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PN-TEOwBRIDOr-ln Ncw.liavon. Oh Ttrr.d,v
le,h met, BY tie Rev. d. Bacon Nl-Hiul ~. Allen o.
New Aofk 20 Iiar ts To-, G.u.l OF l.rpry rros.
mii.e. ESQ, OF Nrw.gt-.l. 1''"
CHARpF-CLAGkE-O- Thr-sdey. i9.h inst a, WIN. ,r.
hufsb by the Rev. WHEN. jotr,on. Ne lew j. Chsrl,
to Elio NJ. Youngest c.a G. q cnrd t!-Eeoi ouseis.
Cosk payers plcsse copy.
CANDLER-WELCH-ou Wcinc'iny. OF. "a, I'm tlc Gin.
tonsve CorSrcgsoua Chach urooklya, ss ne Rcy. n
W Budugton, sl.mcn Hsii Cau-er TO Marcia Lillian,
only daughter Of l.. ". Nc.ch. ESQ
BuRDICE-HOwFfI--fn crooAyu cr Tiu.,jiy o.. 70
Lucinda :. Howell o.. a. t-tar' I'll.
CRANE-FAiIE-Cn alur.d.v. oct 10 a. Wood DE- Wet
yarns. by TIE Rev. Nllau Irckci. loaf A.. Tauo %
hsITot deugtt,f o. tie !ttc ward q. ts..c.
pAY-HoNT-A, $, rso-. CbrIct NorVak Conn. on Tho
an iusi by tic Rev. W liaIn Cooper. d. b.. George b..
Pay o. re d.'ce H. i to L0,sa Ceee., daughter o!
GARDNER-AUSTEN-O wedne.sav. The i-.A IN, At
tie residence q TIE bde', isJtrr "Flsour Ea more
Co Nd, by the Rev u ;. Bu.pet, Asa Lire q 1du,r CA
Austen, ESQ., No card.
aANNAN-JupSON-iuC rdersburr. s., Lawrence Co.. Y
Hsunaa Of Mcn,res, csnsda Es, 20 Ann ' .o,
NeW-l FORK. No cards
uUNTRR-GOMrERrS-on Wednesday OCT ls. a, the
residence OF the hrdes parents ty tie Rev W y Newell
Chsre, A. Hunter TO Mite \. a.. Co..rcr.s ycnr.r.i
sashcr Of Benjamin Gompert. I'll Of hls civ 40 eAsa
Sac Francisco tCsLl psTcr' please copy.
IOCKMAN-ARBE-O Wednc.9,y. oct 49, las =. Wind
ham Coma at the residence OF tLo brides mo,aer by ID,
Rev. BIZ stubbs. Jacob h. LC.Ay Of tbs ely 20 Mary
7ain,or dsuste Of Airs Charlotte sckstse able and the
late George Able.
ecDoNALD-GETTN-At th- residence o. th- brides ps-
rents lOnkor.. ed tslsy cy,ln., the let inst, BY
the Rev. ID. X. Brewer, MILAN A. Mcdonald 10 HNriet
j.. eide; daughter Of h. Z. Getty. e.Q
eTURCEs-FONLER-At U,i,s or Wedrfsdfy. the 18th
int by the Rev 4. IL. Fowler, d. n. EdW ard stuges Of
Newly ora e Auus :, su.hse OF the cheians clergyman
eM1F-vAN NOSrR AND-On Wednesdsy Oct. 10. a. Tie
Reformed Dutch Church Queens, L. L. by Tie Rev Pr
fly Of Ro.yn, Nj. iicirv A. ninth oi Brooklyn TO Mss
lGcie daughter OF Jane AostTsnd e, Of Plainhe.d
L. l.
vILLis-RHoDTS-o "wednesday. Oct IS. at the Re
formed Dutch Cburch. 81 oueen. l. J.. by the Rev Or
fy Of Roe yn. Mi Oscar 4. v ills Of MneOls 10 Miss Mary
GOOD-SEYMOUR-At Pieruont n. Y, on THURSDAY, Oct
~, BY the Rev : q hgheoek. Berkeley T. Wood to
Mary, dsoxbter OF the tet. Bradford : Seymour.
HOOD-SEYnOlR-At PieTmont on Thursday. Oct. IA,
By the Rev. hicheook d. L. Wood to A,yy, daughter
Il n, &s y. $. SsyuesE
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MEDICAL CoM,iOS SENSE treats On al disease, Of .
chronic Character MsETsg Of tie world the
Of msf.notis ard social wsr,eh-dne., p4-seutn;
hoo.and iha.s q thrilling reveE published before
nsiias altogether 'sn'ie' boob r sensible peOFs and
good bOk iOs every lie b,oX contain. 80 psge.-i0o
illustrations 10 - t,i a, the s-~plPsr depot. AID book
throughout the country Pnce q Copies SCI, BY
u.l ev-Eyshers posa.s paid r.oe9. tls pes Goa.
,sa.s table. free. address
pa ( q. Iooxsi 80. LIZ s;a,l,,L I.yyuk
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rrom.ph.,ic,n in Ti.iermingo Comfy. Ms.

A few week. since Our Postmaster received your book
called Medical Common Sense" looked at IT, and asked
permission to pese it, did 60, ard Liked il, 50 vel tat
KEEP, and gave hun the ITce to purchase smother Lave
read carefully sod prst amid al my reading
have found book con.-ns much pfacs.ca useful AID
truthful matter,
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GpetiGl y otirca.
The WoodIawn Cemetery,

The NoONiHWn VtfneteTy,
FOR THE CITY Or NETWORK AND VICINITY.
This Cemetery tns three hund-ed IL is sit
us,ed on the nc OF the Harlem Railroad at Woodswn Sta
ton miles above Harlem Bridge and rsched by chartered
cars or By regular trains in thy6ve minutes from Twenty
siIth-st. 1t ia only nile. from Kirs,brdse four miles
from McConbs Dam Bridge and four miles from Ycnkers j,
rendered easily accessible by carriages and by rail
The grounds ready for nteDents Full particulars may
be obtained the o. Of the Cemetery No % East Twenty
Sth-st (opVo,ite the Harlem Railroad Ohce) OF at the
Lodges on the grounds.
TRUsTEts:
WILLIAM 4. BOOTH. President
ABsALOM PETERS Vice PRECEDENT
LUCIUS HOPKINS. Treasurer.
JAMES ID. SMITH. Secretary.
Caleb p Knevals Hugh n. Camp. Horace D. Clark,
David Hosdcy Berj. W. Bonney Charles Crary
Augustus SclsI, Samuel Is. Parsons,
WILLIAM CLIFF, Controller
Ol,ee No. 50 East TwCntysiy
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List of Union Meetings.
SATt BDAI, Oct d.
WrsrTIFlp-Hon. BUTLER q. NOBLE.
MALoSf-GEOliOE l.. MAYNARD.
BATH-IIou. THOMAS q. ALyORD.
PhTCHO6UY-Gcn. :. Y. CAREY.
IOENINC--lion. Il. r. BRUCE.
SESECA fAILs-Hon. &. &. NOODMAS.
MONDAY. Oct. 70.
(Hon. TIIOS. O. ALVORD.
bUsFho- Hon. BUTLER @. NOBLE.
HopsFH.ADs-Gov. s. W. RANDALL.
NEWARK NAILEY-Geu. b. BRUCE.
JoRnAN--Hon. {. &. WOODMhN.
OsEIDA--PATRiCK CORBErT -
rrArr'puAe- G if1 MH" L. m 4 f6''N0'
II EsDAY Oct. "a.
pryKrsK-Uou. TfOS q. ALNORD.
OwEGo-tion. Il. Y. BRUC II.
WlRsaw-Hon. BUTEER q. NOBLE
PENN lAS-0ov. 4. W. RANDALL.
rHookrry- Gem. + w " H i s'''0ND'
FrLToS-Hou {. &. WOODMAN.
NSxgfntis-iIsn N6EFAoRGf'H andrews
WEDNESDAY, Oct. %.
JANEsTovN-ll.n THOMAS q. ALNOHo.
NAyERLY-Nor. 3. ,. BRUCE.
BArAvI.-Iion BUTLER q. NOBLE.
AuBURs-Cov. 4. ". RANDALL
NRwBURsH--Oen. :. +. CAREf.
PoEr BYROs-Hon G. c. WOODMAN
PoUonKstPsis-G,n JoIN Il; MARrINDALS.
WATER lOwS-PA1ElCk CORBFTE
koswicr-.iion. GEORGE H. ANDREWS.
THURSDAY. Oct 26.
FLIICOrTyILLK--HOn. THOMAS q. ALNORD.
BINGm,MTON- Hon i. F. BRUCE.
ShhNooah- tian. BUTLER q. NOBLE.
ALH sY-'}eu. : r. CAREY
SANDY uItL--Gen. JOEN II. MARTINDALE-
MIDINA-iion. I. &. WOODMAN.
ApAxs-PAIllCh CORhEfE
FRIDAY. Oct. -
CAyAyDAIGU ,--Gov. A. W. RANDALL.
EoMER-Uou. T.. =. BRUCE.
OLEAN-iiou THOMAS q. ALNORD.
MAYvILLE-hou. @. A. GROW.
LOCKPORr-iion. &. c WOODMAN
SALrs-6en. JOHN ii. MARIiNDALE.
RooSEviILy-PATRlCK CORBETT.
IkoY-Oen. ). J.. CAREY.
Sal URDAY Oct e.
FINGsroN-rIon. BUTLER Il. NOBLE.
BRoADALnIN-(ien ;. +. CARLY,
MrIIsviLLE-H0u. @. A. GROW.
CLAVgKAok-!l W. h. PECK.
e. (Ger. JOHN II. MAn7lNDALE.
''AhH"|lADi iPATRlCk CORBETf esq.
MONDAY, Oct 90
NYwARY-Hor. THOMAS q. ALNORD.
MATKRTOwy-H0n. BUTLER q. NOBLE.
NiAGArs IALLs-llop. {. {. NOODMAN.
PoHr JEPPTRsOy-Iiou. CHAUNCEG VI. DEPRW.
TUESDAY, Oct 81.
C,SqOS-Hon. RUILFR q. NOBLE.
ALBiOS-iiCn. {. 4. W GOODMAN.
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From L,dy in Allegheny Comfy, Nd

Having read your most excellent ~css called Medea
Common Sense have been d.ery interested in every
YOU have written AMI scm sad experience know /, /, a
too true
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From Hamilton Comfy. OLio.

The Book has siycd feel under ssil Obligations TO yo
fr IT, With only hour, pcr-. Of H. ain ssti.hcd tia
q. book that should be in the h,ud, Of every Of
family.
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READ CONTENTS TABLE or MEDICAL coMMC,
SE.NsE. On INSIDE or To.DAY'S PAPER
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Prom summit Co., Ohio.

have ro,d your work. and think it rightly tei medcs
Common Sense" lent the book sick friend ssd after
reading she consulted you about her eau se.
change for the better am we'll satisfied With ability
one who "un1sr.sa1d. Lis business"
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READ CoSTENTs TABLE or MEDICAL COMYoN
s1NsE. on INSIDE Os TO-DAYSPAPEK.
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RFAD CONTENTS TABLE or MEDICAL COMMON
SENsE. on INSIDE OF ToDlY's PAPER
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Erom Mnrce.,1rCorr,r. Mn.

frrceive1 hook from you and Il ju. the book went
/ will b. without IT, IN sorry did uo' saow Oiihs
boeA before.
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Having rssd eiely your "orS " Aeli'A' 'oH''I''
Am ..t,ia nv. ot mon, iloa. i. c.nteit' Ian a.,
otAe. have be.yIt PEI fed.
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ION I--Iy % LtNI Co, y. 7. =
hsvs been r-llias youT book eItled Medical Con.
Sense, sat perfectly delighted - t., !. "a
Re tug sy.-i Aedic-- Common s,i.se.' lossoiiiG
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MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.

CeAa ,h, Glowia, eI,c, Of iess, from al pats V tie
county.
STATE N.,o Yoi. .r,, a NSv.Yc't 70 vii' Edward
e. feO,s Of the City 0: NsTYors in Tie County Aforesaid
hsrsantO sPpend. conesda;ory o.. bis work entitled Med
al Common Sense" genuine quotations from letters re-
ceived BY n. FROM tie yarou, counties named over each
extract which letters On bis ofce and further
TIA. the said sestnOnial, were w,en without L IT.. de-
ponentj nv.tion Or .oH,itAoa and ba, they are bat
sample Of those daily received b NM rom all parts of the
county and from people Of eli classes embracing physicians
:eynon. Arysr, artists. &c. vel these IN tie hum
best position, in life; aid frsthsr siys not
EDWARD T. FOOTE.
srora to before n e. th. ,o,h Day Of October. 1855.
CHi, waIoa1 hlRsr Ns'sry Public
S.Y. City.
krom Lsdv 10 williamson Comfy. Tennessee.
csre scros. your book ,hie a visit sOuth have
reed II through. aud found it mos. excellent wo!I
From Ashland County. Ohio.
Treaty. think book la, should D. IA every f.ri'y.
From. Cook County. IL
have been much interested and Instructed sis in read
ing Your work Medical Coumou Sense" Ny wife hs. s5
been quite pleased with it, Hssu. h. to be swors tia
sionld be ths,o1shy Introduced everywhere
From ga Editor IN Ulster County X. Z.
There isuone other go al to IL IN any gesp,c-
READ CONTENTS TABLE OF MEDICAL COMMON
SENSE. On INSIDE OF TOD,Y's PAPER
From Ssrlioga County, =. Y.
id..e ny that IL 4, rcp.e,e with tLa. Information 80
much needed by tie cii, OF people every
whece-
From Allegheny Co.. Md
have r,.A your wors entitled Medical Common ien,e "
and lind Il very interesting cork "ort which e'ey one,
both old aud young should read
From Warren Co.. r.
your MeGlcl. COMMON Sense consider invira5's.
From Montgomery CO., r.,
wish Rad Lad year, 40 ;tia. il The rsn Kind Of
Information - give
Read CONTENTS TABLE or MEDICAL CONNON
SENSE. oN INSIDE or TODAYS PAPER
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Prom we--ts.,erCo. yew.Yo-t.


Your Medical Common sense ousltto &c circulated AZ
he world ol bo.A tie Cd al lie yo-uS ~.s.l ~ ben
,lied oy rs4an. {.
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FfOln NV IIaFtu ttII- = NtIn.
hove the Book INK o it, s.rseias w..h NJ
own ot-yrvai!0us and experience
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pufsi;ied time ,ilce yo1T -re-t v-'k en'ihet
Medltl Common Sense a.d ssT lave pefuneC
wort ~..A more pleasure
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From Pty.iciaa IN Meris,, TO- y H.
iiint Wy Libby Of ths BOOK y01 ssus -''
10 w..hoat il 10. ten losrs.
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From Lady IN Belknap Co. n. II.

h,v- resd the book you sen, Adj, think it most exec
lent boOs Tor people o. .eus. but fool. might ~
like it
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Msr,tor's Patent Repeater cannot. by any ross
oiy ce Accidentally discharged IL eIceeGHsy portable
n IN IL shape aud hight weight simple in its cons rucsn
snd can ee loaded o. unoadd Ia the dark IL a.
fective pssoi IN For sale by dealer. generally
Trees. shurbs, Grapes, small Fraits, &C.
Nov ls The best TINE TO psnt them Send to the LIN
MEAN NEHSERlES estsbhed l55l and got tie be.t Az.
tcI" c~ Ptes~ CSsle{aes cent
rkiNCe I Co, flssSiax n Y.
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A Book For TIE People,
LETTERS FROM THE PECrL.

II roy WANT to Know WHAT PEOPLE THINK oi
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IL You HAVE A SUFFERING CHILD.


II You HAVE A SUFFERING CHILD,
De !epeudces, the preudces Of others ssnh be-
tween and the relief will be absolutely to folio"
ths use Of Mrs WIssLows SooTHIsa SfzrP Millions Of
mother. testify that i. perfectly safe and reliable
remedy rel.eves The did from pain ard cures dy'erery
sd disrrhea It soften, the gums. reduces ILLUMINATION
ture. wind colo, aud carries the infant safely through the
i-~thing period
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, for Pulmon-
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remedy which {. In slrnor. every case efec'uaL
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From, L,dy in Philadelphia County "a.
have your book once I'll. Wa.e md tA.ak Z. tie
n1os. .n.t-uctlys l.lve ever I'D
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Dyspepsia md Debility

UNsNfp%Iu MN ITFHINN
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY
DiSpEfSlA AND DEBILITY
Almost Invariably ycj the lONic and iSuGoS,rrNs
foes of tie PERUVIAN SYRUP % PROTECTED oOAU-
IiON Ot TQE PROrONlDE OF IRON.
Read the fs' ,,viug from tie
VENERABLE ARChDEACoN SCOTT. u ID.
prs Canada Fasi. Mach "a ifA
q an sn hvcseiste Dyspcptc OF xoss reAs -
NFARs srANDiSG.r
- bavs been wonderfully ben-ht-d in 'h- 'hs~s
snort dur.Hs h-h have used Peruvian syUp.
tha, +csrcsly persuade myself " he rrlly."
IhE PERI ALAN SYRUP
supple. the Blood with t' ITs tLsNENr, KoS infisirs
.tssug SID ysoT into tue wAole system S1plss psmh
J. y. DlSSMORE. No IS Dcy|- NJ. T.
Sod " al urussss
Cold-iac. told-ise.
F,- Gods cough. snd iuhien4A 1his preparation .
,sroesb, - the taste, sud eiectuI cure RuShfoNs
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FROM fnl;nu Co.. VI.
have one Of your Is.dical booss, AID Sic 8, much
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krom Lsdv ia Willim.on Comfy. Tennessee.
come your book hie visit South' hsv
read Il through and found It fnoss excellent woi-
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From Allegheny Co, Md
have r,.1 your entitled Medical Common Sen'e
lind 1, 'esy interesting work wort which eNegy one
both old aud young. should read
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wish Rad Lad / year, 40 min. it sh. right Kind
info rustion g. gave.
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rom W afren TO- -
Your MeG.el. Common sense" consider nvi'rsb'e-
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From. Cook County IL
have been mich Interested and instructed lss in read
ing your work Medical Coumon Sense" Ny wife hiss -
been quite pleased with it, Issu - to be wors tia
sionld be taSioashiy introduced everywhere.
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From S,ratogs Courty. S.Y.
desire 10 .,y that &, tcp.s,e with Tia, Information
much needed by tie ca,, of peopie ever
v hefe.
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From Editor in Ulster County r. Z.
There isuoue other equal to It IN any sesp,cl-
READ CONTENTS TABLE OF MEDICAL COMMON
SENSE. On INSIDE OF TO.DAY's PAPER
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Read CONTENTS TABLE or MEDICAL CONMO
SENSE. ON INSIDE on To DAYS PAPER.
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FROM Ashland County Ohio.
Ir.sy thint il book Ia, should BE- ia every fGi'y.
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From SENECA County. Oh,
From New Haven County. CT

1 haze re-d the loss sI4 .ike t.
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Prunry'<
NEW EAIhACr OF
THE EGi PrIAN LOTCs
YDR THE HANDKERCHIEF
A AOoT EXQUISITE IERFUFS.
iRI II! 1Rf u! TRY II.
Sold BY al D-u. sfst' tni Fancy Goods Dsi'r-t
Z. A. LOFEJOY, Agent
No 70 fnton-.t., NtS-f'rs
DIR. >herwood's Trn.s, No. 3fj Brurdwny,
IA 10 'pfIz Tolnd tie body chse u The co
Enss fnown, because tie OILY TIA; car Ss III - bed
without pain
SUPPORTERS
for th- Abdomen the pfoaped GtsEls and t'n ~ch s
do Their ~eSs without any annoyance So-@S Dfo4d"sy
save Money and void Pain .-Dr. VAT. a., cor
Fourth ave- ard .lrst a.. kAIAAl IS tEE under
e.h NITROUS GAS s. cent, -seh Teeth III "a sud Ia
serted the best kxarnlne sleeiIen. aLd prirei
spring Rocking Horses,
LANfkkINO tORSES.
BABY TENDERS,
CufLDRENs CARRIAGES AND tors
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Ee.a tbs Allowing exact. Of e,,ss from Al pats y
county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-18

A CHRISTIAN SoLDIER,-The respects
recently rendered to Robert e. Lee by
seven Christian Commissioners might be
somewhat modified by knowledge Of the
testimony offered before committee of
the War Department by the late slaves
of that Generalsisimo They were form
erly held BY Gusts, who freed them at
his death, after which Lee insisted that
they should work for him FIVE years to
pay a debt owed him by Custus, his
father-in-law. The emancipated slaves
were mutinous and several ran away
North, but were retaken and returned,
and whipped terribly by the overseer in
the presence of Lee. This cultivated
gentleman ordered the clothes Of the
men and women to be cut of, in their re-
fusal to take them off to De hogged, and
after the hogging ordered the gashes
washed with brine and rubbed down with
corn husks This is what several OF the
freedmen and women testify to, and
what the General probably did not tell
the seven members of the Christian
Commission, who called to pay their re-
spects-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-18
Regular. Report.
efatters sn RIchInond.

New YoRK, May 1.-THE Herald s
Richmond correspondent says the news
of the capture Of JEFF Davis was receiv-
ed there by the old residents and rebel
sympathizers with the greatest astonish-
ment and the deepest sense of the humil-
iation of their traitorous cause.
The correspondent says Gov. Pierpont
of Virginia has issued an address to the
voters of the First, Second and Seventh
Congressional districts Of that State, on
the subject of the elections. The fourth
Thursday is the regular election day;
but rs the districts above named are not
thoroughly organized, no elections can
be held. By the laws of Virginia the
Executive is empowered to call q special
elections to fill vacancies. Gov. Pier.
pont therefore advises that not polls be
opened for members of Congress within
the counties already organized, or in
those unorganized, assuring the people
that as soon as the county officers in the
unorganized portions are elected, he will
order q special election for the above
named districts, when there will be q
fair opportunity to choose Representa-
tives.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-18

to sign their death warrants - that
would not be magnenimous. Nobody
will take the trouble to notify him that
four-6fths of the loyal men of the coun-
try believe that the future peace and
quiet Of the State and Government
depend upon the frmness Of the Execu-
tive, at this crisis, in Furnishing crime
that would lack magnaninityl Owing
to facts like these, We fear treason will
not meet its just deserts. Bowles and
Milligan win probably have their SEN
tence commuted as Horsey's has been.
Those who have labored so hard TO save
these criminals from punishment, win
next turn their attention towards saving
the neck of JEFF. Davis. We must be
mAgnanimous towards conquered foe
will be howled throughout the length aud
breadth of the land. Stuffing their ears
with cotton, they fail to hear the blood
of our murdered boys, as it cries from
the rebel prison grounds at Anderson
Vile, Bell Isle, Cahawba and Salisbury.
They will endeayor to drown that cry
BY their ilI-timed howlings about magma
nimity, and prevent it ringing in the ears
of the President as it ought, until justice
is visited upon the wretches who muir
dered them. Every effort will be made
to save the arch traitor; every influence
will be brought to bear upon the Presi-
dent to have him pardoned.
This is no time for sickly sentiment
ality. We are aware that in demanding
the punishment Of the worst criminals
our land ever saw, We are open to the
charge Of wanting in magnaninity."
So be it, We have had a surfeit Of ii.
What is essential to the perpetuity of
American institutions is frmer adj
herence to justice. A great nation can
not afford to be inconsistent. If treason
and murder are not to receive the Sc
verest punishment, let US throw open
our prison doors and permit our petty
thieves and common incendiaries to run
at large.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-18
The Indictment,

"If hellish malignity can further go
than in the assassination of the late
President, it certainly seems realized in
the scheme of certain DIR. Blackburn,
formerly of North Carolina, and said to
be known in Canada as leading and
ultra rebel, to introduce the yellow fever
at the North, by shipping from Bermuda
to our ports bedding and clothes per-
meated with the virus of that terrible
scourge. "-Nes0 York Tribune.
So that if all the conspiracies Of the
shareholders had had their ripening,
those of us who were not burned up
with FIRE would have been eaten up with
yellow fever. That is to say, the slave
holders have TO answer at the judgment
for the following crimes:
l. Arson. 2 Murder 3. Yellow
fever f. Massacre. 5. Starving pris-
oners of war. 6. Torturing prisoners
of war into death, insanity and
idiocy. 7. Selling prisoners of war into
slavery. 8. Wantonly shooting down
prisoners of war. o. Piracy TO- Rob.
berry IL. Making drinking cups.of our
soldiers skulls II Assassination.
Chicago Journal