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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
"NationaI Bankrupt Associations

We see 10 our exchanges an article with ths
above caption. II does not mean, as the IN.
sophisticated reader might naturally suspsc.
the "New Union" about which radical men and
papers talk SO aippantIy, but society of In.
dividusls, with an Office In New York city, ior
the purpose Of combining the efforts of those
In favor % obisiniag from Congress the pass.
age Of q "Nstonal Bankrupt act" Here the
innocent reader might be again led astray, and
therefore II Is important to state that the act
contemplated 10 not one to declare the nation
bankrupt, but ls said to be "to provide for the
relief Of honest but unfortunate debtors, and
the equal and just dlstributlon Of their proper
ty among their creditors to whom n justly be-.
longs, and allow the debtor to commence busi.
ness ssain. free from the debts he could not
psy." Probably at DO distant day some suoh
genersi bankrupt Law VIII be enacted, modelled
to some extent after that passed in lS4l. How
long the war can continue, under it, present
financial and . administrative management,
without superinducing o practical act of no.
siOnal hanksuptcyl time can alone determine.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
A MR R0S H ALI1
Administrative Sale.

Ellen Thompson, ad'x of
A. Thompson, deceased,
Plaiotir, Probate court Of Trankliu
against county.
Jennie L. Thompson anl
others, defendants.
pursuance OF an order made by tho Probate Court
j Of franklin county. Ohio, OF the l7th day OF Oc
tober A. d. 1903. In the above entitled cause viii
oaer for sale at public sn;uon, the premises, on
Tuesday, December Let, A. D. 1863,
at abougoue o'clock Pm Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate In the tosr ship OF WISH
ington, county Of Franklin, and State OF Ohio ard m
the James Bolt survey No. 25i2 to wit, LIST. TIaet
Of AK acres conveyed to said deceased by Bruce Hays
and mary A. Hays his wife, by their deed dated Ben.
tembsr ID, A. ~ 1855, and Of record In book No. bo
pages ls2 and l93, excepting thererom SO 100 aores
conveyed by sad decedent apd vile to John Thompson
By their deed dased May 4, A. D. 1857 and of recoI,
in book NO. g. pages 800 and 377. %. Tract Of %
acres, conveyed 10 said deceased by J.. HnkIey and
wife, December 90 1856 and OF record In book No. 59
pages 1893, l94 and 1885, Third Tract OF aofes, con.
veyed "a said deceased By said =. D. Hinkity and vile
and embraced in tho deed last Aioreaaid. ~ 500
Tbs Sad several tracts OF Land composed the farm up
which the decedent dEel at the time Of his decsase
TEAMS CT SALt--H cash In hand on tie day OF tale.
and the balance IN and two years, with Interest
payable annually, TO be tecured By mortgage on the
appraised value si,isl 0sIOo. %
ELLEN THOMPSON,
Adm'x Of A. Thompson, decd.
n, WRIsHT, Atty. TfU . q Ut !
Dated a. Dublin, o, o:t.Gs, is63-oqIso-Bsw 30
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
The Missouri Jacobins on the Presi-
.r.. ttsnaJ $50 dents

The radical Abolition St. Louis Demoera'
3 aosuses President Lmo,LN Of afordiDg aid to
the rebels BY his recent reply to the Missouri
delegation. j. Is easy to undsrsiand what the
j Donoeyst means by this, charge-it 10 simply
shat the reply has strengthened the hopes OF
the conservatives In Missouri. According 70
such "loyal" Abolition sheets as the 81. Louis
Democrat and its co-workers in the radical Dis
union cause In other States, conservatism Is
rebellion, and conservative men are rebels ana
traitors. Hence, the snathemas that have been
hurled. and continue To be hurled a. ainst the
President, whenever he has shown, or ia sus'
pecled of showing anything like consesVa'
tlve tendency, and makes the least effort to
siay the tide. Of radical revolutioniam that is
rushing onward TO overwhelm and destroy our
country. its Government and free institutions.
RadIoslism will sustain the Administration 30
far 90 the latter conforms to its revolutionary
IDEAS and no farther. Any departure iDsures
its hate and bitter hostility.
Referring to the Pfesident's reply to the
Missouri delegation, the S.. Louis Jacobin or
gan says that "whatever may have been the
Pfciident's ideA, the rebels more than any
others, look upon his decision as their victory"
This 10 said In its issue of Oct. 25, and after
some more stuff of the same sort, ii says In the
same issue: 1--WE we're yesterday shown 9
pamphlet printed as an electioneering docu
ment, and designed for circulation In the dis
loyal districts Of the State, consisting first Of
the Presidents letter. and second Of docu-
ment intended as an appeal to rebels to come
out OF the coming election and vote"
n. Thus the President is formally indicted BY
class of men whom he has lGbored from the
commencement Of his term to propitiate and
please, for furnishing the rebsls In Missouri
with an eleciioneeriDg document which they
are circulating in the disloyal districts OF the
State We refer to this matter only as fresh
illustration of the utter recklessness aud base
ness Of the radical partisan leaders. A. 10
Missouri, 30 in other States, the conservative
citizens, who are unwilling to'sacfifice every
hope they have cherished for the restoration OF
the Union and for the preservation of order
and lIbsrty under the Constitution, at the nod
and beck of reforming and revolutionary Jac-
obinu, are denounced by the presses in the
Jacobin interest as "rebels," and the districts
where majority or large proportion Of the
peupIe are thus conservative, are a,igmatizsd
~ "disleysl." Even the President himself, II
he deviaies hairs breadth from the line they
have ohalked ont for him, cannot escape their
maledlctions. He 10 then, also, traitor"
and "rebel sympathizsr."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
te of 1862 and ls6s Compared.
1852.
AUDITOR or STAT
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Back Track on the Habeas Corpus.

The New York Sun ssye: s,...-
eve are glad TO learn that the War Depart.
ment hae at length made senaible modification
of the Presidsnt's Proclamation, suspendins
the hGbsas corpus act and hereafter the .clvil
courts will be allowed to take cognIzsnce al
heretofore of all cases for the discharge Of
minors improperly enlisted, and Illegally de-
tanned by the military authorities. This an
nouncement 10 made by the Adjutabt. General
in dispatch TO Mr.. Simon Stern, lawyer OF
this city, In relation to the case of minor In
which be is interested. This decision will a.
ford sensible relief to the community and
legal profession, and relieve from she Presi.
dent's Proclamation feature that has rendered
Il difficult, If not impossible, to obtain redress
for those who cannot legally be detained In the
army" 3
This is well,-but It is not well to think that
in q nominally free country, I've all hold our
liberties subject to the back and forward track
Of only one man, though that man may be q
President. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
Infamous Prescription of Laboring Mel

Infamous Prescription of LabOring Men
TIE Sseubenville (0.) UniOn relates the fol
lowing incident, which was but one we have
no doubt Of many thousands, that occurred II
this State on election dsy: SAC ~ = aa %
"WoULD NOT Snow HIS TICKET. AT oul
election 10 this city on the 18th, Mr.. james
Hunter, lately living at Lagrange, In this coun
ty, was ordered BY parties at the polls to show
his ticket. This Mr.. Hunter refused to do
He was discharged before sundown.
"Mr. Hunter, We are informed, voted tht
Democratic ticket, excepting Vallsndigham.-
He was opposed to VslIandlgham's nomina
lion, and would not vote for him. Showing
bic ticket, however, was an indlgnity to which
be would not submit. For exel clsibg this, nc
more than proper independence, he was ban.
ned. Comment Ia unnecessary"
The men who would act thus are infamouI
tyrants, and unfit to live In land Of liberty
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31

SYNOD The Synod of the Presbyterian
Church held its tession in this place, oommepc
ing on Friday OF last week aud closing on Mon
day night at ten O'Clock, We have not beer
furnished with the proceedings. We UNDER
stand, however, that ON Mondaythe preaching
Of politics came up. Il was upon resolution
OF the 81. Clairsyille Presbytery against such
practice. The matter was discussed for some
time pro and con, and fualIy il was decided
that preachers had no right 70 dabble 10 psyf,
politics in the pulpit. The clergy commence
to see the loss they have sustained by turning
stumpers, and they want to get back TO theif
ancient rsspectability and influence. II.
bon Patriot.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
The Presidency.

We have bssn repeatedly requested to place
the name Of Gen. Mcclellan as our mast head
for the Presidency, We think 10 impolitic TO
60 30 far at prefent but IL is right that the will
Of the Democracy Of "Gallsnt Little Holmes"
should be known, and therefore we will say
that Mcclellan is the ffst choice of very
large majority Of the Democracy Of this county.
--Holmss County Farmer. a 1J
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance TO grade and pave the cutters
and crossings and grade and gravel the up.
paved sidewalks and roadway of Cleveland
avenue from Esst Gay street to North POb
lie lane.
Section l. De II ordained by the City Council Of The
city Of Columbus (twothrds Of all the members con.
curring) That the unpayed Cutters and crossings be
graded and paved. and the unpaved sidewalks and
roadway be graded and graveed on Cleveland avenue
from East Gay street to North Public lane 10 accord
with the plat thereof Ale In tho Office OF The city
clerk.
seo g. That all damages, costs and expenses arising
from the foregoing improvement shall be assessed and
levied upon the several lots Of land fronting abuttng
thereon In proportion to their feet 'front.' unless here
after otherwise ordered by the City Council.
JACOB REINHARD,
President Of the City Council.
Passed Oct. 90, A, d. 1862
Attest J.J RrRsroE, n.
City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
Surgeon U. s. A., Medical DiIeolOr. !"

OF coufse, the surgeons in attendance will
use their discretion as to whom of their pa
rients are Sufficiently convalescent to undergo
the fatigue Of travel; and. We doubt not that
the remarkable bygienic phenomenon will ap-
pear that invalid soldiers with Black Republi.
can inclinations have invariably greater re.
operative powers than their Democratic com.
rades.-N. Y. Neps, Oct. 20.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31

IT 10 said that the prsisie fres during the
high winds Of October n, did more damage in
Kansas, b., burning fences, crops and hay, than
sllihetsxes levied in the State during the
last year, viii amount to. y The fences on the
road between Big Syringe and LsWrsnce, are
mostly destroyed. A large amount of corn in
tho helds' aay Id the stacks. sheds, barns. etc.,
we're burned up. Most Of the farmers lost
from $500 TO $500.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31

NKw MkpIoAL DISCOVERY. - BnL's BPIciyIo Pills,
for the speedy and permanent Cure Of Sexual Diseases
Urethral Discharges elect, Seminal Weakness, Nightly
Emissious, lncontnence, Impotence, Genital Debility
and Irrabllity Gravel Structure and Affections OF the
Kidneys and Bladder, which has been used by upward,
Of one hundred physicians, with entire mccess buper
seding oubebs, oepsiba ospules, or any compound
hitherto known. ii'7 S
BELLs srEcUIc PnLs are speedy In action, efecting
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Ono Dollar.
DR. BELLS TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAK.
NESS, Self Abuse. Loss Of Power, Impotence, Prema-
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containing important advice to the afflicted, BENT
RRHn. Blk GENTS are required TO pay postage.
sent secure from observation and conhdentialIy BY
mall, postpaid. on the receipt Of the money, By
J. BRYAN, MD,
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Sold by all Druggists.
\ -]e n. soANLAN 4 co.. Agents, Cincinnati.
TIM RurirrH THousAHD. .-Dr. Bells Treatise on
Self Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and Loss Of
Emishons Genital Debility etc. etc., pamphlet II 50
pages containing important advice to the afflicted and
which should be read BY every sufferer the means Of
cure In the Beverest stages u plainly set forth Sent
secure from observation and o0nhdentialy by mall on
receipt Of two stamps 10 pay postage, etc.
J. BRYAN, N. D., d.
20 Cedar street, New York.
march3o6 -dGweow1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
w o Cd & Pc r OF,
lI86 RIDGE AVENUE,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.

ORRER RoR SALE upon the most favorable Terms,
" NEW and BHAUTIfUL DESIGNS In great variety
OBs, etc., Of Wrought and cast Iron, and GALvAN-
IZND IRON and BRASS TUBING; IRON VENAN-
DAHe, BALo0NIHe, STAIRS, COUNTERS, R0UN.
TAINg, GATES, O0LUMN6. HIToHING POSTS
LAMP STANDS, vABEs, TABI,RH, FL0WBR STANDS,
SOFAS, CHAIRS, hTATUARY, ANIMALS, and ali
other Iron Works Of Decorative character. Designs
forwarded for selection. Persons applying for kame
will please state the kind Of work needed.
nept6-d3m. W tl ear.. b
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31

The account telegraphed from Boston pa.
per few days sgo that the insurreotiOn In
81. Domingo had been suppressed, proves to
have had no foundation In fact, On the con-
tfsry more general hostilitysis manifested,
and the Symphonic Of disafsciiou are more wide,
gpssad, eros @s'e) ~ a'a ''s '''q ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
THE OHIO ELECTION.
The Home vote--oaicisI!

The following is the official abstract Of the
home vote. By counties. given In Ohio, on the
18Th Of October, 1858, for Governor, Lleuten.
ante Governor, and Auditor Of Ssatei
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31

The Washington, Pa, RsuisU Is out for Gen.
GroReE B. MoCELLAN for President In 1864.
TIE sickness In the 9Ih Vermont regiment
has become 90 great, that out Of 800 men only 70
are able to oe on duty. In consequence, at the
request Of Governor Smith, Secretary Stanton
has ordered the regiment home.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
An Ordinance

Making au additional appropriation for repairs
and other sxoenses Of the Market House TO,
the year I863-64 g'r 2aCt IN
EeoI Be st ordained by the Olty Council Of the City
of Columbus That there be appropriated out Of any
money In the City Treasury not otherwise
the sum OF three hundred and nfy dollars for repairs
ard other expenses Of Market Houss and that the
be disbursed In the manner prescribed In the NTH SEQ
iion OF tho ordinance "deanng the duties Of the City
Clerk" passed May 25, 1857.
JACOB 'REINHARD,
President OF The City Council.
Passed Dot. 60. A. D., 1853.
Attest ]. J. FUNSTON,
City CLERK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to grade aud pave the orosa-
ipgs on the east side Of Fourth street betwee
North Public lane srd Gay street.
Section Be II ordained by the City Council OF the
city Of Columbus, (twothrds Of all the members con-
ourrng, That the crossings be graded and paved on
the east side OF Fourth street between North Public
lane and Gay street. In accordance with the plat thereof
on Ale In the Office OF he city clerk.
sec. 2. That all damages, costs and expenses arising
from the foregoing improvement shall be assessed and
levied upon the several lots OF land fronting sbuing
thereon In proportion to their feet front, unless here
after otherwise ordered by the city council.
]. RBINHARD,
r. ...-.y 81 r. President Of the City Council.
Passed Oct. 20. A. D., 1903
Attest: J. ]. FUNSTON,
City OleIk,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEu
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dve

q. rs THE BEST IN THE wosLD
The only Harmless, True 4 Reliable Dve
7a7,g w. CT known. faizrT .'-a
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This splendid Hair Dye is perteot-changes Red
Rusty or Grey Hair. instantly, to G9ossy B7ack OF
Natural Broom, without iDiurIog the Halr or stain.
Ing the skn leaving the BAir soi and Beautiful; I'm
parts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine
color, and recthes the III effects o, BAD Dyes Tho
genuine Is signed WILLIAM A BAronELOR, alR
others arc mere imltalloDs and should he avoided.
Sold by all Druggists, etc.
Factory NO. 81 Barclay slr0sG,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31

b Rcmovod, Erena his old OFFice.
Or. A. D. WILLIAMS, ". Broadway, near IIIgh ST.,
cStumbus, O., has devoted himself for series Of ysarp
70 the treatment Of certain private diseases. Hs may bs
eonmltsd at bis s1s' on srcsdwas, ssar ths 1rohazgs
Rayk,r q ni iitN W 'AI
anlodu ) iigAcs,sac
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
Paving Notice.

To oil whom Il may concern: r ..-
cT0l lQL51ll oIrY CLKRk's OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 20, 1853.
Notice Ia hereby given that pro oeedings have been in
stituted In the City Council Of Columbus for making
the following improvements. to wit;
for grading and lravelIhg Seventh street, from ihe
South side OF Long street to North Public lane
For srldng and paving the unpaved crossings en-
Front street, from Gay street TO North Public lane
The same TO no done In accordance with plais and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engineer and
hled In the Office Of the City CLERK. - :, 'l' iI
All persons claiming damages account OF said pro.
posed improvements are required to e their claims 10
the office Of tha Oily ocrk in writing on or before the
ifth cay Of December, A, D. 1868. =" ,-s a = .-70
J. ]. FUNSTON,
octs3.4w City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
PURE WINES. ',
PURE BRANDIEs.
PURE WHISTLES.
nsdicls" sswosss, for nls b,
a. tH wh. n. RBsTIp kux.
Strayed or Stolen.

"WEDNESDAY night, Dot elst, 1853, sorrel =, are
wv three years old last spring, with white stripe IN
tho forehead small name and rather light TALL between
fourteen and fifteen hands high straight bodied and has
never been marked by harness. Any one delivering
the said mare 10 the undersigned at New Albany Frank
lin county Ohio, will receive reward Of $40 co. or By
giving information 90 to her whereabouts reward Of
90 90 will be given. sAMUEL NREDLIs.
oct2i-d1w t.s f9 0I.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31
Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance 20 grade aud pave on Walnut
street irom Seosc street TO High street.
section. l. Be It ordained by the City Council Of the
city of Columbus. twothiIds OF Ill the members con.
ourring0 That the unpavcd sidewalks CUTTERS and
crossings be graded and paved on Walnut street from
Ecoto street TO High in accordance with the plat
thereof on Gle In the Office Of the city CLERK.
sec. 9 That all damages. costs and expenaes arising
from the foregoing Improvement shall te assessed and
levied upon the several lots of land fronting or
thereon In proportion to their feet 'front.' unless he
after otherwise or Tered by the olty council.
J. REINHARD,
.lj.l Prssident oIjhe Oity Council.
Passed Oct 90. A. D., 1863.
Attest: J.J. FUNSTON, 81 rtI 81 y
NO. --r H, City ClpIkst ,sLsF
oct30 ~ -L--.a N q -L.I-- m WV
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The Noyember EIectIoas.


The November Eiecticue.
ThefolloWing st.sss vii bold general cleo
nons " NevsmosE ~ NJ
Delaware, New Jersey,
Maryland, New York
Massachuaetts, West virginia.
Minnesota, wisconsin.
Taking them in the ord In which they are
Arranged anoye' We pegln WIN ..'.s.-s'' -.i' ',,s
A pxLAwARE, 1v,vr,,
vh,oh an the aeoond yIusaday In Noyembar WI
vote for 4 Rapr esentative 10 Congress IN place
of william Temple, decsssed, The candidates
are; o btdeasts,ass 1a
sD.mooystio. ~ ,i' al tsis Republican. !
=. ~. D.. $50 N.,h,n,., u a,,,,A.,s
ons'iss D'o"n' 1f N'nAn''' = 'i''''''''''
-ad r;s9 MAINLAND. '5 iaa'
The election IN this State takes place on the
hst "wednesday IN Novemper, ana .oere are 70
s'.naS ~ ou 20 Sa T.srd 0fsca and ava Rsnresant.
% st;vsa n n conUress % and msmbers of the Leeie-
istnrs. snbjeined are the nominatjoue that
have been made: e4 "a
D,moo,af;e. R,pnbEicaa.
a., p, C.,,-,,
Compwir mam'' "o'u''o'ousp'
CommisnT mr.
Land once' oeap'oA'
Members oil Co0greas rH
lat Dis.--J w Crisfisld. JAJ CresWel. lo.
% -r II Webster.
"a -lnos SWAMI mscI m Jaws
f!n TS1.mnns un ino%as'
ON Unss ol'e's'S M I,
D' nSrr's' S'' 7" '''ae"
hASsAoAusArre'
Tnis STATE wiz e,ec., On sne nss' ,ussuay ss,y ~
NovemDs,, e'a's onSe.s Ta sa. anu 10" A's''''''e
ano oan''u"'oe 'o' 'No
ts Do"ee'a"o' ntpHo'"a"'
Govern0r. n " p, pMIe. "a, nnu.s" MHsn
L'ent,.SSv. anae"' pl!l H1;n.. STS, ISyun, WS
Sec'y oi ota.e' Inncs' Uer srner'
stase lreaer' Tssesn MHS o,slh' r H..,nN Vn''''
Au. .'ens.M. o"De.se'' pe.s -; p".a
state Audisos' MOSES Da'es' hesi Neeu'
m,SNrsorI,
III. ., l., All. s,.,o ooorr, m tho oso.
ord n, asday In November. Subiolnod Ia n lat
Of tie nominations: o
Demosyatic, Republican,
o...,,,. HT ws,lss stsrhsn Mile,
1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31

.ae,I4Negaif oauH .WI00aIF
~ ea'G isses hef " gr6-zf.s~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31

s''l' ," 2 '''''I7'as l''''''g '.5l.5. 80. .s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31

On the first Thursday in November new
set of State officers will be chosen in Wiscou-
sin, for which the following are the candt-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-31

Majortes,..... 6l152 5e2o7
Total vote on Governor. ..........432 6Sn
Total vote on Auditor Of State. S35 437
bioughs ma1ority...... ...'......'."...'". 0l,Iox
Godman's majority. "........."...".,."... 1927
The vote for Auditor OF State Is fair average OF the
State ticket, after Governor.
, 1863-07-23
Sad DeaEi1 of n Young Negro
Girl.


On the 4t1, Of July, the coloTcd society
Which meets In the Arsenal Of the Washington
Artillery, and over which Scott, Il leader Of the
African population pseaides, vas preparing to
1ur1 out In procession: Scott is the ffesi.
dent, and lie has lo;g LOOKED with IN eye OF
fuyor en- coue;y ctIarea gill named Aucc
Rfcbsrdeon, and = tender passion strang =
!: between them. which had r!pcned toto love
for we be1ftEe it Is generally conceded t1at ne
: African race can lore rs other tolks do; and 1t
, was tpore than whispered among the cotoTed
] can1sels q the neighoorhood that Auue MAS
coon to b2come>Alrd. Scott. Scott VAS busted
: With makiEP his preparations tor the grlht
'p1ocession, when his lady-loye called At the
areenel,' excited By that feeling Of curiosity
aid pleas for euch hcenes, ~hlc1 u 50 P5e-
dominant in the hearts ofcolored nature. SRe
!convc' sed With him about the demonstration,
and came to the conclusion she would be de-
lighted to Eee the procession.
"6cott," said she, Urn run home and put
on ny best clothes, aud then come back aud
see yun start-so don't 60 ILL come ssott
gaze the pEomise, and of Anne started:
to uoye, but bis Lad, -loTe had not returned
To zee what detained her. Scott went over to
for al esptctant bridegroom! Anne lay
stretched upon the floor, the bride Of death,
with PIECE Of bread in one hand :tnd por~
tion Of her unmasticated dinner oetweea her
teeth Her fine white liuens, beautiful ca!n-
brio dress, and magnificent bonnet lay upon
tht bed, ready to be put on--but Anne wouid
need them no morei With spirit worthy Of
Roman. father, OF Grecian Stole, Scott stnoth-
cred hie ftefingsa ordered the body to be prop.
esly attended to. and then Returned to the pro
cession and fulfilled his duties a. ffealdeut
and Marshal.
The body Of Anne was conveyed to tug
Artenaf and hid out in ate. It remained