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RESCUE OF NEGRO PRISONERS BY Ne
GRo.-Tom, Oscar, and Norris Floyd, three
notorious negro rogues, had been ordered
by the County Court of Campbell to be
taken to Bedford for trial for stealing. On
tiee Samuel geGboinnnmiliit tes - ..ose JUS
aidsSShciusion tho! 1:...,iei, of Bedford, who,
4 fore htaring the charge, ordered the ac-
cused to be committed to the Jail In LII
berty. There being no regular officer pre-
sent, Mr.. Mcdaniel swore in Mr.. Bartholo-
NEW Gaddy as q special constable, and at
ter Handwriting the rascals, placed them in
his charge, and started them towards Lii
berty. The three were handcutied to-
gether, Tom being in the middle. Mr..
Gaddy had not proceeded far with his prl-
soners, when he met negro in the road,
who rushed upon him, and with the aid OF
the prisoners, each of whom had one hand
free, pulled him from his horse, took his
pistol from him, and obtaining the key to
the handouts from his pocket, the irons
| were unlocked and the prisoners set at
| liberty. The whole party then made their
escape. When the attack was first made,
Mr.. Gaddy attempted to fire his pistol, but
| il snapped, and before he could prepare for
| another shot he was seized and overpow-
cred.
Not to be outdone, Mr.. Gaddy, after the
| fight of the scoundrels, mounted his horse,
and obtaining shotgun from house in
the neighborhood, went in pursuit, and
overlook the party about two miles from
the scene of the rescue. He attempted &c
capture them, and tried to fire his gun, but
the cap bursted without exploding the load
thus leaving him at the mercy of the vii,
lains, who, after firing his own pistol al
him, rushed upon him and wrenched the
gun from his hands, and the whole party
fell upon him, beat him most unmerciiuiiy
and then ran off, carrying the gun with
them, and leaving their victim IN an ins zen
sible condition. The condition of the
wounded man is very critical, and his re.
covery is deemed extremely doubtful
! L1uchbar0 Mems 10Th
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A WONDERFUL GUN.-I saw to-day a
vast Improvement on the revolver system.
The barrel of the gun is open at both
ends. Between the stock and the barrel
is inserted horizontal piece Of steel,
which contains ten cartridges and bullets.
BY pulling the trigger they may be dis
charged in quick succession, and at the rate
ofabout sixty pcrminutc. The construction
is most simple. There is no chance of the
gun getting out of order, and it is perfectly
safe. 1t is applicable to large guns as well
as small arms.-London (Nay - Cor
reSpondencc Ncr York NcrS.
The correspondent of the Nelrs is evil
IDENTIFY not gun-lNakcr. His attempt at
describing one is ludicrouS.
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Europe echoes with the preparations for
war from one end to the other. Prussia
has put six corps d arn,ee on war footing
she is buying horses, making ammunition,
and transporting artillery by every train
toward the southeast. Silesia and Saxony
are 10 be the battle grounds--as they have
been for centuries-and the Government
of the latter country has been notified that
she must disarm. AS Saxony is VIGOROUSLY
in favor of Austria, and Dresden is one of
the most important points between Aus
trian and Prussian territory, we shall in oil
probability hear of the occupation of
Saxony by Prussian coup de main, so that
the battles may he fought in Bohemian
territory, with Saxon resources aiding
Prussia. Prussia replies to Austria that
she will not disarm, because Austria Is
arming on the borders of Italy, and 1t is
well known that in thirty hours the regi-
ments in Dalmatia and Southern Austria
could be transferred to Bohemia.
On the other hand, intense excitement
and financial panic prevails in Iisnna.
An securities and Government bonds are
falling rapidly; the streets are crowded
with soldiers; the regiments from Hun
gary are IiuIIItu w tilN iti'h "i' ''N t'''
peror confers with the leader of the Hun
c,rian Parliament on the points of satisfy
ing the demands of the Liberal party; ar
tillery and supplies are pressed toward
Trieste on the one side, and Prague on the
other.
All the fortified places in Bohemia are
warned to lay in sufficient provisions for
the inhabitants as well as garrsons; the
public moneys are withdrawn from the
frontier towns to Vienna; sixty thousand
horses are being purchased; forced levies
are being made on the unfortunate sub
iects of the Empire, and even old men
hurried to the ranks and, as If the Go
vcrnment feared trouble from Russia, the
railroad connecting Pennsylvania with Vi
emma is FASTENED in its construction with
all possible dispatch. But the saddcst fea-
ture of Austrian military preparation-one
which ought to call out protest OF indlg-
nation from Europe-is the forced con
scription of Italians, forcing men i'll Ncne-
tia to fill up the Dalmatian regiments, so
that Austria may have no enemies at home
while struggling with Italy. Hundreds of
these Young men, of the noblcst families,
as well as of the masses, are torn away
from their homes, and sent, under the ter
riblc military despotism, to serve the Power
they hate, in Hungary, or to die from PruS-
sian bullets in Bohemia and SilcSla.
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The GHIoNI AND SUsINI OPERA TROUPE
AT CHIcAG0.-The performance was a
mastery one-the concertos were admit
rably brought out, and the choruses, with
one exception, were almost without a
fault. Strakosch has achieved another
triumph. He gave us Trovatore as it was
never given here before. He has now
given US Ernani incomparably better than
i was ever presented In this city.
- There is but one feeling in re-
gard to the season, and that is one of re-
greet that 1t is so short. M. Strakosch has
made complete triumph, and We con,
graduate him upon his victory.-Chicago
Tribune.
j Several names appear on the roll Of the
troupe which were not on 1t when they
performed in Richmond,
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Recently an accident of an alarming ma
ture happened to a performer on a slack
rope, in Leeds, England. While in the
act of Stimulating the struggles of Il person
dying by hanging, all motion suddenly
ceased, and on the manager and assistants
Fastening TO his aid, it was discovered that
he was inScnsiblc. After minute or two
he revived, and was assisted to the stage.
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FOR w
sCRoFULA. CHRONIC RHEUMATISM We
sYPHILLs.o drinki"~ AND
NJ, . ... 49,. ,Ied this w.

sYPHIJLs.o arink,"~ AND
The NC :. -, -: :, ,....a.ed ms
ra~arsl ;lIanageable diseases which afiiet the
human race made to yield satisfactorily and per-
Wns to the pe f haG By sn readns
ment of facts, in pamphlet form, which nave
thought for some time worthy to be noted by the
pGTSh The lille Of this short treatise is The Special
Treatment of Syphilis, Chronic Rhe9ma,tisiG, ana
scrofula, by DR.. Z. J. Goodwin oil the washing
hereby most respectfully and honestly solicita
and an attentive reading of its Supplement, and
@ S is gsEsRE
figures as the most prominent feature in the pam
phlet constitutes, in the Judgment OF discriminatis
physicians and others distinguished Tor lhtelil-
rence and high appreciation Of truth and merit,
Tan important addition" to the remedies now
known as the most efficient in the treatment oil these
NV success in managing these diseases, now con.
coded to excel any attending the genera pais oi
npon the theory which devised upon early patho-
logical views taken of these maladies The po-
a place among the most reputed standard remedies
of medical record and would most consclehti-
gent physicians a fair and impartial trial Of its
therapeutical value as applied by me IN tue cohuo
Of these diseases.
In towns and cities from ii fly TO one hundred bottles
of the Eutrophic at cost of three dollars per bot
i tie, containing thirty ounces.
The long established mineral resources OF the
Washington Springs, formerly known as Leech q,
| affording the best qualities of Sulphur, Alum,
| Chaly beate, and Magnesia. the most remarkable
and valuable collection of medicinal waters known
! to the mountains Of Virginia, cannot be otherwise
than attractive to irvalids of both sexes suffering
| from debilties, diseases of the urinary organs,
uterine disorders, skin diseases, diseases OF the
| liver and digestive functions, and all affections
benefited by relaxation from domestic habits and
| pursuits, accompanied by a few weeks, solourn al
such healthful retreat rs that OF the Washington
Persons visiting the Springs for their mineral
| advantages will be charged two dollars per day
i and twelve dollars per week board.
1 Persons visiting the Springs for medical advice
| and treatment will be charged i've dollars pei
week at specie rates, for board
/ Passengers reach the Springs by the Virginia
| and Tennessee Railroad, stopping at Glade spring
depot, Washington county.
No charge for medical services unless SAUSAGE
The Afflicted may visit US with the assurance that
their sojourn shall be succeeded by happy return
10 Iite, zoe hare no need and ioouId no hnmgt3
| the suffering. D. >. ooop"i''
The VEGETABLE EUTRoPHIC and the PAMPH.
| LIT can be obtained of ]. B. WOOD, Druggist
northeast corner of Marshall and Fifth streets
! Riehmond, agent for this city, and from druggists
Generally In all parts OF Virginia.
! NH e-d&sw2tAwem
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DRY GOODS, SHOES. 60.

NEW GOODS, NEW GoODS.-We re-
IN ceiye goods twice week from the New York
auctions and among the last arrivals are niee
DRESS GOODS at low prices. Also. Bleaessd Got Cot
tons at 1s 20, IS, and % cents, and fai- Width Pi
OF Black Bugle and Bead TrimmiDgs.
In order TO avoid disappointment 70 onr nume.
rons country friends, notice In hereby given that
our store win be closed on Monday next, and for
that day only. LEVI nhyL hEno,.
my IL MAIn suoot.
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Extract Of letter from Bishop Whelan.l
WHEELING January 5, 1855.

WHEELING, January ), 1850.
The very remarkable and highly cultivated
talent which presided over the Musical Department
OF the Sisters in Wheeling unrivalled, probably,
in any institution for female education In the coun
the erection OF buildings Of such extent, and SO
located as to present TO parents every possible In
ducement TO avail themselves of the benefits OF the
school. The Sisters now occupy their new build
ings at Mount de Chanial, and will, In April, be
prepared for the accommodation OF two hundred
pupils The same sense Of duty which led to the
Improvement now suggests the strong, and decided
nnbIie through the Fresmaa's Journal. trust II
will be extensively circulated by the friends OF
education and the lovers OF music, especially In the
West and South. have alluded only TO the mnsi-
cal department as beyond competition. In other
respects, regard the school rs Inferior 70 none.
X. V. WHELAN,
fasa-sm Bishop OF Wheeling.
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CADEMY OF THE SISTERS OF
n THE VISITATION, AT MOUNT DE CHAM
tai NEAR WHEELING.

TERMS:
Board, with bedding, washing, mending' ana ,oo a.
doctors fees per annum....... S-oV Wv
Tuition per annum, in the regular and ordi- ~ A
nary course, ranges from fa,0 =" w
French, German, Italian Spanish ana La'ih' A ~
1orn exits lS,p 70 cdsts ner onarter Is 90
Music on Tlano, ou t a. nna r,ar ~ IS 90
Music on naIPi eoG 1asp cos,s mar ouarter 10 so
Music, Vocal, III , 100 asSnos na1 quarter Is 90
Embroidery, Drawing, Painting In Water anu
Oil, and Fancy Work, also form extra charges
For the character of the School, the Sisters refer
TO Right Rev. Bishop Whelan's notice In the Free
man OF the 10th January.
Address DIRECTRESS OF THE ACADEMY OF
MOUNT DE CHANTAL near Wheeling, Va.
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IEETu FyTR ACTED WITHOUT

VNEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN.-G. w. JONES, DENTAL SURGEON,
to all having teeth to be extracted that;
f n1te' necessary APPARATUS FOR MAKING THE
"NITROUS 0XYDE GAS" now so universally
and successfully used at the North, where, In
surgical operations there was PoslTINx ELi ~
PAIN to the patient; and as it j. E pdSsR
HARMLESS there Is therefore, ~ roSslson
Of this city he offers his services when, In surgical
cases. an anGsthetic may be needed. All other
onerstions appertaining to his profession gently
and thoroughly performed. c,., o.,,o
iiro,on uonsa 70 23--3m
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VIM. REYNOLDS & CO.
STANTON, January @, 1866.

VI. ITTIlium ReanoidS, Louisd County, "a:
Dear Sir,-The undersigned citizens OF Augusta
county, Va, desire To express to you their deep
sense of the loss sustained by the people of this sec
ton of the State in the death of your brother, Dr.
Taliaferro Rennolds who resided in our midst Tor
MANY years, and whose great skill as physician
had given him an acknowledged cmincnce among
the professional men of the country. The cele
brated " Rennolds PILL so universally recos
nized as invaluable on account OF It's wonderful
curatiye properties was the result of that scientific
skill and learning which distinguished him, and
which has rendered him so great public benstac-
tor Ii is most important, in our Judgment, THAT
this great remedial agent should not be lost to the
world. We are informed that some years since your
vour family and neigh borhood, and that this is the
only copy Of said recipe which Is now available
We therefore, in the name OF humanity, appeal 10
Won TO make publication Of it to the world, which
we feel confident you will not object to do II yor
still have 1t in your possession
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JOHN G. WAYT, DENTIST,
avino recovered his health, has resumed the
practice of Dentistry In Richmond, and respect
fully offers his services to his old friends and pa
tienfs and all others who may need them.
Once and residence No. SIS Franklin street, two
doors west of Ninth street. Jao-om"
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VIRGINIA'S UNRIvAL-

DLANET, VIRGINIA'S UNhI AL
FIN RACE HORSE.-This renowned g.
p,GRR and STALLION will make his sea- <tAxI~
son o9 isss at Dufiield, the farm Of Major4Z4-
Thomas boswell, In the county OF Hanoyea' Mspch
ist and ending July 18th, at fifty dollars the
and two dollars TO the groom. !. .onov ana
In consideration of the scarcity OF money, and
with the view of Increasing the raising OF Diooaeo
stock, the JASON Is reduced 10 this sum.
Special attention will be given 70 me care anu
management OF mares sent 70 him. pas IN no nv
will be responsible for accidents. fhey Shall NC
fed with grain nj fifty cents per diem.
All charges must be paid before the mares are
THOMAS 4 THOMAS W, BOSWELL.
ap27-Tu&Fswx
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L. ID A Wis N, -
Office and residence on Main SsTset between Ele-
venth and Twelfth i% ss, below the National Bx-
change bar <, where he is better prepared than
e i've his patrons the tnl benefit q ms Pro
sss 1917 ~ ba"a for ON SETS OF GOLD. All work
warranted for at least i've years Those requiring
his services need neglect their teeth az ne VIII
arcommodate himself to their circumstances ana
the times Patients from the country can board
WI " itii mn, or ~ Jnne NH 2s-6m
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am, gentlemen, very respectfully yours, NC

7 cortirv that myself and family have been in tt.
habit of nsing Dr. T. Rennolds's Hepatic Pills for
long time and have never had any occasion even
ali the nnrposes of a family pill. ! could say a
great deal In their favor, but take 1t for granted
that what have said will induce others 70 try
them and If so, their experience, Ihaye no donot,
will accord with mine. "A. j. uAhDbN'
STAuSToS, January 5, 1865.
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Although have not had occasion to use the pills
which were prepared by the late DR.. Rennolds,
am satisfied from what / have heard from gentle
men who have used them, that they are val liable
medicine and therefore cordially unite in the re-
quest for the publication of the recipe.
ALEXANDER ii. H. STUART,
January S. 1866 Stanton, Va
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T v. BARNES q BRo TIL Ninth ,a,
/ 4 .trset betwesn Main and Cary, MAEufAS-
TTRERs IN IRON GRATINGs, NAuLi ,n Do WE,
yERANDAHs RAILINGs, AWNlNMnup I w. mns,
and ali kinds Of IRON HOUSE WOhh' o mIs
promptly executed at the very lowest rasss inns
solicited. --m ~
TOHN b. CARY, GENERAL AGENT
D VIRGINIA PENfTENTIARY, CosnBRsc1M
BtocE THIRrBEsTH AND CARY sTR EEEsss r prs
uoSp VIRGINIA, offers for sale WA5oSo $500,
WHEELBARROWS, SHOES, AXES, &c, ma,a
featured at the Penientary Of the VERY BEST MI
tsrias Orders respectfully solicited ana pronP pn
attended to. ~. -
CALDER 81 HALL, MACHINlSIS
(JAND BLACKsMITHs, SHOP ON CARY AND
FOURTH sTREETS.-The undersigned re s,a1,
thanks to their friends who, since me evacusyap
of Richmond have enabled them TO carry ON pusii
ness and inform the public that they fnrn ,f Al
kinJs Of WROUGHT-IRON WORK FOh bulLD,
INGS such as AREA GRATINGS, WINDoW ara
NOOK GRATINGS and BARS, RAlLINgS, oAr
and CELLAR DOORS, AWNING FRAMES, ana
CLoTH il required WALL ANCHORS, p 1g Sc.
They also make to order repair RuLiNns d n,
CHIMES. GEOMETRTCAL LATHES, TRAEsf,E 81
PRESsES. PLATE and LITHOGRAPH PK IIs
COTTON and WOOL LOOMS, and ENGINES, OF
snv sort of MILL WORK. Hoping to receive
share OF public favor, we guarantee good loP al
reasonable price. D ubLI'
fe T-d&sw3m = -. 10
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DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAHON Y, DENTIST, for
~ many years associated with Dr. J0HS u WAIT,
respectfully informs his old patrons and all others
who may need his services that he has removed his
OFFICE from Fourth street, and can now be ionnd
at his RESIDENCE, 625 Main street, between SIKH
aud Seventh. Will practice his profession in all
its branches. ,,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on Vulcanite,
Gold, and Silver.
Office open at ALL HOURS:
The highest price paid for OLD GOLD PLATE.
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"EALTHFUL ATTRACTIONS OF
Ill THE WASHINGTON SPRINGS, VA.
ONE RARE ITEM OF THE PROGRESS OF THE
PRESENT CENTURY.
DR.. E. J. G0oDWlN'S EUTROPHIC,
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The following is an extract Of letter from DR.. ?;
T. Stribling, the distinguished superintendent OF
the Western Lunatic Asylum, at Staunton, to Mr..
Rennolds
As az h,,,abIe member Of my profession, md n
friend Ia TIE Gtficted ererycheTe, respecLntty
unite IN the request hHt has been mule Gy others,
thnt non nil ptLLiSh Il II TIE tcOrkd.n
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DR. r. Rennolds having been my family physi;
clan mn 10 the time of his DEATH which occurred
about two years ago, ! have had frequent oPP31rr-
tunies to experience and witness the effects OF ms
Hepatic Pill and | do not hesitate to state that
believe they are the best medicine of the Kind that
has ever been used in this section Of country. My
neighbors use them, and think a. muSh OF bn1m IL
/ do. WILLIAM ). u DILL
Augusta COUNTY, VA.
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ACHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE ABons
ARTICLES FOR ONE DOLLAR BY PURCHAsln"
A SEALED ENVELOPE FOR TwENri'FHH
CENTS.
Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for u.
Eleven for 81: % Thirty for rs. 90 sixty nNs cs
Sto 90 One Hundred for $3.50. U hs
On, nntrons are desired to send United s'aie'
money when convenient. Long Letters are an'
necessary, o,rs -, A., avery
ease he accompanied by the CASH, with the ~.
OF the person sending, and town, county anu 10
plsinly written. Letters should be aaaioeSs" -
the AAnAse"' - ~ GoopwIN, HUNT CO.
Box s,Ios Post orncs. New YORK.
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STAuSToS, VA, January 9, 1865.
take great pleasure in stating that have been
in the habit of using DR.. T. Rennolds,s Hepatc
Pills in my family for some years, ana consider
the kind. have been engaged for some time in
the iron business, which rendered 1t necessary to
have many persons in my employ. l have used
these pills among them with great success
'At0S f w. A. BURKE.
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/ hereby certify that have used, both Tor my.
self and In nv family, DR.. T. Remedies Hepatic
pills and truly say their action Is more efficient
and satisfactory than any medicine ] nave ever
ann'ssii Laan and use them These Pills never
sliPo, BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
ueser'o' Staunton, Va.
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The VEGETABLE EUTRoPHIc and nd the P PMiH.
pr can be obtained of J. B. WOOD, Druggist,
no,tbsast corner of Marshall and Fifth streets,
Richmond, agent for this city, and from druggists
Generally In al parts OF Virginia.
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srAuSroS, Va, January 10, 1885,
hereby certify that | have usedfor a number OF
wears DR. Rennolds's Hepatic Pill, and can assure
the public that have derived more benent from
them than from any pill have ever used. iher
action % in''u "AN JONI r. ScHMITr.
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urrrER FROM WARRINGTON.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

THE rRgEpMEN's BUREAU AGENTs--THE PETI-
TONS FOR THE TRIAL OF Mr.. DAVIS RY
CoURr-NARrIAL--THE SATURDAY RECON
sTRUCTIoNIsTs--THE WAR or P0LITICs-
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Col. A. Owen

Harmony Township-goi' a oWen'
j. I. Hugo, J. Randolph.
Robb Township-J. A. Leonard,
w. jacques, DIR. A. w. Spain.
Lynn Township-R. A. Fitzgerald,
II. j. Truscott, Z. Pitts. sa
Black Township NJ Duckworth,
F. Greathouse, J. FL. Fisher. a
Point Township-Capt. Cole, ----.
Robinson Township-Capt Hinch,
Jacob Mills, G. b. Green.
Mars Township-W. f. Dixon, b.
Harris, G. w. Mills. ~
Centre Township-M. Watson, W
III. Downey. 81
Bethel Township-Lieut. Harris,
j. F. Demree, j. Utley.
On motion, it was ordered that the
proceedings OF this meeting be pub
lished in the County papers, and that
other papers in the District be re-
quested to copy.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
till the 9th day of Junes to meet a
Springfield, at which time and place
all soldiers are invited to attend 2ia
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g III o Il II R A :.
in Ten Minutes. 81

.A.4f f4A E8E HoH
OF Thirty Drops. of. k
DIR. GUXzOT's CHOLERA SPECIFIC
win relieve the worst case of this ta,.,,,,,<
disease. Don't fail ito check ali forms ~
Dlarrhoea. The Doctors SPECIFIC acts HlS ~
Can on your druggist Immediately.
CLOUD & AKIN.
or,oe Wholesale Agents.
No. Main street.
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RocKpoRr, IND, May q, 1866

RocKPoRT, IND, May q, 1866.
Editors Evansville Journal: sae
Last Saturday was a great day for
old Spencer. The soldiers held a
reunion at Grandview, and between
1000 and 1900 people were present.
General Veatch delivered one of his
bestspeeches. Coils. Wood and Wright,
Drs. Sabin and Heagland, Capt. La
mar, James Laird, Esq, and others,
also addressed the meeting. The ac-
companying resolutions were adopted
without a dissenting voice. They ex-
press what Spencer County soldiers
think of the situation, and of the
questions of the day: $50
WHEREAS, The blessing of peace
has returned to our country, and we
are permitted to retire from the con
fiict of arms to the quiet avocations
of life; And Whereas, 1t is both de-
sirable and pleasant to perpetuate the
unity of feeling and personal friend
ship that joined us together in COM
mon cause to save our country from
rebellion. and ruin; And Whereas, 1t
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Soldiers Meeting In New Harmony.
New HARMONY, May 81, 1866.
Editors Journal:
According to previous notice, the
soldiers and citizens of Posey County