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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
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D EMAINING in the POST OFFICE at Della
N ware, Ohio, The lst Of January 1882
Persons calling for the following letters viii say they
are advertised.
Adam John Jones Miss Maggie
Aldrich Miss Vary Kelsey J L
Anderson Robert KlineA
Atkinson Jno 5 Ieist CIarv
Atnentend Miss Agusta Logan stephen
Aldaner Miss sarah Long Elder
Arnold Abr2mJ love Mrs Eliza
Askins Jtsse lockwood Miss Julia
Atkinson James lsubens Daniel
Baieman Jno Iytie Lydia Miss
Barnes Abner McHeady John
Barnes Mcdonald y r
Baley Mrs Mary Mar shall JH
BausermanJ Mickey Marion
Barnes NcMjilen MARGARET A
Beaumont Lucien Miller Rev AieT
Bishop Levi Miller Mary Mss
Blaney Lucinda Me{ir John
Bucher G Mofcr Fanny
Boey Marten l. IA
Brown Frank Moore J William
BII Baen JI9ssph I5ss Nash Miss Mary
Coulter J oldham Joshua
Cone Miss Aimira parry Aionso E-2
cave James Pike Francis
carney James Pase Ezra
nelhl u Reed William
leamcr solomon Riley P-2
I1emas George Robt Reed
I ISod5 aarlon sage Mrs LYDIA
Bodd James Sancl C
Iurze stephen Seed Mss Mary
1 tatick MISS VI NJ Shafer Knicklas
+ EcheoeTghr G N Shel Ir Daniel
/ Evans Miss Mary Snodgrass James
/ Eutzlrr Rudolph s,nOthers T. $
/ Evans Mrs Ana Snidor Leonard -....
/ Fay Jacobs stool Fiiz. I
/ Foley Bridget Steeiy Mary
Freeze Catharino Stuckcy Robert y
! Fleming n C-5 Stener William
| ellison Mrs Martha Steelts Miss Mary
| Grady Mary Spartz John
6rcg2 Miss Mary Smart John
Griffith Mrs Mary A Smart G w ..-
Gross Miss Catharine Tay,or lanes
Ganye Or A B T,iIirr Mrs Ii
! liaInt9n < Jam0R Van Sickle Johp--3 o.
Hart Mss Aimira Webster Taylor-2
la t Rev gohn AZ Webster Miss Mary-2
Harris e W Wise David M
Hopkins II 4 Williams Margaret
Hardin Samuel Willis L A ..#...
Harris William WorIine Sideu
iigenbotham Mary Wilcox joseph
HigSnbnthan Thomas woodruff Elias
Jones " Wren Harrison
Jones David WiljsJR
Jones W Williamson Fideliey. ..--r
Jams Elizabeth Williams AIRS S,bina
Jan. $40 A. THOMSON, P. n.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
News Brevities.

a wealthy gentleman of New Haven, find
ing four stalwart fellows !" lying about loose
on the green, with no employment, offered
them s. each if they would enlist They did
50 and received the money forthwith.
New YORK, Dec. 3l.--The Navy Department
is sending out specifications inviting proposals
from ship builders throughout the country for
the construction of iron clad steam batteries.
The Government is very anxious that this class
of war vessels should be Immediately construe
ted.
Six weeks ago potatoes were selling in Cam
ada for % cents; the price is now 75 cents. =
The rot has already destroyed half the crop
Two men in Lapeer county, Michigan have
been arrested on Il charge of getting up "A lodge
of the knight of the Golden Circle, with
the intention OF forming military company
of the secession stripe, getting equipments of
the Government, land then going over to the
rebels.
The Z,nesvilIc Courier is informed by high
~ intelligent gentleman that the disease
thought to be the hog cholera, which has pre-
vailed in various localities in that county for
some time pist proves to. be nothing more or
less than the diphthcria. A post ri1ortem ex-
animation reveals 'stSch to be the fact.
Washburne's report on the government con-
tracts shows immense frauds a clerk of Mr..
Cummings. in New York. expended large sums
uf money for articles not authorized to be pur-
| chased. Quarter-Master McKinstrys proceed
| ngs were found quite rcprehensibie. 4 quar-
| ter of million of dollars clear fraud is found
! in one transaction. A -.
The vintage Of Anaheim settlement, Culfor-
MIA, has this year yielded IS, GOO gallons OF
wine, of superior quality
Hon David Tod, Governor elect, has appoin-
ted Judge Day, of Rayenna, Judge Advocate
General, on his Staff. Also Il. +. Hoffman,
late Common Pleas Judge his Private Secre-
tary. The appointment are said to be good
ones.
The Col Terry Of the Texas Rangers, who was
killed at the battle near Green River, Kentuc-
ky, was a brother of Judge Terry of California,
who killed Senator Broderick.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
The gEolidavs are Approach.

@AEg
TIME SEASON FOR MAKING GLAD THE HEARTH o.
i loved ones at home. What more acceptable present
you give your wife sister or daughter than sns q
Houres' Superior Family SeaOing Mdehinas'-
Call at the Agency No Williams Block, and soc tAs@
operate. -.
Dec. 10, 1861. G. thAAf. Assn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
THE SPIRIT OF '76.

1 was pleased to see the state of things
around my adopted home. Everywhere |
went ccud sec soldiers almost enough for a
squad drill. A good many old acquaintances
of mine had joined Esq. Purdys company
Captain Purdy certainly deserves praise for
the enersy displayed in getting recruits. The
general impression is that Delaware may well
be proud of the new company. l wish them
all success, and hope they may fully equal the
expectations of their many friends. say
Hn,1ly, because as l mentioned once before,
glorious old Delaware has few unworthy sons.
Sne,,ling tories are rather scarce, or like 10
nah 5 gourd they are dried up. If any OF then
should crmber the sacred soil of Delaware
until the expiration of the war, let him ex
pect his rcward-the sentence of the Scottish
bnr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03

CHARLES MORGAN viii take motto, that his wife,
u Ann 4. sf5i K n, has p titiol against hu4 IN
the G3rk7s fcoi tn Court Of Comm Pleas Of hct-
county, Ohio charging him with eXtrcm" cruelty
gross neglect ltny adultery with Lucinda Marks,
Mary fIo,stef and Iucrctia Fuor and praying fr di-
ep siiins will b. taken hy u in said easr the or
dce of q orge Taylor in Worihingtan, FTIGkln cauaty
Onio, bctw o'c ck m. aid u. m, on the 29th
Gay Of January \. ID. 1852. by w.
GEO. ". HALL, Pltf's Atty
Zee. q, 1s64.-ot 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
" Living to forfeit fair renown
Aud doubly dying to go down
10 thevile dust from whence be sprung
ITnu-nrt nlnhnnnrnl md nnsnnrr y

After five days of enjoyment and recrea.
tion, made preparations TO return to Camp
Bidding friends kind farewell, left s that
circliug atmosphere investing all the heart
holds dear" aud started to join my Company.
On the cars / commenced going from one to
another TO seek recreation. Tired, at last |
sat down to seek some repose, when two young
ladies who got on at one Of the way stations,
took seat close near where Isat l soon
got interested in their merry, cheerful eonver-
sation and learned the name of the elder waS
Sarah, that of the younger Louisa, After
some lively, playful conversation, Sarah pro-
posed what l thought rather tough ques
'iar u -v-e this :" Where's the fair can't
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
Change Of Firm Igarae.

THE Drug Business conducted by n. l. STARR and
i n e. STdBR, under the firm Of NJ. L. STARR &
Bro, viii BE- by tho parties under the
firm Of STARR & BROTIIER. at the old place.
Thankful for the friends and patronage have hero
tofnre had desire the cOntinuancs thereof and
viii us5 our ,st endcavOrs furnish every article
tod in linz, which shall be the best 10 b Gbtaued
We have facility for CONDUCTING business in
the best manner avIng large Store Room fitted up
equal 10 The st in .he cit s-and will sci al the
lowest prices for cIsh.
IT. L. STARR,
Delaware o. Jan. l , 1862 N. L. STARR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
Saturday the 9th day Of February, 1852,
Delaware oountv Bank.

-DELTANAttk5 Jan. H. leo-.
A meeting OF the Stockholders of this Bank
"A wih BE- held at the Banking Room, Monday Jan
uary 9th 1862 IL O'Clock m, for the purpose
eciag five directors for the ensuing BY order OF
the Board. st5' ~
Jaa. 3, IS62.-It I..f S. MOORE, Jr. Cashier,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03

D EdAINTNG in the POST OFFICE at Della
III ware, Ohio, on the LIST OF January, 1852.
Persons calling for the following letters wiz say they
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03

ses a~ - esas~sa IS saea.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
mas oaRaiEn-Ror.

JANUARY |, Isea.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
JONW e. LAETNLHU.,
.Chrtstrnas Present.a.

TSIZ4E latest and freshest stock Of TOYS AND FANCY
4 GOODS in town, embracing many NEw AND PHgrFE
ing the Jewelry Fancy store No. Williams Heee3
Dec. 20, 1851 -- C. rLARE-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03

The vintage of Anaheim settlement, Cnlifor-
mia, has this year yielded 49, coo gallons OF
wine, of superior quality.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03

Call and If you wish any thing in the Drug lins
give satisfaction. Jan 1, 1862.
, 1862-07-25

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ma Of interest amounting I'd the snu Of tWo thous-
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the alment Ut interest aount 10 the las1 ahoTs
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Pc said William Dgteh. nnder and IN pnrznancs q
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nsve entered TITO and upon Ill and The prem
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bounded o. The est 6Y CiarE ssesf on fhs north p
s. sesd g e sss "a y ~ I eR s
bess u 9ae iii u 6esse e @ eaaas7 COX sadasss
.. had % III w1t on nfonasy sae resntytnnA Day Of
August next {Argo6E AD issD It TN o'c3csk N the
forenoon On Ead premises tn ursnauce 6f he ra1nz
81 se1, BE Ell prs%s ssid 5e
beinx he1a17e p5e1sea above deAc1lbed and Al heue
1t kEd +QslV q feds3npfoM a6 tbs said .EIehafd &
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Eald ncrsxsse WI nIea lu1 record In the Facosdez1
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uh:eaka June -, IMa. ta3szI
, 1862-07-25

Already we have the bitter knowledge that
radical pisDs. threats and actions have Increased
she uniIy and power Of the rebellion, have given
coe1 ns 1huus ands Of our brave men.-Nsic T0rE
Jo4rHal gf Commerce.
The editors Of the .7o,.rna al Of Commerce, who
can write admirable articles on subjects they
DO understand, Wit some very absurd onss
on euh1ect8 they do not understand. Tue
sentelce We have just quoted from its
columns is q lne instance Of learned iguor-
ance. 1t IL the Whim Of MIN, honest
enough, no doubt, who shut up In his room
and Ignorant Of pain facts In the world with
out, lays Gown Impossible theories, and draws
from them preposterous conclusions. The
rebellion. apart iron It's fnnate zeel and earn
es'ness which Is the real secret Of its po .er,
has gained strength not from the violent and
vehement opposition OF it's advezssties. but
from the tlnAid, hesitating and yacillatlng
policy which too many Of them have pursued.
Nothing is more natural than for & body Of
violent men to mistake the leniency and in
du'&ence OF their opponents for co Eardice,
and this belief will incite them to ne z out
RACES. It Is Iot "radic4l plans, threats and
actions" that have Strengthened and ad-
xnpctd the rebellion, but the unwise snb5ti-
tuition by federal authorities Of mild and per-
euaslVe Measures towards prominent rebels,
instead Of the rigid exercise Of military
power. The government declared Har, aud
war means force and compulsion, but our Of
ncsFs onhappity forgot their true business,
and h@Ee been tndessoring most nnsuccess~
commercial privileges, By suffering them % to
trode. BY protecting their slave properly, by
hiring haDds from them, and purchasing pro-
visions irom them at big prices. Instead Of
destroying them, thr exercise Of their torm:r
privileges u citizens, We have treated them
exactly as though they had forfeited no right
Verse ,hsn ali. We have actually Alo Eed
thnn to 2aos xhease1oes on On equal footing rita
loyal cutz.ns, aud clai,n <a< protection, Of our
constitution The consequences Of q policy
, 1862-07-25

IRON the Nashville {Ien1.) Union, 18th inst,1
The late guerrilla raids, in this s ate and
hentncks, srs no doubt only partial Develop
mt nts OF . widely extended plot. The plat is
we'll confrived to create great terror aud do
much mischief. It's general features are IS
follows, Many rebtl5, LtEcars and pfir.Se5.
have been sent back to thrir homes from tbs
eGnifdefte Ia army: sstonsinly quitting t5s ser
bing the oath Of allegiance, but e.lly for the
purpose Of organizing marandiug bands at
home to rob and murder Union men.
For months past soldiers have been return
ing from the rebel army to Middle Tennessee,
some Of whom have taken the oath, while
they Ind all heartily repented Of their wicked
enterprise and desired to a;one for their
treason, but in many Instances they hare
returned to only spy out our strength and po-
sitlons, to coufcr with synIplthiZtrs ut home,
to organize companies Of marauders, and to
Eaye suffered these Ihen to come aud
talk freely and without restraint with
notorious traitors, In our cicy, aud have
allowed them to bear messages in aud
out-been traitors aronnd Headquarters aud
traitors in the country. We have allowed
them to make the country huge ambuscade
for our soldiers and loyal men. When these
spies have ascsrtained the position and
strength Of our various commands, it is a,l
easy tusk to make forced marches and cut OF
IL de1a11 lev hundred soldiers whose officers
arc ambitious Of quell'ng- the reoel:iu By
making concaiating speeches. and catching
the Tunauoy slarss cjf rebels. The gner.
rillas have the game ali their own way.
We Q re batting on the gamblers tricks,
aid furnishing al the stakes. In such mode
Of Hafta:c the finest troops iH the world can
be extermlnatel by a few e4qads Of rangers
It is time this disastrous carfeesness and con,
foence should stop. It il crntlty to our sol
diers and to our loyal citizens. It disconrages
all manifestation of Union feeling, for It is
made at the risk OF one'e life and pro
perty, nay, far more than risk; for 10y
atty speaks in the very face Of destruction, Il
we continue to trust 10 the reason and gooS
filth Of the rebels. Are traitors too hoaora
BILE to forswear themselves if they can thu;
destroy our armits und get the ascendency
Wili men who hare violated their oa1hs ii
cold blood scruple to do SO again when in
famed with rage if it Is their interest to ds
s0e
, 1862-07-25

II xou hnyc bad d:gession,
Try one Bottle Of Schcnck's S:d feed Tonic.
II you have fn11nsss in stomach alter eating,
Try one Bottle Of Sc1es,ck's Sea Feed Tonic.
fyou feel weak or ceb.!itated,
Try one Evttle Of tschenck's Sea Weetl I5n:c.
IT. you fetl low spirited.
Try oae EvttIe Of Schenck's Sea TFeed Tonic.
If 5eu have had breath.
Try oa4e Eott2e q Seaenck's Sea feed Tonic.
LINN, MAss., June 1ttll, 1885,
1tsr str:-I meant to call on ron when you was
Int IN Beston u inake ~ f,r
se3x TONIC and M.s,:rake Phls I called oI you
IL y as ouTat na" sn "a pus
,:enarl the SEQ Wtsd Touis and Ma. dssEs riis. I
hsd 10 sru,e time our rooms were
4s 3 m en L shs M SCI ssa se a fns; {:
slet 2; nat esn @ not s,Sep at ni;ht i1hnk L hsl
III qae> vi IL aad re!sta VOW Sas i u,=a. q
and h az now aud If 1t can be Of use to 5ou yoa
sssors ysa pain
nppsts 1a ~ ePPSS tnnk n Tin
nc iii u ad wea osn M g1t M ntsvou< Sai. spi. 1t
night. ;liik couls not i've until 11aru:u: had
ad ist tafe. unt, W you saaSc NJ f TIT sa con
snnption lhase taken IL all seven bottles ot The Sea.
Weed Tonic aid ttlEc ba1e+ Of Mandrake Pills, and
n.y hsxe GpEsd ms fri M 1ke new maa; PM u on
liver and the toi 1c ry stuAch Fo: nfne days think
felt wosEe for eyarJ thing appeared alive In me- and
Iw8s Eufe vas ful of worms: but in few days
THINKS tts'tsi nd no one W uld hcl,eve what qaatt
t!tE 0f hlAc6 h1le 81 me and corruption passed my
howeis, 'lt saw no Eosma wish the world k.e :
the e1Itrt RI that Sea Nee Tonic It Is goSd 1cdi
cine. and It ~ bring up the appetita anything In
the world will
easss1S | Ssss W e kees IT. fer a
IN I hPfr 7 4T..+1
meh My skin IL ae cc:sr and longu- ynu:
1hAye gasnso scvcrteen pounds In fcsh and soiid al
in thr hoe business and eve1yrody knoxs me here
siwa.s ta King about yor and your medicine anu SUP
pose ave hten the means OF selling many dolaTl
Wo,ta already. Yours respt ctfully.
JAMES T. JONES
DR. j. II. Schcneks Principal Oice Is ut So North ST
Etreet Ph11Gdelrh!a Pa. VI ere letters fyr sdyjct
sfnuld always b. addressed.
Price Of The Pu:munic syrup and Sea Weed Tonic
sash one Doila1 leFt netale q Ftye Dellats hal
The TRADE supple b LORD SMITH, y Lake st.
Chicago. Wholesale Agents. tyl9ssS1 I'm -atcpT
, 1862-07-25
Speech by Hon. D, 8. Dickinson,

A 1ousiDg war meeting was recently held in
Binghamton. The Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson
vas one ef,h he principal Speakers. He edec1ared
that the rebels had been treated too tender1y,
and rejoiced that actual war WAS now to Sc
made upon them. He said he was not only
for sptediy and totally wiping our the REBEL
lion, but the cause OF 1t, 80 We would uevez
have another. He WAS also iu favor OF cont1s-
cating all the property Of the reoeIs, ~ rcal,
pereoEal, and mixed" lie said he would con-
tiscate thelr quadtupeds and their bipeda-
their uen servants and their maid servants,
their oxen, their horses, their asses, aud all
that is theire.
he taid he hoped and believed the govern
mtnt would employ every means consistent
with the rules OF civilized warfare to crush ont
the rebellion and punish the rebels.
He declared the rebel government to be
composed Of drunken politicians, thieves. and
robbers, and denounced England In The Sc
verest. terms TOR Fympath'zlng with it. He
appealed to every man to enlist In the Uniou
armies rho possibly cnuld, aud help to susraiH
the Government, He said the president was
entitled to great credit for what he had done,
and that the administration was entitled to
the support Of every loyal citizen In the laud.
He was applauded aud cheered most yehe-
Hently throughout.
, 1862-07-25

Superintendent BatemausS Annual
Circular to Teachers.

-
10 Inc feachefs OF Illinois: -.
AS alreAdy announced. the third examination Of
teachers for State certificates will be held in the
city u Springfield, commencing at o'clock g. m,
on Wedtnetday., August 9Th, and cpntiuuSnr
two dayh.
ar,..,.o+. .,x ~ &c. s;,,u
,,,.3paa A3pGanoanlS luz tna Sl"te oipoma WILL be IT,
~ n,oa,ca co,t;scata, ~ e.ooa ,,...,
acfer eftnef3 hr resn1nsfh,a narannG AAoAA1 ~Aat0
2. To have tsupht not less 1han three xe4ra
with decided euccesB. at least one OF which shall
have been ID Illinois.
3,To rase thorough examination In orthog-
tie, Eeiish grammar, % medsrn eecRrsphya hissoTv
ofthe United States. algebra t6roa;h q1adra:ics,
the elements Of plane geometry, and tbs principles
and methods OF ffeaching
NORMAL GRADUATES.
heeu!a5 EsAoaates o1 any !eFai:y o12an1zad state
Notaaa. Ssnooi VII ee enlltico TO state f;ert1b-
z;th Sais, ~ wifnous datt saa9ation n1en compliance
MILK 1eejs<ef aad see"'sd VI LIE aoose conditions
This vii be:
!. BIZ written auswe.e to printed nnestfnna. a
definite time being given to each rubfsct.
blackboard 10 elicit the opplcant's knuwiedze Of
theory and practice - ">
x,scv,, ,x,ors
st9iAA' LUIS
u Applicants 70. State Certificates will be cor-
GlAlly entef1alneQ curing the examination, by the
Hien9s ~ y. eoecatton u ans G.J- G.J-
Not N~S4t ~ I4~.- - ~ 3sE IAsGA sd4At4EAI
Wn! sppllee he OF tnef Nishes beforehand: 1t
VIA pH ssEunled lnat pEva1e ACCOMMODATIONS ara
uTs1eu uiIess Tue ABOVE request u c1nps1ed with
D. az sotn as you haFe qosltlFely drcldrd !, az
!ecd tle PSaI1nat1on, please inform NE Of the
iact- AIraDEtMen's eau not be made without
knowing, ~ time. how many are to he pseseut.
T. further Information IL desirea upon any
matters connected with The examination, It will
be promptly 11'nfEhed bJ the undersigned, upon
application to htn b5 letter or otherwise.
REFERENCES
THE r,1,oufar oa,.,,o,nan a-a t,,,t,;,.- -,,t., =.
,vhn1e 1nnsnneS on1 wih nc "a a5 Ttsu aae
~ FoTnrr e|.Tfo 49,, ~ 49, ~ ~ 1uu
m fhe snn;sct. Ma.ea ~ o.! H1sg III, oI @ ~
Wncdard 81 Ish,ca.rn. p.rt,tns Pas ond AZ
I{crrfr NnTma1 Tfn1ro-sjtg p1.s,,n,, an1 r ~ ~
AZ Baker O5incx. A. n i;,r 1Ed;tn5 M1en.a' J. ~
Dixon: j. II Eodrrtt smbnv. ana t Is Ing
1nTingseid 9ee~'' 441'! sA"o ." ~ Ao"
hoElsEs. .
l. The State certificate Is legal and perpetual
license to the holder to teach il any school i-tect
In The State 1t rupsreedes the Necessity Of 4ny
subsequent examination by school commissioners
tpide SIC f.. act Of 1e6l.}
T. The State certificate being the hiyhe-t official
1ecornme1 dattOn Of the holder as teacher tn the
COL fdence Ut the pubifc, known to he IaY Il ar
important aid III occurring the most eligible ant
lucIatige positions In the public erhooIs Of fhe
State. ->''~O1~>
5. The Stare certificate ia awarded on1y nnnr
conclusive eyiteeEce of moral worth thorou +
, 1862-07-25

A HORRIBLE Confession BT 4 NOTORIOUS
NoMAS.-ln Montreal, On Saturday, Ellen
Farrell, aiias McGillick, was arrested on a
charge Of stealing various artic1es from tbs
house OF 3 Mr. Dudos- Until late15, she has
been living se Toronto, and vas ths1 principal
witness against Bro En, who Was hapred late.
y for the murder Of Nj. Hogan, member Of
the Provincial Pariiament. SIZE is q woman
OF about thirty years OF age, bn. OF uuprepos.
sessing appearance. She stated, when iu the
Of the crime for which he vas executed. and
that she, who knew the whole case, was the
person who had caused him to be hanged
This was uttered In self-possessed manner,
and 50 cooliy that it shocked the listeners
Her object in moving to Montreal was to fol.
ioE me business Of stool pigeon" for any
lection.
, 1862-07-25

Also, 900 yards Old Canvas suitable for Tarpanlin5
Wagon Covers Traahing Cloth Covering Ha7 Horss
Covers, &c. at 2i7 South Water street,
t51{sS122w FUSTEE& AAEDREBERGH.
, 1862-07-25

It. We will now mention another fact, and
that IL, that what are called the -teonsergar
tireh newspapers Of the North, such as the
Cincinnati Enquirer, are eagerly sought after
by the rebels. They manifest a singular par
tfsllty for newspapers which preach conserva-
tim, although We cannot see thlt tlle1r trea-
sonab1e feelings are softened in the least. It.
Is not impossible that they derive sort Of
encouragement from Northern newspapers
which denounce and oppose..an administr alton
which n ast either save or destroy the govern
ment! And perhaps this encouragement may
hare something TO do With prolonging the re-
bellion AID giving It fury and vigor. Such at
least Is the belief Of vast msjoritG Of the
oval men in the South.