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Court Calendar-This poy.

SUPREME CorRr, CIRcrIr-Part l--Oyer and TcrmIner.
Part 2Nos. 1850, 4l5s 5olo 7is6. 15el, 1882, 1885,
1882, 1900, soi2, sofa, s0i4IS sl441s, s2os, s2os
s93B 1856 Part 3--7i md 70 Duane strest-Nos 5bsi
cora, 1901 7ose 1922 1915, 1901, 1911, 1911 sOl9h
$685. $685. s215, s317.
s,rrr,op CouHr.--Part 1-Nos. 1907 2s77 2741, 274o
o7si o7as 2J55 2T5T, 275s, sGsl, 2703, 27s5 2767
2TSe a1;s part 2-Nos. 2so2 15., 2460, 2iss, 247o,
2472 2474, 2iT8, 2a7s, 2is2, 24Si.
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OmciaI Drawings or Murray, Eddy 4
90. Kentucky aud Missouri State L.otteres
Krsrvcgr ExrRA Class asl-oc,ober Ie 1859
81. 20. iy. a. 30, IL. is. 10. 81, 80. 2l, /, "a.
KSSrUoKY. CLASS f92-oclober i6 isSa = "
65. 10, 46. 80. u, a.. 81. 40. Q, 32. 30 "a
Cfeolars sent free OF charge by addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY CO.
C0vfugton. Ky, st, Lous M,
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Tho Turf.

Tho rst Of the three trottng matches for 81 900 each
between General Butler and Rockingham, will come OF
this afternoon. at the Fashion Pleasure Grounds The
to-day will be 70 wagons mile heats, bcst thrcc in
Ave.
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Omci.i ORA wings or sne Deiswar. stat.

DHLAwARx, EXTRA Class 43D-Octobcr l6, 1854
78, IL, ., n, SIS, n, So, 80, 10, As, 81, 23, 81. .
DsLAvARE. CLASS 357-0ctobor 10. 1867.
3d. z. "a, 45, 81, So, ID, 8, 80, ~, 80, 26.
:" John A. MORRIS CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Prizes Cashed fn All Legalixcd Lotte.
ries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
No III Wall street room No. l. New York
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legalized Lotte-
res by A. DUNN, lf0 Broadway. up stairs Letter COM
m munications confidential.
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

The Enlistmcnts I'm the State OF New
York.
ALBANY, Oct. 16, 1882
Blank alphabetical lists for the names Of all persons
who have enlisted from the different in the State
snce the I'd OF July required by section eight General
Orders No. TO- being prepared under the direction o.
the Adjuant General and will be forwarded to each
District Committee without delay. These lists TO
be approved by vote Of the District Committee and
returned to the Adutant General by the first day Of
November
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Royal Havana LOttery.-A Prem am
paid on prizes. Highest price paid for Doubloons.
TAYLOR CO., bankers, Is Wall street.
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Maine Troops Tor the war.

MWHue TTOOpB 1Or Cn6 WWrs
The following despatch was received last evening from
the Governor Of Maine:-
AUGUSTA, Me-, Dot. 10, 1852.
Col. FRANK E. HOWE, Military Agent
The Twenty fifth regiment leaves to-day for Washing
ton The Twenty third regiment will leave on Saturday,
and the Twenty seventh regiment on Monday.
ISRAEL. WASHBURNE.
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Very HandsOme.-KnOx's Hats Have
always been remarkabe for their excellence and beauty
but his latest issue, the fall stye exceis In these
all OF his previous efforts Gentlemen procuring
u becoming and comfortable Hat have their wishes
well known and popular estaolshmen 22 Broadway,
OF Fulton street.
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Trusses.-NIarsh Bros.'s Radical Cure
Truss oce OF Broadway and Ann street, under Bar
NUNS A female attends ladies'.
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We Are Requested To Call

Lady Readers OF tho Herald, IL you
wish handsome Boots and Shoes good articles
prices paronize MILLER i CO., 387 Canal street
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ID TO THE SOLDIERS
IAN OUNCE OF PREVENTION Is WORTH FOUND


IAN OUNCE OF rSESRsTfss SfS2s WORTH POUND
al s a q IS. e '
@ feel The e & 81 wsa .sryds M soldiers have
The weapon defence have against oil such
ABDOMINAL sVnr2hp5EaEo aTfp aoxbSsEp ASR MEDICAL sAr
s w s The s arua q m
quail, sgai,es have reco%@sndea sy he Union soldier,
and new g sa,s:
pSysn and are making
sn see aS % n' New YORK and
whore soldiers in this vicinity abou, 70 depart FOR The war
No appropriate Prsssnp, =, can be made to
MEDIc3fEb SAFEGUARD.
Esry ssnon %sn SSps Of Soldiers sna of
'' SAVED 'rrs
No 81 fss' s. ss is's.sr. !: '!i =.
Sfss ss,sass S:.ss & r'''' ~
BINSne EenI.ne sns "ni's iree
Gsnerai sieais for the United states e Vv,xs co
No $50 Chestnut street PhliAdclphia
Also for sale by dealers IN military goods
HOLD ON ABRAHAM.
Sd''' no" 'iTsI 'risf 'iss FSsb 'I'' co. New
TRAVELLING SHIRTS
ARMY AND s2sv s9R OFFICERS
CIVILIANS.
IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND FINE vARrErI
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Al ,se NOVELTIES in the sS iisS Of aExrLsxEss rus-
NisHlSG GOODS ON Snr1SIS HXSpSs yco,
.ssssRx4 sssssx4a asS $ss$Sss sE&Ss sEsEEEsE ssEsEs
10000,
ne HH"' wira sPLESDrD PORTRAITS
Full report o. thcor
ExClTiSG TRIAL OF
MARY REAL
,oRpER OF HER HUSBAND
REMARKABLE TRIAL
AND CONVICTION IN
Glsssow
/. FEMALE MIDNIGHT ASSASSIN
uEWING ANOTHER TO PIECES.
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.
n,ryrs FOR Suffers AND pAGuERREoTyPIsTs
4 y i'11"' Is East Broadway.
on nan REAMs OF GOOD PAPER wANrSD- A
ZU,UUU s,ge SKIS, Apply q. tue hsrsa o"'s'
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Omcial Drawings OF the Library AssO-
citation Company's Lottery OF Kentucky
CLASS NO. 539-0ctober 10. 1882
20, 40, 46 20, 63, 30, IS. 81, 26. 48, so, 80.
CLASS No. 3i0-Octoper 16, l36a
S, 81. &C., "a, 81, 7, 70, AZ, 6s, 20, GO, II.
r. FRANCE 4 co., Covinrton. Ry.
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an utifnI ComnIexion.-Lairt

Phalon d sons "Cocin," the Best Arti-
Gle in the world for dressing and preserving the hair Sold
by all druggists
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Trusscs.-White's Patent Lever Truss
radically cures rupture. Light, clean and easy.
GREGORY CO, IS Bond street.
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| Hilps Hair Dye, 30 Cents, Black or
brown, best In Depot No Barclay street, and sold by
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OF Youth Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving and
Identifying tho complexion skin Ladies after using
this delightful article will have other. For sale by all
dru1rsts and broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservatfve and
wig depot wholesale aud retail, No Asor House. The
Dye IL applied by experienced artists.
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Phalon d Sons "snOw White Oriental
Creamn beauiifyng the complexion. Sold By AL drug
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David's Fall style Of Gentlcmen's Hats >,
299h Broadway Duane street.
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the WAR IN KENTUCKY.
Heavy Battle Between Lex
ington and Richmond.
THE REBELS COMPLETELY REPULSED.
Reported Defeat of the Rebels at
Springfield and Keysburg.
Occupation of Danville by the
Union Troops.
WOLFORD'S CAvALRYExPLOIT
MOVEMENTS OF KIRBY SMITH.
SUPPOSED REBEL STRENGTH.
-,-~~o~o.~~~~>~~~~o~>r->>~~
THEIR HOPES OF ESCAPE.
THE LOSSES AT CHaPLN'S HILL,
&c, &c, &c


LOUISVILLE, Oct. 16, 1862.
Thomas D. Carr Sheriff OF Fayette county, brings a
report Lexington of heavy fight yesterday, from six
O'Clock in the morning till eleven at night between Lex
ingon and Richmond in which the rebels utterly
repused, they throwing away their and accoutre
msnts by thousands We captured eight hundred CATTLE
large quantity of arms and quite number of prisoners
Quito number of rebels without arrived at Rich
nond KY last night, reporting that their forces had
been thoroughly whipped. They say that Kirby Smiths
force, the morning of the 15th drawn up in line
ofbattle at Big Hill, eighteen miles southeast Of Rich
'mond At Lexington heavy firing heard all day.
indicating the retreat of the rebels the sharp pursuit
by our forces.
Rumors were current at Lexington that detachment
parts which trying to concerate and retreat in the
the direction of Gaatin
J. D. Bruce, Colonel commanding at Bowling Green,
says have thrashed the rebels Springfield and Keys
burg, breaking up their camp Their camp at Trenton
will be attacked tomorrow Woodward is at Trenton
with five hundred men, johnson has gone to Caseyvle
General Critenden's command said to have captured
atty beeves and hundred wagons Tuesday from
rebels.
General Bue's main army passed through Crab
Orchard at eleven O'Clock yesterday morning; and, II
lnimpeded by skirmishers, must be Rock Castle
river while Braggs main force is supposed to be near
Loudon.
At headquarters, as far as advised, it Is thought Bue
pressing tho enemys rear sharply and that the fore
going reports relate to skrmshes along the enemy's
Buell. will force them to fight capture the whole
army.
svening. Among them, that Humphrey Marshall, with
his whole force is retreaing towards Irwin Este
ty. with Brigadier General A. ]. Smith after him.
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Use Prof. Mtller's 30 Cents Hair Dye,
black brown. The best Sold by druggists Depot %
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ers Ia called the newly invented article denomtnated The
SOLpIERS MEDTCATED SAFEGUARD, for the prsven.
,on Dysentery Bowel Complaint o. those disc sses In
eident u camp life. SEQ advertisement elsewhere,
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Tho Draft.

PROGRESS OF THE DRAFT IN BOSTON.
BosroN, Oct 16. 1852.
large crowd In attendance at Eaneu Hall to-day
to witness the process Of drafting The proceedings
encei with entire good nature on the part OF the
audience
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rho Attention OF soldiers and Travel

Read DIR. Woirs Essay on Chronic Dis
cases. Gratis s32 broadway. Sent by mail Consultations
daily.
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Trusses.-Marsh Is Co.-Radical Cure
Truss Once still No vesey street. Astor Rouse. No
connection with any other once Of the same name lady
nj
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Eight Cartes dc Visitc for o1-Equal to
the best made BALCHs 2ss Greenwich ST., Barclay.
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We Are Requested to Call Attention to
the peemptory sale by the Sheriff Friday Oct H. the
Merchants Exchange salesrooms Ill Broadway Of the
perb Dwelling formerly occupied by Dr. r. Townsend and
six Lots OF Land on the OF Filth and Thirty
fourth street. See advertisement in another column
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AZ the Now York state Fair, Recently
held at Rochester, the first premium awarded to the
OF the Grover Baker sewing machine superior TO
any other machine. These machines also Received
rs premiums nj the late State fairs OF Ohio, Indana
Michigan, Iowa and New Jersey.
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Down Town with the peoplc.--Holmes' s.
Photographs 264 Broadway Arsocrats look for your
m IN
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Obituary..

CAPTAIN WILLIAM l.. HUDSON, UNITED STATES NAVY.
Captain William L. Hudson, Of the United states Navy,
died very suddenly at the residence OF his sonn law
Brooklyn ON the morning Of the 18th inst He retired in
his usual good health before the early hours of
ing had gone TO the haven Of everlasting rest.
Captain Hudson native Of the State Of New York,
and entered the navy the LIST OF January, 1916 In
1878 he was sailing master aud stationed the Brook
lyn Navy Yard During the following he oldered
10 the sloopor Cyane He remained In hcr for
time and then transferred TO the schooner Dolphin.
His warrant as midshpman bore the date Of January
1876 and received while on board Of tho Dolphin,
in 1922 In 1924 Midshpman Hudson attached 70 the
New York station where he remained until 1925, when
he was granted furough, until hts promotion in the
latter part Of the year when he ordered to the
soop Warren and remained In her long cruise.
In 1880 he returned and the register OF that year Informs
us that he IL on .'eave OF absence In 1893 he
stationed at the Ordinary at New York where he remained
until 1885, when he ordered to the command of the
soopof Peacock attached TO the Exploring Expedi
ton under Commander Charles Wilkes. In November,
1s42 he was commissioned commander and in 1913 wo
find HIM waiting orders at the New York station where
he remained until 1S49, when he obtained leave OF
absence until 1850 when he ordered 10 the command
of the soop of Vncennes OF the Pacific squadron.
Commander Hudson returned in the Vncennes in June,
1852, and again appointed TO the New York Navy
Yard In 1855 he promoted 10 captaincy. In 1856
he detached from the yard and was awaiting orders
until 1857 when he ordered 10 the rigate Niagara,
TO assist In laying the transatlantic submarine
telegraph cable After the successful accomplishment OF
his mission he left the Niagara, and was ordered 10 the
Navy Yard at Boston, where he performed the duties OF
pointed Lighthouse Inspector OF the New York district
At the time OF his death he ranked captain the
retired list No. 20. After tyve years Of service
he has gone 70 his rest regretted by all who knew him
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MAGNIFICENT WORK.
LES MISERABIES.-VALJEAN.

The FIFTH PART aud last OF Victor Hugos immortal
French Novel Les MerabcA" The whole Of this magnt
icent series Is readya parts unofm In appearances
nd pric
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-03
A Homo for the Narro.

The bill offered to the Legislature by our
Representative, Mr.. Grain, to prohibit negroes
and mulattoes from immigrating and settling In
the State Of Ohio, was laid upon the table
The Legislature, therefore, refuses to grant
the prayer ofatbe large number of citizens Of
Ohio, who have pelltioned their body to cave the
State from this growing evil. Ohio is still TO
be the refuge Of these "triAlng, lazy enc I'm.
brauces," and her borders are yet open to re,
|ceive the broken down and worthless negroes Of
the South. The District Of Columbia is about
to deliver up her "contrabandsy" en- Ignorant
and degraded Glass; and large share, we have
no doubt, will be sent 10 our Stste. 2 The LeRis.
lature says, "Come," and bids them o kindly
welcome. The arrival Of few thousand more
Of these refugees, and their distfibution through
the State, will incite the people TO more active
measures 70 prevent their immigration --Ports
mouth Tines. g9laai - a .i1s
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Joseph Story Doc. 8, page gil,
vs.. SUPERIOR Court af FranLlin
Samuel O. Story etaLS county, o.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OHDER on
the said Court to directed, Will offer for sale
at public auction at the door OF the Court House In
the city Of Columbus, on l@l lFT'
Saturday, the l7th day Of May, A. D. 1862,
at O'Clock P. NJ the following described real es,ate
situate in Pleasant township franklin county, to-wIt;
Lying on Darby Big Run, q branch Of Darby Greek
part Of the original survey No. 3sll, and bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at large stone in the Run, lower corner
to Josiah Bivens' lot in tho south Of said original
survey No. ssh; thence with said line south eiShty
nine 69) degrees east hundred and forty 4Ol poles
at the southeast corner corner tree down; thence with
the east line north one ~ degree east sxtythree and
onehai l63hl poles to bur oak and three red elms;
north eiShtynlne se) degrees west one hundred and
my lloU poles 70 apont In the centerof the run with
its meanders to the place Of beginning contaIpinr sixty
| 1907 acres more or less. ~
Appraised at si6 90 per acre. ari s2 c
GE0RGE W. HUFFMAN,
Printer'sfees So co. r'}
april l3-dlt&wtd
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From the Indianapolis Sentinel. !
Who Pay l-nxes!


EDITOR SENTINEL: suppose it will not be re.
garded as reasonable if an honorable citizen
should inquire into the truth of the assertion
that the taxes for the support of the present
war is upon the ad ualOrsm system. The friends
Of the proposed tax bill now pending In Con-
gress say that man will only be called upon
10 pay according to his worldly means" One
or two illustrations will show the fallaoy of this
argument or assertion. For the first iHustra-
tion ! will suppose that a rich man In this city
has ten houses to rent, He has been leasing
these at ten dollars per month, bus he now
says to his tenants that owing to the late tax
bill he must have fifteen dollars per month
The question is, who pays the extra five dollars
per month"; answer, that 1t is the laborinS
man, who earns his bread by the sweat of hiI
brow, and not the wealthy property holder. -
Again; there is atax upon all the groceries
etc., used in q family. The seller adds the tai
to his selling price, and the result is that the
consumer pays it.
IL must be evident to the dullest comprehen
sion thatAthe laboriDg classes will pay NOR,
taxes fer the support Of this war than the Yiel
naooos OF the country; and il behooves them t,
see to 1t that the honest men are placed In pow
er, In order that our taxes shall be as light al
possible LABoRER.
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Sheriff 3 Sale.

Breckenridge Wilson
VS. ERnklin Common Plaas
Elf. Jennings etsl.)
DIX VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIF8.
~ to me directed from the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, o., WILL offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Columbus, o., on
Saturday, the 24sh day Of May, A. D. 1862,
at o'clock p M the following described real esat,
situate In Franklin county, Ohio, and In Norwich town
ship. TO Wit, and boundsd o. described as follows
Commencing at A. sells's 8. W. corner Of the land
which he purchased Of Henry Dlldlne; thence Il. with
said selS line 1872 $500 poles to Sess 8. Il. corner
In D. d. Iatmers line, 20 poles to Lattimers g. w.
corner, w. McCulic and Landakers land 3. 81 deg
40 min. W. lW poles to stone; thence N. on the line
Of Landaker and Fry IS poles and 20 Links TO the begin
ming, being part Of survey No. 3902 and 3l53 convey
ed BY Joseph Culbertson and wife TO Henry Didlne and
record 10 the Franklin county records containing
42N acres Of land and II poles. '
Appraised at s96 90 per acre. lItll r..i ..r
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
eheriR OF franklin county, Ohio.
Printers fees 81 so. H .s. . ~ .
april 2S-dIt6wm
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Sheriff q Sale.

Peter Barker Doc. D. page s79.
HeHt kuperior Oourf NJ Rran kitp
Thomas Daniel etal.) county, Ohio.
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF vENpI TO NJ
ID directed from the Superior Court OF FRANKLIN ooun
y, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door OF the court
House, In the City Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day of May, A, D., 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and O'Clock
p NJ the following described real estate situate in the
county OF franklin and State Of Ohio, to wit:
All that part OF lot No. 157 in the town Of Wortbpq-
ton, In said county, lying east Of Elias Lewlss east line
being about two-Ihirds Of said lot No. l57 and being
same premises formerly occupied by John McMulen and
Pyron whitehead, respectively, and the same that was
conveyed to Thomas Daniel BY Daniel Upgon and rife
BY deed dated hareh l9th, 1857; also, lot No. and
feetoh OF North SIDE Of lot No. 49, tNo sui feet
od Of north side Of lot No. t lots NOS Is and Is In
the Town OF Worthinston, Franklin county, Ohio.
Lot No. lST at SlB00 ...f ....-
SL70O. - ~
$3.50. '' -'' ~ Nv
Lot No. /, St05. ... r... ~
Lot No. 2, 500.
Lot No. is, $50. ii
Lot No. 10, $50. ... ...
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
Printers fees, 5000.
april l5-dlt&wtd
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N O TICE

'ea' SSssns sSsiD.t 'r Ohio Common Pleas OF Frank
AlanSon Reed. lin county. aI
A LAWSON REED WGLs. TAKE NG.
"A Tloh, that Isaac Rosenfell, Jr. Of 81. Louis,
Mo-, did, on the 2st day Of March, 1eS2 e his petl.
ion IN he Court Of Common Pleas for FranklIn coun.
y, Ohio, against the said Alaason Reed setting forth
tnat me said Reed was indebted 10 him on account 10.
rent o. house. In the sum Of Sl75 with nerestrom Nav
a. 1901 and for e75, with interest from Aug ca 1881
and fot Sllo with interest from Nov 9, 1851 and for
SlO 70, with ints rest from Feb 3D. 1861 and praying
Tor Judgment In his favor against said Reed for said
several Sums and interest," and for an order Of attach
ment and sad Reed is notified that he Is required to
appear and answer said petition on or before tbs third
Saturday after The 9th day Of May, 1862. -
FRANCIS COLLINS,
march 20-w6w
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Gbe Obio Gtate,,ssrnrr.af,Ir, t,,s / |. 4,
[RrOm Lhe MIlwautee sentInol.l 1
Particulars of the Death of Govoru,
-~ III Te or lHarVoV.

IH"A'DAohS " tne DoaIn OF GOVOHns
O. If or Harvey. -, -
A part of the company who attended Gov
harvey on bis late mission, which had 30 mel
nncholy an ending, have returned. Gen Broad
head and others remained, 10 the hope of being
able to recover the body. 10 lt ''tys.
The night was pitch dark and the rain falling
The boat on which the Governor and his party
expected to embark, was nearing the one on
which they were, when the Governor walked
out on to the guards ut the stern OF the boat
The guards were not more than two or three
feet from the water, and entirely unprotected
by any railing, and from some cause which
must forever remain mystery, but probably
under the impression that o railing was there
the Governor paused not In his step, until he
iell struggling in the water, Dr.. Wilson, Of
Belolt, and Dr. Clark, of Racine, were near him
when he fell, and heard his cry for help DR.
Wilson extended his cane, which was graeped
bnt dragged from his hands by the weight. DR.
Clark swung himself into the water from the
stern OF the boat, grasping the wheel, In the
hope that the Governor might 10y hold of biz
person as he swept past. But 1t was all 10
vain. The waters demanded their victim and
would not release bin. With struggles and
aubdued cries, the body swept past the boat and
disappeared under q barge near II in the stream,
and was seen no more.
The sistement in the Chicago Tribune, that
the body had been recovered, is a mistako.
From the Madison JOurnall r
Coy Harvey leaves no family except HE
wife. To her the terrible neWs this morning
came with suddepness that almost deprived
her OF Reason. She was nt the Capitol when
the dispatch was received by Adjutant, General
Gaylord, obtaining subscriptions TO aid desti.
tute family In the city. An attempt vas made
to get her to her boarding place before the con.
tents Of the dispatch Wero made known She
at once saw by the cOuntenances of those whom
ahe met that some bad tidngs had been receiy.
ed. Adjutant- General Gaylord and Mr.. Saw.
yer, her 5rOtber'in. Law, attempted co accompany
her home, and told her that 4 rumor had been
received that gave him some anxiety in regard
to the Governor. AS General Gay lord was at
tempting TO conceal the full extent of the ca.
lamity, she stopped while they we're walking
through the Park and said "rell me II he is
deadw While be evaded direct reply, she
read the fatal news In the expression of bis face
and dropped senseless upon the walk. She wap
soon revived sufficiently to be conveyed home
but remained In a state nearly approaching dis
traction s"' si 3. l.r -.