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PHE TRIAL.

WAsHINGToE, June 8.
The most important witness examined
to dsy was Edward. Frazer, who resides in
St. Louis. He gave an interesting account
of the steamboat burnings on the Missis-
sippi Ohio, and other rivers, " agents OF
the rebel government and furnishing
their names. A T.. .. .-.--
A witness was produced TO show that
Atzsrott, where he resided, was considered
deficient in courage. --.-. ..,..- u
Another witpess testified that on the day
after the assassination DR.. Mudd expressed
his regret that the President had been as
! sassinssed -
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FsOI CoNCORD, N. n.

Governor Smith was insugurated to-day
with military and civic display. The in
augural address is q long sn6 able docu-
ment. .F .rrr ID .. WI
The total debt of the Stale is 3,s7s, 600,
and there will be due this yesr $25s, 900 in-
terest, making $4,2S6,O0O. The estimAted
receipts of this year will be $685., 900. The
remsining floating debt, interest and out
standing claims, is $706, 900. Is o.. .a5-
The annual expsnditures.tO be provided
for the ensuing year,amount to 81, ,642,OOO,
The Governor recommends the issue OF
7.3O currency interest bonds. 1-f
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WAsHINGTON IrEas.

WARRINGTON, June D.
Nothing Of interest took place in court
up to the time of recess.
Special 10 the Commercial: An influ-
entisl delegation from New York is in this
city to protest sgsinst the appointment of
8 politician to the Assistant Tressurership.
1t is expected the delegation will succeed.
H. II. Van Dyck, of Albany, is now pro-
minently spoken Of for the position.
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AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

DV1IVNt . lIIu o
The American Medical Association at
its session to-day, assigned the second
Tuesday in May for the next annual
meeting. The Committee on nominations
reported the following officers President,
d. Humphries Storrie, NJ. D., of Msssa-
chusetts; Vice Presidents,G. F. Hubbard, of
Indiana, s. A. Away, OF Ohio, 7. c. Dunn,
OF Rhlde Island, w. 2. johnson, of Dis
trict Columbis; Assistant Secretary, A.
E. Morgan, of Baltimore. ee5rr .. 5
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

The resolutions adopted by the grand
johnson meeting IN New York city on
Wednesday evening, SO far as we can Judge
from the imperfect synopsis which the tel
egrsph gives us, are sound and sensible,
and furnish an excellent basis for the plat
form of the gra nd party Of freedom in the
future. We shall, however, refrain from
an extended comment upon them until we
have the opportunity of seeing them in
fnll u.
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sFYRN.rHInTIEs.

THILAUhLPdIA1 . uue o
jay Cooke, United States Subscription
Agent, reports the sales Of the 7-So loan,
to-day, 10 amount 70 S2,1Sh6O0: The FOL
lowing are among the largest subscriptions;
Second National Bank Of Chicago S2Ol,-
900. First National Bank of St. Leuis
500 600. Fourth National Bank Of st.
bouis SiOO 600, First National Bank Of
New York $500 900, Yernilye & Co, New
York, sISOOOO Ninth National Bank of
New York SlO7 400, First National Bank
Of Portland, Maine, 100000 There we're
SI9V, 900 individual subscriptions.
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The Court at washington.

There is chars eter in sll their faces, buE
Judge Holt presents perhaps, the most
striking countenance. His face is full Of
q lines Of thought" with the towering fore
head, mouth expressing great resolution
ofpurpose, deep set eyes, and head cav
cred with the issnoWs of many wintersH
His associate, Judge Bingham, is q SMALL
sized man, about General Grants height,
but with more nervous manner, and 8
restless gray eye. Conceal Lew. Wallace
is the best looking man among the officers;
like his face, with his calm, resoluts eyes
and benignant aspect He has black hair,
moustsches and imperial. General Hun
ter, the presiding officer, Is somewhat
portly man, dark complexion, black haired
and black eyed, with mouth Of stern as
pect. Tha other members do not act
prominently during the trial. OCCASION
ally one or two Of taem have something to
ssy, raise an objection, or suggest ques-
ton Their physiognomies are all express
sive of special qualities, resolution being
the most Characteristic
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09
mrs. Lincoln an english woman.

The Birmingham (Rng. Post says it has
been ascsrtsined, on good authority thst
Mrs, Lincoln, ths'wife of the late Presi-
dent, is native Of Monmouthshire. Her
maiden nsme vas jenkins, and her father
was for some time sexton Of st. PauPs
: Church, Newport. BE married Miss Rus
seIl. who was in the employ Of Sir Thomas
Salisbury Of Elanwern, and the issue of
the marriage was two daughters. The
family afterwards emigrated to Americs,
and il appears that Mr. Lincoln selected
one of the daughters 70 be his partner in
life. -''a'a ''s'
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Sixth CORPS.

f. WAsHISGroE, June 8.
The Sixth Army Corps, Genetsl Wright
commanding, passed up Pennsylvania
Avenue this morning, masking a fine sp1
pesrance. The President of the United
States and members of his Cabinet wit
nessed the review. #.E
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FIREa.

BosToE, June 8.
The starch factory of Davis s Walker,
in Roxbury, was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss $4,000; insured for $4,000.
.CHICAGo June g. 5
Montgomery & Co.'s drug store, on
Water street, was destroyed by fire to
night. #s .r-t
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

A number of lesdiug New York 'rAdf-
cals," in favor of lenient treatment to.
Southern traitors, have United with a
number of leading copperhesds in inviting
Gen. Smith to address them. Wherenpon,
John Mitchell, late OF Richmond, remarks
upon the extraordinary fact that such an
invitation, to such man, should be signed
By citizens hitherto so widely separated il
opinion. Mr.. Mitchell thinks it hopeful
sign of our political future. el'- FL
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09
GOLDmARKEF,

NEW YORK, June 8.
Gold is stronger. The export demand
continues sctive sni the psAsent tendency
is strongly toward higher qdOtatiOns; they
have stood firmly at about 1873.
LATER. e
Gold tonight 1877. t---A 5~ g. y
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

A correspondent, speaking of General
Sherman, says his pictures are like him, aif
his whiskers only were little redder and
q grester hostility to the War Department
thrown into the expression of his face"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

A New Feature Of tbe Conspiracy Trial.
The relic hunters, IS well as the artists
for the pictorial papers, have found their
way to the courtroom, and in default
Of any more available objects to carry
away, they on Saturday appropriated soma
spools of the courtroom red tape; which
was quickly divided into short lengths and
distributed pro rata. The chars, tables,
&c, begin TO suffer some, and it is probs-
BILE that unless some srgus-eyed watch is
kept upon the furniture, the court viii
see It itdiminish Visibly each day, and vanish
altogether by the close Of the trial From
eager glsnces bestowed by some Of tho
lady visitors upon the hair Of the prisoners,
it is evident that they have q hAnkering
for relies in that quarter; and as there
is rush each day 10 the prisoners dock,
as they come out and go in, it would not at
any mesHrprIse Us to see some enterpris-
ing lady curiosity hunter clipping sway at
the head of Payne, Harold, or some other
of the longer-hsired prisoners, as they
! = : HeaTing Bofh sides.
1 The Eealthiest church in Boston, probs-
bly, is the Old S0uGh," which WOrships in
an edifee built before the revolutionary
war, has two ministers, AID supports q
chapel for the peor. The two pastors (both
alike orthodox, VINO are said TO bs on the
best of terms sOcially) are diametricaly
opposed 10 each other on many of the
most important practical questions. DR..
Blagden, the senior, whose wife is q sister
Of Wendell PhiliPs) is q Virginian by
birth, and an inveterate old togy, who
| fouts at all the modern ideas OF progress
and reform, and for thirty years has been
q steady spologist for slavery.
Mr.. Manning, the junior pastor, on the
/ other hand, Is q radical sbolitiOnist Of the
John Brown type and of course an active
| worker in reform. Each Of these preach-
ers occupy the pulpit at stated times
When DR.. Blagden preacaes, the old To-
i eies flock to the iisanelusry" for their spir-
| itusl food; and when Mr.. Manning il ex-
pected to hold forth, the young people
crowd the house 10 hear one of the most
I el3qdent as we'll Is progressive ministers
i in tns city, The salaries of the two ara
psid from common fund, and if popular
ru1nor does not speak false, this arrange.
msnt works without any uncomfortable
friction.
A remarkable illustration of the sdvans
tsges arising from double psstorste ia
! mentioned by q recent Boston paper. A
few Sabbaths ago DR.. Blsgden, the senior
pastor of the a0ld South" preached q ser
mon IN favor of the moderate use Of stim-
ulsnts, thoroughly believing in temper
ance, but not in total abstinence, save fol
! those who have not the moral force to b
temperate. On Sabbath evening, soo1
! sfterEErd, Mr.. Manning, the janior pastor
. delivered 3 powerful dlscoul 81, taking the
Q most emphatic ground in tsvoo OF total ab'
!, | stinenee as the only safe course, and show
ing the evils resulting from other teaei
-ings. The congregation, with such oppOl
tunities Of hearing the great Practiea
n questions Of the day discussed on both sides
4 ought to be able, certainly, 70 form an u
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FIKE.

BUFFALO, June q.
The round house of the New York Cen
trAl Railroad, Niagara Falls branch, burnt
10 the ground this morning. No engines
lost .- n -.-.r ~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

General Sam Jones, formerly in com
msnd st Charleston, publicly denies the
ststement made by the Port Royal papers,
that he ordered his men not to take colored
prisoners. 5f-r stl sE5I e
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

The first applicant for pardon under the
Presidents amnesty proclamation is Cen
eral Longstreet. He has been very great
sinner, but claims to have experienced a
change of heart. rtr-uF-fr GEl-Es
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

: An association of one hundred gentle
men has been formed In Phidadelphia for
the purpose of erecting q monument to
Mr.. Lincoln in that city. The work OF
collecting the necessary funds has COM
menced. Organizations have been formed
in the several wards of the city, and they
are to be extended through the State, to
aid in procuring subscriptions.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09
TEETH TEETH


-. a. of HAIIIWELL 4 DAKIH1ss
.1, q IA abolished Dental Rooms, ooras. y
St = Aia s1sst and Public square, makl1f s
1vSusbe GEMS Areial Teeth 49, 3 1es sss 0S ron 80
bsiore TIE Wsr. An UppeI % snJnRl
20 SIS IN work ysrraossa,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

General Cox has captured the official
correspondence of Ex-Governor Vance, of
North Carolina. The letters are written
70 and from al the rebel dignataries from
Jeff. Davis down. To Vance's creditit sp-
Fpesrs that he demonstrated with the rebel
Secretary of War against the barbsrous
treatment Of onion prisoners at Salisbury.
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0SWEGOCANAL,

SYRACUSE, n. Y June 8.
The Oswego canal is now full and open
for navigation, with seven feet Of water.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

~TTI,ERY AND PLATBD NAhA
NOILnIo.',-1oe-, e oOWLE5 3 oo.h
~ st red1''o P'''s-' WO1asu HsIS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

If you want to know how quick yon can
run q mile, tell red-hesded woman her
baby sQuints.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

aa-l --a 1-lsi-ra.,-,.t-,s, - j,
.ll-ausla,-t
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

New York Central, s11z; Erie, 75z5 /;
Reading, s11z; old Southern, 6O2<; Pitts
burgh 81; Rock Island 96; Hudson 1855 /;
North Western, preferred, SOS; Atlantic
Mail Tx; Fort Wayne 931z. e.fr
Market dull. -a
Cold cIosad a ftor .slI - Ia-s/
, 1865-01-31
Gt0rtatt BittRrs
HOS7ETTER'S
CE[,E3EkTED
STO M AC. II
BIT.TERS.


That our bodies are naturally feeble, or debiitated
By the lack Of stscuEn and vita ~ mnst be
yisoraticn Is Nature aad Science h-yo pacsi At our
dtspCs1l,
, 1865-01-31
FROM LOWELL.
Zen. Eutlcr Mt Hosme-Uis Reception
and Speech

Gen. Butler said he should speak Of What
Ind happened to the country and what had
occurred in the department., to take command
Of which, he had left them a year ago last
November. On assuming the position which
afcsa ss "eg had n 6k Sy te aeen' Rsag g G % the
what lie was to do, He louud Is, ,0o0 freedmen
demonstrated that former slave population
could make itself selEsustaining, and they
were capable Of education. he said he had
settled every point regarding exchange OF
colorcd troops-thc rebels Threatened to
enslaye thcIn.
He then proposed to himself to carry on
system Of specin1 exchanges, till hr had re-
dnccd thc proportion Of prisoners, so that
while they might have some 5000 in their
hands, hr would have 1900, and then he
could ray. make slaves Of those 5000, md
will ret these II, 600 at work, and We will see
The General referred to orders he had re-
ceiycd to stop ull recruiting, and said that if
he was asked why he left Ii, 900 men starving
in rcbc'dom, be would declare that the stain
Of their blood was not on his hands. lie
spoke, ih detail Of the movements
%ua tue and p'y q Ss 1t ane 9s4ss I ftoa: St ns
from the Rapidan on Mechanicsyillc, and
the design Of these moves, and the ca,lses Of
their tniluTc, and then proceeded to speak of
affairs at Wilmington and Fort Fisher. The
General spoke at length On this subject, and
then referred to the explosion Of the Dutch
Gap Canal. It did not make perhaps SO
large hole Us the mine at Petersburg, but
he had not filled it with American dead till
1t ran blood.
. He desiIcd to have 1t inscribed on his tomb
in that little inclosure where his remains
Touad one day be laid Here lies the Gene
raj who sared the lives Of his soldiers ut Fort
Fisher and Big Bethel" lie had criticised
no man-no amy man, but had criticised
somewhat sharply the froth which always ac-
cempanicd lively Porter.
Gen. Butler then proceeded to discuss the
prospects uf the national cause. He was pre-
pared for more endurance, more strife IN the
service Of the country. Ii at any time in the
future the country needed his service it would
be freely rendered. AS in the past, whatever
mistakes may have been committed bY
men ut the head Of affairs, We
should not spare our efforts.
Don't, be said, be carried away BY any de-
luslve Idea Of peace. The time for peace has
not come. To talk of peace until the army of
Lee is either captured or whipped Is useless.
See that the Union armies orc Kept filled and
that recruiting goes on. OF our ultimate
success there could be no doubt.
In conclusion Gen, B. apolog!sed for speak,
ing ut such length. He was ordered " to re-
port at Lowell" and he had reported IN fttu
They hnd right to know ii their welcome
was worthily bestowed. He referred to the
apparent prosperity Of the people. He said
Gen. Terry would send them that from Will
mington that would make all their spludles
turn with the hum Of industry.
, 1865-01-31

:, ,--
BALTIMORE. M1- } ,n1ary st, 1863.
SEAi.Eu FRt.fos8lS. N cup :c4iE. E1.k ne re-
Esl.rn ~ ms VHC' Hh;u J: M.01 f1iua sDru afy
3d. ioo, ior !snlAK Tot uhtco Sta1ca eupssse1te
uffhitmrtt Rttn-. .. .n.,
fOl;k THU SANU a pD} AfAn oF ifUD FAT
bEEF EA3Il Z. en- tnt hs"t, Ne<Fs to.r re-rs and
oseE.) dcive1rc u 1he ttatc a.t scales, It B&ii.
ever, t10} I'm daye; - b. .e!Iht1 wishn one aad
half days afti arrival. It the exense Of :he c-ntrac
tor: IhsS h'ast ssssaIe a,oet n.sN ta1feen hnn-
ofea nouuah efot6 Eeigbt al! sf 1ec anos1 CT t1153
1ne tnousahd ana ntty potn1s Ttoss WEIGHT Bu' ..
StdEB. Oxfnu COWS, Eelets Ena A"fn:esS Cattle, Will
be REJECTED
4 deduction or n1teen tl51 p7nads Will be made
from the weight OF eHcH steer accc: ted uudF this
coptract provided itc a1;ms does not srand IN the
pens t~o And On Ia + to.s before telng weighed
Is not Ee1kAed 1mmtdlatt-y alter femoFkt Eoiu tae
, 1865-01-31

ftXs. HIAEkAS,
SYpEILITIC CURE.

This Medicine is safo and Radical
condary and Tertiary stages, and Is
tho most important Medical Discov-
o-y Of tie Nineteenth Centurv-
CITES COD contasious sE1USL DisIAsE. ca.icd 81
PlLL1S which depends upon special cause, thst OF
ti1ct Elsus, which Ii tspabe oi transmission bS
'n6fs!a BIZ MAiRs' s1rnnuru CURE Il tho only medt.
sgf h!ia III Sfss sei:
their va1sd and complicated toInls and thoroughly
Tie RESTRICTIVE IN dss hiss has oAsd .as ssn
S5err a a
ea Is efsst5ss e!{f fs {. I
sYPHI Is Is characterized By three distinct Stages IT.
n K % d
Sne S1st to s psteaas sae
u a:*fif " Ea?e :ssa WIZ OF s,ph,. Is
when tho tnane1ea or ulcers nIss appear. 80 tne
$ Sn E 1t ?:2:a7R =
css3 eas I'd liz ono ''' 'o
o!fSSs s,s ss; s ss:s Hssss s.
ons mouth sea
serof!s. ctc. Tie sypEil!tis Cars. rts mi asS sfs
used IN the secondary stare.
TIE THIRD, cr TERTIARY STAGE. Is known By
the following symptoms Nodes, hard and painf1
tuners on II; bones; enaExsmsnt o. the ,olnss con
decay OF ift bones; sypIltc Easnmats91 altsEation
II tn:N Stage.
KB- Price per package, $6.10.
q rr.ca er '.syyphitic Snsc," 6 per bottle; Pills
81 Eer boz WASH. $t 30 clT totti6
hs2 IT, isisi =
TASae s3tGs: 81 q !5S aSy 9G q
stt! Fsmrin!nz Il the syseu1 should use nE MARHS.
eradicate every PARTICLE or VIRUS restore tho
system 70 nct:tet stAe Of HEALTH snl PURITY
SECONDARY SYPHILIS! Is HEREDITARY, and Inay
be transmitxs: to The child by either whose
Io9 to suspect ta s1stenee q any yis4s e5
s~YPaiL!f1c ~ CuRK until eysry particle Of the virus
Into the nArtage state, and thereby secure The
taluty Of a PURE and htalthy offspring.
a treatise On Syphllit1c Disease, giving plain direc
tons for treatment accompanies each packasc Of tho
medicine.
" The medicine will be sent By express to ali pazta
Of the country On receipt Of the money.
r. frepArcd AMI sold b. DE. F. EASTERLY Il CO..
corner Of Third and Chesnut Streets ST. Louis, No.
Sole fTopfletoEs.
stors ~ Madison street, near the Post Oce, Chicago.
, 1865-01-31
Special notircS.
DR.. JaM1cS.

ormcr,y OF James Loce Ho&p!sat, Custom Hens.
s;ret. New OEscans. L. est <hsh-t IN is5 pe1-
uanen:y located II 66 Rand pa street, spec: 4.st II
the treatment Of old chronic. .Fcurll'. sypailsic.
and al rrtvste dtor ess q cont .s. rus vtl le'aAt
CHARACTER: cures them wi4opt mr.ru-y. 10 i4- 20,
taeti. arsenic. Or any pats:n; cat with the ii
s'eatraAstr, pos'slve cure ior taAt much u DC
dreaded poison. syrhi Il IN all It's forms Spersso'
sheo, srdna1 Involuntary sn1.ssoas, brousnt On .!
sei abuse, Sexual c1ceas. causing lose {"
cor1ution, depression. in2oteacs. snd otcntna -.
Sanity. With Other deplor4bfo 'rA'n OF sE6punS ~
frcated and radically cured will a iaFiaoN ~
esvinr time and ex6sn,e. Al kinds G. one.'s. s,,,,s
the genital or sexual organs. snt OF P'40ate "a.'
radically cured.
DR.. James pract.eea n'tecn rear tu New o,'sans
and for tho last three years IN Chic .Eo. ano Is 70
commended BIZ the rre>s ana Medical Faculty o1 enc
6ou,h, and some tine m ast eminent Ph islesns In
The Tinted statca For more p.rt;cu aes you are 1e.
1errcd TO 4 book, which Wild soon be Issued By Dr.
*Jano4, on the TeneTeo1, edc.
Dr. lam Office and parlors arc IS Randolph street.
<Qpstaiu) Ten separate rooms. All coasattAuoEs
conncen,ial. once hours from A. II. till F. N,
Jas1rssG2w
, 1865-01-31
Diabetes

Tone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel,
Brick Dust Deposit, and Mucous
Or Milky Discharges
after Urinatiug,
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder,
Inflammation of the Kid.
neys, Catarrh Of
the Bladder,
stranguary and Burning, or Painful
Urinating.
For these diseases It Is trul7 sovereign remedy,
and too much csnnat 10 said IN Its praise. elnge
doso has been known to relieve tnu most urgent sYp
toms,
Ale you troubled With that distressing p,in in the
small Of the tack and through the ti,s? to +spoon
fol day Of tic Conslitetton Watts Viii relieve yoQ
like magic.
, 1865-01-31
The Greek Church in Svrtr.

The progress made by the Greek Church in
Syria las not rec. f7ed the attention which 1t
deserves. y man cannot ride from Damascus
to Hebron without sceln: that the Latin
Church is receding, tue Greek Church ad-
vancing, In that conntry-the only church.
building in Syria being done BY the Greek
communion. It has erected the New Jeru5a-
lem. It has raised cross on the d ,mc Of the
sides; cnltiTatins olives aud vines, and max
ing its labor pay. It Is multiplying Its con-
vents. md offering rude kind of protector
atc of the fellahIn. In word, It il taking
possession Of the lant}.--.Jot1 B,su.
, 1865-01-31
Letter from Major General Thomng.
nEADQ'us DEr'T or THE CUMBERLAND, |

l*AeA1VAls 14ES.p AaAs IT,
To the Editor Of the Cincinnati Gazette:
DEAR SIR: From IN article I saw yesterday
In the Louisville Press, I'm led to believe
that, at your suggestion, the citizens Of Gin.
cinrati aud Louisville are abont to 1ai=ea sum
Of money for the purpose of presenting me
with suitable testimonial Of their apprecia-
tion Of my services since this Wat commenced.
the high compliment thus proposed to be
paid ME, would greatly prefer, and, If not
premature, request that my SUM which may
he raised for the purpose may be devoted to
the founding Of q fund for the relief Of dtsa-
pled soldiers. ana Of the INDECENT widows and
orphans Of officers and soldiers who have lost
their lives during this war. l an amply re-
wa1ded when assured that nay humble services
hare met with the appreciation OF the Govern
ment and the people.
With much respect, remain your obedient
servant, GEO. 8. THOMAS,
Major General U. 3. Y.
, 1865-01-31
Or. EA5TERLf'S PAIN KILLER.

Tbs Medicine is az. infallible cure for
I 5IInases, spsains, Headache, Tooth
sPasms, CysenterY or Bowel COM
IS, Nervous Affections Pains In
me Face, Painters Collie, Pains in
the Breast, Side, Back and Limbs,
Cholera, CholoF4 MoRhua, and In
fact wherever it Is applied Pain eanz
not exist. :
1t ts used INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY md Ii
9 perfect ANTIDOTE tor ALL PAIN. Try tt 70 a.
H!cted. 3
= For snie at DR.. E. EASTERLT q cos Family
MGIlr}QB St0FP. 90 Madison
, 1865-01-31

1a popularity IN a the gold regions OF Western
Ht1nh pEeIc khoWs thns Is considered iadls
Eensable TO the preservation CT health amid the r1ya
Mt tns ha.ashic. and eKposnsts tnsepazable from tho
lie oi the golt hunter anu the pioneer.
, 1865-01-31
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SEALED PROPOSALS. I'm dupic4te> w,n NJ Tecelv-
ca et tits Office ill u c'clocf On TUESDAY, the
5tt lEet, tor eopp.ysnE tho United Sites With the
Following tnb.letenee etoses, ylz:
ISuou TOO. bartea. head 1ned.
100c buhe:s While Brxn. ECO bsrTe1s, hnad lsne1
64,G0 Pounds good Brown SUGAR, IL goot strong bN:
ttl8, hcaC lined
6.00 Pounds ftAr CaDd'ex.
70 G0 ouuds good Palm sotp.
ly.oo Ga l,s pure Cider Nbi.k3 v,ucgar in ntls.
20 0ff Pounds Htsd Brctd IN boxer
% mo Pounds Fine Salt, In bAfrrlA-
eRnpies, with COL OF Ibis Advertisement, must
&C son,I auY eli pr0roSSi.
The Ill UT H:uAt be Inspected b. a1 E1thorixe1 In
epl ct+N, ri s. l<f's expense.
Bits fr. q t.ous unkuowu to ths undersigned mutt
br RecrnI auied by tN Responsible N Il nntnr1-
f.asEeEtf 10 be Hadr tn tuen funds a. may oe fur
utskra f,y the t1nftae kta'r-
Ans or vii bids 1nhY tt ItBscte4-
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BE- IN dnfltc4te. GEO. " CAMPnELL,
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