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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
LAtttfIFk AASsION, I
II ashington, Oct. DO I
Hon. Henr.u n. Hofmarl .

Mr. DKAR SIR; Tie Convention Of
Maryland has formed y new Constitution
for the State pabhic A meeting il
called for this evening at Baltimore. 10
aid 10 securing its ratification from The
people, and yoa ask word from me for
the occasion. ] presume the only feature
Of the instrument about which there il
serious controversy, is that which pro.
vides for the extinction of slavery. Ii
needs not to be secret, and presume
il no secret that wish success TO this
provision. | desire il on every consider.
alton. | wish ell men 10 Be free. /
wish the material prosperity Of the al
ready free, which l feel sure the exfinc.
ton Of slavery would bring. I wish to
see in process OF disappearing that only
thing which ever could bring this nation
10 civil war. / attempt no argument
upon the question Il is already ex-
hausted by the ADLER, better informed
and more Immediately interested sons Of
Maryland herself | only add that /
shall be gratihed exceedingly II the peo.
pie Of the State shall, By their vote, rati.
fy the new Constitution.
Yours truly, A. LINCOLN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

= BooSvILLE, Oct. IL, 1864
Editors Evansville journal:
This township goes Union, MOI less
than so nor more than 100 The county
will be Butternut By not TO exceed 100,
perhaps not more than so.
Yours, Isaac s. MooRK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
WANTED.

-,...tr IMMEDIATELY, A PERMANENT SITttA.
u. u FL y tou by disabled soldier, Circular sapSeT
sE rErt4 stationary engine, who can give the
rtfA- b best Of reference qualifications. Blooms
wanted for small family, II couyeBent
address W. II. HARDIN,
oetll-5t Fa t Evansville In1.
e nm WILL BE PAID TO ANY o ~
tote for a drafted Enquire At the store Of
John g. Hopkins before the 18th inst. o4-lpt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

PUTNAM CosSrx.-Greencast gives
Morton $50 majority, large gain. A
few more OF the same kind will endaager
Mr.. Voorhees, chances
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

srvKSTH DISTRICT. voorhes 2,l60 /;
Washburne 2,0s5. The Official vote
may beat Dan, which may the Lord
grant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

v WARRlcK COUNTY. town
ship gives Mcdonald for Governor 81
majority.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
P0seT CoantY.

The following is the vote Of Posey
county, official, aud estimated. The
majorities win not vary much from these
E1nras.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

VICE CouxrY.-The Union majority
in this county will be about 800.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

@No apology need be given our
readers we presume for devoting so
much Of our space to election returns.
Ihey are exceedingly interesting Just
nor. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR.. ]. 5. LOWER,
Physician & Surgeon.

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
II Evansville, oEsrs his Professional services 70
thA citizens Of ETzrsviIls and viciaity.
E% 0fcs and residence on Main street, oppo-
nIts new e. r. Depot. He viii b found At Brsuxh-
ton 4 Weo3ss Drug Store, on the corner Of Third
ana Main, from 70 10 eielssk A. H.. each day
yFs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

DAVIES CoUSTY.-Washington Pre-
ciuct gives Morton 95 majority.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

On Tuesday svening, oetohsr nth, after liuasr-
lag Hines. JOHN n. DUNCAN, at his rAsBdsucs
in Warriek county. sgad 70 years aud 2 months
lie will be buried 1t Oak HIIt Csmetsry. on
Thursday. tbs lsth. At one s'cl0ck Ths friends
and seaasla taness ars respectfully iavfsed 10 be
present
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
APPLES.
REAL-EsTATR FOR SALE.


II or p, UPPER ENLARGEMENT, IS BY
IL $50 fest, situate First street, between Null
barry and GEm.
Lot II, Upper EnlsFgsmsnt = By 80 feet. ait
EAte On Second strsst, between Nulbsrry and Gum.
Subdivisions 10, H. Il, Is. aud l8, ia 0uf-og ;.
Upper EnlnTgsments saeh Subdivision b=IpE 20
feet freus On c0waD street. aEd situzts between
sscoEi and Third Streets
Subdivisions Is, 1s, ~, Is, -. Asd - 10 sams
olt-l0ts each snb-3ixiziaB being - By $50 tsef
snd situate on. Third street. between Gum ana
Cawan a.
lot ;. block 8, Eastern Enlargement, % By JOG
fsst, fronting on Oak and Canal stFeets.
Lets . and Il, block :, BrHy's Rni&rgensHs.
Title NArFsntssh EaqRirp of
TH0s. 4. GAKYfN, o.
oeT-fwaeod BAKER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IL
Editors Evansville Journal:
Marion county gives over 6, 900 Union
majority Returns indicate that we will
have $4,000 to 10000 mAjority for our
State ticket.
We have made large gains over the
vote of 1854 ]. c. BuREEr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

We have received q complete as
sortnieAt of Fall and Winter Goods,
OF which q part are of the following
articles:
BLACK SILKS,
TAFFETA SILKS,
SEED SILKS,
DRESS SILKS.
COLORED VELVETS,
SHIFTING FLANNELS,
Sd OPERA FLANNELS,
SHAKER FLANNELS,
NOTIONS,
FANCY SIDE COMBS,
IVORY BACK COMBS.
BALL COMBS IN SETS,
WHITE GOODS,
LINEN GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
FRENCH H. ERTNOFS,
FRENCH POPLINS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
Wool DELAINES,
COLLAR BEADS,
BASKET BEADS.
/ GENTS SCARFS and TIES
SILK POCKET H'D'KFS.
EMBROIDERIES,
LACE GOODS,
EMBROIDERED HDKFs.
FANCY RIBBONS.
HOODS AND NUBIAs,
ZEPHYR Wool, all shades.
LACE H'DK'FS,
/ SHAWLS,
| CLOAKS,
CORSETS,
GRAPES,
DUPLEX HOOP SKIRTS.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
WHITE and Plaid Linseys,
WOODEN YARNS,
&C., &C., &c., &C. s.s
For Sale at the lowest Market Prtees.
]. T. as. A.. COOLIDGE
Eyass.II.E. sspssmler =. 1851
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
A Case Of Deafness of Twenty-ono
Years Standing Cured BY DR..
Bort, at the Buntin HouEs, Terro

To al whom IL NAV concern II. James ". Nor
ton, applied 10 Dir Bort some two weeks sieee, for
The restoration % my hearing. ! vas, previous 70
applying 20 him, 6eaf fsr twenty-ous years. 90 81
least sixteen years eoHld got bear person speak
uuisss said person was very Gloss 10 me. and k5l-
lowed loudly submitted ny eass 10 opsra-
tion under the charge Of DR.. Bort, who performed
the operation 10 few minutes causing bat little
OF ne pain, which imprssed my hearing almost
Instantly. DR.. Bort further prescribed certain
remedies, best known 70 simseiE again sisttsa
DR. Bort to-day, With ny heaslBg perfectly r.
stored. Also the ringing and hlsslng noise in ny
bead has ceased. and to thoss afflicted 10 like man
ner, would cay, BY aii means, eoHsait DR.. Bort,
and obtain BIS esudiS opini0H-
Signed this zlst day Of September, 1854.
JAMES W. MORTON.
p o. Addrsss. Hohtezuma, Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

FoR THE SouTH.-The new and ele-
CANT passenger steamer Mcclellan will
leave as above at the earliest practicable
moment. For freight or passage apply
on board
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
Still Another Case Of Deafness
Cured By DIR. Bort.

Cured Dy Ut. BorL.
To all sri0na IL may concern
!, YIN HALL, spplied 70 DR.. Bort this day. Sat
ardsF. sept 18th. for the restoration Of my hear
ing. YES. previeas % applying . hEm, deaf for
many years ] submitted my case 70 DR.. Bert for
an operation. who performed 10 IN few moneHts,
wblcb resulted IN the cofsplsis rsstorstion Of zy
hearing, and the eeaslug 81 the ringing aud buzz
ing toisss fn my head. To thoss afnieted IN ike
fasaDsr, I. should say consult DR.. Bort At one,
and obtain hss candid opinion.
sigHsd this 18th day q sept, 1894.
VIZ. HALL,
20. Address Ellsworth, Flgo County, Ind.
P. s.-Ny wife has also been afflicted with a
Bronchial affection for eleven yeart and has been
usider the professional charge u many physicians
- this city. and 0btaihsd permanent relief
until ehe consulted Dr.. Bort, Ut the Runtin
Henss, some twe weeks since, and shs has derived
nlore permanent relief under the treatment Of DR..
Bort than she has In the eIssen years previous.
Wa. HALL,
Walton Cottage, Ind.
sSr still another cass Of Deafness cured b. Dr..
Bort At the Buasin House. The esss E9s thSs II
Wm- HniIeu. Esq, Of Riley township, figo eonp-
Asis known, I have been serT deaf in both sars
for years. In this condition entered the ofHesef
DR.. Bort, at tbs Buutia Heuse, this Friday Morn-
ing, sept q. and submitted as case to an opera
tloa by Dr. Bort, which vas soo1 accomplished,
and that too without Iittle or any pain, ia lsss
than one hours time. While In Dr. Borf's oflcs
nv hearing was % scute that / could uneerssaua
esfnraon cenvsrsstBon. In justice 20 DR.. Bort,
ascrihe 70 him the praise for tbs skllfuI manner in
which be rendered asststsnes . my previous im-
usirhd bearing. WV. MULLEN,
Riley Township. yigo county.
P b. Address: Terse Haufe, Ind
Mr. Mullen Il sell sad favorsbiy known IN this
county, and those Nho doubt the trHth Of ne
above statement nay sasily satisfy themselves
Dr. Bort is daily receiving testimonials from,
parsons who reside IN this Community, who havst
bsen cared and are bsing benefited. DIR. Boa
chaslsngss any man IN bis profession to excel him
in the treatment Of those diseases he rnakss ID.
specialtiss, VIZ. all diseases Of the Ear Deafness
from the ssr, ringing and buzzfn1 n
the bead, all diseases Of the Eve. Esr- I.rng-
Heart. Threat, Gatsrrh dc 80
As nis stay must necessarily be limited. Il he
5ncs.
CONSULTATION FREE
Kxazin&tlen Fee zsds kaoxs al his oass.
= ths shsrwssd Esuss est7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
PIANOS.


The
Misses Lawrence
ARE AGENTS for EMggsos'e
- - yOsE's, and BRADBURYis cels-
bTAfsd PIANOS, which fbey are
they viii sell a naanufasfnrers' pEfcss
These Planes, fer durability, Uower. and rich.
ness Of tone ara unsurpassed HaaFs
The Bradbury Piano received seven first Pre-
naazns within four weeks in the months Of san
fenabsr and Octobsr last, and IL fsrnsus Tor lie
siasfseisyl briiisneys and bsaatIl ssaGiAg qsalas
Ihey are also exclusive Agents in this vicinity
for Mason Hamlinss Celebrated Cabinet Organs.
waaehs n araiity, Teluns Of tone, and power Of
expression, are Tar sapsrior 70 nsIodsons, harmo
ni1mss or any other rsed instrument.
They have just received three Of tbesa Organs st
their residence, on Water Street, first door below
Chestnut. iuBeI7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
s75 TO $50 PER MONTH

THE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE
Company a Agent in each county, to
eciicit orders for their SIS Machine, with
GAnge, Screw Driver and extra Needles. We VII
Pay liberal salary aud expenses, give large
eommission For particulars terms, &c. enclose
rg 8 Ast>np and address
r E r. 8. PAGE Toledo. o.,
Gen1 Agent for the United States
Esp27- 1mdkwSm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

GIBSON CoUxTx.-Tho following ma.
jorities ars claimed by the Copperheads
in Gibson county:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
CONSULTATION FREE /.

KxAzin&tlen Fee zsds kaoxs al his once.
81 the shsrwssd Esuss ash
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
SUBSTITUTES.

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL Be PAID
IL "a Ans QUE or four. whn will GO 50 substitutes
TOR drafted uea. Inquire At the store ef shank
Oct ls-ssdy ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
President LineOIn on the MARYLAND
Constitution.

BAlriaozE, Oct 10--A meeting was
held tonight in Monument Square, BY
the friends of the new Cons,itut;oa
Senator +" Ilsen was among the speakers.
The following letter from President lin.
celn was read
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
NOTICE.
REWARD.

WIFI. GIVE FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
4 for evidence sufficient to convict persons who
nav hereafter Be found hunting or shooting. ON
tsH SAnpara in Blackford's or Parrots woods,
or in the eastern suburbs II the city.
octs-awd A. l.. ROBINSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

We have on hand the largest and best assortment
Of the above goods. Our @hela stock has been Inn
ported since the Iat Of February, and are daily
receiving all The novelties appearing in Europe.
We have paid for these goods before the great adj
vance in gold, and sell al ths most reasonable
r=fes
Weeoiicit a share OF youF patronage. You will
huy from II you examine cur stock
China and CE0eksry Dealers wiiI.hnd i 10 fhsir
interest to call upon rs. jy5T-smd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-10

Edgar Anderson, Of East Franklin
a discharged soldier hung himself in
his wood shed recentiy-no cause as
signed.
The COO men Of The sth. not reen-
listed and home on furlough. are IN
camp at Algeers, opposite New Or
leans, under commmd of Maj. Bar
stow
Two boys we're drowned few days
ago il Molly's Pond Cabot, the boat
in which they were crossing having
capsized.
The body Of Chas. r. Briggs was
found ii the river below Mortified
village with severe wound on the
head When last seen be had
large sam Of money with him, for
which be is supposed 70 have been
murdered.
The barn Of John Morgan Of Eden
was lately destroyed vi fire together
with IL head Of cattle, ) shepp, 5
lambs, tons Of hay, and stock u
farming tools. No Insurance -loss
81 900. Three young men were ar
rested 90 suspicion q firing it, two of
whom were discharged on examine
ton and the third bound up for trial
al The County Court.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Atkinson, d
Neebary, recently celebrated tie six.
iielh anniversary Of their wedding
day.
Gen. Joseph Il. Mower, who bore
prominent part il tie recent battles
on the Rcd River, IS native q
Woodstock. Tie .Stanaard says lie
enlisted 81 tie age II III as private
in tie Mexican War, under the com
maHd Of Gen. Franklin Pierce, ard
after The war was over obtained
Lieaieaants commission IN tie regn-
lar army. When tic present war
broke out be Was . captain in The
FiFst Infanrg.
Hiram r. Merrill 81 Vest Charles
ton, who made az unsuccessful A.
tempt 81 getting I'D 81 his iile I've or
three years ago, tried j again ie@
days since mHh better saccesk being
found Bspenaed from tie arra, beam
Of bis barn.
lion. john 4. Caid Of Hyiepark,
a Leading member ii the bar afd
Senator from Lamoiile County. died
o. the ~ BY brain ieTr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-10

axih g tae bels SUM- The ete
per cert iaierc, payable in gold q
cqual g eight peg eeat ia carrcacy ~
,ae present prmlum. aad tie bonds
themselves afe Feaesmab'e ia geld.
These bonds are vouh tlfir lace
ualle Jbe governments stands. end &
tie government falls, property where.
ever invested = vouhless Persons
q capital here haze - opportunity e
assist ibe government BY making 3
saic investment q ilsir funds s. good
interest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-10

Cafiaia, eaa iless mtn can't nre nG
mere he eo,saa veat pp b tasa itFa
lie Shower etstet. sd tap3 d.sn 81 l'el
- wounded lls wakes 4aistly away
sven ve sore ordered back Theu eam-
meaoe3 sal sirs,-rnr pcaaaei tessiss
is tctakes 20 don't BE- g g iak-
e.. captain Ca98sia. can't yea lake
me away rlesss do" Ba, We ogald %
uottioe. anl lca al eur woun5el sxceF,
,ssh s. oaa'l "a away anaiaed Thea com-
mentel again ihe weary march for the river.
We wsyt hoars mHeliog 4 mile. The read
vas sc crowded piih wagons, bateriss, aud
mea sheu Way ID che rear, found
List P--, shot 10 tbs ace, and gave
him sems brandy BE seemed stupid and
drgvsy Captain aint yea going 70 iake
NE along "Neesuuot there Is 80 way
&c DO e. I had u leave bim, expecting
never % sec him agan Bat soos ancr
be got Up and Followed al tight the march
FOR ihe river Without any thing to eat Cor
two days, be at Inst found Capt. L---, and
was pst aboard onFof the steamers saved,
Daylight came at last, and twas gloouy
sight tefore rs We bad crossed White
Oak Swamp in ihe night aud lay down on
the other side thousands lay sleeping
every whore. WeWero reused up 70 "all
ia 70 commence again lie scenes ef yes
teriay. 50 it vs Slowly rttrcating ~
night, Sighting BY day-until we eane to
the welcome shore Of the river We found
rest there. ! still belong to our old Division
have been with il III many battles but
have bad no such ieuibIe close 6ghiiug as
we got OF Sayoge's Station
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-10

An appeal has been made il behalf the y
5. Sanitary Commission through the officers
Of the n +. Women's Association, tothe
ladies o. tbs section, urging upon them The
necessity 81 immediate action in providing
for the wants of the wounded soldiers who
are expected 70 Be placed in need q such as
sisAnce as the Commission affords tY The
grea, battles anticipated. Il is stated that
tbs stock 81 hospital clothing new On hand
weuld be exhausted by the requirements q
one great battle Is such a baitle has al
ready irausrirei, ana thousands q wounded
are being brought back &c the hospitals, ihis
appeal should receive due alieution.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-10
Ignoranee 81 EnglisA oalclals.

Ignorance 81 EngiiaA Onlciais.
|, is really 70 be wondered Al that
the ministers of nation whose affairs
are 50 closely interviewer wi b thoe
Of other raiioas aid whose provinces
are situated in all parts Of yle world.
should take 80 iiule pains to inform
themselves Of tie simplest facts Of
geography. In one Of Macaulsys
essays We read If an English minister
Of foreign affairs. q several year.
Standing, who danced around il as
ionishmen, and called ioF a msp,wheu
told that Cape Breton was an island,
And a lew days ago ia debate in
Parliament on tie German question.
Earl Derby TOOK occasion to observe
that Earl Russell was net ~ IN Lis
geography or be would know that the
Elder did NOT empty tito toe Baltic
Lord Rnssell whose temper Is nonc q
the best, snapped ont, ] never said
il did You saiA," replied Earl
Derby, that !, was impossible 70
send fleet 10 he Elder because the
BAlsle Vas % liable 10 be frozen Is
Winter Poor Russell sabsided with
Oommendable prudence. II Il were
10, ior The interests u ne Opposition
10 apply themselves. 10 the map iUF
dsr purpose of catching the ministry
IN debate Rlsse woah b danger thar
iheir nisiakts m'ehf pc uncsrrecic3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-10

Those q oar readers who are for
ianaie caoagh 70 have money to in
vest. VIII % well to aoiiee The adyer-
iisemeut u the 1910 bonds 10 an
oder column. This loan, limited 10
two hundred millions starts with a
popularity eqaal to that If tie 5--2G
loan. ana has already beea subscribed
for by tie people % che extent q ever
$50 600 200. beng meft ,lan ene
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-10

usn. vhs iaFfstsi % " aatih age,
eeag lass sssas ias aa@ 6 iaissea'iaa,
rss haud Is o. Hasek fifer at Pound :
g. aayt 49, S. ;he nsn ha4 moasy ia
~ possession . o. sire C BIS Disappear
auee and hs iseksh weie ,aruod oai aea
the teiy was aaas fal Play sssleoiel
Wsara Afrasl ~ MIA WooiafA ihAt
ths Hsis town q Lspdgrese INSIDE The
spring ESQ j. = asgle sasar, more
probatly ihaa va e.tf made ihere q any
pfe1ieus year
The Jamaica heather Company having
reser-iy qoaagpied Their stock, VIII son
baia large bsst shop se accommodate the
eeuesponiius hereas. Il business.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-10
lIInnLrnIrI. ~. 80.

MfhhLtEtEfs May l0h1.
Mn Enron The Spring Term Of our
College year elqsed Tuesday evening, April
26th, With an exhibition Of the Junior Class
As expected on such occasion, the weather
was rainy. The pleasant spring-like days,
that gladdcned VS. during the middle Of
April, gaze rise to both hopos aud fears
hopes, that We might enjoy gladstone day
fears, that our fine weather was To give
place to dark, dreary bearing clouds.
This year proved 10 exception 70 the general
rule, and drilling rain set in about dark,
making il extremely unpleasant for tlcse
who attended. Despite the unfayorable time
the College chapel Nas crowded hardly
standing room was left and the frequent
applause attesled the appreciation with
which the exercises we're received A neW
feature was introduced this year usually
the whole class performs, but only half the
class appearedon the stage. This was done
in ordg that the persons selected might he
enabled to write longer orations, thereby
rejecting more credit both on themselves
and the class.
The speakers showed BY their pieces that
they had taken pains to make the exercises
pleasoui, and doubt not all that were pre-
sent win agree with me in saying it was the
best junior exhibition that has taken place
for some years,
II would be difficult for me to partcu-
larize, and praise individuals where all did
so finely. The class is one Of marked abii-
ty and their conduct hitherto is sufficient
evidence that any thing hey undertake viii
will BE- done VEL The usic Was very good.
The performers were Messrs lclmberg.
yiolinist, and Mietzke, pianist The simple
announcement Of their names youches for
the excellence Of the entertainment. en-
close programme Of theexercises Hoping
this brief communication viii meet your mp
prevail remain yours,
Il. n. II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-10

lrsws.- Ii. Thomas Hall a native q
IissHirgiln, sad bepbsw # E1-Goy. Hall,
tal q, The tme q IS death, a resident u
Hoa.ek Falls, and menter q the 38h New
York regiment, wss mortaily wounded ID
ihs battle Al Pleasautiliil and died seen after
- 8 body Supposed ia le ihai 81 81 ir.st
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-10

4 lev days since Mrs Nathaniel hilju,
Of Jamaica, blind hdy 81 years IL age,
while Aloue Ia Der house, LEI some Gre fall
into her lap fron ibe piPe she vas smoking
setting Der dress 81 Gre ard causing in5u-
res q which she died 10 two or three days.