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The New York herald., 1864-10-21
Cen. Asbc:h's Expedition into Florida.
Letter PROM FLORIDA.

LETTER PROM FLORIDA.
from the Richmond Whig oct. 1871
few DAYS aro we published Governor Milton's des-
patch and such other information az had reached OF
tie affair at Mariana. Through the Mobile Reciar,
received ,b,s morninr We obtained the following par
tio4rs, from source which the Register says is per
iecy relias's Tho Yanfees VINO m.eS tho ,aa were
dearly for his trip Ho has got beck with three wounds
IN his person, one in tho arm which 10 be amputaed
one tho shoulder and third Ia the lowo Jaw, Anork
ing cut several teeth. 10 ost thirty rlnc men killad
and soveDty.G were brought back wounded. HIS
epos wcro three hundred head q cattle. AZ harsnna
the people fougn. him bravsy even tho women taking
hand ard firing at h,m from the windows Of the houses
70 charge and they refused He then Put himself At The
head OF her regiment charged and was shot down.
al al warisnns. me church was burned The cssuAtles
AM M our own people ~ Marsnna reported n the
Geors Ia papers at SIX killed and seven wounded.
Pnrolsd Prasoners-The Cartel Resumed.
rrrom The Richmoud Examiner. Oct Ia
Tho frr OF truce eteamor WD. Alison Will carry 70
yana sns morning between four hundred ana Eve hun
drsn sick and wounded parcled prisoners TO 80 North
Amone them Ia Lieutenant Colonel Burnham, who has
been twicc q prisoner In our hands.
The prisoners al Castle Thunder have been deprived
Of Tho rich from oassds hs y rson
We have good authority FOR s.ypg tns cartel VAS Sssn
made to exchange Immediately tan thousand iankce
prpo ers at Savannah Ca, aud Captain Hatch win lsAvs
In a few dsys 70 snporintond the whole anair.
Owing 20 tho reduction OF clerks Va the Richmond Poes
ONCE because Of the duties In the frout the delivesy
departneut will be open from ton A. ~ until twelve n,
and from four TO six y Only three ds'as are nov
allowed.
Assembling OF the Rebel Con Eress.
fFrom tho Richmond Examiner, Oct. 10
fhe Confederate Cong Will assemble 81 Rcsmonc on
Monday, November 7, 1854.
The Disposition SHADE OF Union Desert-
ers by thc Rebels.
fFror the Richmond Examiner, Oct TO-
ro bnndred ARA seventy eight Yankee desorsors, who
came into our n.s under tho ailuremon,s Of especial
Order No 05" were srrcd yesterday lor point whnn
.her own Ines through which hey oan psss ard tread
ysn.ee so again. Upwards OF Gve hundred dcsoricrs
have resn disposed OF 10 coniormy with the s,ipulA
iors OF this ordor and altogether has had most salu-
tery ecs 10 promoting aud increslng dsssrscas frcm
the ranks CT tho enemy.
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

Ciothtng.-Part OF the Largest. Mose
complete and best mAdc stock az Wholesale Ciohing
me and boys sycr offered 81 rctasS
for thirty days By LONGsTsEEr. BRADFORD 90
g4 Broadway Al half s prices asked By hs usas rsss
dsa
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

crfseadors,s Hair Dye, Preservativs
and W g Depot Wholesale AMI rstsiL No. Aster HssA
Tho dye applied BY skilfui artists.
The New York herald., 1864-10-21
Carrfawes at Bnrgains.-1voed bro

BfiIiard Balls and Checks -W~iisnQ'e
pstent compresssd Ivory OIL Broadway Sign Golden ~
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

Tho Editor OF the w Wessnsoreis nd y. -
a's.,. tha, man there has cured Of baidnes ~
~. nsa al hIiRNETTs COCOAINk.
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

Dalton Knitting Mac ains con, c,,ev -
urequalied Kuit,ing Machines for fae'o'i's 80
Ollcs 5u broadway
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

Diamond Rtngs of nt Descrip'S%sss
Yro "a Ave dollars 10 seven hundred dollars -
sale BY GEo G. ALLEN, AIS Broadsay, ons doo' os4'
Canal street, formerly No. II Wall srssf
The New York herald., 1864-10-21
6 81 e IL N AN.
lMpOaraAr REBEL ACCOUNTS.
A Corps o. Foods Army In ESrth
Alrbama.
GEN. BATE MOVING on HUNTSVILLE,
~. "a. IA Gs

A Freight Train Destroyed by Cue.
rfiIns-Arrival OF General ssonemau NJ
Atlanta, sc.
LousvLLg KY, Oct. 20, 1884.
The journal learns that General John c. Breckinrdge
telegraphs that Colonel Charles S. Hanson, who
wounded and taken prisoner In tho late campaign Of
General Burbrdge, doing so well that his recovery
Seyond doubt.
On Tuesday morning band Of guerlas attacked and
Destroyed tra, OF ten freight cars on the Nashville and
Northwestern rnLroad en- roue from Nashville 10
-5ohnsonvie The engineer,was killed
General stoneran has been exchanged and has arrived
rt Atants.
Generals Bar Cuff, and Smith snaong yesterdays
1rrivaia u ths Gait House.
CgArrASooaA Ot 10, 1884. Z
Captain March, Of the Fourth United States regulars.
Aas just arrived from ysnow, which point no LETT yes
ss.day He reports that Colonel Miatys brigade Of
tsvsiry had metthe enemy in force, and after
raht our troops charged upon and Routed The rebels cap
turing General Young and large number ot prisoners.
en- tho 18th inst, the cavalry charged Roddy's
command, at Rome with the sabre, killed and captured
lumber taking AL his artillery, ard scattering tho
remaudcr OF the enemy III all directions.
On the l7th advance Hoods rearg1ard,
snd whipped II and drove IL out OF Snake Gap.
Yesterday General sherman started ia pursuit OF the
rebes, who were reireating southward, via boomtown
valley.
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

ror Coughs emo oc'ds.-Us ~. nr y, ~ 49,,
rtrE TREE Tar DROPS kieeuenS 'oa W ''
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

| rr,n,,an, Luck stitch sewing
| nes wFEELERs WILSON, 6as BroadwAy.
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

watch Chains-New styirs. ~ ~,
exs ssvsn ten af,sen twenty Ave 70 nr-. hnnarss -
isrs essh Bur sale by GEo q. ALLkR. 40 Ssosas
door belnw OAnAl street
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

yrtiy. Hsir Dyr. 80 Cents-Hiasx
saiabla Depot No. | barclay street Sold 1 Al
Ii dTugglss ---------
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

FOR enc Hsis ana skinIs i.-. soi{ !, A.
eopheroas The best and cheA'e'' A''~@
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

A Freight Train Destroyed by Gue-
riiins-Arrival OF General ssoncmau nj
Atlanta. SC.
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

Assembling z OF the NebeA tOuEress
fFrom tho Richmond Examiner, Oct. IL
The Confederate Congress viii assemble s Rcsmono On
Monday, November 7, 1854.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

Gen. Hood with largely superior
numbers attacked orr ,a,ce, under
Gen. Thomas near franklin Tenn. a
week ago yesterday, and after one Of
the most severe battles of the wa, VAS
rcpnl>ed with loss Of 5000 men: our
loss was less than 1000. We took
1000 prisoners.
4 correspondent reports that Hood
rode along tho ranks Of his men and
pointed to ours saving "D> you see
those ranks Break them boys ard
Your way is clear 10 RI, O,i, river =
His troops fought with y determination
to carry on, his will, but Tough, in vain.
The two armies are new confronting
each other 4, Nashville Ours IN that
place and theirs surrounding it. dis
lance Of only two miles. with u deter
mina,ion to attack and take it. as ,1ool
has orders to 60 to Nasty lille or TO
hell"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

cW"Tn California, recently, some
mlners found bee :rce with
4 large bee hive, honey and
bees all pe.ritied. The remaining
portion Of the tree in which the bee
hive vas found is two and one-half
feet in diafic,cr aud forty feet long.
and seventy five feet below the surface
.fthe earth. Says a California paper !:
The bee hive il no matter Of fancy, but
Of pure demonstration. Before us is q
sample Of the comb full Of hone", ali
p,tri6cd. The normal thickness Of
the comb the duplicate Of cells with
their invariable hexaeonal shape are
all before us as distinctly as if fresh
piece ofhoney comb, all dripping and
Just our from the bob, had been brough,
and placed before our eyes on sheet
OF paper.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

(From The Louisville jour, Nov. %
\ startling revelation has been made
Col. Fs'leigh has been reliably informed
that the large number Of Government
horses which die daily, and are hauled
ont upon the commons every night,
and skinned and dressed hy some mer.
cenary scamps, and the meat offered
for sale in the mornin. market. This
nefar,ous scheme has been III operation
for some time. and it is believed that
many Of the fine steaks offered for sale
and purchased as such were nothing
more nor less than horsehesh, taken
from deceased animals, the property of
the Government. We are we'll aware
,ha, the story looks incrednIou., bu'
the proof ls too clear TO be denied I he
sconndrels guilty Of the outrage deserve
hanging.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

SOLDIERS To THE RESCUE Young
men, rushing into the exposures and
danger Of soldiers OF a soldiers lite,
should prepare themselves for tho fatal
Fevers, the Dysen.ery, the Sores and
Scurvy, which are almost certain to
follow. IIOLLOWAY'S PILLS, used
occasionally during the campaign, will
insure soond health to every man.
soldiers. II the reader Of this 'sno.
:ice cannot Set box Of Pills or Oipt
ment from he drug store in his place
let i,in write to me, so Maiden Lane,
enclosing the amount, and I will mail a
box free Of expense. Many dealers
vii NJ. keep my medicines on hand be
cause they cannot make az much profit
AZ on other persons make. IS cents,
IS cents, and $l.4o per box .. pot.
- q -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
THE March OF EyESrs.-Time

THE March OF EvESrs. Time is
pretty certain to bring its compeusa
tons at last. A gentleman recently
from the valley af the Mississippi, says
that at 81. Louis, in a building former
" occupied as a slave pen. he saw
large numbers Of rebel prisoners, over
whom colorcd soldiers were standing
guard. They went to war ~ rivct closer
the chains OF the black man; to-day
the black man ia "master Of the posi-,
tion," Says New Orleans corrcspon-
dent "Campb.l's slave pen is now q
rebel prison. Get in dar ve'self.' said
a colored woman, as she saw the rebel
prisoners fling into the old pen. Use
t. put rs in dar. Gst in dsr ye'seif
now. De Lords comm, sure
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
CEts;.M W ASRsA.S{s sCS.


Washington, Dec 5.
The House assembled at noon. The
galleries were densely crowded. All
the members are in the best possible
hnmor. and are exchanging saluta,ions
The Speaker called the House 10 ot
der, when PRAYER was offered M to the
linton" It Grace hy Chaplain Claiming
The roll nf members was called Up,
wards Of $50 member. answered to
their names 4 tuorum was announc.
ed in attendance.
A message WIS received from the
Senate informing the House that On
ornm OF the Senate had assembled,
sna were ready to proceed to bnsi
ness.
Resolutions were sdopted to inform
he Senate and the President that the
H""se is really to proceed to bust.
ness.
The Speaker lnil before the House
the cer'lcntia's Of five gentlemen OF
Louisiana. signed by Michael Hahn,
Governor, claiming to be elected mem.
Der Of the House, in pursuance Of the
recently alor,.,l Constitution Of tina.
State The credentials were referred
- thr Committee on Flee IONS.
TIL ,;aeS.rE was called To order al
on,hv Mr.. Clarke, Of N. H., Pres,-
dent pro ten. Prayer was then made
by the Chaplain, Mr.. Bowman. Of In
diana.
Mr.. Footc, cf Vermont, offered q
resolution that Secretary Of the Senate
be introduced to inform the House
tina, The senate was ready to proceed
to business Adopted.
The House adjourned. No Prcsi.
dents message to-day.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
~If the telegraph has done justi

tSI the telegraph has done iustice
to President Davis and Secretary Sci
don, il il 10 be revived at the present
session Of Congress, by which not only
the services of persons Of the people 81:
all classes, but The conduct OF their
trades, professions, pursuits and occupa
tons are to be placed under the sole
and exclusive control Of the military
power. l. il assumed that The system
of exemption by Congress ia nnw'se !;
that every man i, the CaHtelcsaes esp
able Of military duty -han'l he enrolled
and thai the civil pursuits OF life should
be carried "n dy Diet siiei men ftam the
army. Our pul pits must br filled l..
detailed preachers, our school Lv !a
tailed teachers, our plantations by do
tailed farmers, our work shops bv de
tailed mechanics, and our newspapers
must be cerrie! on BY detailed editors
and pr!n,ers.--Nontyom.ry (1tul
tipped
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
To John Fay.

To John Fay.
You are hereby notified thnt there is now
on tile in the Office Of The clerk ct tho Dis
trict court OF Tama county, iowa, petitisn
of Caroline VI. Fay claiming Of you di-
VERGE and that unless you appear thereto
and defeni on or before noon o. the second
day OF the next term Of said court, commence
ing on the third Monday Of February y. j.
1864, default will be entered against you
aud judgement rendered thereon.
WI. II. SrLVERS,
STAMP Attorney for Plaintiff.
vdniSwA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

sf.2s sss.sss Captured ysa.:eEs, Sta
Washington, Dee. ;
Governments has received information
tina, General Sfrrman captured Mil!"n
on the Georgia C,nital N4,goad, ON the
% u ul,inp His army = concentrated
and i, is thought has moved to Savannah
before this time.
Tie latest official information from
General Thomas is, that he has so con
cen.rated his forces AT he tur',fcations
# Nashville AS Ia he prepared FIR amy
movement ll"na ma, venture to make.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

Gen. Sherman by this time ha, ,louD,.
less reached the Atlantic coas, At or
near Savannah. l. is reported that
Gen. Bn'lcf i,ss gone w,li, force 81
2o,ooo {" aid hia W" conjecture their
ultimate ohjec, is e capture Charleston
Attorney General Bates las resigned
he pe>i!ca in he Cal.inet and the
President has appointed the Hon. J.
Sol e Net,ttahy, ard i. i, though,
re vii accept The post.
p --latest minors says, s4l4en
!. Chase i appointed.
sr',us"i's' fn'l ciiicia. vote STOW.
~ ~ l.ir.e'n. anl 4s.7a5
G IL C.n1ee',,u, !.
d!,eal ~, Lincoln, md .2.aos2 for Nc
tsE.'iah.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
REFORM yLlls; p.


l'aaa TAYLOR i The greatest living
4 ,.bn lra~Ier He has Travelled
iaa4a lal 4vat more 1t m"n and ihlngs
~ .a@ w.; thtu any otht, American
/, +. - an rle-i,uut pact. = comp,e
il,aa IL thiuhof. and man o large AID
progressive ,ieas. 4 man 81 his powers
>. ta,,d. and extensive observation N
tn workings IF the rati ,us govern
men'> ia tie world, is capable 81 cri:i
e.sia. iin grand system # our govern
ren, anl presenting inrn ,ant sn.
ces.trs .oi' Improvement, better than
rny .iylnJ statesman.
,,"'rnnoli'an Hall, NJ Chicago. on the
cs.:t;i,.. -. lie o9;h MI. Was f ed to
h"ae his lecture. nrnn governments, or
tb. hest Governments
/. >sil i; was very 'ifiirul, inr PEI
sats - speak Of the best systems ot
governments Without prejudice. hn, he
rAauIt boldly an! openly speak of cur
'''' : nc sara q" as people were
''''''''''' - '''''','St', ana constantly
80 '"e P's'' '''' ICY e'e'''e '''
- s''>s "'e wen >""ss "e""e''e" u"
"SN'' countries ~ SAID hehGhic
e"''''' "''' c'"'' oe secoha 70 no o'he'
f.i,,O &c .~,raye,,,ncf 40. -, ~,,o,,,.,,%
- - s",''''"'''. se' no government
"' 60 VS. y '" a. q ne
49, = "e'',s,''. ~ "'c''sc ! : :
'''>"'. ''e S''' cue government
~" ~ - ""' 'e'' . mere
- - ~ '5'' ~ ~ ''''''y shown
~ ''e'''e' N"s ~ ''Ne wore ''e'''
80 ''"' "''','' ''''t y '''o '''''l'e''"
't'"'s'n's u lar less security.
8" c"mp'.n'ied II The aon"po.y or
'"n!''' a'"''k, s"ii nc. We're destructive
- nc security aI"l cEl 7vmcnt Of the
F''i'e, nc compare Tue manner IN
W. G''' easfefa'i'n railroads arc
''h, WIZ 'hsse III h'ssia, owned ani
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
JEFFERSON FARMER, ESQ, Chi

cago:
DEAR Sin: The Weed Sewing Ma
chine you forwarded came to haaa
safe, anh suits toa 7. The stitch it
makes is inst what | want Most OF
the machines thar have been introdur
ed her. are to cherply made I" be re-
liable. Some make the chain stitch
which I wnulIn', have within forty
rods II nj, shop ohrrs cost;a. even
= h..h ~ "nr Aastds".i and twrnt. fi.e
i4.sr-, prove more trouble than they
IRA worth hey get OIL, of repair 50
quick AMI ar. 50 complicated. Ionrs,
j, seems 10 M, u the one that will tax"
mere cannot see how they can oe,
on of order, they are ~ strongly made
ani easy 10 understand. II isa great
relief for me to know that after 40 long
tsiai of all sorts AMI kinds Of machines
in my hrsinesa, Ca;l.tin:,) | have
found Al least IN yours one that viii
~ work ~ | want it, antl such N will
sui; my customers, and then | am salts
fed tina, have got the worth of my
money. for certainly shall not live
long enough IT, see the machine wear
out, it ID So strong and durable.
Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM ROBERTS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
q, John q. Yancuren.

You arc hereby .oi.iied that here is noe
-, III IN the Office ~ td' Clerk of the District
Court Of T.ma county. Iowa, petition oi
Nancy Eaneuren c!.imibq OF you divorce
and that auleas yoa aiicar thereto and De
frnl 81 Or before 'sppt 81 the second day 81
lie next term Or sain court, commencing o.
lie t,iri aion :ay u 7 b,unry .. - 1861
ief.u!i VII he catere! against sou and
i,piyeuiais rendered .ltpfeon.
MI r. STsVfRS
stamp Attorney FIR Plaintiff
vtiu4Sw4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

BREvITY Is TIE Soul OF Wlr.-The
commanlant Of Libby Prison issued a
stringent order that Union prisoners
must limit their letters to six lines. The
following is aepacimen
Nm DEAR WIFE: Yours received
no hop. Of cxchange-send corn starch
want socys-no money-rheuuatism
IN left shoulder-pickles very good
send s1nsages-God blcs. you-kils
the baby--iIa,l Columbia
Your devoted husband.
aA-Informaiion leads 10 the belief
that the movement Of our troops from
Franklin after their bloody repulse Of
Hood, was in strict accordance with
The original plan Of the campaign, 10
concentrate our army for decisive bat
lie, and that Hood might have saved
the immense losses he suffered ne.
'ny Of day or two in making the
attack.
Bayarl Taylor is understood 10 be
at work upon poem, which he intends
shall be the great effort Of his life,
which il will take year more 10 com
ple,c, and which u entitled "The Pic.
tnre Of 81 John"
A portion Of Grants cavalry, nnler
General Gregg, made reconnaissance
on Thursday, capturing Stony Creek
Station. some miles south Of our posi-
ton, on the Petersburg and Weldon
Railroad,
4 celebrated confectioner got mp a
Thanksgiving cake tor the Home Mis-
sion which was 10 feet long, % inches
wide and 10 inches thick. To make il
took 900 eggs, rs pounds OF -four,
l25 pounds Of sugar, ard so pounds Of
butter.
The indianapolis journal says that
Hon Daniel W. Vn,h"cs cont mplat,.
removal to New York city and MI
abandonment, If his Congressional seat
% Cltncl IL d. Washbnfnc. the con-
tes.ant.
n. G TroYbridge, convicted block
aae runner, haa been sentenced to ten
years imprisonment 1t hard labor. The
sentence has been approved, and Fort
Delaware designated by the Secretary
of War as the place Of confinement.
The Punishment il none too severe.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
EAisE.4ysfsis>Ii

The partnership hcrc'otore existing under
the name II J. !. Stewart 80, - this day
Dissolved ~ Mutual cansent.
An &C counts due the firm will be paid t
e. Soleman.
Iuka, Iowa, Nov. 18th, 1891.
j. l.. STEWART ( Go. 4
The hu.incrs hereafter will Be condu'
~ !, L stewsrt.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

The whole number Of National Bsnks
nov organized 10 five hundred and
eighty seven.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

The King Of the Sandwich Islands
has dsefaed 30 be nj Episenpalian.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

Tie War Department. has given Gen.
tlancuc., parm'ssloH - saise ani or
gani>c 4 iI,w volunteer s.mp corps, t.
consist II not ieas .han ~ ,oUG infantry
anl enlisted FIR not Tess ;h1n one wear
- b. designated the FIRST Hofns. The
organization cntntnenrcl ga tho 1st
inst aud will cnn'inna until the =. day
Of Janu.rv, 1865. the p.iva,es To CON,
Siet Of able bodied mn, .ho l.a,p scry
Cd honoihly -, less than tvp years.
The latest Paris fashion il that o.
co'nrin.-thr furry coats Of tie 'i!,,.
pond!rs and King Charles spanie'-, -"
tia; they may come out frnn day L.
day in fresh cusloine Of blue, green,
pink or purple, % mattel, the prevailing
shade Of their mls,resses' toilet.
The excavations at Pnmpc;i have
just led t. the discovery Of 4 temple q:
Juno, on the flags Of which were scat
tered about more than 200 skeletons Of
women ard children who during the
eruption Of Ncsuvius, FASTENED to the
temple to implorc the protection Of the
goddess.
The A lams Express Ia. carried six.
ty tons OF Thanksgiving gifts to the
soldiers from Boston
Jonh B. Cough lecture engagements
arc said to cover every evening up to
next June. 1t is also stated that he
was offered $500 to rcpea, his last loc
ture IN Boston but was unable to do
81.
MAYER DEsrAIE,-Many a young
housewife has girsn up in despair after
repeated a,tenps to make ligh. bread
and biscuit, because sho hal not the
right matar,al. After procuring De
Land s. Co.'S Chemical Saleratus there
vas no difficulty in having light and
wholesome bread. So never despair.
you who have not yet used this Sal
eratns, but call on you srocers to sell
t, and once used you will have no
other.
The aggregate amount Of money
whicl, has been rails" and expended By
the several towns in Vermont IL. bonn.
ties TOR yolun,ee rs is nearly for Mill
ion dollars.
4, the II. ihelist Sl',ba,h SCHOOL,
Bangor, Me-, on Sunday evening OF
last week, beautiful 3 bic Vas present
ed 70 Helen A O4gaoi ter committing
Il. memory $50 yefae- from tie Bible
II aix months The imposition OF such
. talk ia more than cruel. She il only
ten years old.
On MES roa CpuNsEL.---The III
nui,ev SAYS SIS men a.ci IS years aud
upward went TO the polls 10 Nantucket
on election day, and all voted for
Abraham Lincoln. Among them was
Ca, /. Peter Russell, who has not walk.