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:" sul:!s waa Ga ksr hp- p-hsssh was u her v sS.
sire .Eth vas in her ste and in her hsnd-Rian ~
siea Bit,sir."
49, --- k-T-1soo-X.
| A few bottles OF l.nt.tion Bittsrs
Will cure Nerves. Headache.
Geld E1tr.mitiss ard Psyerished Lips.
ssur 6tc mach aud Fstit Breath.
Fl.,ulency aud Iniissssion.
Nervous Ah.stisns
Exeeesiye Fatigue ars Short Breath.
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency
Prostrstion Great Weakness.
S>low Complexion, Weak Bowels Il e..
Whisb are tho svid-nees Of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
II ie estirnat q that sevsn-tenths Of all atuit
ailments proceed from diseased aad torpid liver.
The hillary iecretiens of the liver TsraowinS into
the ste mach poison the entire systsm and Ihioit
tie Ieove symptoms.
After long research We are able to present the
most remarkable enre for these horid nightmare
diseases, the world hAstver produced. Within on.
year OVER six hundred apc forty thousand persons
lave taken the Plsnts;,cn Bittsrs, and not An in
stance of complaint { has come 10 our knowledge!
1t il most en-etu, 81 tonic and agreeable stimu.
liant, suited to all conditions oflife.
The reports that It relies upon mineral sub
stances for its active propartiAs are wholly false
FOR IL pu hlc ratsfs aud III At patients usy
Consult their ply ysicians. append . list Of its
cOnpopepts.
CkLIsAYA BARx-Cee bratsd for o, er two hu nd red
years in the treAtn,s nj of Fever and Axre Dyspep
sia, Weakness, 0e. 1t was introduced into Europe
by the Countess. wife Of the Viceroy Peru in go
and afervnrds rold By the Jesuts for IA. enormous
Of is TeSht IN silrs.. under the nana of
JssRi's Pctrdrs, and was aually made public Sy
Louis XVI, SIng of France. Humboldt makes
esp.eial rrfer.nce it's fsbrifugs qualities du,iu.
his South American travels.
CisCAKILLA BAEK-sor diarrhms, coiic and dis
eases or the stomach and bowels.
DAErkLIoS-F For iananatiou of the loi,s and
dropsicsi affections.
CAAxoHIIE FLowERs-Por enfe. bled icsstiou
LAvEEDER FLUsskS-Aro tic, stinulsnt and
topic-hi ghly invigorating in nervous de- Siiity
WIHIERGKEEN-For scrofuIa, rheumatism &c
ANS An aromatic csrILinatiys creatine dash
muscle end milk; much us,-d By mothers nursing
Also. tloYe-brds, orange, carrxEAy, eogiandsr
snake-roOt, dc.
8. I.-1sGO-X
Another wonderful ing redient, of Spanish or; gin
impsrtins bet auty to tht complexion and brIliancv
10 the mind is yet unknown to the commerce. of
the world, and We With ol Id its name for the
present.
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NILLAEDS' XALL-The Fashionable Danr,nx
w Aeoaemy.- Mr.. GOOBALb respectfully la.
foI masters and misses des:rnus of learning all
tie fashionable dsnces-ine!uding t5e new Roy 81
horEe Usrd Quad riils, popuisr-that the 7
eau commence their lessons At once TIE D. pi Is
titled To admission to ths grand Floral May BALL
Lessons every saturday sttsrncon. At O'clock, for
matters and misses, At Willard Hall Priv ate
isssons daily at my reside ence, Ilth and sts
is ia-lh'
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ARREsTs.-We have been informed tha. on
Saturday last, four strange men were arrested
i'm this place and sent 10 the Old Capitol prison
atWss sshngton by the squad of Federal eavsl-
~ stationed here. They acknow ledged that
they had lately come from Richmond, aud had
on their persons sixteen thousand dollars, part
II il gold which the Provost Marshal for this
comfy took in charge and has since paid over
10 rhe proper authorities. -
Nr. William Nardenar, q young man OF
Berry's District in this county was also a.
rested by some OF the same party, on SaturG.y
nirht at the residence Of IN acquaintance IN
this neiehhorhood Mr.. W, we understand, is
suspected OF hs wing gone 10 Virgins 20 &c cape
tie 81 ait hui his friends insist that he has not
been beyond the limits Of the State.-Rcckrilss
Md S6RfiNel, March 6fh.
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The Riot at Detroit.

DETROIT, MarchS.-The military last night
sue Ceeded in dispensing the rioters, and all is
now quiet Twenty or thirty buildings were
burnt. Several persons Were killed and a large
number wounded. The negro who committed
the outrage upen the young white girl is now
in custody.
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INUSEM ENT'!

GROWERS The TIRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AvErUs, s.ar Sill.rs. Ho,.I
!J>osAAo dAovsa----. .--.- xAHlsAs
THIS EVENING,
Win hs produced. With tie original music, ap
popriate pro Pc. :ies And sppointnent, aud sntiss
LAST NIGHT But PIvE
or the great CON oined star engagement,
Lana ksyHA's Exw aKp oxIoIEaL PLAY,
RACHEL, TIE tEAPhk.
"a Laura Kssra
hr.. h.thsrn.:; Mrs. John Brou sNAm
nobt,t Hathcrn. walcot, IT,
Siek ISi mISeil1nr.sn5:..:.....,...HG;if meln.n iti,, fsttT,
To conclude with
POPPING THE QUESTION.
Nj, TIo's' sifh, u,s yot r. Blake
Wsdpesesy-NO REST FOR THE WICKED.
FErcEs OF ADxIssIos-Dress Circle and Balcony
Circle. s6 cents. se-ured Seats, ?5 eeEts extra
WA8hiN4TON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND C STREETS
MAsAoxss: ....... MsrsRo. nAsDss d Gossor
fKIAsUKsK......- Gro ". Fiaa.s
LAST wEFKoF
The M1sfe, Corsdian ef .is Age,
WHO viii ''''Ri bhsr y I cHShsGrERsI III II a;
TWO FINE COMEDIES,
MISS ALICE GRAY
WASHINGTON o6snbS 'ad i1s COMBINATION,
THIS EVENING,
BABES IN rhE WOOD
JereniSh Beetle @ new peel ed iodgipx ho,..
Lady Blsach Rush m 80. Miss Alice .tSrse Grse
MARRIED LIFE
Ar E.nry Dove. ...... .........Mr. J 6. Clarke
his 6"unshaseand ......;:... Mss Alios GRAY
HTs Coodle e..................- -hrs GAsp&ri MAeier
TUESDAY, Great kCvelty-Mr. &. Clarke
Fmess vF ADMISSION Balcony Uhsirs, Is cents;
Ofehessrs Seats IS cents Pa[qsstte s. ce 10; Fam
y Circle, Is cspts; Private BcIes, IS.
Doors open att 20 commence 81 8 o'clock
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FEMALE COLLEGE, vo.

BOX DENTOWS. n. J.
Ihis Institute il pleasantly locate on the Della
ware iiSer, s. miles north e rhilad, lphs IL b -
. "'h IL tncce5 sfuI operation tor nor. than ten
StAfs Il q Is one 80 A. ost hourisbiuv ,r t,t,,.
tiUrh OF learning IN the country
, n, clsi stentioI il paid To the Common nnd
hlt her t1anch"s "l English, and superior aivsn
,st-t n'bish+d In Vocal md Insi uman,al Music
DrSw,rs, Painting French and Latin sra tsnyht
hy eNrer pr cen teachers.
Pslsons Ct n inc from the Sou,h can leave Wal.
ut ttrc'f " AIT Phiiad, 81 y. Ia and 2 4 a.
And m. Frr catalogues address
Rsv.J Hh IL BRAkELEY. A M
, President.
tttsr"nres IN WssE iDsfou: Hon. O Ten h,ke
-tFs,e, lion \. l. Stration. House f X. oresnu.
hiirrs; Jnu Polk stat U.ptrtneut. La 4
10y Tr.atr'y Department.; w n Van Northgick
u pRrtut a. oi IN Interior; : j Gront u. D.
- J. .r''
T. J. HEIBER6ER d 90,
SucccsSot E 10
\ +. LUUp0S i 90, ><E$
CiTtZEES' AN D MILITARY ~
r n X & n A " T Z : & Ha
hETF .FO;iTAs X 1TkL. --4t-
Lac B,'rcn's,
-'-I a. ~ .vacus. "4,A-us~.-. = O.
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HALL,
I CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL
LOUI6IANA Az. gEAK SIxTE STIIYy.

TIE MOST POPULAR AND THE BEST CON
Quoted GOclC HALL IN ANERICAi
THE AUTOCRAT TRUC Pc OPr THE WORLD
IN A NEW BILL,
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1886 prizss.----- amounting to ...-.. &5a3 1872 81
Tickets $40; Halves Ss; Quarters S2f; Eighths SIS
DRAWN WEDNtsDAY THE MONTH
~ All orders for Tickets IN the above Lottery
.hnald be addressed to JOHN A. NORRIS " Co
Wilmington, Delaware mnrstanr:r
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TO coHclude With
POPPING THE QUESTION.
.
hbs BifhI Mrs. John Brougham
Wsdpesesy-NO REST FOR TUE WICKED
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EAST BALTIMORE CoSFEkENcE.-On Satur-
day this Cor ference, sitting at York Pa, eiectrst
Iha follow ing local preachers 10 elders ordPrs:
Edward Hefnsr, Samr Milford, G. A Buekey,
J. n. McGarrah, and John w. Stewart The
following were elected 90 ceacon's orders: :
u Ia. Fry, T. L. Benson, r. A. Brady, Da,ilC.
Ebert art, ". r Spencrr, James =. Rayer, A
u. SaIterfield, VIM. Shriysr Henry Trreelies,
aud Jacob Ulp. The name Of John Williams
was enarsd as Withdrawn. The acceptanoe Of
TIE charlsincy of i1h Maryla Regiment oy
Rev. w. K. Keith was approved. .-,.as .-.
~ The r,bl papers say that the rebellion
must ago on" Well. letlt turn it foul taee
toward ,h. Pacific ocean or the q utf OF MeXico,
ard then "Fo on TIL IL shares the fats OF the
swine that "ran down steep place into me
sCa.'-PT nfice. -
NJ The, Supreme Court OF New York has de-
cid d that marriage under An assumed name ~
lcgaf and valid. and that the onsp rtn< OF su N
marriage is Iesitimate and heir-at law 10 the
estate OF the father, who ass utnes me name.
eTThp Emperor Of Russia Is 70 visit Paris
t,.is spIipg. ~ Getsrmtue upon common action
with Napoleon IN Belgian affairs.
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GROWERS The TIRE.
:xNss.LvAEiA AvEsUs. p.a, Siil.rsr = Rot,
.,soBAAD 6AovBI----. .--.- xAHlsSs
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FRIcEs OF 1phIssios .-Dress Circle and Balcony
Chars. b cents; Orche strs Chairs IS cent? Family
Circle. 2b eenta. ke.ured seats. % cect. extra
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wA8hlN3TOk THEATRE.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND C STREETS
MAHAoxRs. NJ scsRs. hAIpsR Gossor
srsSs hAEAerk-- -.---...-----.-RRsD. q MApppa
fkIAsUKsR.- .----....-.........6 Gro. VI. FkRlsH
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" A sun;!s waa her hp-hsaah was u her Ie sS
strength ~e. In her stsp and in her hsnd-Riansa
tio1 Yittsis.p
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THE PRIMARY ELECTION!

A MCSS AMONG 1'HE COPPER.
HEADS-STKEEIS SLAIN!
The Coppsrheads of this county held
what they called Primary Election on Sat.
urday, ostensibly to afford the rank and file
of the heterogeneous, jealous and war
ring elements which axe NJ the party, an
o. p yrturity TO express their choice of Csndi
dates for the October election, but really as
the sequel proves, to enable the corrupt eli
que OF wire puilsrs in Ottumwa by manage
msnt, chcansry and trickcry, to direct and
control the composition of the tick
ct,
1t is n matter of no coEcern to us who the
Copperhsads of this county vote for, or the
manner in which they selec, their candidates;
hut we cannot avoid giving the modus op-
rrandi a brief airing by the way of showing
that there is not always honor even among
thievcs, and that the same outrageous frauds.
They hav" prsc,iced upon others, they have
not scrupled to pcrpetratc upon one another
We do not know about all the townships,
but presume Centre IS a fair sample of the
whole, and what did they do hare Why.
they got out two tickets, both of them prin-
ted at the .Ndrcary Office. of whic h the fol-
o. ny are all exact cnped
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Boston, Aug. 3l.-The fire in East Bos-
ton, which broke out at the head of LON.
bard's Wharf, about ID p. IN. to-day, has
been got under. Charleston wharf, and Vi.
so Brown 4 Sonelrs wharf, were nearly
swept Of buildings. which were mainly ma.
chine shops, whose tenants were able to
save but little from the flames.
The building on Tafc's wharf occupied
by the Atlantic works were built of both
wood and brick and covered large space.
They were owned by Robt. G. Hooper,
whose loss is estimated at from $4,000 to
$4,000. The Atlantic works loss is $lO,-
900 by the destruction of machinery which
was not insured. They were building 6.e
turrets for monitors, now being constructed
at Charleston and Portsmouth. 1t is not
known how much they were damaged. 1t
will not be ascertained for some time.
The destruction of machinery will cause
delay in finishing the turrets and will tenn
porarly throw out of employ large NUN.
Der Of men. The turrets are valued at $40.
900 each. The total loss is estimated at
$4,000, 900, about half of which is insured.
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Nr Harinn,s appointments.

iHon. JANIS HARLAN will address the People as
follows:
Fort Madison, Lee Co. On Tsasasy, Sept. list.
K-okuk, Lee County. Wednesday, Sept. %.
Neosauqua, Van Bpren Co, FRIDAY, Sept. 4th.
Bloomfield. y Wis Co., Saturday, Sept. 9Th.
centr.,ille, Appsnonse Co Monday, Sept. 7th.
Corydon Wayne County, Tuesday, Sept sth
Leon, Decatur County Wednesday, Sept. eih.
oc.ola, Clark County, Thursday. Sept. 10th.
wint.rss.. Madison County, riday. Sept. nth,
De, Mo!nes; Polk County. Saturday, Sept, 18th.
Indianola, Warren County, Monday Sept 18th,
Knoxville, Marion County, Tuesday, Sept. 18th
Charlton. Lucas County. Wednesday, Sept. 10th.
Abba Monroe County, Thursday, Sep. 18th
n1tnmw., wapeo County, FRIDAY, Sept. 1Sth.
rdayvile, wspelio County, Tuesday Sept 22d
ostaloosa, Mahaska County, Wednesday, Sept. 'sd
Sieourney, Keokuk County Thursday Sept. oath.
Fairfield, Jefferson County, Friday, Sept. 23h
Washington, Washington Co, MONDAY, Sept. 2Sth
wapello, Louisa County, Tuesday, Sept 2sth.
Burlington, Des Molnes Co Wednesday v, Sept. 30th
The several Cou nty Committees re requested to
h. dligent In giving public Notice OF the time and
riaces ofmeeting in their respective counties aud
in making all necessary gements for the meet
ings.
Tho meetings in all thu above appointments will
commence a. O'Clock, Pm.
THOs. p. WITHR0w,
Ch'n. Repu b. State Censral Com.
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Aug. 20, ICES.
THE SINGER
SEWN Machines,

Our LETTER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Il
fast gan'ng worldwide reputation. His ne
yond doubt she best and cheapest and most be
OF all Family Sewing Machines yet cd, red 10 the
public. No other Family Sewing Machine has 40
MANI useful appli ances for llemming binding FeIl.
Ing, Tucking, Gathering, GuaGing, Braiding, En-.
broid ering, Cordtng, and so forth No other Fami-
~ sewing Machine has so much capacity for 4 great
variety Of work. II will sew ali kinds Of cloth aud
With all kinds ofthrexd. Great and rece mt improye
ments make our Family Sewing Machine most rrIa
BILE and most durable and most certain In action n,
all rates ofspeed. makes the iEterocked stit ch
which 10 the best stitch konwn Any one, even OF
she mort ordinary capacitt, can sec, at u glance
ow TO use the letter A Family Sewing Machine
Our Family sewing Machines are furnished In chase
and exqalsite stile 80
The Folding Case OF the Family MachIn. ia a
piece dreaming workmanship OF the most usefnI
kind, II projects the machine when no, In use
and when shout to be operated may he opened as a
sEacioms and substantial table to sustain the work
While some Of the Gases, made out or the choices,
woods, are flushed in the simplest and chasesi
ner. ""
ills abso civ necessary to see the Family Ma.
chine in operation, SO as to Judge of It's gress
capacity and beauty.
IL Is fast beco ming As popular for family sew.
ins 80 our Manufacturing machines are for anufac
turing purposes.
The Branch Orfces are we'll supp,ied with silk
.whs, thread needles, OIL &c. Of the very best quail
Send for PAMPHLET.
THE SIN TER MANUFACTURE COMPANY.
@aS Broadwar, New York.
~ CHICAGO OFFICE 50 CLARK STREET.
r. w. SMITH, AGENTIy OTTUWWA.
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DesirWc i0M Of Fort Sumter.
HEADQUARrRRs MoRRis IsLAND,)
H..n ...a. luy o.

a# #a Aug. "a.
Hon. E. M Stanton, Sssy. Of VAR
SIR: | have the honor to report the de.
rnolition Of Fort Sumter rs the result of the
seven days boa.bard,nent of that place, in.
Guiding two days of which powerful north
eastern storm most seriously diminished
the accuracy and effec: Of our fire. Sumter
is to-day shapeless and harmless mass of
ruins. My chief ofariilery, Col. I. NJ. Tur
ne', reports its destruction, 40 far, COM
plete: that it is no longer Of any avail in the
defense Of Charleston. He also says by
longer Gre it could not be made more com.
pletely ruin and . mass of broken mason.
ry.
The preaching batteries were located at
distan 70 varying from $3.50 to 424O yards
from their works and are now as efficient
as ever. deem it unnecessary to continue
fire upon the ruins of Sumter.
| have also, at great labor and under
heavy fire from James Island. established
batteries on my left within effective range
Of the city Of Charleston, and have opened
with them, after giving Besuregard due no
tice Of my intention to do so. The projec-
tiles from batteries entered the city, and
Gen. Beauregard designates them as the
most destructive ever used in war. The re-
port of my Chief Of Artillery, and an accur.
ate skecth Of the ruins of Sumter. taken nj
noon yesterday, six hours before we ceased
firing, are herewith transmitted.
r lSignsd @. A. GiLxoRE,
Brig Gen. Commanding.
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Philadelphia, Aug. 3l.-Charleston pa
pers of lat Monday give particulars of the
hombardment of that city by Gilmore.
Thirteen shells fred from two S-inch guns
fell in the city. The firing commenced be-
tween l and 2 o'clock Saturday morning.
arousing the people from their slumbers -
No person was injured. Most of the shells
fell ia the middle ofthe streets. One en-
tered the warehouse Of Williams & Co. on
the corner of King and Church streets.
and exploded in the upper story, making a
large opening in the brick wall of the Med
icai Purveyor's store house. scattering
things in great confusion Some straw
ignited, causing alarm, hut the fire was ex.
tinguished without trouble. Four shells fell
in this locality.
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From Morris Island.


GEN. GILMORE MEANS BUSINESS
Morris Island, Aug. 24.-There is little
to note concerning the operations of yester-
day. Though Fort Sumter had been sur.
rendered it was useless Tor defence. The
big guns in our batteries were engaged in
rounding OF two remaining angels, and put
ting on the finishing touches of its destruc.
ton.
That Wagner is hard nut to crack must
be apparent to the people of the North. 1t
is not in our possession, though foot by foot
and yard by yard our brave soldiers are dig
sing their way into it. During the bonn.
bardment Of seven days not one moment
has been lost in the work before Wagner,
with its welding pick-sxs and spade un.
der its very parapet. The prospect Of its
early transfer to federal own ership daily
brightel.s.
The destruction Of Sumter relieves tie
guns ard batteries winch may now be 9th.
erwise employed. That Wagner is destin.
ed to feel their power and yield before them
is considered certain. That Gen. Gilmore
means business is evident from tha fact tina,
the swamp angel was again trained upon
the city last night, and several of her mess.
engers waited upon the inhabitants, ifany
yet rcma in.
The guns of the James Island batteries
to play upon this pet place Of
'srs with great animation ~ u. h,, without
iamaSe.
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friends are indignant at the treatment he
has received, and are anxious t. try il over
again, and proposition to that effect has
been made to Burton, but the latest advices
represent that individual as inclined
to hold on to his Certificate" upon the very
safe hypothesis that he couldn't get an
other. We should expect no less from
man who got himself nomi mated on q no
party and party ticket for Alderman of
the city Of Ottumwa, at the Sane election.
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Grand Union Mass Meeting,
UNION MEN RALLY!

There will be Mass meeting of the I'm
conditional Union citizens of waprllo Coun
ty and vicinity at Ottumwa on September
4th, speaking to commence at clock p .
IN.
HON c. G. NOURSE and HON. JAMES
F. WILSON. will certainly be present and
address the assemblags.
Turn out Union men in delegations from
each Township, with your wives and daugh
tiers and let us have rousng meeting.
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State Of Iowa.

HEAD QU.RrsRs. PRovosT MARfTAL's)
OFFICE, Fourth DISTRICT.
Iowa Cry, Aug. oath 1868.
Notice is hereby gwen, that the Enroll
mrnt IN the 4th Congressional District of
Iowa is completed, and we only await or.
ders Of the Government for draft. All
persons DESTROYS to do so. will I've permitted
to inspect our rolls at any time before draft.
ing commences. Whenever the draft shall
be made, of which due notice will be given
leading citizens of all political parties, IN.
GLIDING special committees, Gf any shall be-
appointed fr that purpose) are invited te
be present. Every facility possible under
the circumstances, will be afforded, so tha
all may see that the proceedings are fairly
and impartiaily conducted.
JAMES MATHEWS,
Capt. and Provost Marshal.
e. N. GATES, Commissioner
..... j. G. HINsEr. Surgeon.
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+ HORRIBLE seems. are permitted 10
copy tho following private letter re ceiyed N
this city to day
+ LEAvENwokTn, Kansas. Aug. 81, 1SCs -
l WAS ono OIL committee sent to Law ence
ON Saturday afternoon to at,end,to the dis
tr button Of articles sent over for the relief
OF the surviving sufferers there. Nav God
forbid that | should ever again behold such
suffering, such awful horrors. No annal.
OF history furnish a parallel to the butchery
and ruin in that place. No tongue can de.
scribe the awful barbarism of those he,l
sent fends. May an avenging God, who
alone can rightly avenge such awful m,ssa.
cres' pour out his bottles of wrath upon the
perpetrators Of this drsadful carnage, is the
prayer ofthe subscriber, as also IF every nm.
who has been to the scene of devastation
and blood.hed.
Women and children were torn from tho
embraces Of their wounded husband. and
fathers, and held to behold the friends pour.
ing out the blood OF their parents and bus-
bands and their bodies thrown into the
burning houses, and not allowed TO take
their dead bodies from the flames nor even
an article OF clothing heard ut least two
instances where wives threw themselves
over the dying forms of their husbands
ana were torn from them and their bndes
thrown into the flames. Many others were
t:ea by their hands and forced into the
fiames-if they refused they were shot down
and thrown in.
send you paper with list OF IN, me,
knowed to be killed. Awful. dreadful hor.
rible is all can say.
Send . case o. two Of chiIdren's clotb..
made up of all sizes-,ld clothes. dre.sss
underclothes for women. bed clothes. sbo 3
and stockings, AMI boys aud mems old
c'otheS--by expression they are needed
Immediately.
Their Was not vestige Of a ~tore of any
KIND spared, except la DWARF (scca>h)
store, and few residences of those who are
OF doubtful character, who will all he atten
ded to in proper time The awful misery
OF the inhabitants cannot be imagined
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