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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-17
OBITUARY.
ICOMMUNlCATED |

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DIED-At the residence Of his son
in llockingtownship, Fairfield county
Ohio, on December 9TH, 1863 Mr.
HENRY INGMAN, aged 81 years
months and % days.
The deceased was born in Frederick
county, Maryland, August 18th, III
and emigratcd to Berkeley county
Virginia, about the year 1895; an
from thence to Ohio, in the fall of 1901
and settled on the farm on which he
died, He was soldier in the war o
1872, and rendered efficient service al
Fort Meigs in 1913, In the year 83S
his wife preceded him to the spirit
world, since which time until his
death he resided on the home place
with his son Henry e who, with his
kind family cherrlully and pleasantly
administered comfort to him and sup
piled all his wants He was dcvo-
ted and exemplary member Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church for fifty
years, and to those who knew him Il
waymark to Heaven. For the last
six years of his life lie was the subject
of much, and painful atllction produ-
ccd by cancer on his hand; and
amidst all his suffering, he was never
heard to murmhr or complain; but on
the contrary always manifested cheer
fulness, which trait of character was
prominent with him, and was the
legitimate result of close walk WITH
God. Thus through long an weary
pilgrimage, he accomplished the OBJ
jcct for which he was born, aud quiet.
Iy laid down to sleep amid the full
light of the Grace of God; and aItho
in this world he suffered tribuation;
which is the promised heritage of the
Christian, yet when evening came it
was light. He was the father of /
children, 8 of whom are living, 81
living grand children, and As great
grand children, and a large and respec.
table circle of relativesand friends, who
atho' they mourn his dep rrture, are
constantly reminded that, being dead
he still speaketh, saying to them fol-
low me, as followed Christ. G.
DIED-In Baltimore, Ohio, on Mo-.
day, Dec. IA, 1868, after long AMI
painful illness, GEORGE Prentice, aged
10 years, months, and ID days
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ar ECRUITS FOR THE I7th.

Lieutenants L. w. BABNEs, J. B Ev-
ERsoLE and W, H. WALKER, have Just
arrived from the 18th Regiment and
opened recruiting office, in ]. N. LIT
TIES Saddlcr Shop, on Main Street,
Those wishing to volunteer in the gal
liant old 17th, and to secure tho large
bounty offered, should give them call.
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War Meetings.

Captain WIDENEu and Lieut.. LEIB,
will hold recruiting meeting as follows;
At Lithopolis, on Tuesday Evening,
December 22nd. |"H".
At Oakland, Wednesday Eve. 23rd.
At Sugar Grove, Thursday Evening,
December Gath.
At Bremen, Saturday Evening, De-
cember Goth.
Good Speakers and music will be in
attendance. Turn out everybody.
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The superhuman Spirit and Power of
our TrOOpk.

An officer in Report to the Wan
Department, thus describes the storm.
ing Of the Ridge in the great 6attTt
before Chattanooga on the 26th ult,--
We are in the midst Of events, and
deeds, and intcrposit ons OF the gods
which outdo the granlest things in
Homer:
1.-The storming of the Ridge by our
troops was one Of the greatest miracles
in military history. No man who
climbs the ascent by any Of the roads
that wind along its front cln believe
that $4,000 men were moved upon its
barren and crumbljng face, unless it
was his fortune to witness the deed. 1t
seems as awful as visible interposi-
tion Of God. Ne'ther Generals Grant
nor Thomas intended it, Their orders
were to carry the rife-p pits along the
base Of the Ridge, and cut off
their occupants; but, when this was
accomplished, the unaccountable spirit
of the troops bore them bodily up the
impracticable sleeps, over the b. blistling
rifle pits on the crest, and thirty can
non enflading every gulley. The Or
der to storm appears to have been given
simultaneously by Generals Sheridan
and Wood, because the mon were not
to be held back, hopeless AS the at
tempt appeared to military prudence
beside, the Generals caught the inspi-
ration Of tho men, and were eady
themselves to undertake impossl bill
ties"
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

Il compounded from the most effectual anti.
dOtes that medical science has discovered for
this afairting distemper, and for the cure of the
disorders it entails. That it il far superior 10
any other remedy yet devised is known by all
wo have given il - trial. That It does com.
bine virtues truly eXtrlordinary in their effect
upon this class Of complaints is indispufaby
proven by the great multitude Of publicly
known and remarkable cures it has made of
the following diseases Kings Evil or
Glandular swellings, Tumors, Erup-
tions, Pimple5, Blotches and Sores, Fry.
ipelas Rose or St. Anthony's Fire. Salt
Rhsum, Scald Head, Coughs from tu-
berculous dspo7it' in the lungs, White
Swellings, debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Syphilis and
Syphilitic Injections. Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
series Of complaints that arise from impurty
OF the blood. Minufe reports Of individual
cases may be found in AYERS AAERTcAs
ALMANAC, which is furnished 10 the druggists
for gratuitous distribution. wherein may BE-
learned the directions for its use, and some Of
the remarkable cures which it has made when
all other remedies had failed TO afford relief
Those cases arc purposely tnkcn from all Sec
tiuns Of the country, in order that every reader
NAV have access 10 some one who can sIeak 10
him Of IT'S benefits from personal experience.
Scofula depresses the vital energies and ;lms
leaves lis victims far more subject 10 disease
and its fatal results than are healthy consti.u.
tons. Hence it tends to shorten and does
greatly shorten, the average duration Of human
life. The vast importance Of these considera.
tons has led US to spend years in periecting
remedy which il adequate to its cure. This
we now offer to the pubic under the name Of
AYERS SARsAPARiLLA, although il is CON-
posed Of ingredients, some of which exceed the
best Of SdrsIrariDd in Alternative power. BY
its aid you may protect yourself from the suffer.
ing and danger of thes. disorders. Purge out
the foul corupiions that rot and tester in the
blood; purge out the causes Of disease, and
vigorous health will follow BY its peculiar
virtues this remedy stimulates tie vital func.
tions, and thus expels the distempers which
lurk within the system or burst out on any
part Of il.
We know the public have been deceived by
many compounds Of .SUsaJ driiu, that promised
much and did nothing but they will neither be
| deceived nor disappointed in this. Its virtues
have been proven by abundant trial, and there
remains no question Of IFS surprising excellence
for the cure Of the affecting diseases it is in.
tended TO rearh Although under the same
name, 1t Is very different medicine from any
other which has been before the PEOPLE, and is
far more effertual than any other which has
ever been available to them
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Lssson.in Mns,o.

Miss NJ Darst desires to teach q
class in vocal and instrumental music
She would like TO commence the lst
OF January, and feels confident she
can give satisfaction.
Lancaster o., Dec. II, CO.
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Ladies soldiers Aid Society of New salem

EDlToRs GAZETTE The ladies Oh
New Salem and vicinity have organi-
zod a society for the benefit of the sol.
dicrs, and shipped from Lancaster on
Wednesday; December 9th 1863, 4 bar.
rels.and 2 boxes. Barrel No. l con.
tanning applesi No 2 containing sour.
lirout; No 3, 2t cans of fruit, > pack
ages ofhops, and lob Of driol fruit
No, 4,.17 cans of fruit, half bushel on
ions; Box No. l containing towels
l3 pairs Of drawers, 105 handkcrchirfs
? sheets, l pair pillow cases, 50 Shirts
| box of lint 20rOls of bandagcs, c
packages Of hops; No 2, peck Of on.
ions. and 4 packages of hops, Alb fruit
AM , gallons applebuttcr.
KATE WISEMAN,
- C5.i ~
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MARRIED.

On Thursfa =, De cubcr 10, 1868 at
the residence OF Mr. John Johnson, by
the Rev. Hnry Gostncr, Mr.. MoaRls
IlowLER. Of Perry County, Ohio, and
Miss HANNAH S JOHNSTON, Of Fairfield
County, Ohio.
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CHRISTMAS TOYS

All kinds of Christmas Toys for
children of all sizes can be had at
GEORGE BURBURRY's. Give him a call
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Fernando Wood offered resolution
in theHopse on Monday, to appoint
Peace Conventions to treat with the
rebels 1t was tabled by thirty-nine
majority.
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HOUSE and Lot for Sale or n.n,.

A. W. NElBLlSO offers for sale his
house and lot, located on Columbus
Street, for sale or rent. See Adyer-
tisement.
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Holiday Giftsl

Go to JOHN L. TUTHILL'S Book
Store, in. Green's Block, where you
will find ar elegent assortment of
Photograph Albums, Manuscript AL
buns, Presentation Books, Ladies
Satchels, Portmonies, Gold Pens, Card
Cases, ANIMALS, Portfolios, and other
Gifts fof-the HOLIDAYS. 2w
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contamination ia variously causedsby mcrcurial
disease, low living, disordered digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and above all, by
the venereal Infection, Whatever be il. origin,
II is hereditary in the constitution. descending
" from parents TO children unto the third and
fourth generation :" indeed. it seems to he the
rod Of Him who says, " will visit the iniqui.
ties Of the fathers npon their children" The
diseases which it originates take various names,
according TO the organs it attacks. In the
lungs, Scrofua produces tuberces, and finally
Consumption; in the glands, swellings which
Suppurire and become ulcerous sores in the
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro.
duce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver com.
plants; on tho skin, erupiive and cutaneous
affections. These all having the same origin,
require the same remedy, viz. purifcaton and
inyigoration Of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distempers leave you.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you can.
not have health with that " fe of the Rejh !"
healthy, you cannot have scrolulous disease.
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Tie democratic" Fair.

The Executive Committee of the
Fairfield Euttclrut Agricultural
Society was announced to hold Il
meeting at the Mayors Office on las
Saturday. We suppose arrangements
were made for another great success
next fall.
We have waited patiently for the
publication ofsomc documents relating
to the last Fair but we have seen no
list Of premiums. awarded, and no
TrcasurGrs Report. Come, gentlemen,
don't be ashamed topubish the figures.
Everybody knows the last Fair was Il
great success, in spite Of the "Aboli
tionsts." " But we want to sec the fig
ures. Let the people know how well
the "Democracy' can succeed without
the aid orthe Union men. Show the
people how easily and successfully par
ty hatred and a few little offices can
run an institution into the ground.
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DEATH OF MAJOR BuTTERFIELI

Just before going to press we learn
that dispatch has been received an
nouncing the death of Major B. F..
Butterfeld. He was a gallant officer
and his death will cause profound re
gret among his many friends.
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RELIEp ron THE POOR.

caster and vicinity, held at the City
Hail on Tuesday eve, December l5th,
1863, the following business was trans
acted. A Soliciting Committee, to
consist of four gentlemen from each
ward was appointed, with directions to
thoroughly canvass the city, and take
up subscriptions and contributions for
tie relief Of the poor, that committee to
be filed by the following named per.
sons:
FIRST WARD-P. Rising, Josiah
Wright, X. Fritter, and John S. Bra
see.
SECOND WARD-Thomas Sturgeon,
c. Dresbach, V. L. Shaw, and John A.
Hunter.
THIRD WARD. r. Mumaush Josh
ua Clarke, J. NJ. ConnelI, and Il G.
Kreider.
FOURTH WARD-J. C. Weaver, Jacob
Hite, B. f. Reinmund, and George
Carter.
The meeting appointed Robert Reed
Treasurer of all its funds and proper.
U.
The following named ladies, who
have heretofore been acting in II similar
capacity, were appointed a Relief Com.
mittce, viz:
FIRST WADD-Mrs. J. F. Reinmund
Mrs, Alvah Perry, Mrs Philip Rising
Mrs. Aaron Ebright. Il.
SECOND WARD-Mrs. Philip Dope
Mrs C. Dresbach, Mrs. Mallory, Mrs
Whtny.
THIRD WARD-Mrs. Kreidcr, Mrs
Duval, Miss Matte Conncll Mrs Theo
dore Tong.
FoURTn WARD-Mrs. Hutchins, Miss
Rebccca Rice, Miss Kate Church, Mrs
DR. Shaw
And +,o vootirr di.oo,od 4ho+uc
Troosursr .houla distrihrto tbo roIi,
fund and rronortr 70 como into HI.
hands lo,,r,,,.s hor.o,.o,. s,l,;oot .oL;,
corof,I Ii.crotior rro, orJors to i,
drawn ~ hin, h, o',,,. o,o of.nil,,J;o,
e,on, o;,,,o, ar Ala ,,.ul n.1.I:.,
ofon,h ,,.,nd 60 a5a;,.a,,,o ,,n4 o,,a -,
thoir rrnbor who is ,o dr,u srch or
Jon,
1.-,--,.,,.
r,oda % ,,o+ -, p,Ef l,.ooa,.;.. e.,
tbe 1,o,rneljn IF HocL;oo - T,ooJ,,
Iyle oo,5 ioot,,t IN ,rh;,h -, Lao LooS
% l;ho,,llu doao or,a,,.h,,a ,rSs ,,,,o,
,,,ro,,s e,nn,ons of ,Iis ,,,,.,sl;n t,r
Ln,a or on,,or,rn;,,. 60 L,n,. e ,Io;,
.1n,,a,,,,., ! ,..,, g.. .,,'t;.o. :.
49,, ,..,,,. % ,,',.,o y,
flo, ,L;, cl,;,,+ ,,,,,. L o,,,,,,,,1 , ,
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Sold BY all druggists everywhere.

E'".'S..hI sUHsAsuEp 4H.4tn Try.
INHE above Seminary, Uritad with the Hygiene.
u Home Cure, Is an Institution Of lc1r5;!r5 the
presents 10 all blt more nn''ai!y 20 lry Ius, TIE
opportunity OF scouting thorough Z llcat 'u, and
Of improving Their ply r'l 'H-r- ~ the sumo tine,
nnt iorless money th1u trc''GcIt alone would cost
Them lt Any other Water Cure
For Particular sanl tor nj ntriaT, a-l -nr1e.io
that tho ncy; Annual Term ri n. ri-s~n0t township
-e'n narywli commence on AIDNUAi. MARCH ~,
~ !, \. D. Is 3d. IN consist of 40 weeks d led IN:
Three sessions. ls follows:
summer session ,rnm VI rah the 3eh 70 Jtne lyt
1881. Twelve w-rks tr''ion 81 Hav,-ior I"woaks.
Fall Se'' on. from A'gsstl-t e. N-ycnnar the 2yt
1853. Twelve weeks tut on s.. Novs".iiou.
Winter Session, from Novn'nNcr y l. lsB u hG,r
18th lSA. Sixteen week, tuition S.
Tuition must Ae N71 n Vance ''lrou hv u1tc
ant No rcilrlou viii ho made ~ H-couutof absence.
r5j-Bo1r-ing, consisting o t1rin 'nors tool, frat
md vegota los VIII he iurn shed ~ the prn'Ipa.s .,
- nor Vnoll.
rs-l vo also purchased Piano, ard SO ,urnd tbs
services ot PrctcSorC. riNrIogE to instruct On
IN shr Piano. and ohar iv7;rrm ng fpusn. on roa.
sonable terms. DrIo>EPt 'EENtN pr,nrr-l
and ABRAHAM FREED Assistant
February 90, lsjt-lyj0
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PtNSBONr

Are aloyod ~ MI soldiers who have been disalsd IN
any degree, by mis- or diaeaae wha IN the service
in thelne Of dutyto widows Of deceased soldiers-to
rrplRn sisinrs cr widowed mother depenleat o. lie
deceased sold sr Tor support.
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BOUNTY MONEY.

Evp:y soller who has served two yoars. IL entitled
" slOJ Bounty Every Soldier discharged by reason
ofwounds received in hae s entitled 70 81 ui Rounts
ETery soldier easted aitcr Jolly ls' lss2, and Jis.
ch'rge1 bc,ore arvins two years, ia entitled 70 S2S
Ron1ty. The willow Children, Father Mother, or
to the L5Sye pou.t.as
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THR neculiar taint or

TaR peculiar taint or
Infection which we call
ScRoFuLA Turks in
tie constitutions Of
multitudes Of men. Il
either produces or. is
produced By an en-
feebled, vitiaicd state
Of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in.
| competent TO sustain
jthe vital forces in their
| vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
> fall into disorder and
decay. The scrofulous
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PAY n Hual paDers are corre tly made ont We can
have the money ir hand in fo1r dlya from the time
the pnper7 ere del ve.ed 70 us. Soldiers who have
arrears u pay duo them from the GoTcram, ut will do
well IN coll IN Ms, re csn collect the money for
lnDch less than vii cost N 70 Columbus. or else.
WhcFr Guf 'nurh foonnr than the State Pay Agent
can coll.c; Ihe!r money
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First NAHIONAL BANK or LANCAs-
TER---CERrIwICATE or AUTHOR.

TER---cERrIwICATE OF AUTHOR.
ITY.
TREASURY DErARrurNr, OrrrcE OF CoMr.)
TRuLLrG M rHE CURRENCY, )
W sh ngton, De-. lst, 1881
VNTHEREkS, by satisfactory evidence presented to
wv III" n crs glcl, il has been made to appear
thlt "rhc First NttOnl Bank or Llncastnr," in tho
county oI Faril aul state o Ohio. has hccn duly
orgrnznd un or, MI acaor ling t1 tho requirements
Of thea ot Congress, cnt'tln "An at to provide
NHtOn'l Curren' ", secured by pledgc or United
sto"s stocks, ahd 70 provide for the cir rllton and
redemption thereof" approved February 2h, ls 3, and
has comrl oaMh III the PROV ons Of said act re1ur-
cd tohc .omplcd with before commencing the bus;.
ness o! Bnl;ng;
Now, therefor, Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller Of
tn" CTr'hy do hereby certify thlt the said First Nj.
tonal Rank Of Lancaster, county of Fairfield and
state orOhio Is outhor zcl to commence the business
Of BNnling under tho act ctafrresoid
In testimony whereof witncss-my hand and seal of
Office this first dHv nj December, 1879.
IsEAL.l HUGH MrCULLOCH,
Dec 1877 3m Comptroller ofthe Currency.
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To the People Of Fairfield County.
Wc rfr pc-.0ls'lS ncgHs.n.ed r.th R. " CLARKE,
Esq AMI nnl.oTc hiin 70 Le hcue.' and capable. Wo
cAcrrfls recommend iin % orr friends Of the l7th
Reg proper pcr10n 20 attend 10 the collection
Q. 7olilo.s ClHul boci; f'y, Rmlnty, Pensions,Sc.
john y Cpnnaii. Colonel l7th Riginnrt o. "
VI. T. 4 ore, L.-it"nont Colonel 18th Reg. o. VI.
- 4. j. D.-ia. Al a:fnt 18th 0Eo:.
p-uitl Kutz.
Csrtain b. 2. prtt0rdell, Coiad'g Co. A. 18th O. Y.
I.nntauau' J. r. Arrny.
Cantsin Ezra RiclI't', Company T, iT,t Reg.
ia-u.nrar' y. Osgil van
= ". s. n"heo.rh. C.p'.r Company 2.
4. ?. san ro0t. II Leuiensrt Company 3.
Hl'-u n Purh, I'd L.rc'rn-,t company g.
4. orVou. C7r.siN C0nrsvv 7. l7:h 0hin.
10 Enles, III ! e''"'iaG,, Company l7,h Chic.
J. Il. -. Csr'1ir Company L, 17ih Ohio
=. ?. Crll.ns . 7. .ru'rrtn'
. 7. pa'nrs, ha5i7'au' Q t'r:"r master lT'h Ohio
2. u. Sh1Ico~a. Capt10 c1innNny O. l7.h Ohio.
CsD'.r 2. Y r'rr"" Connanv D. i7th Ohio.
l'r-'erH.' T. v Ts',H. C7rn-anv D nth Ohio
I'"rs'a' N, . p. T-,14'. CIR pA1y 18th Ohi0.
Lancaster June Is lsJ2 -IZ.:
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ito TO T..


And s1lI ai7aH ynu. FREE or I'll tkGr, and send
yco 'ilHEs eifh instruction. for filing them up, 80
;..-i you can prepare Jour claim without trouble
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Refer &c:
agftlu ry. Rsrlcers; Hulisf Daugcr.v A;torneyS:
T.. u. W5ynnlsb, Pension Surgeon
PI;TsECa5 LASDIEo, TEEsLssEI,
May, l5C3.
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The roonsr gnu inotn yorr application, the sooner
yOl " Il gri y6.r money. Ii Applica'on for Pension
Mt 'nrin shin year from the date of discharge,
-eAr.y pension is lost.
semcmber the EincCi
L ~ CLARKE. CrA'N AGLxr: Ofiee-Sotith aide
NaE street, rGliDsi.e Block, LaneAltsr, Ohio.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-06
Terrible Tragedy.

The community was startled on last Tuesday
evening, on learning that solomon Hushaw. an
old and respected citizen of This 'ounty had com
mitted suicide by shooting himself through The
head with a pistol, in africa
There has been much said in relation to the
cause that induced the rash act OF Hushaw, and
we are sorry TO see that Republicans are trying to
make political capital for themselveS out of his
death. by asserting that he was a member of the
Knights of the Golden Circle and had made rev.
Citations EXPOSING their designs, and he killed
himself 10 avoid personal harm from the mem
bers of that order. all OF which are utterly false.
Mr.. Husaw was at this place visiting Mr.. Trul-
linger. County Sheriff. on the Sunday before his
death, and he said in a conversation with Mr..
Trullinger, that he was going To leave the couP
Try. and would probably be gone a year; that he
bad made provisioss for his family, and the rez
son that he was going away WAS. that John Hav-
elm. a neighbour OF his, who isa Republican, had
conhdentially told him as a friend, that the Re-
pnblicans were going to rise 10 M a couple OF
weeks and destroy tie leading Democrats, and he
wished that Hushaw and old man Swank and
some others he pamed, to leave the country, so
that they might escape, and from the fact that he
took his lie on the next day after he left here, it
is evident that the revelations made by Havelin
to him, whether true or false, made him insane,
and consequently caused him TO murder himself.
Ii Havelin made the statements as told by HUI
shaw, and there was no foundation for them, we
do not envy his feelings, knowing that they
caused the death of an estimable citizen.-lCov-
ington Friend.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-06

An order from the A~diutant General.
The following order" is exultiagly published
in the Concord New aampshire) Democrat, an
ultra Abolition paper:
War DEPARTMENT. ADJ. GENERALS OFgIcEl
Washington. March ID, 1868.
Special Order. No. Il9-fErfracf
"a. By direction of the President the following
officers are hereby dismissed the service Of the
United States: Lieutenant A ]. kdgerly, 4th
New Hampshire volunteers, for circulating Cop
perhead tickets" and doing all in bis power %
promote the success of the Rebel cause in his
State.
By order Of The Secretary Of War.
L. THoMAs, Adjutant General.
To the Governor OF New HsmpshEe-
The "Copperhead" ticket alluded to received
four thousand votes more than he Administers
ton or Republican ticket. Ii seems to be a
crime, therefore, in the eyes of the Administra-
ton, to sympathize with the majority Of the peo-
pie Of the loyal State Of New Hampshire
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-06

only be drawn out Of the Treasury in pursuance
70 appropriations made by law. If the Legisla-
ture fails 60 make appropriations the Constitution
provides a remedy for the failure. 1t provides
Tor the very contingency which has occurred.
The Governor has the right to convene a special
session of the Legislature whenever. in his opin-
ion, the public welfare shall require it. He has
no right whatever to carry on the State Govern
ment, only in subordination to Law. IF our Con-
%stitution has any vitality. he owes the same obedi-
ence to law rs the humblest citizen. If he had
exhausted all constitutional remedies to relieve
the State from its endorsements. then there
might be some apology fer assuming the respon-
sibilities which he proposes. Buth has not. When
the Executive of the State boastfuIly sets at de-
iance the restraints imposed upon him by the
Constitution and the laws, it is an example which
may lead to general anarchy. If those whose
duty it is to see that the laws be faithfully exc
cuied become v~iolators of law themselves, the
effect must be to loosen. to weaken the authority
Of government upon and over all. 1t is well for
the conservative men of all classes to think of
this matter. There will be but little security for
property and life when the obligations Of the Con-
s~titution and laws are disregarJed. and the people
act upon the conviction that there is a law or that
there are obligations higher than the Constitution.