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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
Great Battle - Floyd Escaped Across
GuuIey River

CLARKspURo. Virginia. September
ia battle took place about three
o clook on Tuesday afternoon, near
Summcrsville.
General IL R,secrans, after making
Q reconnaissance, found Floyd's army,
5000 strong, with sixteen field
pieces, entrenched in a powerful
posi,i n on the top Of a mountain
st Osruix ferry, on the West side OF
Gaulcy river. The rear aid ex'
tremc OF both flanks were inaccessi'
bio, aud the front wa masked By
heavy forests and close jungle.
Col. tyEe's tenth o 10 regiment.
of B.uham's g brigade, was in tho ad
vance, and drove II strong delach'
ment OF the enemy out OF tho CAM
this eide OF the position, tho site o
which wac unknown.
Shortly aiterward his scouts. COZ
sis,ing OF four companies, suddenly
DISCOVERED themselves in the lace Off
parapet battery and long line o.
psli sade for rhemen, when the bat
lie opened hercely. The renaintc
of the tenth and thirteenth Ohio
were broughtinto action successvel.
bv Con. Benham, and the twelltI
Ohio, afterwarI by Capt Ilsrtautl
whose object was an armed reconoi
sauoe. Tho enemy played upon an
force with mnskctry, riaes, cannia
ter. shot AMI sholl, causing so n,
causalities.
Ool Ly,lo lod several companie
of his Irish TO charge the battery
when he was brought down by she
10 tho leg.
Coh Smiths thirteenth Ohio CT
= paged tho enemy on the loh, Oil
Col, Lowe's twelfth Ohio directly
front. Ool. howe fell dead at IL
heal OF his regiment carly In Il
hottest Rrc by Q ball IN tho forehcs'
MuMulloha howitser battery an
6pyder's two Held pIecas, IN ii
meantime, we're got into tho be
poaisiun possible nnder the oiccui
stances, and soon silenced two OF Il
rebel gnrs.
The Rro sIsckcned at interval
hut grew moro furlous as nigh. o
.rosched, when tho German brigat
was d gallaptly Into action
Col. McCook. under tho direction
AdIuiant General lartsuf, but an,
4 turiuus fight OF throo hours, nigl
compelled the recall oi the troop
end the mon lay on their arms will
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

Legal Notice.

SAMUEL MILLER, OF the state OF Louisiana;
y MKLlSsA GRAHAM and WILLIAM GRAHAM, OF
the county M Tuscarawas, Ohio; and SAL.
~ SrUnWIER and WILLIAM SPuRRIER, of the
county Oi Morgan, ohio:
win taSo notice that a petition was filed
1861, In the Court Of Common Pleas OF iianc coc K
county, Ohio by Edward Miller, Of said Nor,
gan county, and is now pending, wherein tho
said Edward Miller demands partition of thp
following rcal estate IN said Hancock county,
to.wit - The NORTHEAST quarter Of section
number thirty'nve, IN township number two
South, OF range number eleven East; and that
At tho next term Of said Court, the said Ed.
ward Miller will apply for an order that part,
tion DO made Of said premises.
EDWARD MILLER.
By y. d. PosD a y. Dsows, his Attorney.
ISoptonlber q, ls6l,-I6w
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A CHANCE Eou , coon HOMIE

TIVE undersigned has IN his care v, Iuiblo
Il farm, which no VIII dispose OF on TO ,scn.
able iormS. II contains 2lj acres, $50 at which
are cleared and wei improved; with II good
substantial, two.story house, u barn, an excel
lent orchard and citcr-prcss, two tenant
houses aud good stoue'quhrry, yielding To the
value II s!n0 year. The farm Is located four
milos Wcst ui Carey, on tho ridge road load.
ing from Flndlay 10 Carey.
$. 4. SPEAR, Agsni.
FIEnLAY, Ohio, June ~, 1861,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
A NEW ARTICLE.
DOc1uR RusAcvs STOMaCa BI1TsRS.

A new and delightful StumachiC md Cordial.
for giving tone H. the stomach, and inr the
prevention of bilious complaints incident tu
tLc Western country. Try 1t.
As morning drink. to assist digestion and
relieve Dyspl,sia. II has u" equal. Try II.
Try 1t.
The formula of these BittcrS, now UsG) the
sole property nf Dr. R,hark, orgimttnd with
une ui tho oldest and most eminent McdIcnl
Practitioners al the West. aud II Is directly
prcdicatcd upon the wants "f Western people.
These Bittcrs derive thuir stimulus from the
powerful TOME nature ut the roots and herbs
ul " hich they are composed, and aS they are,
hy alliving unnatural cravings at the stomach
lIrrI.IlN lIIlnllllNn iII
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

in n short distance oi the enemy.
Floyd fed during tho night, sank
the boats in the river, and dcAIroye'
the temporary bridge which he made
whom he frat occupied the position
The turbulence and depth of thu
river and exhaustion Of our troops
made It impossible to 'ollow him.
Ae left his camp cqnipage, wagons
large quantities OF ammunition, and
fifty head Of cattle.
Our lose is fifteen killed, and
about seventy wounded generally
flesh wounds.
The rebel lose was not ascertained
as they carried their dead and
wounded away, but it Is certainly
serious.
Capt Stephen McGroarty, o,
{ Cincinnati, Capt. McMullen and
Lieutenant Snyder, oi Ohio, arc
among the woundod, but not danger
ouely.
Twenty five Of Col Tylcr's men,
who wcro taken by Floyd Mt Cross
Lanos, were rccapturc'i, md FloyTs
personal baggage, with that of hIs
"llicers, was taken.
Gen. B,nham's hrigalc, which
suffered most. wna commanded 10y
him iu person, aud McCnok led his
brigade.
Gen. Rosccraus and Benham
OBJ. McCpok. Coz. Lytlc, Col Lowe
Capt. Snyder. Capt. McMullcn,
Mai. Burke. OF the tcnth Ohio, nnJ
other oIliaers, displayed conspicu'
Qua personal galsotry.
The tr,"ps were mostly from
o io and showed great bravery.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

B'sr,N, September 10. - Msssa
chusetts will 500 send TO the fcl d
six more regiments oi infantry, ono
of cavalry, ard three additional bat
terics oi ligh, artillery. OF tho in.
fantry, two regiments are b,ing
raised by Senator Wilson, who is
devoting his whole energies to the
work.
Capt. King, Of the brig Norman,
states that tho privateor Sumter ar
rived at Surinam, August 11lh, nj d
was at anchor inside of port Am
stcrdam on the 53l Of August.
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Retail Price, 81 per bottle, or six for s..

PRINCIPAL Office and salesroom, No. q East
Fourth street. third building from Main street,
Cincinnati Ohio. Laboratory, No. 80 Ham
mnnd street.
Far sale In Hancock by
]. NJ. HUBER 4 CO.,
GILBERT. FAIL Il CO., vanlue;
u. BARNEY, McComb:
ID. PETERS Il SON, Arcadia;
J. .B. EATON, Benton;
THOMAS STARKS, Arlington;
II. MAHON & SONS, Williamstown;
J. OSllEIMER, Van Buren;
]. WALTER, West lndepen encc;
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard;
And by Druggis,sand Merchants generally
throuphou, the United Stttesand Canadas.
March Ii, lsGl.-lly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

fISDLAY TRAINS.

Leave Fndlaylt Gas o'clock, u. m, and return
Ut 4:30 o'clock, p. m.
All Trains make close connections at CLYDE.
with Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road,
both East and West,
II. RICE, Superintendent.
Nav l. ls5l.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

sAcsxrr's HANSON, September is.--coi.
ectot fnslsSha,t to-day ssissd twsnty -four
boxes containing articles OF curiosity, art
DC, lhe property OF Commodore Tatnali,
late OF the United States navy
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Blood Pills and Blood Purifier.

"a 4!
ZRHARMAcM
DIR. ROBACK'S
Scandinavian Remedies.
When pR. RoRAcK. tho celebrated Swedish
Ply stefan. introduced his 800, Purihcr ahd
Blood Pills IN the United States. he set iurth ~
plain language their curative properties
This was wears ago. The tnsk ~ recommends
ing them lu,s since been taken out Of his hands.
Enlightened men. whose character for SOUND
Judgment and philosophy, gives their opinions
weight IN the conlmunity-mcn who observe.
reflect, aud mako "assurnnce douh'y sure"
bcfDre they decide, 80 are everyWhcrc hp.
proving aud urtilg the use of theSowond"riul
Preparations. All who oonhde IN the wisdom
and honesty ol this class, or who cho"se tn ~
vcstigaie tor themselves. are now of one mind
on this inrort!lnt subject.
Tho evidence IN the possession ofDr. .R"back,
which Is ut nll times accessible tn the public,
establish the following
FACTS:
That the BLOOD PURiFJER and moon
rms have bccn proved by analysts To
CONTAIN NO MINERAL:
That they cure the aim -st universal complaint,
nyspi,psIA
WIN Wrrng c""nfB' ANA III u very snort
'imr mat Hil"r hli n,hcr medicines nave
proved useless ihoy roleVe
LIVER COMPLAINT
ana restore the nahi.n anu suenR1h vi thc SUI
hrer' lhht , n .''. .,l.
Wn' nhNo ,'hku,nno" w, su",H Nv m"'l.oNS l.1u, I
wehknesS ana dospon1onoy. rccuporhlo wan
Sica' rapluIlN un"ct lne', ,Ik ,',t tIk"'H'',E "l'rt
aton; th't aI seNnH u,sapl,,'"s hro rcn"Ncu
ny lholr 'o,ulW am Ee"oy ys'''"u'"'hs proper
"eH' ''', '''oN -' 'oo'"'' "-
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
b,uovor ,hcv may h,yo bocu triged with and
nhusnJ, ,Lnt Their Jirec, tondoncy ia to length.
' i', ,,,,J rcrJ.r A. oninvnhlo. that onnr,tiny
Ji,"c,i,. mnnn lilo no;,9n oj Iis,ns, IN IN, b,,oJ
,Lnv TAUsE Soon no IIENI,
,"I iis,i,,r,,o from, tho system. evcrv inint ni
S"r,i,,,o ,IotI,cr Lc,cdiinrv N, otLerwisc,
H., ,i,n,.
'"' ,.
h"'"''' i' "''
and That thCfe II no discnso ol the stomach ana
bowels. the liver, the nervous system, the
skin, glands, or muscles.
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES or or
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
Cheap for iCo91
All Work Warranted!

VNO TEACHERs.-The Board OF School Ex.
l. aminers for Hancock county, will hold u
at the Union School room, Ia Findlay, on the
Arst Saturday Of January and the first Satur-
day of February, and the hrst and third Satur.
days ofevery month thereafter, commencing al
ten O'Clock, a. m, untilfurther notice Is given
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk.
FMpLAY, Jan. l, 1859.
NIB. All applicants will be required TO pre-.
sent to the Examiners certificate signed by
two or more Of their present or previous en-
ployers, giving a satisfactory statement as tt
4 Yeschexs; or. n sv-haxa-IH IHsyY-w wuctT -~'
'Uolonel gsssped the rifle from. n
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.- Tho un.
"A dersignod has beon duly appointed Ad.
ministrator OF the estate " Nathan Probble
lato OF Hancock county, Ohio, deceased.
ID. u. BARNEY,
Admiaistrator Of Nathan PTtbbit
Aurust "a, lsUl,
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TEMPERANCE,

the present proprietor believes that in making
them widely known the public welfare Is sub.
served.
II VIII soon bc for sale by all of Dr. Rohack' =
numerous Agents. and at Hotels. Nc., the
country over. In the meantime, orders VIII he
hllcd direct from Cincinnati In amy quantity,
and nt tho lowest rates. IL IL put up IN Quart
Bottles, and securely packed IN ono dozen
eases. Halt dozen sample eases will, however
bc packed and sent to ANY address. II desired
Itctnli Price ST prr bottle, or six for 50.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
Administrators 8 Sale of Real Estate

huhAhAosi ~Soi o oaAo VI hcdl Lbldtt,
IN pursuance Of AN order granted by tho Pro.
l. bate Court ot Hancock county, Ohio, will
offer for sale At public auction,
On Friday, the ith day OF October, 1861,
AZ two O'Clock. p. M, upon tho premises, the
following described roal estate, situate in the
county Of Hancock, in tho Sta'u uI OHIO, To.
wit: The Nogih'Nr3t quarter of the North.
East qunrtcr ot section number II, township
number = North, of range Humlor East, con
tanning lorly acrcS oI Land more ar less. Ap.
praised ht $2!D.On.
TERMS ~ SALE: 90 Onc.third in hand; ono
| third in ono ycar; and UnGIhird In two yeprS
| from the day of sale, with interest; the defer
red payments tO ho secured by mortgage.
| HENRY 4. LANNING,
-ddmiiisirdt0r If CpuS UanIy ,dGceayad
| by DGowE 4 BorE, Attorneys.
| Auuust no lSIl.-Tlw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
A good assortment OF
Tinware, Brass and Copper Kettles,
IMPROVEMENT IN PUMPS,
Patented June 18th, 1851.
NATHAN MILLER Patentee.

FTNHE undersigned has secured by letters
J. Patent an important improvement In
Pumps, either for domestic or stock purposes
The Scientific Amsriean, speaking Of this Pump
says:
"This invention relates to an improvement
in that class OF Pumps in which the water II
elevated by a direct pressure Of the piston
instead Of the pressure Of the atmosphere
The object is to obtain Pump Of the class spe
lcihed, which may be operated with facility
smPs % of and
desired height ndwelling houses for domestic
use, or capable Of elevating II In outbuilding
or other localities, by means Of the cattle o
stock, the lAttex sAiainG iftff TTy
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
rTHT"FU1 TT w" "U"H-H III 'I'VTT''I'Nt Ut
THE PAIN KILLER

Has been tested IN every variety Of climate and
by almost every naiinr known to Americans.
II II the almost constant companion and ~
cStimahlo lrcnd OF The missionary AMI the
IT.
BE sure you call fer and get the genuine Pain
Killer, as many worthless nosirunlS are at
,"mptcd IL he sold an the great reputation oi
this valuable medicine.
ss- Directions accompany each bottle.
Suld by Dealers
Price 2j cts,, and -, per hottie.
J. N. HARRIS IL CO.. Cincinnati, o.,
rroprietors tor the Southern and Western
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

WAsninoros. September is.-All is quie,
on thc Potemao.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
Everybody's Friend!!
Pc II II Y DAVIS
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER,
TiE GuRAr
Family Medicine Of the Age!

WTE ask tho attention of tho trade and tho
w public to this long and unrivallod
FAMILY MEDICINE.
For the euro Of Colds. Coughs. .So.. Weak
Stomach and Gcnoral Debility, Indigestion.
Cramp nnd painin Stomach, Bowel Complaint,
Collie, Dharrhua Cholera, No., &c.
Aud for Fever nni Aguc,
There is nothing better. II has hecn favor.
ably known for more than lwcnty yours to bc
TIE ONLY SURE SPECIFIC
For tho many diseases incident To the human
family.
Internally md Externally
II works equally sure.
PAIN KILLER.
taken internally, should be ndul'cr,tcd with
milk or water. "r made int" II syrup with mu.
laSscS For Cough, "A frw drops "n sugar
eaten VIII bo more elective than anything
else.
What stronger proof nf these facts can bC
produced than tho following letter, rGcoiycd
unsolicited. from Iicv. \. W. Curtis:
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ROMEo, MGComb county, Michigan,
IIil,. lLIIn [

| July ., 1860.
| MEssRs. J. N. IIARIisS X Cn.--t.cntlcmen Tho
confidence | have ~ Perry Davis Pain Killer
as u remedy for Colds, Coughs, IiIrnS, Spruins
and rheumatism, Tor the care nl which hav"
successfully used II, induce mo to recommend
It's virtues Ia others.
A few months ago ! had recourse To II 10 de.
troy n felon: although had never heard of It's
being used for That purpose, but having suffer.
ed Intensely from former one. and having no
I other remedy nj hand, | applied tho Pain XIII.
| or freely for about iiiteCn minutes AT evening,
and repeated the application very briefly next
morning, which entirely DESTROYED the icinn.
and Increased my confidence IN the utility OF
| tho rom) )dy. Yours truly.
A. W. CURTIS,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

MAn0ARET EDIE's EsTATE,
FINtE subscriber haA been appointed by tho
i Probate Court Of HAnoock county, Ohio,
Administrator On tho oetate OF Margaret Edis,
l.is ot HANCOCK county, Ohio, deceased.
sept. o, 1891. lilENRy GREER.
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CIV AZ A REMEDIAL AGENT.

GIN ~ NEMEDiAb AGENT
THIS DELICIOUS TONIC sTiMUTANT,
ESPECIALLY designed for the use Of the
IL Jfedicai Profession and tho Family, having
superseded the so.called "Gins," Cordial" /"
"Arumatic," Medicated," "Scbnapps," etc,
is now endorsed by AL of tho prominent Ply
sicians, Chemists, and connoiseurs. as possess
ing all of those intrinsic medicinal qualities
(tonic and diuretjc) which belong 20 An old
and pure Gin. Put up in quart bottles and
sold by all Druggists. Groccrs. etc.
A. NJ. BININGER 4 CO.,
Sole Proprietors,.
No. 10 Broad street, New York
Established in l71s.)
For sale by ID. =. BARNES y CO.,
No. IL Park Row, New York.
Our long experience and familiarity with the
requirements of DRuGGIsTs, and our superior
business facilities. enable us to furnish then
with choice Liquors for medicinal and family
uso. january X, lsGl.--ly
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NOTICE Ia horoby givon that tho undorsign
IN ed has been appointed and qualified Ad'
ministraSix Of John Van 0stran, late Of Han
cock county, deeoasod.
cATHARlNE VAN osrnAN.
Auuusl a. lSNl
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TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE. = The
"A undersigned has small traot of land.
amounting TO iorty, ave acres and fraction nI
sale on reasonable terms. The land 70 iooateo
lin Portage township, Hancock county, enos
|uninproved. For further particulars call cp
March Is, 'G1. b. a. sroAak 49,
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VTINDOW sHADns- -Oheapef ~ ssss'
| w nj -. y, D. FRAYR
snIsh, Sss lsis ny bed and HsssS ss{S-
lust cause or pr0yQQA1tor W hn1onu
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,

however they may have been triaed with and
abused; that their direct tendency is to length
on life aud render II enjoyable; that, operating
directly upon tho poison ot diS'dst in The bioOd,
they CAUSE soon 10 HEAL
and discharge from tho system, evory taint OF
Scroiuln, whether hereditary rotherwisc;-
Int tIpv
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Very Valuable Farm for Sale.

by lHows 4 Borg. Atiorne.
August 30, lsGl.-[lw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-01

years OF ago and five feet seven rches in heic ssSouu6
floating In the dock foot OF Warren street. North rvsr
carly on saturday evening Coroner Jsckman held an 4.
quest on the body which much decomp sed ana evi
ueusy hAd been In the water three mouths or unore
no peioeptbie marks OF violence on the body aad
Vwuot oi death from supposed drognng WAS rerderef
by the jury Deceased was dressed In adar cloth coat
anu pants, muslin shirt, brown wooden undershrt and
shoes ana stockings The first and middle fingers or tina
iei mana were missing, they having been cut OF Two
gold rings were found In the pockets of decease5
me remains OF both the unknow n men were corvayet
10 Bellevue Hospital dead house for Identification
DROWNED WHILE BATHING. On Saturday afternoop WIN,
Sack, aGerman, fifty three years of age was accdsu
tally drowned while bathing the dock at the foo, M
futy NTH street, North river. His remains were re-
covered some two hours afterwards aud taken to the
residence OF his son. pa West Forty ninth street whore
Schirmer held an inquest Deceased who lived
FOURTH street, was partially crippled from an ac-
ouen' nc met with few months ago
TIE CASEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IvoulsTrIoy --s.,ursey
AFTERNOON coroner Jaokman held inquest at tho sixth
ward STATION house on the body Of Stephen Casey the
co'ored man VINO died from violence at the hands Of
evidence went to show that Casey and Johpsoo had bs
at enmity FOR some weeks past and that on meeting in
groggery corner OF Mission place and Worth stree as
Aonaay evening, the quarrel was renewed but they oid
NOT come 10 bows subsequently, after Casey had start
ca Tor nome, Johnson pursued him, and with a brLck
which no held IN his hand, dealt him heavy blow o,
the head, which knocked him down and caused hls
DEATH Soon after the assault johnson surrendered him
SELF 10 captain Downing, and has been In prsoa
He DID not deny striking Csey with the deadly veapoa
ur John Beach made post mortem examination
OF the body and found fracture OF the skull Whca Ia
his opinion, was the OF death The jury foaai
THAT tho deceased came to his death BY fracture Of
the skull by blow from brick 10 the ban or Joseph
johnson, on the Gath day Of june 1851 The prisoner
was sixty two years Of age and native OF Virginia IA
lived In the rear Of lat Worth street
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Coz onsvs' Iuqucsts.

Ian DEowsED IN CENTRAL PARK Coroner Gamble
hela inquest at the oil Arsenal OK Fh eve
nuo a1d sixty ai,b etrtst, the boay OF unknown
man, Who was found floating in tie Central Park pond.
pecsazsd about thrtyve of age d7e feet six
incres in height with brown carly ia and whissers
t,pdIg under Ire chu teeth TegGinr aud god 40
dressed in rnus1 Shirt With linen bosom; white vest,
bJowg llren coat, blue overalls, but nc pants old
fashioned sook about ais neck and old boots II his
possession found wallet, containing s. bill the
Rarkoi Nedgevlle Georgia "a COED 81 bill end fourteen
cents 10 change glazed cap fshed up IN the pond
where the BODY vas found The body apparently had
been in thu Uster but two Or three Jays rbe Jury
rendered vsrdct Of death from supposed drowning.
Fousp IN TIE WAFER An unknown man, about forty
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THE REMAINS OF CAPTAIN WARD.

Another martyr at the altar Of freedom has falea All
hs remains ere now probably siumberpg in their lss'
and long sleep among The body, IL was supposed,
would have arrived Saturday night but has BEEN de-
layed 10 Philadelphia in order to hive some funeral
honos paid TO tie memcrg OF the departed hero 'se
graphic dispatch received at ihs Navy Yard yeser
day stating that the remains would leave Philadelphia
by the Elk O'Clock train iast evening, and would not
therefore, arrive in Jersey City until after mdn!ea az
ecort Of marines from the barracks and the receiving
ship North CeIolna, together with inber OF Oicsrs
from tbs Savannah aud lroquos Diet iei 10 l:ocesd
to Jersey City lest night to receive the BODY .rives
at the hour abcvs named
Tire remains will lie board thu North Carolina t.
day urti four O'Clock O'Clock z. NJ, and preparations
have been made by CImmaoder Meade, Of thai vessel
that due homer be paid 10 the Gecealei OH
Ger, Ae Captain Ward Roman Catholic beaGt vi
co.'s SURROUNDED with STCaths ofroses, ard urau II J
with wax candles and other appen6sges pseGae To the
ritual Of that faith have bsen prepared u adoen he
body o. Ieclires board the chip The flags OF tue
dleien. yetses IL corlnson q. ths yard wiz be ont ut
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SERMON BY THE REV. DIR. BURCH ARD.
A TEXT For THE TINES.

The condition of the country was the subject Of ser
mon preached by the Rev. DR.. Burchard yesterday in
his church in Thirteenth street. After short prayer,
an original hymn, entitled "Union and Liberty" was
sung Rev Dr. Burchard took his text from Isaiah, the
Eighth chapter, commencing at the ninth verse
Associate yourselves together oh 70 people, and ye
shall be broken pieces and give all ye OF the far
off countries grid yourselves and ye shall be broken in
pieces Take council together and il shall come to
speak the word and It shall not stand for God
Is with us the Lord spake thus 70 me with strong
hand and instructed me that should not walk In the
way Of this people Saying say ye not confederacy to
all them TO whom the people shall say confederacy
neither fear ye their fear nor be afraid.
From, this remarkable and extraordinary text which
was thrown out by the prophet as defiance to the enc
mics OF Israel eloquent discourse was delivered on
the condition Of this country in its relation to the South
ern States where confederacy has been formed, aud
those Of far OF countries England and France who
have taken council together The discourse was strong
appeal in favor Of the reconstruction OF the Unon and
the support Of the government ss Is The preacher
looked upon secession and separation OF the North and
South inpossoity, geog aphcay situated as they
are to each other without mutual channg wasting, i'm
poyeriehnent weaYipess and ultimate decay. And no
calamity Is in his opinion, 80 much 80 De dreated s
failure Of the government 10 triumph over the wicked
rebellion which now threatens IT'D life