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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02
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North EAST ERIE Co., PA J
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NuliTOau OOillSlOh-.sDkmHStS.
North EAST ERIE Co., Pa !
April 20.
EDS. GAzErTE-On Tuesday evening
April 10th, the Stock Train switched of
at this place 20 let the Cincinnati Express
Passenger train pass, which runs at the
rate Of 80 miles an hour. From gross
negligence the switch was left open. run
ming the Express train into the passenger
car attached 10 the stock train.
In this car wss U. G. Rutter Esq, of
your place, with several other passengers.
The collision was terrible. How any one
escaped with life or limb, is marvellous.
This zine ran more than hall way thro'
the car, making it complete wreck, but
no one was seriously injured except Mr..
Rulter, who has laid at my house since
the accident, and received every atten-
tion. He is slowly recovering and cx-
poets to start home in fe ". days.
The Company accepted Mr.. Ruttcr's
proposition, paying all expenses incurred
while here, and giving him $4,000 for
personal damages sustained.
e. PIERCE.
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NUMBER OF REBEL TROOPS AT
RICHMOND FIFTY ANTI .SECEs.
SlONlSTSIN THE VIRGINIA CON.
VENTION.

HARmsBURo. April 2o.-Tho Chief.
Justice Of Vermont was in Richmond on
Friday last, and had a full opportunity Of
Judging Of the number oi troops there.
He estimates them at ll,0OO, and be.
lieves that $4,000 more we're south CT that
point In motion norlhward.
A gentleman holding an official position
in Washington. arrived here today, after
one weeks stay in Virginia. lie com.
muncates the important fact tha. the
vote against Secession in the secret ses.
sion Of the Virginia Convention was fully
81 and not l6 as reported. He got this
information from prominen. member of
the Convention, who dared no. make the
statement public. No Virginia paper
dared 10 pulish it.
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THE HABEAS CORPUS ACT TO BE
SUSPENDED IN THE DISTRICT
CONSERVATISM IN THE MARY.
LAND LEGISLATURE

BALTIMTRE April 3O.-A dispatch
from Frederick, says a gentleman from
Washington, informs me that Gsu. Scott
showed him yesterday. tie copy ofs proc,
lamation to be issued Immediately, de-
claring partial martial law it, the District
Of Columbia. and over the ltne of railroad
established by the Government for Ma,
tional purposes, SO far as to suspend the
right Of H.bea' Corpus.
1t is asserted that the Marylnnd Lagis-
lature will not even pass bill calling d
State Convention, but content themselves
with making calm and dignGed appeal
to tie country,
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NOTICE Is hereby given V all whom e nsy concern
thatsi the next session OF the Commissiopers of
Fairfield conny, % bs hold 10 Jane next there will be
presented petition PRAYING for The vacation Of pan
Of the County Road Leading from the uigs between
Easthnd West Rusbyills 10 the RaI0b bow road, com.
msneng on the line Of the lands Of Copslia and Rud
neF thsnce north through the lands OF Copelln and
Fofssman 10 the Rainbow road, there 70 terminate
MANY PETITIONERS.
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FLAG RA1sISG.-The Tsdchers and
Scholars raised large aud beautiful flag
on the north School building on Tuesday
last. All the volunteers from Camp An.
derson and large concourse Of citizens
were present. and as the flag went up aud
caught the breeze, the shouts of the sol.
diers, little children and old men went up
up with it. The Star Spangled Ban
nner" was then sung by the scholars,
after which appr pirate speeches were
made by Rev. Galbra;th, j. NJ. Connell
and others.
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Sherry n Gne Bitters.

TAsssisbrafed HsD Engiand Rsncdv for RaSituafcsn.
'iipa,iSH, Jsundies, Fsrsr sad Asvs, osnsraiDs'
Bthty, dHd oil Dissasss arisiH9 Jrom DisSr.
-. dsrsd Stomach tLiVsr or Bowols.
TTNhEY are used and recon mmended BY leadingPhJ,
7 seians Of the country, and all whotry Them pro.
DR JAxFs L. LstPRE, WRITES from gavarre, Stark
county. Ohio, ,tse Buerp Rhly praised BY those
suffering from Indigestion, dyspepsia and liver com.
Z. s. DAvIs. Po'imas,er st wIlllamsport, ohio,
says, they give great satisfaction. $50 them my.
self having taken cod, become PROSTATE and LOST nj
appetite. II relieved me, ard ] ern recon end u
with great Rssu rnBces NJ its M neriis." t
Dn. WN. N. KLRR " Rogersvllle. indiana, wYias
Us that they are the most valuable medicine onered
If has recommended them With great success, and
with then made several cures Of pal ptation OF the
hsart and general debility. 1870.
TnoaAs STANFORD, Esq., Blounisvillo, Henry eoan-
", Indiana. writes Us long ettor. under date ofMay
4.leG9. He vW much reduced. having been afflicted
forthree yeArs with Ir:ht DeVous debility. pspita-
lion oithe heart OF the most severe and proStraing
cbnrRcior. 'aiter using few bottles was complete.
I ly rehOred. and am now IN robust hcathn
| GEoEoE ". Ho7rMAN say he wus Aflcted With Theu.
Int'm fortwe y years In all It's various forms, and
1.-THE date ofhisleiiefhe had been two yeara we'll;
the Berseneetingt the cure, when several physicians
attending him could do him good. He says. "for
theumsism. dyspepsia liver complaint, kidney nGec.
ton o. drop'y ~ Is specific certain remedy"
! J. W. HrFT writes from Delphos, Allen eouhty,
Ohio a section where Fevorand que prevails that
be most cheetfuliy recommends them Of decided
merit ~ sll cases ofFsrsr and AFus, Dy'pV'is sHd
! Geat-dl DgjiHty.
/ u. K. GALLrHIEs, N. n. writes from Van Vert,
/ Ohio. ~ most respectfully recommend the Sherry
Wine BlI;eistot the notice or Dyspepue persons, and
10 all who require stimulating medicine Such Hsvs
vs ere rsssfVirS daily. Full directions aceoK pany
each bol'le. Tfey sold by Medicine dealers gen
orally, Ptieei5 cent perbotiie.
! J. HARRIS & co. Cincinnati, Ohio,
Propheiors for The Southern and Western states,
n whom addressali orders Fo- sale by G. .Kauhnun
Il CO.. E, L. Slocum. Si0rd q Sturgeon, Lancaster;
Richard 3. Walker. West Rnshville; P. Hane, Plea
'antvllls: A. Fens maker, Waterloo; Brossm an ga
drew. hthnpo!is; David Probost, Marcy; J. Lerch e.
Co.Amandl. Nov. I, IeoC-ly3l
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PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
PAIN NILN8R

The Great Family Medicine Of the Age.
NM the attention Of the trade and the public
w 70 WIS slohEand unTiyHled Fan ig Medicine for
GU,r ol Sold, coughs, Weak stomach and general
sSDly llnlgestl3n eranp aud pain In Slomn low
~ com plsint, eyilr, dHrrkQl Cholera, Hcand foi
LITE sns 3C 0E. there ia nothing better. Il has
Seen IavofaoJ sno~i 'or more than twenty years 10
% 10" oHIy Svys syssf for the many dl,eaaes Incl.
lehiln The human family. literally and ET,trnaW
II worAs equally sure.
What stronger proof ofIheSo f,et,csn be prodrced
We ,2HoElns sIsi'erfessivsd sHIsisiisd ON the
=. RoEsO, Mlcoxs 20. Michigan ,Juiy e. 1890.
AEaiss J.E. HAaEIG Co.
GeHtism'E;--The opadenes hRycin Perry Davis
Pain Riilera a remedy for Cnlgs. Coughs, Burus,
fprHus aud Rheumatism. f0Tthee Ure of which have
suocess'Gly used t.ludurcs NE tU cLeerf1ly recon.
mend its virtues tn others.
AlgT months ago had rerOurse OlttO desirny Afl
on; GlthOrgh never heard Of It's beigg uss Tor b.t
purpose, bCtAAvIng sn -red Int assly frOr former
one. and having 10 9iher remedy ui hand. applied
me pain hiertreeiy fora1ou 1fern minute, al eve
nin2. aud repeated the application very briefly they
next morning, which sBlrel dc.iroyed the eoD and
Increased my confidence in the utility ofthr Tpmsty.
mlG1., 1a., t%g ,5o s,ov., % fgeTiS
The PsiN Gilisr has been tested IN every variety
otciimstc, aud almost every nation known to Aneh
cans: us 'he almost constant companion aHd ines
unao'c friend of tue nissionay and tho traveller on
sea ana land. and no one should travel on the Lakti
OF Rivers ruA0U'it.
Re sareyor ell rorand ge;ths genuine TainKiller
a, many worthless no',rnm' hre attempted IN be sold
On the creat reputation nflals valuable med'cipe-
NirsciiGnIaccotnpa each bottle. Sold by deaierS
eToryvhere. Price 20 eis.5g cta. and 81 per bottle
J. =. HaRRls & co. Proph.ion
500 Wholeso'e and Retsil Jy G. kaufman & Co.,
=. L. SlOcu1. Sfcrd surgeon. Lancaster; irt ard
2. walker, West Poshville: p. Hane Plearautyiilc;
FensmaEer 4 br4,her;; Waterloo; Bros'rnan and
dc 4 rGur. w lersrort; Lsrcb & Co. Amanda.
SovemberI, 1850 -ly3i
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SEIZURE OF A CINCINNATI STEA.
MER BY ARKANSAS PIRATES.

CAIRO, ILL.,, April 29.-The people Of
Helena, Arkansas. seized tie steamer
Mars, Cincinnati packet, on Friday last
and took from her four hundred barrels
of Molasscs, a large quantity Of sugar
RESIN and turpentine, all iOr Cincinnati
The boat Is tied up there with cannon
plsced on shore directly opposite her.
The Helena folks say the Cincinnati peo
pie can have the boat when they take her
not until then.
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GUERNSEY7S BALM.

IMMEDIATELY removes or prevents inflammation
4 from the worst Burn Scad, Bruise, Fracture. Cut
fresh wound Of any kind and its healing quality is
truly onderful. For Neuralgia. rheumatism, Agus
it is the best application known. 1t prevents SWELL
ing, pain irritable from Mosquito bites, bee slngs
poisonous plants, &c. Il will certainly euro Group,
when taken internally, also Sore Throat aud hoarse-
ness 2S cents a bottle. tor sale by Druggists ard
Storekecpcts, IRWIN STONE. Sole Proprietor, No.
l.Spruee Street. New York. Sept. 80, lSGO--ly25
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EThc Eagle of last week endorses
Sam Pike, Southern sympathiser, now
publishing the Portsmouth Patriot. The
citizens ofPortsmouth were only prevented
from mobbing this same Sam Pike, last
week by the authorities, for publishing
treasonable extracts from the Ohio Eagle.
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~A young Ksntuokian enlisted at
Madison, Indians, the other day, who had
walked over one hundred and fifty miles
Of Kentucky soil to volunteer.
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MRs. WINsLow AGAIN.-Mrs Wins'ow,
an old and experienced nurse, has devot-
ed herself fol more than thirty years ex
clusively 10 lha care Of children. She has
a Soothing Syrup for children, which we
believe Il most invaluable paration, no.
only ior children ,eething, but in all cases
Of Dyscntery or Diarrhe,. We speak Of
what we know, when We say this Soothing
Syrup acts like a perfect charm in the
above cases. We have witnessed the
mos. satisfactory and pleasing results
frcm the use of it, upon suffering infants
and children, in great variety Of cases.
1t gives universal satisfaction, is perfectly
safe Tor the feeblest infant. and pleasant TO
the taste. We sincerely believe the moth
er who has child suffering from any oI
the above complaints, and neglects TO pro.
vide tins medicine for It's relief and cure,
is depriving the little sufferer of the REM
dy Of all the world best calculated 10 give
it rest, and restore il 10 health.
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ETA prominent Bell man of this city
and by the way most consistent Bell
man. suggests the following as the Plat
form on which John Bell now stands:
The Unon--lhe Constitution and the
Enforcement Of tile Fugitive Slavs Low.
This is good, but we like this rendition
tetter: ... -....... ...
The Union and the Constitution, if no
law can be enforced South and all law en-
forced North.
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EsrArE nr ELInAHETm FETTERs,

ESTATE OF ELIZABETH FETTEHS,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Undersigned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified as 9dministra,
tor OF the estate Of Eliz 6eth Fetters dec. lato oil
Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons having claims
against said estate will present them for settlement
legally authenticated within one year-and those In
debted will make immediate payment.
Maya le6l.-3w5
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Farm for Sale.

TVNHE subscriber offers for sale tho farm known rs
4 the james ". Turner Farm, situated e.half mile
north Rushville on the Tbornvile road, containing
ia ACKES, MORE Or LESS, in good state
OF cultivation, WE'LL WATERED AND FENCED,
with good Farm Buildings we'll calculated for con,
Trees.
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber al
BrOmen, Fairfield county, Ohio .
May 2, 1861 lw WM. L. BROWN.
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Company D, and LIeutenants.

W. iS6'Vb W opJ 'HoIc ID 5oho uioahcS-
tion in Company D with their Lieuten-
ants. The boys have beeL so pressed
upon by outsiders, and SO poisoned and
beset by half.witted, seli.important,
wOuld-be officers, arnoug our citizens, as
to believe their frst choice had one, and
that they could better themselves by sub.
stituIing some Lancaster or Columbus
sgairts. In this they are deceived
There are no weH drilled men in Lancaster
or Columbus, uho Would consent 10 serve
item in Tie capacity Of Lieutenonts The
pop in jays whom we have heard named
as the successors of the present Lieujen-
ants of Company y. with all their preten.
sions, could not drill squad Of geese.
and in point Of physical endurance, man,
ly Tearing. moral courage, or even capac-
ily. are no more ID be compared with
Wiseman AID Wats,n, than the dwarf oak
is to be compared with the stately king cf
the woods.
The btys Of Company D are not much
10 blame for this, because they have been
led to believe themselves cheated, led 10
believe that by the removal Of their 1st
and I'd Lieutenant, they could secure the
services Of well drilled men. In both
things are they mistaken. Wiseman aNd
Watson with little experience, will make
as fine officers as ever carried swords
They are both young men of fine physio-
al form, quick perceptions and correct
habits, and Of Wiseman particularly, it is
frequently remarked by men who have a
knowledge Of military matters, che is
making rapid proficiency" che will make
the finest officer in tie Battalion" Ma
jor Ewing said. "Wiseman will make a
splendid officer-Le is learning as rapid
ly as any man | ever saw" A. j. Davis
oi the Columbus Fencibles, said in sub
stance, the same thing.
Company D must be reasonable. The
boys certainly cannot, and Go not expec'
their Lieu,enan,s TO become soldiers
perfec: military men in an hour. They
must have time, and we assure them that
with time their officers will be all right
But tic boys of Company D are equal.
ly mistaken as TO their ability to procure
the services of efficient men, TO supply the
places Of their Lieutenants. The pop in
jays who are urged upon them are neither
"West Pointers" nor last Pointers. -
They lave picked up few smarerings oI
"fle right" "fle left" "right face, -
cleft face" "talt" &C., by seeing squads
drill here and elsewhere upon the streets,
and by mixing this little knowledge with
an abundance Of impuderce and brass,
have made the company believe they are
qualified TO drill an army; but not so
Stick to your old officers boys, and you
will never regret it.
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Nrw advertisements.
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REGULAR MEETINGS /:

LANCASTER LODGE, No. 57.."...May 81, 1861
CHAPTER, No. .ll.................93 -
ENCAMPMENT, No. g,...... 80. % -
Nav Q, 1861, G. STEINMAN, Recorder
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RAIL ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing Monday, April I5ib. 1861. Trains will
be Tun as follows;
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~ .........Special Notice.........-aA
$4,000 WORTH OF
&; l. Z G A Mt ID II Y q O Q u s
FOR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
Ia consequence of the general financial derange-
ment through out the ntry, have deterIni cd
to sell of our superior and desirable stock of
ID X Y q o o ID S,
at a GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
as possible.
COST, from paper Of Need les up to the RICH EST
SILKS brought to this country.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock is very
large and complete, consisting Of
Linen SHEETING,
Pillow-Case LINENS,
TOWELS, HUCKABACK, SC, &c
Splendid assortment of
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and all the latest styles of French and English
FASH RIGS.
for Ladies' and Children's Dresses for Spring,
Winter and Summer.
EMBROIDERIEs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HDkFS.,
SHAWLS, CLOAkS and MANTLES,
SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS.
FLANNELs and BLANKETS of every dsserip.
ton.
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS.
BOMBAZINES and BLACK ALPACAS.
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
ET Purchasers are invited to call and for
themselves. A. 4. PARKER s CO.,
143 Nam street, Eagle Square.
N. BAH persons indebted to us, will please
call and settle their accounts without delay as
mi NH II sHts '''' ~ NV 80 S A. K. P. co.
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DOLLY MADISON ONCE A PHILADELPHIAS.-A
correspondent writes TO us to kno " upon what
authority we spoke in n local item, yesterday of
Philadelphia as the city of Dolly Madison
among other iilustrious women. We viii in
form our querist that in 1871, Mr.. John Todd,
attorney at law, lived in Ches smut street be-
low Third, in an old mansion which was then
numbered So. Mr.. Todd died, and his widow
being left without sufficient support opened Il
boarding house. Among her boarders was a
member of Congress from Virginia named
James Madison. Mr.. Madison became smit-
ten with the charms of the widow Todd, and
the lat.>;r, after . reasonable term of widow
hood consented to change her name to Madi-
son and to unite her fortunes with those of
the Virginia Congressman. In the course Of
political events it happened that Mr.. Madison
became the President of the United States,
and the Philadelphia boarding house keeper
became the mis- tress of the White House
Mrs. Madison long survived her second hus-
band, and for many years no resident of
Washington city was better known or more
universally respected than Dolly Madis son,
once of Philadelphia.-Phit Bulletin.
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. now a nation at home ,

the ascendant. We are now nation At home,
and soon will be II nation abroad.
This act on the part of Virginia settles the
question with all the remaining slaveholding
States. Some time may elapse before they
shall be able 10 go through the necessary
forms TO complete the separation, but for ali
practical purposes they will be with ua in a
week. We shall have their moral influence
In our councils and their active aid in the
field, whilst in due season we shall all stand
shoulder to shoulder In defence Of a common
cause, and recognizing none other.
Upon receipt OF the intelligence in this eli
yesterday. by telegraph, there was general
glsddening Of all hearts, and orr citizens gave
vent to their feelings by a Confederate salute
Of eight guns from the Bay. ~
The Charleston Courier says:
The joyous tidings Of the Olsen thralIment
of the Old Dominion caused tOld Secession -
to lit mp its voice in booming graduation -
dreat honor was put upon the gun. The
grey haired Virginia gentleman who served
as volunteer at Stevens Battery, loaded
and fired of the historic cannon. Singularly
Hitting was IL that the REDEEM ption Of Virginia
should be proclaimed In Charleston by the
venerable Edmund Rufin.
The signs Of the times warrant the predic
ton that "Old Secession" will soon boom
again.
The Columbia Is. CO. Guardian, says
The long and anxiously expected news of
the secession of the noble old Common wealth
of Virginia reached here yesterday afternoon,
and was communicated to our citizens in
few minutes, by the ringing of the bells and
the thunder tones of the cannon.
All hail to Virginia the home OF the noble
| spirits of the past-of George Washington, OF
Patrick Henry, the Lees, the Jeifersons, ana
many others worthy OF mention. she has at
| length spoken, and in tones that give new
| pulsations 10 the patriotic throbbings of the
| great Southern heart. Throughout the Con-
federate States, the news yesterday must
| have created the widest enthusiasm and un-
| mingled joy.
In this response to old Abes proclamation.
Virginia has covered herself with glory and
there is not a man, woman or child IN the
Confedera te States, that has heard the news,
that does not feel ateful for this last evil
dence that the Lord of Hosts is with us in our
effort to overturn a wicked and despotic Gov
eminent.
Again we say, ALL HAIL Virginia! and ex-
tend TO her our warmest congratulations upon
this last and browning deed of glory, in addi-
ton 10 the many that are already recorded on
the page of her history.
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VIRGINIA HOT EL,
RTAftNT0N

+ II A.
The VIRGINIA HOTEL, so extensively known
to the trav cling publc one Of the very best Ho
WIN. n. 4 TfI0s r. PEYT0N, who will devote
II possible, the nigh reputation which /. at pres
ent sustains. and will leave no exertion uue en-
pioyed to render their guests satisfied and COM
Portable. The recent additions pnt 10 this estab-
tshment enable the proprietors 10 accommodate a
much larger number Of guests than formerly -
The whole building, Ia the interior and exterior,
has been recently KEFlTTkD aud PAINTED,
and loaks now GOOD As NEW.
The proprietors have secured the services Of
Mr.. WIN. d. G1LKESoS, Sr., an experienced
landlord, and formerly Of the Tay Tor Hstel, Win
every attention to those stopping at the Hotel
Capable and faithful servants are also provided,
to ensure the comfort OF guests. The table will
continue, heretofore, to equal that OF any hotel
Connected with the Hotel are extensive STA
BLES, under the management OF MYERS Il CO.,
well known for their experience and efficiency In
this depa rtmen at. Horses will be taken on livery,
to sueste on reasonable terms.
The Proprietors are well prepared to accommo-
date families who wish to spend the Summer
This Hotel is well furnished and contains as
good and comfortable bedding as any house in the
State.
and excellent marble. bedded, and patent
'iJned BILLIARD TABLES. New aud comfortable
BATHING ROOMS have just been neatly fitted up.
VIM II. PEYToN, who has been so long con-
nected with this Hotel, will devote his whole at
tention TO the accommodation of the guests lie
Is thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, and would respectfully ask contin-
uance Of the same.
Thus n n p. fPhErYITH oS tProprietors.
n. B.--The office Of all the STAGE LINES is at
tbs r Seuse; also, the S1iee Of ADAMS cos EX
Stauaton March Is 1881 an II r.
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FEMALE PRISONERS TAKING AN AIRIyG-Mrs
Mary Hartung, confined in the Albany Jail
awaiting execution for the murder of her hus-
band, walked leisurely out of the prison, in
company with another female prisoner, on
Sunday, and after promenading the city and
calling on several friends they returned to
their old quarters again. The jailor had acct
dentally left door unlocked, and, wishing to
breathe the fresh air, they i'm proved the OPP
portunity. The whole city police force were
in search of the fugitives several hours, and in
passing the prisoners failed to recognize them
The Jailor was about TO offer Il reward of one
hundred dollars for their capture, when Mary
came along. She said il was going to rain and
they didn't want to get wet.-AlbGny paper