical result Of i'm pos
ing New York~ta,lH On goods from oth.r
States. These regulation, arc loEd,y corc--
plo1Eed of from all qnartcre, aad ycrv Curious
suggestions are current Us to the disposition
made of the gass Sums realized from taesc
exaetlOpg,
, 1865-07-29
The Whent Trade Of tV}no14.
eExor, tha Wtnnna RSpnh.1rno -Pd.h

The rtcetsteot wheat At Vino il, lA,t week. were
undcubtrd Erestet "a ~ d1:ta- saJ sr1ta: ps1tot
finet wheat bsc.ms - a.llcl' of etp,lt iron Ma.
nftots Ths 4.fIV SIS b. TKyou& a!ea3 aYtra 70 from
se0 10 400 btahe's dsll', ID addti,n 10 which al
ths rolling Iock Ihn ~ ro.a . ksns busy br,sx'
wess pi 1hach sa4 Purchased b. W1noaa payetA
TIE Wse4uaie Tbs: VI blu u PAT sso osys taese hare
dfed thou, md ea.hes Of xh.as No other p,tnt YES:
ot Milwaukee IN saow such N sm 37nt 2. 67 ia..s
kIeat,r too thsn paid In any pot1t in M1aue.
icta or 1Se>terr Wl.cons!n. nursat ths past mex
hu.l: fer No t2rios, and even a h.h ~ =, cent.
whie In LhCros,t thu onl7 ro.u ttsr pretsnts /, Il
taNbcan Of Itat ptsce hsvs Fever gon. oter SIG :
c.rts Tor the s1me grads. Rs roads O. NJ ralfo las
1xtli cnattEnR 10 pkpsp
, 1865-07-29
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, 1865-07-29

Gen. DrtewA on -MnxfmilTinNp
Nzw YaRK, Jnly 2a-9smt-of1cEat news
hss been.feceived ffom Gen- Ostsgu, da:et
Tamttco. State OF Mtchoacan, Juae 13.k.
two cavalry regiments Of the Impartial scr
vice, aud that he is dal.z. rendered the s.r-
vices Of large numbers oF Me1l:sn otIlc .rs
ccmIre hom points il possession Of the
French. Hs further states taat Maximil1.sn
h2s contracted with fcfegn spccutator 70.
the Introduction Of lafgv nam Der OF 1e~
yeas, end that they must renounca the
right ofc,mF1alnt OF Ill treatment befJre tie
u,av!ssrates. and that their temporary beEl-
aye ney be renewed. ard they eau be t1a<as.
fer.ed fer sale without consulttn.. them.
, 1865-07-29
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,


FnrnA1 1v1axxa. Ju17 %, .Es1
The ercttenent IN .toProduee trade eoatinut =
10 increase, End tbs FPecnistfve fever has en- "a
more tskan The poesestfon at our merchants :a1l
over thu Northwest. Tht4 has cauzed ar u14. T.
ally active dfnsEd foz currency and rendered ae
i.'psy mHrket close and stringent. There IL no
cnaps> however. IN the ta!e Of .dtscouns, wiai ch
- Heaos e.s9 per cert per aunum. Ssreas n tes
are tfEsat fE2s>.~x cent per month.
9he aeA75 son'enrtaas to the sevsn.ThJ rty
Loan 'of ae9efa *eske psF> have dirotnisheii to
rome eassat the supply OF currene. tba h ,nf.
ers have IN consequences had less abih,e 70 aeet
|; the ezt4aofttnasJ dsuaud io1 money
The Eaasket foE EasseEn Exchanges rem ,a.ns
*e*k and dull 1t toala discount buying, m d p1r
| selling. The c1osenss% Of tie money mar2.,t oD.
erAtes rnfayoEaa1Jv-on Eastern K1ctaoes.
Gold opened In Her York .o-day at 1R;s md
closed at $50 p. q. II 1433. The following arc
tho qncts&tons ta3s2raphsd to James Boyd j.
Broihe1s rpld brokers:
, 1865-07-29
LOST RIGHTS,

The Richmond (Va.) Commercial Ballet"
nouns the loss By the South Of four Of her
most chesiehed idtas: l. States' Rights. 2.
Fee spfcch. 5. Free Press. 4. Southern
tospitslity. We suppose By s.ates' rights
ttey mean The right to compel free States to
return their fugftiYes elayes, as this Is the
oily right they have lost. By feee speech,
free ptess, and Southern hospitality are
doubtless meant the right to say what they
please themselves and ehoot or hang any
Northern man who asks the same privilege.
Pity such valuable rights should be wholly
lost!
, 1865-07-29
TIE Illinois Local Elections OF 1895.
'[From The Springfield Journ,l.1

General county elections are to take olace
throughout the State in November to illi ths
Offices Of County Judge, County Clerk.
County Assessor aud School Superintendent
Ii each county. It is noas too early for the
un!ot1 or Republican party TO baein to con
slider the matter and to arrange for primary
meetings preparatory to the holding 81 nom.
mating conventions. Other things beinp
equal there Is general disposition through.
out the country to fill the civit ofl:es with
those who have assisted in fighting The bat.
ties OF the Union, and hare received thafsip
honorable wounds which incapacltafe them
for acttre outdoor Labor. The Go7ernment
isnoW dlilfg the slerkships in The depart.
wlo hare been disabled In the service. nn.i II
Is probable the same compliment viii he
poid to them In al the 4tates. Thev se,Te
10 be taken care Of by the people ior ghcm
they periled their lives.
, 1865-07-29
Itezns nbaut tho Crops


Lst egt pEg th rA'n teznn to fall IN fosTents. an
con II utd 10 pour ceWn IN lnmens, Folami until
much eAnaretY va4h!nx the t'TeetI ard ths Gel ars
II nur ber Of tut bustnoh he ases N.re tnhHet<e
fRl e. hers for 3eAf1.
In tha IL d. mnAr nov prove total loss. The h3y
vii fkw1se bo vary &efacpsr tsmsgsd.
From the Kankakse Gaxette, a7th.1
TEE CsoPs.-1h, ANY 1estber va h.ve p,en hsv.
fue for tEo week pa't 10 Writing run to 'hs whsa
snt os+ crora Tia vheAt was mora or Fs. tDjared
b: the tcg and I1st. and nowi. Is lixeY t: bs m1eh
npthtt Is .mpets.b 70 II YES. Ot.s srsh:AT1 au1
ncb iotg lheJ Af- anI7r4ng seriously oT The 9ist
fsoHInR ~ It should oe.
TFom tha Tnon. tat1nn. J Republican, :.
,na ~ NH nsam.star ron ii ~ Tiasst < " III
hsrTe.s CONN encea sast week, bat Il vi! b. sou.
SespeF alth .p8h 4 i iait li2entng. no:e fayar-
, 1865-07-29
cRt,T1aN IN UUa SCHOOLS.

Ne print this morning the report Of the
Committee Of the Beard OF Education. on
the questien Of German as brauch Of study
in tte Granular schools of Chicago, and We
Invite for 1t the attention Of our readers,
Ne are cure that there must he Eome grave
m,sspfrehension In the public, mind Of the
city In regard to the matter uades discussion
in The Board. On no other hypothesis ean
VT account for the opposition to what the
sdvtcates Of the German propose to do. But
th.se who havc been LED into the belief that
the tnition Of my Of tne children, German
or American, Is to he IN theGermsn language,
to the exclusion Of The English, will see by
| the report the extent Of their mistake. It
| il lie object to teach German as Latin /.
taught in the High School and why, con
| sldcslpg the ya1ue Of 3 knowledge Of tht
Grnan tongue to any man who proposes t.
| live In the Eo1 1thwest, there shonld be an,
| opposition to the plan, We surely cannot tell
From our standpoint opposition seem
simply aofurd. .-..-.,
| -Hut. Rad The report and be convinced.
, 1865-07-29

| shah he Inc
| If he wishes
+ hy cpnsentiu
/ The tenth
| the aegrues ::
| dsJ.
| Il is wort.
| thfee oyd'ns,
/ Wt1k 9cv1ed E
| the eA'cmatI.
| hE Ane II nc.
i Ter days wor
| VILE u Inc
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| 1A,e]s S1'@
| A...5t
| n'e1@ mei
| u "e 1o"n
| labor a. wor
| Urging &l.N
! Of theee ord,
holders tor
for it. This
1utfou6 of to
counties in
cents per
these crlr
On A~ Sd q
a1l1s ae
80. a..
49,. r,a,.s
us.s
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, 1865-07-29

Monroe special ssys NJ. Day1s rises carly,
sfkts Sat a. aot thsn ae H. ae9 whsa nc 6s Is
of the day aud the medical attendant he
then breakfasts, nfter -ahtch he walks NJ eud
dorm his room, cor7erses With Gan. Nllee,
who generally visits his quarters about that
time With Dr.. Cta7e1; and then reads the
Bible.
The Hrdld's FORTRESS Monroe correspond:
ent, 2Gth, sayse second hours walk inside
the fo:t Was yesterday afternoon permitted
JEFF. 1lAVfs. The same guard attended Eir1
AZ in his frst walk, and1the same retIc.nce
vas Acptup OF his part aud that OF Ills
exercise on the spirits OF Davis Is already
apparent II continued, there eau be no
douht of bis health improving, II T. ls not
wholly restored, Renewed rumors reach US
CT his speedy removal to Washington for
trial, bat no credit tB Eiyep them.
, 1865-07-29
Serofala, Cancer, Skin Diseases
Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Goitre,
Dropsy,
IMPURE STATE OFTHE BLOOD
An promptly md tnorcuxn1J uad.cated hy
DR. JAYNE'S Alternative
Kead the Evidence.

IT. G. r. HAYFOHD. Of Ut. e.Exsh, Ciezmohs Co..
Ohio, NTtte8:
Tia Eoa Of II. Rich Fri BawYes hA1 Deen aalc16d
With ee1c1urecs AFFECTION TT abous saver 1ea.H-
TtgrAyaEae OF th1 k:eAd fui al9cHRo had been surh
shat tho boys tAca at times oDe entire sore Hn
ssesned % xss worse and worse. Athon9h ho had oe
1ad saa at the best physle1Ans In this secdoa
Of tae csunaJ. Last October Ns. sawYEr N1s adriS
Cd to Etvs 3k7aE1 AL7a1Ar1v1A = htxI, and an&lY
eonscnsed 70 DO 70, bn. with ua ho2e .hAs biz son
Nooa na htnoated By H. n he hkd tz4.d uedlcine0
lnn1nezaola without tas sliah:e4: t1aot. Whan hip
&on had d1i4haa taa a1ss bor!a. IN IN tydyeue4t
VIE peFeptibis aad tasrS bottles effected vi aep
to be npeElaaneure1ta The xntr4 hAya ali dnA3.
ps3ed. anc 10 oca NOT acquain ed With t,e c11crm-
itacctt coEld suppose uoou 10 -ktnk Into r1ahaahy
happy frs Of Master 5.H3Gz, shst Ia hsd 7cr known
Atxue4o 9f A3Y 13aH, -
, 1865-07-29

FHIrAY HEE1ues, Ju.y ~ 1876,
LUMBsR-E..etv.t. s.'s1 z; sktpp-d. 1,xs3 N.
Market firm, with N active d.mt1t This light Of
fertntt Ie4t1,ct trade. gass xtre Cargo scar Kolo
pousau, from Black Lsse, m Is strsps. balance
rpo4tif hearts, u SIS %, b7 fl'n q Fuller; cargo
s.hr tbor from Au.keEon. % II good mill ruu =.
x7A,o, II rarts & Masun: c.reo schr Be1eft, tr-m
Mr.k.sop. ITO N y "trip. ftom No. lozs ba1ancs
ssx,1,ed comuon 1t >1s CO, " Hart d A*x3e.l;
c.r7o .chr GsaaEer- from Ka,sm aSo. fro EAmpoal
& sSca-cb mill, 81 n xss5tss :: $1a.oo.
sl1NGIEs-Eec:lyrd.1 1.c39 m shpped. f,Un N.
Msrhet nsm, salet we7e Cargo sctr' G.stus. fton1
Msrltovoe, 500 N shAyed ~ d. $3.50 tco N sa#.d
ii t4es: rs cedar n T. .; 1.soo M Ros1e Iafes
snAred fn,e pAck,gt<) - 81 q. 10 as.tTg.
Weduo-e yard pFlces - foupE3-
, 1865-07-29
FROM NASHVILLE,
The Freedmen OF Tennessee and
North Alabama,

abomlz bic Condition OF the CITY of
NashFtfle-Orgnnt OF the
Frctdmen's Bur<au-Geu. Clinton
b. Fttk-ohite Hefasees-Interest.
1r@ st3tastdcs-An outrage at Bdc=-
tltle-A Ns"spsper Edited by = Col.
0red Nan.