davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-04-25


The activity which has distinguished the 4ry Gooda
market ftf continues nnabated, and ssems to ga
thesng inc easD: proportions each Ructted17g weck-
Goods bare materially advance d, since our 1aat
rost Ia detatt and are becoming quite scarce il IL.
EAsteln markets. 4 dispatch 1ecslved to-day from
New Ycrf by \ leading. house. reads. - Gunaclls
P.lnu 2fc spracue's "a, Richmonds 2o,, Swift River
licts Ike ALI hleached goods SC higher. fyesT
lhlnr very scarce. Napoleon sheetnss 4xi,
&C." In sh!s market We Eoss an I'd
vance OF 1azc per yard On Pfints;
2esc en- Brown shsetsngs; 29ss On sleAched 9 aods;
2asc on DENNIS; 1Gac on Striped anu 1876
on Brown Drills. Pink Fs!nts are exceedingly ssasce
and command 2@sc more than other atylea- Dela'nes
AZ ape ut the ssme Carpets are Ia very actlve de'
maud. and the market Il nrm for III grades balmo.
rnls are nm 1t la.t quotations. Blseh tambfes NE
scarce and nr at 2ec. Threads the same as before.
stupearu Drown shcet!nEs are sesfce, ana ane'
tat,on, msv BE- looked upon III hltao.t nouinat+
steek. now much BETTE sa,n ans Stss tss
OF t"o - noT rnarSst At prices NJ low a. BE-
ne Est ass asa to-
1-.h .ssrs ,muealasaiy on arrival. Pafp.ssand
PinEs xrf wA1ted. so,,,r..
, 1865-04-25

COL. JACQUES ARD JEUg. DAVIS.
Our renders all remember tue famous peace
conference in Richmond, on the 17th Of July,
'sCi, between JEFF. Davis and Col, jacques.
ave can," said the Colonel, sand must
"crush your armies and cxterminntc your
"goycrnment. And is moi that already
"' n4ar9y done? You arc wholly without
1Aaponcy. ard at the end OF yorr resources.
&C f%nt has shut you up IN Richmond. Sher-
"snnu is before Atlanta. Had you not, then,
shetter accept honorable terms Thile you
AZ can retain your prestige, and save the pride
~ ef the Southern peopfc:''
N'hcrcupon, says Edmund Kirkc, Ar.
Dzsfs smiled "-for the last time on record,
and replied as follows: ...
reFoect your earnestnees, Colonel. but yon
ddnoi seem to understand The situation. We arc
no exactly shut Ep u hlenmona th.t y y s9nf p+pe,a
rot 1 ours. Some weeks ago, Grant crossed the
In Hnnidsn to whip Ice md t1kc Riehsond. Leo
dove him In the hrtt battle ana tnea Hrsnt exS
mnysment.' 1m aud fought Lee again, Lee GroFe htn
n eerond lime and then Or mt made Anothet .hank
movement: rnd 20 thcy kept on-Lee Ma1pplngg "
new. And wLut ]. the net 1esultt Grant has lost
tjxtnty- five or eighty thousand mcn-MoFs M taaN
L<e had at The oatstf-and ls no nearer 1aKang
hhs 1,rvcr bcru brnken. hoius a,m completely "a
check, and has men enough 10 spare p lnSAae
Msrylaud and threaten tnshinE1on3 Sbefaan'
nd runnosc be ukes itf You know that the fur
thcr he gocs from Ills sase Of supplies tne WEAKER
he grove, ant the moro disattEous defeat VIII pc
Ticw, should certainly ~ our petition was bet
ter than youff."
We wonder whether he thinks so still.
sherman took the risk Of strpipg further
, 1865-04-25

MONDAY Evrxl1o. ApsI' q.
LUMBER Ft.ei7ed ses 60 te<t: shipped s95sc]
fees. The receipts co1tIa1e unu u1lt Light fer so
4saen. cvlnE main to Temporary cluse., The csm
ut Otonto has given way, and tho low w+s'r At Nus
keEon. and the stex astty in towiag logs. hlFs de-
Jared tie manufacturers IN getting to work. The e'
mane IL rery ae:iyc-ln t1ce+a It the Rupply-and
good carsces picked up res1ily st outside pricss
S1cs c., 90 .cht ri tic. f;on Gra1d silver,
IL N, tno:tlJ hosrfs, at 3;6to. b. 1rith Euler:
ear7e sclr. Go'ds1lth, troE1 Eaamax:o. Is II mil
run OH good logs At sf1.5o. said br Morton cuso
schr Douspaa, frsra Black Lake. ~ II y strips 1t
SIC co. ~ n1.h & Fuller; cargo sehr undlne. from
Grand E!y.r, % m common mixed At Sla.3o.; cargo
ectr warrsu, from Black Lsks. stri1s at sl5. elt
By 11tah EnllT; earE schs T. ii. Peck. from D1cE
Lske st.1rs. b1a'ce 9,cout ens1ty. 81 SIS So b.
ptckford; cargo sch1 3itnnesots from Bly, Sets.t.
ment, 100 n e o. moro strt:s It 317.:5.
Wc Guete TIC nj rket dtn at tbs following zatts:
SEQ ears9e', y ssa1s Il
K4ssGa .s.......--.s..-s--- Et%I0spts. -
Ec4fss eafGoes l@.AG4t-eo
sDECLES-1:sce:vs 50 co; ahi1p ID, 81 osa. Mar
.e., .tsacJ. Sales w.te: Cargo Icht k:f2y. IT nj
Ti CIsr Dsnlss 9co m stHet 81 Is for as and 81 o.
so7 20 2 sold by blanchard j. BoElands par- cargo
schr Irwin. 11o RAA cd Al ut 527o. sod by d.
FIeGsteT.
We quote: ......
SrweG A stfnEIe$. S9Ft Y!
35VG375
LAIH-Eece17et us 1tb; sh,po-d. ~ o0o. This
market is quiet an1 stesds ut ss,se930o,
, 1865-04-25
kURUs Ef1ATEh,
(YoRAERLY HATCH d HUGHN9@S
az I'D

BRVNETk,
No. IS Excosnge P:aces New Yc1A.
EcvB.nmsEt H3catttea. Stock Ssaa Gcid, 1ctKft Aat
aptd Exclusively un CoMlisaco4
... R-Y1nxNC1a:
At7Sek SotcnGn Stu1Xes sunH, CG!cesGs IL
s.cz1s:. Etnek.ey { Eant' Chicago, M
c. T. Whee:.s, Esq Chicago. Ill.
LY. biIpn. AlQ.. GEtcsEe. L..
c. "A. Regss7. EtG., Ehlc-go, III. .-..
Nesxrs. Bound, Bailey & Co.. Ncn 1o:sE Els5
4E Ar:. hc:11u;, urcl. TO-, EeH Ytza =iiS.
E.4sIt- =; = tuck; e Co, e, s;sT M Y5:x G;s3.
HI. 2a1ter, Eaq:. tu1laa1, Vt.
Neetrt Eath:op, 6m1th z Coz GsEeSc, ny
c. pn1sat Rs1.. pres.d.nt Rork 1s'aad tniirots Lp
, 1865-04-25
AF1N Ii IN - W
PORT OF CHICAGO

ARRIVED. ............-- Apr: A.
Stmr Genet: Mcasqly, s,.n,toyse = sand i, !d *:
eDp b.,nsf s. s.
9y SaS amper
schr J 8 Wallace. Lawrtnces aheboy<an' COS
sehs ~ Cone. 1a1seo. Msoitowco. 70 eds wood.
sshf sshF fa:s
g: Ss: es;s :sea.
SsF Gnsns ea Ssess coae q g.
Rs!aas anesf xosa
h'sa't q sHsn,n iamser :Hz'i !: q iats. ase'o 'f
Barque. Ksip;r, ,Mepons,d, Wisconsin Clay Banss.
rarque E st rssR, Davis Peatzster. rs lumber.
t Rsx L;s
Batqoe nstnsen Hosg Ea1lSon q q tooh % LEVY hx:tes-
s:,S9s s,Sas s. ras.s H 'H,SMSs aos
b.sqGe Minnesota Peterson, Green Bay 1So N lam'
sshr 3: co.t1ni't. Sio0e. Kalamazoo % N iaa'-
CLEARED .........Apri1 ii.
stur coHet MeHsrry, Msn,tpEoe sandt,+s
f1ose iies rassass Nspis: js:epss :gns.,es: ~.
p.qas t' 81 pa
sssa,e.o: Jens. nes,e :. ees b. eesa;
Baiaue IL i. Gode. walker Bniisio, isoss pa corn.
/; rGut S.nIy stdr chaae Buffalo, . SIS ru oata-
n,rque Iesse u =, Love, nu1A'o. e 81 b. oata.
stnF F.ns9 s '''n
sehs DlcEins IN, Lla"oD. BadAlo l3s5s ba wheat.
schr Esssx. Wnlssn.. Hsnsso T. q 5ca a. ~ EneAr
Schr krrchnu Fu.scn. Rlaalo. r. 800 hn corn.
schr Mary II. Scott GFases buK 10, i e0t hu corn.
schr white s9na!l. IssEsey Inn g 1o. t5os nu c'fn.
schE Bonnie Doen. Lecden: palai2: 10 800 bu cofn.A
| Schr Eai1nr BOY, Long. DnFa'o, t9nss au earn.
Schr fashion, ilan, DufAto. % $50 bn corn.
scnr f,ac1ne, Wtll!sms, 'oilinsweod. FITS ou corn.
| Schr Eclir SC, Jout 4, Sasnta, u-o00 In WEr.t.
, 1865-04-25


2,ceo br No Corr. q. s.Msy................. 65
The Wheat market c1osed with buyers Of No /
eprirR ut E1.19t, and SELLERS At &1.au. No Oats
was offered at se{c, with buyers at 46c. No Corn
waa offered at 72c with buyers At 71lc. Provislons
and N'ghwtnes we're neglected.
Tbs fcllowipR rn1es and regulations were adopt
cd unanimously by the members:
1st. The nazns sad styis Of this organization
.haa n h@ es the "Board Of Trade Evening Ex-
q; The oflcesa Of the Board shan consist Of
sEaller and "sce5etasy." The duly Of the
Cast snal1 os to call list Of the articles offered
/ 81: The members only shall be allowed the
pi;v1leees Of the Board md room. =
5 4th. The Secretary shall have CHARGE OF the
room+ books and papers, and see tiist thoJ IRE in
proper order ioE tho meetings Of tho Board. 10
s BE- as - s ~
TSs sstIs1ss 5ss spac 9a 81 Wbss sas! E.:
ms.'s:a aafs No: % Corn" Fise mlnutss sha1l b.:
allowed for each atticis on tue easf; :,
6th, All transactions made on and after the call
sbal 1e reported to the Secretary, who shasi Sssp
iii. On iii ime sales margin Of ten per cent.
can To called for By either party, either at anSe
margin must be pstd u, before eleven O'CLOCK !ne
urxt DAY, II called for In tbs evening Or o@tora
closing OF bank hours II called for belote taa A.
jsurntnent Of the Ieeuiar nooa sessl9a p et tas '
.
tu ing life "A .tnttact.
ST. IL bs.rd e Ifade - Arbitration and Ap; p;
transac Ions made m this Eoard.
9,h. ii IS nnanimcnsly recommended by the
Comn,ittce tha during each ses,lon Of the Board.
smoking in The rooms shall pe prohioitsd by a
vote OF the sub5c1iuyrs aud m:mberS.
! 10th. The rooms OF this Exchange Will be
| opened 1t O'Clock P. NJ, and the call for
isilowsd by w No Salins Whea No. Oil. aad
| No, Coru, In rcgu14r succession.
| .uRst,nfP3spN AEK1GY 7-3O LGAh.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK Or. CHICAGO.
n sank Wi; receivs authorizations - the nsw g
g, S. kptes, anc pay ths tnteftst ct sab
scIpEnn TO the 18th Of june.
HheES -otes R1tsBsuet dccG:cuaslsa. Of 49, ftlE
$50 $1n01aa- Is Go0 acsr 'rtt5 cs-.t L rate o. Il
vi cene -. aoEnr. End sle p:ss shrec yass. IN
5tf ct June 1E5, mag br tcrfsr.e- at tnn optt7n
oflhe hold.r ut ma~aFl.y into slx lsr cent so gold
| oeartnE nunaa
-, .eE ct G:nEscs: me- ass trss 1IGa 3tata aat
MunlcIpa; tAFkdC1t Ard haT1ax shia adtanLagS. &tr
nc best secntit5 ie: Investment 1os In :ls aikae.
We allow the us11l rata o. cnfn n.bt-n "a ssease-F
Csn tnroEn tne notes immediately On receipt Ct
| urt etr nee Ct charge J: A. aLl4s, eFsncent.
, 1865-04-25
r1-H CHRISTIAN CON mission.

YJyE CHNIE1fAN GDs1MTs51ON.
Tlc celebration Of the th!fd anniversary OF
tho II. ". Christian Commission dlled Cfos-
ty's new Opera HouEc to Overlooking Flth an
audience largely representative Of the char
actcr, VT alth, philanthropy and r'ety OF thc
city Of Chicago. We devote lsrge space to
the reports in detail OF the addresses which
were unayoidably crowded out OF our preyi-
Gus Issue. The Christian Commission has
performed great and noble work. 1t has
largely enjoyed the confidence OF our govern
mcnt and people In the past and VIC believe
will continue to do 80 N the future.
, 1865-04-25
j lSpl&scA "e&E-
aALES iF HOGS TO-DAY.

Vtrtyntll ~, az, Do ........ 81 81 80
Ise Ee,sc. c;.sed Qate: AID very heavy at 4 de-
cline ttrce last Monday Of iuliy &c = D.
bUARP-1here Ia good supply Of Sheep In tho
snd p:ess ase lower thar lass wax"
Wf ouct.: Sles1ed, gt4itc; Eniheared, l-@l1:.
HuG3-E1e receipts to day comprise sixteen car
oad* and the market Ii onl and IVY a. 1ox211xe:
nv. s.to.t SOLOS RoBtSSpH.
, 1865-04-25

MONDAY Evening, April ~.
The following summary shows the r1cveE'-n: II
PzndHee and Provisions, daring the past forty
eight hours:
, 1865-04-25

RIO BUlLDERs.-Ssaied Prspo-
e.17 uul Be zeceYed at 10 u'.no.s stato 8o4sf,a2
4o- no Iu:sue, II .IscksooVte until May 11ta, n.
'os '10 BRICKS, LINE, SAND,
And for the Brfck and stone Work
or the Ra,t WING Of that Institution.
,aaan6rns xiih iss ,West Wtpy fAoay conatrns,sss
md which =. o!e no a. smns1 q b: .hSas tnst
5sicct 1ay OF iii oldA which may b 1kessateA
jaeks. nylr1c, nj. March u, t8s1
mh23oete 13t a1T Iusk1W 3dt
, 1865-04-25

10 New To.k........ ......sl.24 3a95 $3.50
70 Boston. IN t9o t99 ;;e@@
i + Baas Ba r.: .......:"......:. 8 3
70 elsseiand q nn.etsl.l. .r1s ~
rrofesl i'nes a!e o:.,ias to az: t.!e9t at q g
e ,o 50sa 'ar &c aus M .Ha I'd sse
Ias1e are however, Fam''s 0' engagements Vt lower
1FL0uR-Recei,ee,s $500 bs1e: thlpped 400 b.1s:
Market ssys aaa e1t Sasgt :9T Ses;Rs oI:
hit: at:s LlI,n"" ss9!ss & g sS
lilly 10 hs's Re:ytd1rs ID and Sa,1s ~ nnse or
a. s. i5 ~ as = fno, ~ nam 4 u.
.H esas:and" At ss''s5 Nv 'f1s ~ 'A-' -
e:.EAT-Recetv-d, $50 bu; sh1ppeJ 1856 bu.
sst @s.; & 81 r. ss' e
TX sgI,1E r. q u or :sdfs i9 e b2 ds ss ;s Sa
sfrnE s 3 Il 3f.tsHc:oslng DUET at siis1 tor No
C0KN.Rseei.s 1S1.e na; shinpeq' n y H3,5: snv ~.
s:ae ef e1Ss u e.. = - % 4 81 g
s ess tWu sxo M ID Do $50 o.
L. Mjeci.d II &c; ldo ba i csHs II soo ID do :s
rs do SGfK ~ o 5u d. 4 sa oa kecssd .e &c
"aii IL .oas hs nafks1 cioslSE hfm II outside auota
tl9p; %aTshesassa +: y $50 bu shipped bu
aa!5s: sss s 81
g Ssas; sss :ssS5:a n
fye 10 ste,s ai o ba 10 j. At ss:; il bsSs -
s1 aen maTSt Wa ~ FL aat
6ssr ssrsssS eisns IT., trans estons. ~
HaNt1r rr31 dni III It III ms.kzt ID almost
10na5 m aeso5aia9 ssaa4 az =
REs,6,f = tpHtRS-Is pR aaist ana nomial Il Ssiaoo
| essaco PEI tor toT f-lz to oeime o.
| KlITTEk hec.tTec, u6tS oss snlppen non:.
TIL It II good Inquiry 1oI Cno kG4A AA ~. FL.
, 1865-04-25

YDUL-shipreti,s s,Hl ". There Is rather more
aet,vNy m the sRet. nut pxe axe vt hant sa1sn-
E,sI ctnncr. SAT- N+Ee 2,qe as al sc; Suit n3 As
ii TOG~ih be misEet is dull at the following qao-
fattonA:
hteeh pr czd deliyesea..-....-....... = sn9,e1 z
MApie ~ ..............-..... 1C.5QG9U 81
, 1865-04-25

rnsrKtt poniu4t ~ ~ tu4A1ta1 for Onou-2K1
art Sag, uAw-t the 3ns,de 1-u 1br round lots.
Ta LLONv-Eecetycts SO -. MIrkes nominal ut
1o6t1 for CITY and axH9c Tor 1untrJ.
TkNS-We note = fslFly active nas ket for 1Tt tes-
cripliors, snt our quotations Aza fully realized. We
tlnaE H5sQI, rier.or to caEa1a0u. n...Sl 0al.1k
40 Auper1o. TO dee, r....... .lsH1.4
DO eItT3 10 cHttce, p B......,.. 1.GG.3l.1
IsrertaI superior Gue, b,.......,,.. e
do extra t. cholCr 2 m......-.. .sfA-.E
4nnnoxder Saprriot 10 EEe, n,,.,,...., 2oa1.dE
do = exith to Elo, CO. Il n,,..,,,,.. .3Sae2 "
Jsnac natural leaf tue 10 extra me. s.. lt.t
Is DO nns.E to choice, = > I.Wlf.F
90 colorsd, . s;S
arc ~fsheut crpEe We auct.:
, 1865-04-25

lAEE ND H al. r siG1 e f.E, STsieSt a = n
for tour and soc for fourth cass to NV York, and
lilo tor -four and Sc for fourth clsss 70 Boston
There are; however, rpmoss o1 engagements NJ lower
, 1865-04-25


MAron'A OFFICE, crrr or MonnE,i
April 1ash. 1865. !
Erx71sxrs-1 hayc tie honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of 3cur communication at The h1nis 1f
Lent. Col. r. 6. Lsurhlin, sraG Of Major General
&;rapges commanding 18th Army Corps, sud
Lieutenant ComEarder S. T. franklin, u. s. n.
dia1e arc unconditional surrender Ut this cIt5.
q he Ilty las b-en eyh.nsted b5 tho n!lseaTy Nc
thor,tscs md its Eaunisspat authority Il now under
mr. control Your demand has 5eeu granted and
trust. gentlemen, for the sake Of humanity, al}
eaIe. .erafis which you cau t.row around our pco.
pic will te secured 10 them:
: Your obcdlcut Ha1Tint,
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-avIgsaasg - svrffIE svirfI hasso sai' 'nd' +aioa I
UE;g r, ;,. Sen III IT. I, l.. ,l.,'aI - !

p F5rsi5 Matshs ss
mailedstbs utscribsrs St"Two 4Doi:i asear,in
advaree enI1 Afsssands HALF ataer 81 apatlis
or 1HsEz poIAARs aifeyathe close of sabscrp
tion xear,J 10 any ege %ocurng u S
and, paying thecash in df ace, the paPer Hiai1 ee
furnished year. gratis.
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o44 UNITED SrATEs OF AMERICA,
VIII t4sI9 q yDEPARrMENT t,K STATE. x8
{ DUPLICATE.

To all arAoaa these ! Presents, f4ss - Il -
essa sa,.-sl 4o5 slaay. come, Greeting: ::
| certityg that annexed is attrLe copy Of
a JOINT, Resolatioa3 Of Congress- entitled
" a Resolution submitting to the Legisia-
lures Of the Several Statessa Proposition
to amend the Constitution the Uiited
States," approved sFebruaryG1 1868 ;athe
original of which is ON fle in this De.
partment. IN - 1850 =, ,7A!J9s4 bna 40
1 In testimony whereof, I, William IT.
-s Seward, Secretary of State of
SEAL 1.-The United States, have here-
| [ --. unto subscribed my name and
caused the seal of the Department. Of
State to be affixed. 80 u .; os-.tt .t:rou Al
Done at the City of ashington, this
second day of February, A. D. 1865, and
of the Independence Of the United States
of America the eigE ty-ninth.'
~. :, Will. Il. SEWARD. >
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A RESOLUTION

lSubnaittipg to2the Legislatures of the, sew
eral .States5a Proposition to amend the
Constitution OF the United States. S.
HcsoZued By the Senate md HOUSE. of
1 Representatives Of tile -Uasated States Of
Y Americ0 en- aCoaegress assembled, 3(tsoo-
fshirds dof both Houses coaacua7gqag,) That
the following article be proposed to the
Legislatures of tile several States, which,
when ratified BY threeafoufths of said
Legislatures, shalll be valid, to all lintents
and purposes, as a part Of the said con
|stltution, namely :
ef6aissse fTfvt aafes--t Z ID pstatfsiasr ct =
ARTICLE XIII. =
sge. /, .Neither, slavery nor involuntary
|servstnde except, as. q pianislnment, for
crime whereof the party shall have been
|auly convicted, shall exist within the
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nzy' Suits, have been commenced ,bi
the government, against. Southern post
masters who were il. il. arrears at the break *
ing out of the war, and who turned owe
the fainldss INT i their hands to the confedssf y
ate. ,goyernin ent. 80.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1865-11-24

ID - General Briscoe, Of the Federal
army recently on, trial at Washington, for
jstesdling some $780, ,0Q0from the quartz
ter's safe in, .Lynchburg, Va, Of which
place he. was in command after the II = s. sur r
render Of General Lee, has been convict
ed: and sentenced to be dishonorably dis
missed from the army, and to lose all his is
back pay. ase ,-asa e,.,ssa e.s1 s...tso
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.Aesxara, s..s ssa., sl.e Sea- tissef.

Ourare l,iar esfof ad advsqeisiagaare as follows i
One sqrafe s4 lucy !sssS, tifst iAsfrto olla s "
Each hsss4 sssi4,ssa..s It slsssEtsala r. IS n
Fr - r1os,ts,ss TsF{--3 - - - 5 so
For twelve months, oo
rsy- Liberal deductions in favor of regular ad-
yertisers.
Proe ssional or Business Cards, not exceeding
five lines in length, FIVE DOLLARS year-longer
ores in proportion.
e7y- Postmasters are required h7 law to notify
nuI!1shers when papers ere not taken from IL eir
olices-and those fsling TO do So become respon~
sible Tor the subscription money.
O7scs on West Street, 5elo,o the M E. Church
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.u7 Esor ) ninety. i
tlae M o79r o79rayian mission "a
an annual yogiage 7
shores OF Greel.n1and B
present IS the ninth
this service.
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The PIEpioNr !. RAMRoAn--At the
meeting Of, It'd stock kholsdersa Of the Pied
mont RailroadIp I9anyilles Ya,,lsst week.
the same prefdento and, directors were
chosen as, ,nop;@haye charge, Of the, xRich,
,mond,, and, Dlnyille, Railroad, with the
addition. of ito ptber. direetors,s j.. N
Morehead, of Greensboro', and, John
Wilkes, of. CAElotte, II. Q. The meeting e
ordered the pAanentn Of salaries due the
Officers of tie Ioad swhos Wsree essryIng al
10 tserily. Va i y s. sstssisa
treasurer of tip company
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1865-11-24


s.u, bsfifIte a-l-zE...S --.Tlb v18ys tsGs
3 gayTIne Washington Repu61ico'o saws
it has<the Ipositiv assurance of Hon. Ed
ward Mc1herson Clerk Of the House of
Representafives,t that lie will mot enter
ppoql the roal'aofsthe' Ho'1aea ors call .ztila'
namesiof the e'1s4presentatives 'of the late
-rebelhsus States; butt H1lts'leave thehaltol
,present theilocfedenh alsfto the House. .aei
s4s futfs 81 6soas
: ADyIeEs OF Gass. lsrsIs.----s'sI It. should be
the, object Of allie avoid ,controyersg,ste
,al1ay passion, give-free.~scapa to reason
and every kindly Ieelings arI3y doing this;
and encouraging 4eiIHens TO engage
in tho duties. of clifeaMi4haenl stbeiri heart
and mind, with a detern,inatien not.tpahe
turned aside by thoughts OF tive ipast sor
fears pf the future. ofr onfltr viii not
oinlly yIbe resforedin materi ial prosp peaatys but
VII be advanced in science, IN virtue,
Iand in religion"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-10
suffrage.

Rev. Z. H. Chaplin, in his Grafton at
Albany on the 4th, argued at length in ia
vOr of negro suffrage. The theory of our
Government that there must be represen-
tatiOn where there is taxation demanded
it. Justice required it. The peace and
the welfare Of the country fmperatively
called for it There could be no harmony,
agitation wsuld not cease, until it was
granted. The principle laid down by
Nj. Chaplin is no doubt correct. The
Southern mind will, in good time, be edu-
Gated up to the recognition of the full rights
of manhood. Intelligence should be the
only test of suffrage. The white man and
the black who can read and write should
have the privilege of the ballot. We
would have ignorance and crime expelled
from the polls; but enlightened citizen
ship, white and black, should be equal in
law, should have the privilege of suffrage
and the same voice at the bsllot-bOz
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-10
From Rev. Fred S. Je,osA Professor of tho

From Rep. Fred S. Jea0eH, Professor of the
State Normal School, Albany, N. 7.
d.. L1GHrHILL-Dear Sir: Under date
of March IA, l sent yous careful statement
Of my case, my former treatment, my fail
ure to obtain relief IN that direction, nv
resort to your treatment and Its beneficial
results.
1 have been, from the winter ofthe year
1874, subject to violent periodical attacks
OF catarrh, marked by febrile syptOms, VIC
lent Inflammation of the lining u embranes
of h cavities Of the head, accompaniment
the first stages by a wstery discharge from
the nose, subsequently, becoming scrid and
yellow and towards the close OF the attack
purient and bloody. These attacks pro-
duced a most distressing species of head
ache, occurring periodically each day for q
period varying from n to three weeks,
sometimes 80 violent as TO incspseists me
for business, and confne me to my bed. At
times the attendant Inflammation would
extend TO the teeth, produce toothsche, or
to the throat, Occasioning ho~arseness and
partial less Of voice; and twice within the
last few years 1t has SO affected the right
eye as to confne me for weeks to 8 dark
ened room
Ihad tried medicines and applications
Of various kinds; snufs and other catsrrh-
applications to the head of camphor,
ginger and hot fermentation of different
kinds; and in connection with these the
usual emetics and csthartics EMPLOYED 20
induce counter action. But none of these
had produced any permanent improve
ment and In the few instances in which
temporal relief was afforded, it was at the
expense OF so much strength as to leave
me greatly exhausted. Under these cir
eumstaDees l was led, though with some
reluctance, from the supposed i~neursbilitv
OF the disease, TO make q trial of your
treatment. l found it soon beyond even
my hopes, reaching the disease as It had
never been reached before, and allevistin0
its symptoms TO an extent which 1 had
supposed impossible. At the time when /
gave you my former certificate, while l
did not feel assured of 8 complete cure. /
had obtained amaterialrelief which ampIv
repaid me for my trial of your treatment
and Wnlen satisfied me that that treatment
was as elective as It was simple and philo.
sophleal. a substantial escape from nv
Old atSseks OF cstArrh, for the almost un-
precedented period Of nearly half a vesr
Ano bnsb spite OF severe attacks of i'll
ness, which would have formerly rendered
such an occurrence inevitable, wss to me-
proof of an important success. It is now
six months since / sent you that statement
and wtile it is unpleasant for me to appear
bhus constantly. and in this guise, before
The public, it seems to me q matter of sim.
pie Justice to yourself and to those Whe
may be suffering as I was, to add that 1
am not only as fully satisfied as to the utiI-
ty and efficacy Of your treatment of ca
az l was SIX months ago, but I sm
low OF the belief that if there is such a
ming IS q cure for CHRONIC CATAREH, in
ny case q substantial cure has BEN effect
d. FREDERICK s.. JEWELL,
Prof. State Normal School,
ALBANY, N. " Sept. /. 1854.
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