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Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-21

TIC city, ~ ask for its citizens the treatment
accorded by the usages of civilized warfare
therefore respectfully request that you will
send sufficient guard in advance of the "
army to maintain order in the city and pro-
tect the persons and property ui the ci,izens
Very respectfully your obedent servant, l.
L. j. GOODWIN, Mayor
At o'clock, on the painfully memorable D
morning of the 18th I, bruary, ,rday, depu
talon from the City Council, consisting Of the
Mayor, Aldermen Mckenzie, Bates and Storik,
in carriage bearing a white flag, proceeded a
towards the Broad River Bridge Road Ar.
irving at the forks of the Winnsboro Road,
they discovered that our allrInishers were still
busy with their guns, playing upon the ad:
of the enemy. These were troops of
General Wheeler. This cor1ict was con ued N
simply to afford the main army alb possible
". apprised the deputation that his men
would now be Withdrawn, and instructed b
them IN what manner to proceed. The de-
putation met the column of the enemy under b
Capt Platt, who sent them forward to Col
Stone, who finally took his seat with them in b
the carriage. The advance belonged to the
18th corps, (Gen. Howard,) and tbs corps, we
are told, is the one usually sent in advance J
when the purpose is destruction it is tacitly
understood i'll the army that the occupation
OF q city by the 18th corps is virtually its
loom. 1t Is vecN certain that these troops had
long before become experts ;Il the business of I
p sack, thorough pillage and all manner of in
eendarisn.
The Mayor reports that on surSendering the F
city TO Col. Stone, the latter assured him of the
safety Of the citizens ard of the protection of
their property arhile s.a.der his COMMAND He
COULD not answer for Gen. Sherman, who was in c
She rear, but he expressed the conviction that
he would fully confirm the assurances which he 81
(CoL Slone) had given, subsequently, Gen.
Sherman did confirm them, and that night
seeing that the Mayor was exhausted by his
laoors Of the day, he counselled him to retire
to rest, saying, Not fingers breadth, Mr.
Mayor OF your city shall be harmed. You may
lie down TO- sleep, satisfied that your town shall
be as safe In my hands as if wholly in your
own Such was very learly the language in
which he spoke; such was the substance of it.
He added; 1T will become my duty to destroy
snSnn of the IahIio L.>:l I,
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AtCHA:tD:jN Or 1l.iIE S'TEEE8.
Coltca 7S.rr- lr.sss S;Ic.
Wnl Price. Warehouse flied with cotton. !
W McAlster :ii f Kecn:ip, iir. Dwelling.
James Catncac11. Store and warehouse filled
with cotton.
r O'Neale. warehouses sllcd with cotton.
P Chambers. Warehouse 6
Mrs J J.kinslcr Dwelling.
Mrs Law. Store, aud warehouse containing
provisions belonging to Dr. 4 W Kennedy.
East.
james Crawford Dwelling.
R. O'Neae. Store and warehouse containing
a q'.antlty of cotton.
R Kennedy. Dwelling
L Ch,lds Dwelling and out houses.
The houses Of Civil and Jas Tacrar saved.
Upper to Lun6er.-IVest
Mrs Kirk. Store, dwelling, etc, occupied by
Mrs Cartwright
Estate Jas Kennedy. storehouse contain
ing Government provisions.
Estate Jas A Kennedy. Dwelling occupied
byA Boney. NJ Brennan and others.
II Flanagan. Store and dwelling occupied
by Milroy.
G. 3 Nunamaker Store, dwelling, cotton
house. etc.
A Or: wford. Cotton warehouse.
Dwelling occupied BY Mrs J
Kraft, Goldsmith Il Kraft. Sword factory.
Henry Hunt. Dwelling
Mrs 2 Patterson. Dwelling occupied by Dir
d Durham.
R Lewis. Store and dwelling occupied by
r Caldwell and Government goods.
VIM Lyles. Store and dwelling.
Lun6er TO Ric9lua.d-Vest.
Wm.Hennles. Store and warehouse used as
coopers shop and Government storebouse
Wm Hennies. Dwelling occupied by owner,
store filled with Government goods
II Hess Store and dwelling
Store filed with furniture
Grieshabers & Wolfe 2 stores and dwelling
DrTJ Roach. Dwelling &C by MolleuhauerI
NJ McElrone. Dwelling
East
John Judge & Co. Stocking factory
A Riley. Store and dwelling
Dwelling occupied by
HE
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II Z C93<S. Store anu DIV we'iac
-; :. > I.asuss: l, store and dwelling occupied
" Purse. Store and dwelling
l, Levi. Store occupied by IFraserG Co
=" Store used for Government stores .
Last
Bishop L"nch. Dwellings occupied by
'Ponaigron and others
Joi.n Mcca!ly. Dwelling, store occupied by
T y Faan;nc
II l'rauck.' Dwelling
.lrs Law. Dwelling, store used es Govecn-
nnent Warehouse
Isurei to Raana;mg. yesAH
keas'nge d Ball. Engraving establishment
Estate 9 Seek. Dwelling occupied by John
Davis and Others
DrF Marks; Store occupied BY ,awell-
ings By Marks, j Patton anG others
Estate John J Iinsier. Dwelling cccupSed
BY JOS sampson and Others store by A Jones .
Estate JOHN kinscr. Store oc bv 81 Recklihc
David Jacobs. Dwelling
n Comerford. Store aud dwelling occupied
by II Kaufman
Boyne & Sprowl. Stone Yard
Estate Beck. Store occupied bv JCKeu.
meth, dwelling by N Thompson and others
Jamos Brown. Government stored
Thos Boyne. Dwelling
G Norman Store occupied by Mrs Hertwigs
e" n~.n;.. g :. Mende.
Stenhouse. Store and dwelling
E Hope. Store occupied by q Hunt, cwell. &
ing by W Phelps
Z Hope: Store occupied by A Miles
3 d G D Hope. Store sleepi rooms occu-
pied by P Schwartz A Keeper and Others
Blanaing to Taylor or Canden.- W.st.
R Bryce. Store occupied by N sAssociarn
Mrs DuRoss =,
&c Dwelling occupied by Ms D G
Speck as q boarding house "
T. M Enrich. Shoe store sHSa dwelling 4.
" Store occupied by W Stieplits
John Seegers. Store occupied by Bahlman
Miss X Frank
Bruins s. Filhardt. Shoe Sore and dwelling
John RawIs. Store occupied bt John S Due
6 BARRIERS shop oc by c Carroll
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The Fire.

The following is list of the owre
occupants of the houses destroys ed:
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EIection n NL0rinIil.

FORTRESS MONROE, /, June & 25.@Phe
election for city officers, which took
place I'M Norfolk yesterday, resulted in
the election OF. Thomas q. TAFT, Mayor.
some distIlFbance. took place in the
r,eslanranto OF MH!Cheeroweth, on Main
Street, Norfolk, last evening. and n
man named Robert Jackson was shot
through the breast. His recovery is
very doubtful. "a coHrt Of ,inquiryswa
held this ming but failed to aseeEtain
Who commit tied tic assault. ! 10 l;5.i.I-i !
Charles A.. Dockerty, coIored, was
arrested on tuesday evening, charged
with WI having stolep two hundred dol ars
from n clerk OF AIr. BToodyis. Z, He CON
iessed the crime and was sent to Camp
Hamilton 10 find the money. When ne
arrtyedat Mill Creek Bridge he Jumped
over1oatb and was dr6M1ied. !. " - ~
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rho FreetImen,. RIIIIIIo,iil <

NEW YoKiK, Juno o1I.-Tiiie.i Iribune,s
Washington special Inns the following !:
the Freedlnen's BuredtJ has preb6redI
a list of the ,slbnnF igped lands Of Virz
gina, and viii submit it to the :Presfs'
list eHDbrnceS between 10000 and 40 600
ncres.3n Sol n NJ Sl''iI;iSs :
Gen, Howard will visit South CaroH
linz ON business Connected with his
bureau, after delivering his 0ratiUH nj
iG Tt,ft 9ilg on the coming EonrtI of
Gsn ,f i, d,
Phia last lIightyaiHniN iii y .5i.Si1 III
r. The pay rolls OF Gen. KflpatrielS, e
cavalry, now doing guard ,dutv,6n tho
FIill road between Rfchmond.a1 and Rn-
lelght are, being prepared, and tho com
n i,iioaic Wtil'Probpblyy be paid within a
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1T a Physiological View of Mar
GrSS rinSe!-Contnining nearly 800 pages
ma I'D line Plates and EngraVlngS or fine
anatomy Of the Human Organs in a state OF
Health and Disease, with Il treatise on Fairly
Errors, It's Deplonble Consequences upon the
Mind anu Body, with the Authors Plan OF
Trentment-the only fItiOnal and successful
mode Of cure, ns shown by the report or cases
treated. y truthful adviser to the murriefi
tertaln doubts OF their physical Condition.
sent Iree OF postage to any address, on re
celpt OF . cents, III stamps or poStnI currency
by addressing DIf, LA CROIx
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, n. Y.
The author may bc consulted upon any OF
me diseases upon which his book treats,
eltner personally or by 7lTuH, ind medicines
sent to any part OF the world. T.t,l fI,.5I 4
Tnarl:S-3nnd9E
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S10s A 1IoNTHLA0ENTs wASTE0
S1StJ eveTyHheTei TO Introduce the i'm,
proved Stdlr e Clark SD Family .Ssl5jl1 Ma
eeiae, the only how priced machine In the
ETE3nntTy which is liceliSal by GrovcrIG Baker
" nSeler 4 Wilson, HOVE, Singer 4 Co., and
~ 10, man forty dollars each,
;a ne seller and user are iPle to 5le QRd
Its9llitei1ft !SCIinTS and expenses oEJ large
SSo,lt.tEntsion, nllowcd. illustrated cine1ilPrs
VIC: AIdreSS SHAW. 4 CLARK.
haSS-SmdISwe - BifIieforl, Maine.
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- - - ~ ~ -
hg datestFllNgW'7l3lsI5..
FROM RICHMONDI;5..ii
n II \ = a Il u IT u E7as
Orders Concerning Negroes.
Il fHR ERdtsf okHH e Vienna l,5lS.
Governor Peirpones Work of Re-
construction.
The Late Rebel Secretary of War.
FROM RICHMoN!pI:!l..s:l.
Orders @ Concerning Negroes.
The Late Rebel Secretary of War.
European Intelligence.


IltciSI,,1oI,,55I - Al
az -, ~ eli't'tloH Se!Heei'
'he HhAteS una Blacks to be Uniform
s.,A1JouFhmeht OF the virginia Le-
q New LeSiHlRture---
HaAiroad Setzeti---The- Lincoln CnyR1-
ry---The blockade Runner Wren
breckenridge In Havana.
NEW YoRI<. ,Iune o7--Tba TTo-.,t,l,ss
Petersburg and Richmonfi corraSnGiSSi
ent saws: General Terry c,,InnS"i,SI;IS6,
Mt Richmond. Inns issued mn or.iaIta,t7
.nonneing that slavery having r,eS sol III ~
exist iinS Vir1tfnia. all aheI SSfatEa mi
municipal lnWs restrain inc tIIe I1oI.s6SS 4
liberty of coIored persons have i3acon'o
obsolete, aud that henceIorth thecoIoratI
people will enjoy Tho same neT,sGnni
liberty as the Whites. iind ia s1iIisSt
to entirely the same restraints A. Nm
ishment. ,VaRrancv. however VIII not
be permitted on the I5art of tI,a IaCtrl,.,
ANYMORE Than on hat IF W. I'm I!.7!;t
citizens. MIC t6sti{n6ny III o %t,s
persons, he also states. viii Le recaivei
fnIlF ralaS 6STSrost, ~ i,;;Ittt y
his department. ~ i'''' 'O"f Is i"
Petersbmre. VirSini5. Tos Fo%hidda;, M IN
an Official order. tie TolfliTiy I If NM,
more meetings ~ tie Winters to ,sst,'S-
fish u field price for tile Labor If Of the
negroes or to, make, ,restrictions Drni,IS
diciat to their interests. md no 1iiffnr..
enca. in the rnte Of eoniDeIIsation Fo, tLa
same labor ,byswhites and ~IIaeks.is 10
be allowed. llTi si - y
The Virginia Legislature adjourned
sine die ON Friday oIyo,,i,,o- Ios,t O., 4
session oflfiyes ditys Ne5rIw nj irI't nv, ~
measures required nv GOV TSirSoirt ~
assist him in the work yor rccdTstr ry ~
ting the State government We're r5ssSS1n
reliciting little or no del,ato ON 't5s,SI,
passage. The most imSorfnnt Of thSaa
was that of extending the elective fr,,nz
chise to persons who were excluded
from. it by the a leSnndria c0nstitHtinni
These persons iIre those WHO i,at,e 'sS
untnrify,given aid. and comfort ITO thu
rebellion since theilst Of. JnflIijIFSy i sal
The election of jinpiiSlleI,s ~ ~, o,s,.
and OF the new, ieiEfsi atlire., ia tossInLs
place on the 18th Of next October AZ
this election tile people are. iilsoitb fIa-
eide. whether theifepisIatnfa shiFII IHSyn.
power to repedI tina G6nstift u II nraI M.
visions which excludes from holdilSy
Office all who have beon engaged in the,
The Herald,s washington shaciaI
s,IyS: - YsI
Among other valuable property,
seized 'uponlby ColoDel Looms, special
=
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inc Consnirnr,, .TrinI. !

+. " AstIING ToS, June q Sanford Con-
over, alias Wallace, WAS recalled by,the
government, and testified that after he
left washington, which wiis on the
SAME day TINT he testified here, he re-
visited Montreal, where he met Tucker,
Sanders, Carroll, Pollin andr others;
itlleyiCtid not lSnoJIHGthat time that the
witness hhd been Before this Conlinis-
sion. subsequently, when it became
known that witness had testified here,
his life was menaced, and on seVerni
occasions pistols wero drawn and
threats made to shoot witness dead IL he
did not swear and subscribe to- nm affi-,
daYit to the effect that he had not testi-
fled Before this Commits On and tlfat
the person represen ting him (Xynllace)
Ind testified to a tissue of falsehoods.
This the witness representet,3 was
sworn to by. him under duross, with
pistols presented in his, ftIce. He did 1t
| to save his life. a witness named An
sier rroborated the above testimony
in part. j. GOutley and w. d. Graves,
printers, from Selma, Alabama, testi-
| fled to the, hh1d-yEri ting of W. Gayle,
81 .S;iAnaa,M3ll2ir, who Ind procured the
publ catloh of an ADVERTISEMENT for one
timilliOn of dollars in order to procure
thedenth of President Lincoln; johnson
land OtliPrf =. h+ti's . = a. sgriiltii. i',--s
Judge ADVOCATE General Holt said
that all GoVernIpentates testimony. was
now in. - f-4tf !iiitI .-ttti -siis isst -itia
Assistant. Judge Advocate Bingham
then read nm elaborate nfgIiinent in
tepl to thAt Of I2eYerIIY Johnson on the
jurisdiction Ofltle Court. Mr.. Bingham
shows that the proclanaat ion, issued by
1 President Lincoln, aut hUrizing the trial
tof insurgents, their elders and Rbett0rs,
I by court MARTIAL and military COMMITS
sion, had been ratified by ;sJI net of
! Congress; aud, also, that the Supreme
1
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q. D. GAIDWELI. /.

u. VIII " LlLlIl4--1.IIs- 7
A TTORNEY, F0RitALB MILITARY
n Claims Back Pny1 Bounty, Pensions, DC.
no TOfqce7Melpde0n Building, rooms form
eriy occupied by Caldwell & Boyd, opposite
Bank OF WheellH4i fufJ StaifSy.Jb
REFERENCFsS:-Hts EHeellenCY Az Il R0ne-
Brady, Cashier Merchants and Mechanics
Bank. D. c. List, Cashier Bank Of Wheeling.
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O@p EPIIeptIc Fits can be Cured!
~ DIR. LoCERow Having become eIninent-
Is successful In curing this terrible mnlndv
invites all similarly afflicted, to. call or send
1Or circulars Of references and testimonials of
four years standing. He devoteS his attention
especially to diseases OF the ,CerehrO-Spinnl
YeStigntion OF Ills claim TO public Confidence.
Address all letters to - =
Care OFF. O. Box SIG. New Sn1,ts
marl3-SmdSwsnlp
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NNH Sh I'm
II.EI..kIIlI.. 80.

s. AZ. ~ III I'm
4 lEEIfTE y. s gtSfS7
80 - slle' A'slg 4SesrOes-
NSSEw-NYoRK, June 27.-Lynchburg
1 = 81 satPetf son ta1r theprQreedtngs ofa
Y L!1sekIL8 hetq mere Wax Resolved to
!st9st1g: ] Pk4tS E!sslq PIt t1&e dollars
seE ttttslAE no PtR yNQIqanzpS plow-
I S,IutitHo dollars andItt4y cents per
ill2Fe. nang lodging Ifdel, etc, as
.Stls5isss: , Inc hattqs their own
loss OF tifhe nom fGghesS or
oneness 70 be deducted, and the hands
70 70 Oe 1e5fafitS sTp9fct To the orders of
t Ll emu poTsFS rsfpsing these
Terms ,slttti !.t upon title en-
sI9l9SXs .1la shall be
mark tnates.. taR presidents md s1perinl
teldentS 9t tllIIS WORKS, are tested
not 10 hlfe t1aftqs e4 gagged IN SagrIcultu-
RAJ pursllits tthaAf Pstlalisston from
se 5aG9er g. E1s9Se service ne lias bESn
EqftsTs!l bling to FhenlMflL bedeemed
guilty, Of psriprrA; a.,, :,,,,,y.l. .,dIs-
a III Z :5,1=j3 ,.,1,4...,
AeceFttOn 10 AetuFnetl7SOEtteF
seH toisN.nnsHOldCh. .ninigriT
Il NEW YORK, Juhag2 ri Ireeaption 10
9n ftE, Irefittnrned soldiersis TO ha given here
ON w. at 81 July apd The snttEe first
as an escort. Sc a6Sl sa ii 8tSu OUT
b A special ,dbspat ehtoFth press from
MMas Wash sto% sysk taiabaSW Holden, OF
eonstraiifiOn going 81 Eas,sfi5ctorils. re-
g On, :; s ~, -. - .:
to NEW pTsT,,t, zoI b. yrh a 1r .s,,,s"I
'oiai's,s peeiai s,iys th@ G4a6gsl MD Alex
10y the War DepeFtme ntst6 tSs B6Spr I Sf
!. Public WORKS ofsNitgiriiIlDa u
E ,,l JollnsSn s from
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UJeelin0, ". la, 1pTf 18th. ISIS!
U. s. GRSKRAI HosrTrAI..

~ 81 e d7r z E3th Is5l
i you that IshRye carefully examined the
Artificial Legs nShnufaC tIired EbyL Ia3oSARD
simplicity Of construction as well as lurabili-
~ ana convenience, have never seen any
thing to equal Their, and therefore rlleerfEllly
recOmmend them. TO any who afe un foFtu mite
snpnghto need artificial linnhS " Ill 7
Very respt, your obeIl't saEy't,
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PrqneIIersBeIlogfedsunh.

BUFFALO, Junes2T.-There was n very
heavy blow on the luke last night and
today. Weather cold, -jrt.l -.
It Is reported that the Propeller
Comet sunk in Washington harlIor.
Green Bay, with n cargo of fleTchhdise.
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The Gold marIISt

NEW YoRK, June Gold. com Continues
H " lied IN consequence of the scarcity
of cash. The Gold Bears Al aF1ffo{ ~,
Freely to make their del iyefi yffiis
4ei lStts per cent. PEI day, TteY' do
~ nus IN preference tpfwaItine, IN the
hope that after Saturday the ipayTnent
of gold interest by the treasury viii
compel the Bulls to ldfsg6 TIE ifiye
millions they are now Keeping OUT of
il ~ Inc, q Otajons- opened at
ii FL and went up to 142!us Sliaigs,-iS
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JOHN FRTasELL,
A A GnHaNt, ~ a. A

n IA f5uTBtOHl % 3 n
- WILEELING, w. Yn., April 25tI, 1865.
BElILER, Agent, I can recommend for the fol-
lowing 9tlYnntages: simpl lefty i'm structure,
RSSne W SiiISs mn! 929 s IN price
O.. ~ n,,f Surgeon Boarl OF Enr0llment.
II affords me pleasure to state that LION
ARD hEGRAS, corner of East COIihlbIiS Ale
ghenyt has furnished nlefWitln an Artificial LEG.
that can use well, after ond weeks ualnR Il
cneertnIly recommend tn an who nf6 uiifOF-
tunnte to need one to give him Czill{ .iFal
-ttI- e .49--.3fH 4 ut LEWIS ENaTAfngY.
: ~ SprmEdales Allegheny Co, Pa.
p For further particulars call on Or address Z.
.fr CHARLES BRIf11ER. AsSt...
Monroe 81, BET. lscIket. e G6urGA.
- apE2a-4ys.l +. .7.i!= sits -'fit2,
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S1O a MONTHLY WANT AGENTS EV-
IAN ~ StS IN iSret at SIOEn month, expenses
iSs, 70 sen EGIcel iItcIc4, tho best SellInS
I IN SgeeSed; Fun particulars me-. Addrtss
'r'tiuSSW' OTIS n. CAREY; Il
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49, "A: Bq Il y ga n s. 90 .9a!

n n F9IIIIseOIli o 81 ~ IN CItIIIfTes
haSefcfpafnny OK anih6tf :tlie Aftidcial
Legs OF LEONARD LEGRAS, md ind them
simple In, their construction. of good work.
InaIisliiE, light and very substantially InAde,
They Will be quite rs seryiceAble as any artl-
hCtnl legs in tre, and ON account OF tllelE Sim
pltclty md strength less liable toneel repairs.
clieerfGlly recommend them to any who
may need artificial limbs
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DUGLE GIMP, WHITE 4 BLACK, SILK
ID Cable DresS Cord, Maltese Collars, EIl-
broidered Handkerchlefs, different styles and
qu4lltieS at ID. N1C0LIl q BROS.
EIIHABETHIAN FLUTED GRAPE COL
20 u q T.n SICOLL & BRorS.
d IBBONS-CoRDED EDGED & MAN
III tuI Ribbons, different wild ms ond e0loFs
je0 D. S1coLL & BROS.
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The Greatest Medicine Of the Agei
KRAFTS -DLARRHEA GnMPlynLI[Nll


DIARRH02A, DYSENTERY. FI.ITS s1->IL
MER COMPLAINT.
And all Diseases ofLIte Stomach and Ro1rcys in
cide'lt 10 a Change Of Diet or CTf,,safs
TIHE PROPRIETURS. OF THIS TRTrTY
INVALUABLE Medicine, now of1er It 10 the
pubic with full knowledge OF Its superior
merit over any remedy of like ClinTncter ever.
before introduced. II has been used with the
nl2a In thousands OF cases S0feTc
al Other, Remedies hare I0iletl Cases or Chron-
ie Dia[rhGa Of years standing, have been
Cllrei by the nSe of tuO Uoti(tsE This REMEDY
mas neteI- JHitci IN single instance where III,
It;enSs. has bafled the skill ofevcil the mos
ESlllful Physicians tt'''N
kRAFTS DLARRHu:A CoarroUSD hasilleen
IN use forn number of years md by- It's tfnlciv
1ud has saved the lives of hundreds ~ -
rms medicine is "A purely scientific preparn-
Ton, ana Is prepared with the greatest Gnu
ton md Care. = y $3.50
DLARRIEOSA CUAIPOUSD :. = --'4 - So
Every soldier win find IL inyDIuoliln 80.
No Family should be without Il - ~ -
r,I 70 nor hesitate 10 try KitAFT's DLARRHGA
death. h' tttAA.s, Nt'A
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cllnplaIn l5th w. Y 9I fnfan


MoUNISNlLLE- MnTSIlnll Co. ". Vn- n !
MesSrS. McCARH, KRAFT 4 Co.. Gentlemen.
Inst summer, being in Nashville, Tenn. I
was attacked with n severe DiarTllLnn, / tried
The remedies Of several physicians, but with
out any effect. was advised by my friends
down and prnstrated. Upon arriving at hOnShS
was advised to try KrRftiS Dinrriidsn Com.
pOunu One bottle Of u cOIptcfely cured The dis
eaSe and restored mp he1lLL. / nm eiaIF 10 ne
commend this valuable medicine to nil M
niCtel with this Terrible tlIsf.sf- -
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= EH, oRRt june 27.-The police to-
GAY seized at q the Carson HeIise, crosby
on city and county Bs.ffk 81 ranging,
denominations from two to ten dollars.
No arrests We're made.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKs
Celebrated Female Pills

This Invaluable medicine Is unflilInu II, Tho
cure OF all those painful and dangerous dis
cases incident 10 the female constitution.
IL mOdefntcS NIL excuses and removes all
distinctions, from whatever cause, and a
speedy cure may be relied ON.
.a TO MARRIED LADIES.
II is peculiarly suited. 1t will. I'm n short
time, bring ON the monthly period with regrl-
CATTIOHI
These Pills should not Tx taken by females
mat nre pregnant during the FIRST THREE
MOSTHS, as they are sure to bring on Mis-
carriage, but at every other time and in eve
~ DINER case, they arc perfectly safe
IN all cases OF Nervous and Spinal AneC-
TONS Pains In the Bnck and Limbs HeoyI-
ness, Fatigue on slight exertion, Paipitation
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diseases occationeill by disOrderetl Eystem
these Pills VIII effect u cure when nil other
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Fun directions in the pamphlet around each
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sod by all Druggists. Price One Dollar Der
Sole United States Agent, .EF
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n. H-Sl: aud six postage STAMPS. enclosed
70 any authorized agent, will insure a bottle
containing over fifty Pills, by return mail.
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SsPHILADEnPHTA, June q. nsJNy9 Cooke
reports subscriptions to the $50 loin to-
day at $, SOl 100.
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Yonrs trnly, ANpRr:,Y EnIrAp1,s.

MeSsrs. NIcCAnE. K1sNF-r 4 "a Escn,J,,,.,,.
-- -iIn summer WINS attacked with a verS,
ScSeEe iiIlafrhcen, from which sufiered Eor
S St IiLSS weeks tried various remedies
DuL MAs Iuhinots 10 cheek the disease NJ lhsf
ProcuSSeSdS bottle OF "Eraft's DinrF6osa G,oIns
Po91nI Ops 6Oie e1ltircly cured ne cfssss
pleasure in recommending this S.nII,sIl1 !stlSS
lcine, os have proved its virtues in my 1tS,
ease; and seen II tried by others witt, iI n
good results 7fF n H ~ mt salille
Formerly Master SIRchinIst ii. (: o. "a i,
MclABE, KltAFT& CO., WhoieSSieI nm, -.
whom al ordeFs should be addressed. ~ W