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TTRED AI.RRkDy

Acting Assistant Surgeon Martin Jarretts. of
the lst Mary land (rebeD cavalry, came into
our lines at Harper's Ferry on Wednesday and
surrendered himself. He Joined the rebels
during their recent nvasiou of Maryland, and
says he is tired of the service already. Jar.
retts was sent to this city. and he was com
mitted to the Old Capitol this morning to await
An Investigation
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F1nANcIAL-The New York Post of yester.

FIHANCIAL.-The New York Post Of yester.
day evening says: ..r- .r
The financial strength Of this country and
ITS rapid reeuperative power have received q
signal illustration during the last two days;
for, Notwithstanding the severe pressure and
immense losses incident to the recent panic,
the firm confidence of the people-both in
Government securities and in the best rail.
road stocks-is exhibited in the revival of &C.
lvity and the rise in prices at the Stock Ex-
change.
The spasmodic movements Of gold this msrn-
ing have communicated themselves to the
stock market, which has exhibited considera-
BILE INCUBATION. ia. 5- v-E
Gold opened a. 19s, and after rising ON sen.
cation rumors to eco, fell to 199K, closing at
2O0k. r-.t
The loan market is moderately active, ard
dividend paying railroad shares are more in
favor with lenders.
The Commercial Advertiser says: --
The course of NJ ilitary affairs just now affects
the prices of gold and stocks much more
directly than O few weeks ago, when quota
tons f1uctuated frequently in direct opposition
TO what might be expected from military
events. The s'bull" party is receiving large
accessiops, both from brokers and outside
buyers, and have at present the decidedly
stronger side of the street. The market shows
more strength than for several weeks past, and
the opinion seems to strengthen that the i'm.
provement will prove to be something more
than temporary wave in the current fuctua.
lions.
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SECOlD edition.
4 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Official War Bulletin

Good News from Gen Butler-Rebe At.
tack on kautz's Entrenc hme ats On til e
Darbytown K oad-They Subsequently At
tack Birnpy and Move Down the New
Market Road-hebeIS krpulsed with
Loss and the Entire nc hmentS K ~s aimed -
Our Loss not one ishth that Of the En-.
emy-1he Enemy held in the inner Liue
Of EntreDchm ents Around Hich m oud -
Eleven Hundred of the Enemy Killed,
Wounded or PriSoners-No Late News
from Sher man or 5Sh Pidan. ~
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REPREHENSIBLE

We refrained yesterday from mentioning the
arrival of a distinguished officer In this city,
In accordance with the proper request by the
Government authorities, that the movements
OF such officers should not be announced by
the press. We see, however, that some of our
city contemporaries have seen fit to disregard
the wishes OF the authorities in the matter
This is all wrong, for the rebels frequently are
enabled to get clue to important movements
by such injudicious publications.
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TI.O. members of CoLUMBIAN EN-.
MS Fs to Ct
PC. Patriarch A. G.. HEnoLP. Funeral t.. morrow
ments are fraternslly invited 70 unite with us in
the sad t sr9bs
aRA t.et t a az to s.spe
6. Master 4. HasolD - Members ' Of sabordi:
nfif IT., Lodges are ''srnel{ T. .n s%sEr Or Sec
N LODGE, No, Z, are nati6ed to meet st their
Hall on SUNDAY, the 9Th instant, at o'clock e.
G: master 6. HsRe1p. PSne.usi I attend lance is
to sssns Ct ssfG n sde
lvbo were drafted) will be delivered by Mr.. JOHN
St . o1 sfoes
1T fe K S's e: IT.
the Music Stand. Capitol Grounds, on
JOHN g sna Ct
snce are respectfully iovited to attend. it
ENEW JERUsALGM CHURCH North Gap
Fox, pastor Services at ii a. m. Tc-morrnw viii
s1S n. 81 on the
/ 7 S
A3 ing Of the Board of Trustees of the Pu bic
Schools. will be held on TUESDAY next, the 18th
inst. at O'Clock p. m. r. T. MORSELL,
oct 8-3t Secretary.
n@I. o. o. F:-GRAND LODGE.-The quar-
terly meeting will be held on MONDAY
hShHase Oct 10TH at r G.'' sS%sfErr, CIR Sec
ITO THE CITIZENS OF THE THIRD
U3 WARD.-Your committee having failed in
getting IN Q. tension Of the time for the drafted
aud accepted men. all of whom are bona fde resi-.
cents of the Ward. the association was compelled
to redeem the pledge made on Wednesday: The
turned to all present willing to accept
The thanks Of the sssocistion are rendered to our
with money SUFFICE to relieve the entire Ward
We were compelled, Tor want of the extended time,
to abandon the project.
As the quota will not be filled, owing to the large
number of exemptions, the organization will be
continued
All persons interested are invited to attend the
MING, at71a o'clor k.
e. r. McKEAN, Sec'y.
lSunday Chronicle copy.] 1t
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NOT BIRDS OF AFRATHKR.-Pendleton voted
in Congress against the resolution Of thanks to
General Mcclellan for his pro mise of victory
in Virginia Yet now these men are linked
together, and each is ashamed OF his company.
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BOARDING.

GOOD BOARDING AND PLEASANT. ROOMS
~ can be had at reasonable rates at No. % wash.
ington street, Geer getown. Also, several ROOMS
ROARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH A
~ Northern family. Gentlemen and ladies' from
the Departments preferred. Also, Table Board. at
loi west street, Georgetown. oc73t.
GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, and single
- gentlemen. can obtain Board and handsom
Iurh1sned Blooms, convenient to the Capito. by
sppiylnG AZ 496 ID st.. between lat and I'd. Also,
1aoie boarders wanted. Price very moderate.
A PLEASANT ROOM, WITH BOARD, can be
"A secured by application at 432 G street, be
tween 7th and Sth sts.s Il = : oc s ST.
p CONS WITH BOARD. AND TABLE BOARD
~ without Rooms. may be had ct No. 214 st.,
between 18th and 10th. !.TE- - oc 3-lw~
p OOMS WITH BOARD-At No. 2s street, be.
IL tween It'll and sth streets. Table Boarders
accommodated. ri sep % 2aWlm"
QOARD.-Any lady desirous of securing profess
- sional care, kindness and home attention, can
obtain exclusive accommodation in the small and
unobtrnsive family Of pny.iciaR of long expert
ence, who veuld assume the permanent char GO of
an offspring on conditions mutually satisfactory.
address DIR. THEIRS, No. .217 broadway. New
York. ~ - sep 2s2w
T ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board at
l. 1Y1 West street, Georgetown. sap II Inn
FIRST GLASS BOARD with Furnished Rooms,
also. Table, can be obtained at No. asa 9Th st !,
between Fl and l. f.. pa ....f ts sep 72ot* 7
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RELIEVED

Brigadier General Thomas H. Neill was re-
lieved from duty day or two ago in the Middle
Military Division. and ordered to report in this
city. He arrived here this morning and is now
awaiting orders.
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DR0F.J. W .KRElS DANCING ACADEMY 10
! ,ncX open for the season. at TIE appearance "A
Hours on t1ition for Ladies. Misses, and
Masters "Wednesday and SATURDAY after ~
Rooms from 3 to Gpptlemau's class Monday.
"Wednesday, and Friday even ings from to 10. The
quarter will commence with the first lesson Of the
PM pill oct Slim
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NTARINI's FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD.
Nl ENVY, = (
TEMPERANCE HALL
street. between 9th and 10Th SIS

H5FFeeF' Oe' IN tI1VI 1VFH sts. ~
This Academy is now open for the reception OF
pupils. 80
DAYS TUITION. ttSa
For Ladies, Misses and Masters Tuesdaxs
Thursdays ard Fridays. from to s p. m. -
Gentleman'e C1sss-TuesdaNs, Thursdays inl
ssturtsys. from 8 to ~ m. 80
Those desirous Of joining NAV do so by spplytrs
at the Academy during school hours. QuArfoe.
commencing on entry. oc2aIs
DERSO NAL
The temporary difficulties between us are smica.
bly, arran ged. and all notices and advertisements
refractory upon either by the other are hereby
withdrawn. O r. SOH0oLMAN,
Cd. BTRR0WES. e
80 Pennsylvania avenue
NOTICE.
All debts due the late firm 81 SchosIman Bur-
roves are to be paid to Mr.. achorlman, ana all
tehts due by US are to be paid by G. r. schoolmau
The firm Of Schoe Imam Il Burrowes is hereby
dissolved by mutual consent. oc $751;
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NEW YORK Day GOODS MARKEr.-The
New York Herald Of yesterday says:
Dry goods still continue to decline In price
IN this city. The fall in the prices OF foreign
menced has averaged abont thirty per cent
On some grades prices are now fifty per cent
lower. General dry goods. millinery and
shawfs SOLD yesterday for about thirty per
cent less than they could be boughtfor q month
age. CarP-tiDgs also, in the wholesale trade,
have bad TO submit TO q similar decline 800 -
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g o NJ E T HIN N e W.

Exclusive sale of the
TREASURE GAS HEATER
for Boiling Water Slowing Oysters making Tea
snd Coffee, Boiling Eggs, keeping plate of fJod
hot, and hundred other use. 30"
Thi. srticle is construc ed on the most approved
scientific principles and IL the most efficient and
economical az. 1t for coudensing and utilizing the
heat of Gas ever invented.
n. family should be with NJ one.
Advar ia saous terms offered ia dealers
Fer sale Wholesale and retail nv ,
Get 1T 300 st. between I th and 18th. q
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HARD WINTER THREATBNRD TWENTY.
three b. ars have been KILLED latey in the to wa
OF Lewiston, NJ aiDe Their appearance iu su en-
numbers in that part Of the S'ats Is thought by
ola nnntefs to ind. cats hard winter. ~ ltT ID
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by W. L. WALL & CO., Auctloneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF vALuABLE BUILDING

On THURSDAY the 18th day of October, 1884, at
ton, in ont of the premises the east twenty nine
C291 feet front Of Lot numbered one, II, in Square
numbered seventy five, (75 of the plan of the City
OF Washington This property is situated on the
corner Of Twenty frst t2lst> street west and stf
porth having front of twenty nine t29l feet aud
depth of seventy Eve us, feet 1t is most beau
tiful location and offers great inducements to pur-
cbasers. ~.
Terms One half cash. the residue in three aud
SIX months, the purchaser giving his notes tho
Of sale. =. af
deed given and a deed of trust taken
All convevancng and revenue stamps at the caspl
of the pur haser
If the terms of sale sre not complied with withfT
Ave days from the day of sale. reserve the right
to the said property at the risk and
efthe defaufting purchaser
ASBURY LLOYD. Agent snd Attorney,
oc 7-ao&ds W L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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Hm pre,ristors Of the above s.tsSlish.
- - ments are invited to examine our ~ z
CROCKBRY, CHINA AND GIL AsswARE. -
as re can Furnish 1t in large or small quantities,
a1 sLAf fHHSsr SassFoRs FORKS and SPOONS
WET 65s EsI,1 SsX HiI[ 81 4.
V1oroR BEckkhNhS, .1RkR TUNER AND
y scnassssd with s. :sore q ai John s::sa
ers 'n Sons nsse tr 70 i fGo Ghiff
ff,snds and patrons that in future orders for tu-
PempaeyA OTooie. stationsFFs. i snsrsvers and
nttefs' $40 "a. avenue. between 9th sad 10th
fe Riehsnbaek, Piano Warerooms. 4es 1lsh
>. John R Major. fharmaceut ist. corner of H and
Academy d this Fvfi st.iissaas a.orx..orn Mis-.
Rsi.s Kiss, Professors F. cauiasls, Benz
IT,, eHoofRs sOft Fk1yf AN6 DrA1rns
From on. to thu o 49, s a -. rnpu,ps
ss:a.ls
'er OF In person 30 A. a nova !. i,i... .,no
4:lx Prince Gsars Sss soun A1n Nd.
- eeeteiniAa f0@cial Reports. Narratives and
1G II e. sssS.: :n4 aIs ysieA
'iss ivol. ssca VIII 1910; -, .
DoUBIE THI9SR N. $500
.HeE1ysAHp FssF2Z H HSAsr krsesks. No
TH1.hsys fIst Imported sga no. Spsnin :
sss fs ssssf
At les than Ne" fas6t 3. e e. fssosrrLra d SON.,
Houaefurnishing6 ters, 3l6 Iron Hally
sesa ssstf nj PA.sy., bet sth n d 10Th IT,.
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GRAND OPENING,

NA.- GRAND OPENING. 0pe
zNS MISS M PLATF, * ,
Will open on Tuesday next October llth. q larssSs
and elegant assortment of i~r 1T
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY lsr
To which she respectfully invites the attentions
of the Ladies of Washington and vicinity
246 Pa. avenue, near 18th sire et, up stairs.
&C lw' .
r EAD' READI READi READi
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS-Jusr re-
eeived a large asso rtnent of Gents Furaishins
Goods. com prism the latest styles at SMITH C
BEALL 3, No. SO l7th street between and Z SITS.
Peraops will DO well to call and examine our
elsewhere, as VIZ vi 4 guarantee to save thsm 10
per Ger t.. at SlaITH BEALL'S, 7sh street, bet.
l and Z sts., No Sol. "''i -.- s-t
Those in want of BUSINESS Sd ITS, viii please.
call and exa mine nipple goods. as we have .hnics
BEALL's, 7th street bet. 1 and z No. s8I.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.-Psrseps ,
it greatly TO their advantage To call at SMITH &
BEALL'S, nh street, bet and K No. 361.
fall and vim er sock Of Roys' Cfothius &, hoh wa
are ofs,ine at very law prices. Remember the
K, No $751; 4 q s, "a { SEQ i6-ims 3
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/ TOTHE PUBLIC.
AL A N D W 90 D

Lykin's Valley and Baltimore Company COAL
Best quality OAK AND PINE WOOD, for sale
at lowest cash price, at my Yards. $50 Pennslva-
mia avenue, between LIST and I'd streets, Capitol
Hill, and on r, between 9th and eth streets. Navy
Yard.
Customers can always rely on getting their
measure. and what is a consideration these times.
2,2lO lbs. for ton of COAL.
WN Dkppnryu
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~ IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF
ing "a feet on 1. near 2lst street
Terms: One half cash; balance in and IL months;
bearins in erest secured by deed OF trust on the
premises.
Conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser.
OcS W. L. WALL Il CO. Aucts
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LOCAL NEWS.

A SOLDIER MURDERED-Last night, a SOL
der named Peter Patnott was stabbed at the
restaurant, No. SIC Pennsylvania avenue, near
the Capitol, by another soldier named Perote
Hypolite. The latter was arrested by officer
Adler and taken to the station, and this morn
ing Coroner Wood ward held an inquest It
appeared from the evidence that Hypolite went
to Carver Hospital and came back with the
deceased, and they dined together, after wards
taking game Of billiards. Shortly after eight
O'Clock, the deceased expressed desire to go
back to the hospital, but the prisoner would
not consent to his leaving. Some words passed
between them, but 1t was not considered that
anything serious would happen. In few
moments one of the soldiers was heard to
fall, and on the barkeeper and others
going into the room, the deceased was
found bleeding. having received stab
from dirk in the hands Of Hypolite, which
entered bis left breast between the first aud
second ribs, and probably penetrated his heart
causing death in a few nin utes. The deceased
is stated to have belonged to the 3eth Massa-
chusetts regiment. and was Canadian, appa-
rently less than 90 years of age Among his
effects was found q card with the following
address: "Seraphina Patnott, Norton Creek,
Edwardstown, st. Chataguey county, Canada
East
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DICKLEsi PIoKkRs / PICKLES !

The updersi gnea have new on band twenty bar.
rels NV Jersey CUCUMBER PICKLES. en- brine,
suitable for family use Ts tn 'se who visa 70
cents rer lOe, at 216 y street between 18th aud
49, ST. Gets, where Groceries OF all kinds can be
had n e s4tH t14
%cs. ost I'm SCOTT a. o, i
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GOVERNMENT sEcUR.r,Es

Jay Cooke & Go furnish the folls wing quo.
cations of Government securities:
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-nofE f&sTss
IA ~ goG quoalsd 81 sissa 81 ls.ss
an a E iiiJ xgia7eaf eat 81 " sIa
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Fly J. C. Meg UIRE CO.. Auctioneers
EXECUTORS SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE ON 18TH STREET. BE.

LXECCTOR's SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE ON 18TH STREET, BE.
TWEEN AND STREETS NOR "a.
o'clock, on the premises. shall sell part of Lot
No: in Square No. s4 renting IS feet on 18th
street west, between and streets north.
min & back so feet, and improved by three story
srsk dwelling house. with three story brick back
Terms: One half in cash; the remainder in three,
Elk and nine months, with interest, secured bI
d eed of trust on the premises.
Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost Of
the purchaser. VIM. BOSS. Executor. %
oc Sd ]. c. Meg UIRR Co., Aucts. :,
FOB SALE-That be autiful SQUARE, No. S72,
Il combining more I'D .antages than any other
unimproved square in the city. is for sale. dlnr,
guire OF e. CRANDELL, No. 1913 Bridge stfSSf
Georsetrwn, D O.; or at his residence, No. SAT
II ct before O'Clock m. oc 8.lws
NEW PHILADELPHIA PROVISION I6f0&I.
~ 1874 street, near 18th street.-Just received,
Choice Hams. Pure Lard, family use,) Superior
Cream Cheese, Beefs Tongues. &c. oct7-3t*
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RYJAs @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers a IA
POTATOFs AT AUCTION. s .aa
On MONDAY MORNING, October lNedoNsN
O'Clock on hoard Schooner Volaute, at 1lth street
wharf, e shs II sell about HAS
9N0 bushels Buckeye and Peach Plow PotstosAs,e
Terms cash. 20
oc81t ]. @. McGU1R CO., Auc0.
wv. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers
ID South corner Pa. av. and 9Th streets
PEREMPTORY SALE OF FIFTY BARRELS
WHISKEY, ha,
o. TUESDAY MORNING, at II O'Clock. we will
se at cur Auction Rooms without reserve, for
caF Il ..t..
so BARRELS Whisky,
j. lots to suit. q
oc3 W. WALL & Co.,
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a sff 10 1cFsa e55 s7isoFEo HUBS "a Ya2daI
rUV-ese .fs01iisH % =
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7 OST-On Yesterday, from No. 500 18th street,
LtHaog,s Waite Beer BrewsryJ small DOG;
was a present from deceased relative Five del
lars re n ard will be given IT.
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LECTURE AT ST. ALoYsIUs HALL.-To.nlor.
row night Mr.. John P. Prophy will deliver q
lecture at st. Aloysius Hall, LIST street, between
I and X, for the benefit of two members of st
Aloysius Literary Institute who were drafted
Mr.. Brophy is a good speaker, and his lecture
will no doubt be worth herring.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16
NEWS ITEMS.

A. VI. jackson, of Crawford County, and
Charles Powers, of Saudusky, have been
chosen delegates to the Chicago Convention
from the 9Th District.
Judge Bartly, Of Mansfield, has located
in Cincinnati, where he will devote himself
exclusively to the practice Of the law.
The ST Louis Uen,ocrdt is charged by the
Meme Zei with having been bought up to
support Lincoln by an immense bribc Of
Government patronage. The Dcmocrot is
challenged to deny the fact. The proofs Of
it arc ncontcstiblc.
j. Y. Glcssncr, OF Mansfield, and p.
Hoard of Marion, are the Delegates 20 the
Chicago Convention from the Richland Con-
grcssional District.
1t is reported that the Democratic Ma
tional ConYentiona at Chicago will be post
pOned from the 4th Of July. The Demo
cratic National Committee have the subject
under consideration, and will come TO de-
cislon before the 20th inst.
The left wing Of the Federal army now
extends across the railroad on the eastern
bank of the Chickahominy. Our position
is said to be imprcgnable against any assault.
In the fight between Hunter and Jones,
in the Shenandoah Valley, the former cap.
turcd 81 x guns, hundreds Of prisoners, and
many thousands of dollars Of stores from
the rebels.
An attack is being made upon Fort Sum
! ter and Charleston The attention Of tn,
enemy is 50 directed to that quarter that they
can not spare Beaurcgard the 5000 men h,
sent for the other day from Richmond.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16

TuAT STRlNUING.--Onc of the National
Guards writing to the R,puJhcdn over the
signature of ABE uses the following lan-
guagc
AS soon as have time ] intepd TO pay
Old Abr visit, Us ] have no doubt he
would like TO see an Ohio feather. bed sol
dicr,p particularly one from Copperhcad
county, Speaking Of copporhcads reminds
me Of some scraps clipped from the "Rebel
Banner and sent here by young lady,
with the editors name written on each. -
The sentiments therein were, no doubt,
original with some South Carolina traitor
who would not dcflc his lips with the low
flung language of Estill You had betlci
send him here, in care Of the lG6th. We
have plenty of 'string," and could soor
bring him 'up" to time. 20 f.
The writer is supposed to be Captain ABE
who has acquired quite reputation as
lady's man, and hence no one will be sur
priscd at iadics sending him poetry. As fo
the "strings" and the intilnatcd hanging
we have neither time nor inclination to &,
down to Abc's locality but We can wal
until Abe's return, and then, at his leisure
he can indulge in the pleasant sport o
"stringing' us
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16

BOLD ROBBERY. Last Saturday evening
about 9 clock two persons, q white man
and negro, entered the dwelling of JED
pIAu MEDDAUGH of killbuck township
They demanded Mr., Meddaughh money,
he refused it, they drew their revolvers and
threatened his life, and then he gave them
the key to a trunk in his sons room in
which the money. was kept. The young
man Meddaugh was away from home at the
time. After the key was given to the rob
bers Mr.. Meddaugh got out of bed, when
one of the scoundrels seized and roughly
handled him. They proceeded to the trunk
and took out some 5000 in coin and $40O
in grcenbacks, and left They had carpet
sacks, one of which was left. No clue has
been discovered to the villains.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16

= The Albany Argus states, upon the au-
thority of Gov. Seymour himself, that he
desires, above all things, to seek, at the
close of his arduous administration, the re-
pose of private life, and that no public poo-
sition which would withdraw him from it
would present any temptation to him.
Prentice says lock of the President S
hair clipped from the spot where he scratch
ed his head when writing the Eman-
cpaton Proclamation, might perhaps bring
almost little fortune at one of our
Sanitary Fairs. -.sr
The Devil made Abraham Lincoln, and
wept because he had excelled himself
knowing his throne was in danger.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16

A FREE SUPPER.-Some of the Demo
Gratis about Moreland, in Wayne county,
recently conceived the idea of playing a
practical joke on the aboltionists. They
went round among abolition families repre-
senting that a number of negroes had escap-
ed from down South and were in the neigh
borhood, and that they were in need ofsome-
thing to eat. The abolitionists, as good alb
olitionists would, made liberal donations of
pies, cakes and other good things When
the forage was all gathered the Democrats
assembled at Fritz grocery and had splen-
did supper. When the trick got out and
the abolitionists were informed that they
had been feeding ''Copperheads' instead
of "loyal and intelligent contrabands'' their
wrath knew no bounds, "
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16

HORSE SToLEN.--A large black mare
about - years old, black all over with the
exception of two white spots on her hinder
legs above the hoofs. She has q small speck
eon the left eye; is heavy built. The mare
was stolen from the field of FERREoL
TRAHIN, Paint township, on the night Of
the 9th inst Mr.. TRAHIN offers reward
of $50 for the mare and thief, or $25 reward
for the mare alone His Post Office address
is Weinsbcrg, Holmes county, Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-16

THE DISTINCTION. The short haired
thieves call the Frcmonters the long haired
radicals. 1t is considered more 'loyel' to
have short curly hair, for that's what Sam
DO has worn for time whereof the mem
ory of man runneth not to the contrary.