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terrific tornado, accompanied With a
hail-sorm, swept through the northern part
81 SALISBURY On the afternoon Of the / lth
instant, tearing up trees, sweeping away
fences, aud grsatly injuring the corn crop
At tbe sane time Brattleboro was visited IL
a sluiilAr manner, hut the amount u dana.
Sc dous MAS greater. The s'eeple Of Centre
Church was blown down and the streets were
blocked With the shade trees taken up by the
roots. The fruit trees aud crops we're much
injured. Barns we're blown doSn in yari-
Gus parts " the village, and the teuts on The
eamp-gF0und we're taken from over the in
mates thoul esrsony. One soldier who
held on TO bis ten, VAS taken quite distance
through the air bat VAS finally landed il
safety. The oldest inhabitants pronounce
ibe tornado without parallel IN The past
siEiy yeats.
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Join W. nEIn,s Estntc.

STATE OF VERMONT, / At a Probate
- Remington County, IS. Court holden n,
Manchester, in and f,rsaid District, on the 29th
day Of June, A. d. 1864.
Present, Hon. Y, S. KENT. Judge.
An instrument 10 writing purporting to be
the last will and testament Of John W. Reid.
late Of Sunderland, IN said District, deceased,
was presented for probate.
Whereupon it was ordered that said instrn-
ment be proven at alProbate Court to be holden
at the Probate Office, in Manchester, in and
for said District, on the last Wednesday OF
July, 1864, and that notice hereof be given by
publishing this order three weeks successfully
m the MANCHESTER JOURNAL, printed at said
Manchester, previous to said time Of hearing.
II. X. FOWLER, Register.
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GTATE or VERMONT st a Probate Court
- Manchester District, S. holden a. Manchester
N aud 70 said District The 9TH day o. July, A.
y IsG4
Present lion L. :. KENT. judge.
The ADMINISTRATIVE On the estate Of Duane S.
Walker late Of Peru IN said District deceased APP
plies Ia writing for license TO sell ali the real estate
o sad deceased, iucludlng the reyersion Of the
widow dover, representing that the personal Is
ed and that part Of the real estate cannot b. sold
without injury TO those Interested In the remainder
NhereuIon i was ordered that said application
bc heard ut a Probate Court, to be holden az the
Probate Otfee, N Manchester, in and f5' said dis
,ifgt % tho last "Wednesday ofJnfy 1864 and.that
tbefegfbe given BY publishing this order three
weeks sgece ssiyey Ia the MAsolfksTGR JduRSAL,
printed ut said Manchester previous to said time u
bearing - II, X. L0WLER, Register
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIN JAMES CLiRKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pms

fAls Invaluable medicine T. uHfailibg Is he ,r,s
q 81 isass EAnfa md dangerous diseases furfent
20 tht sst4zAe easnstitntion
u ssss'eFsiss al e1eess reHuYes al obs'rue,Bnns
irga ahatsseF oSass. ADD bsiugs O. Tie tao.thl,
lertgd with regularity.
Ihssa tliis sboaia Dot - takeA - females that
~ presnAni earae tic FIRST GiihEE MONTHS
- They arc sare % brfsr % Miscarriage but a. IN,
srf eihss time and Il every oihef css thsy 49, PER
fcesiy safe
u AZ eAses a >srsa1s snd pln8 AHestiess taic
Tn toe Bsck And Limbs ue1s knfss FATIGUE - stitf
fHss7ias. fAlg&iAtaan = the Heart ioFasas ~ eir
~ hgsiefara slek He4a&cae, siiss sad N u
rAinful aisatfs eeo-sseaea - aiAerderad system
thess PITS @iE effect eure shsn al other fnssnt
bEve failed
fall difeciiaas II Pamphlet Efeund 6aeh rscksss
whtcA saQaid b earef9lly preserved
asf 90 = nht e 1910 c9rtain.ng . Pins
sr8 Agsst sold BIZ 81 DrUgsissN sale rh.tsd
ss'es sEsnt 3uB MOSES
Iyit ~ Csr.lsaSt ssrvet Nv ys,,k
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MARTY s1.ocr,l,s r.,nle

STATE OF VERMONT, ( Ata Probate Court
- Manchester District, s. holden at Manchester,
~ aud for said District the 18th day Of June, A.
h. 1854
Present, Hon T. j. KENT, Judge
The Executors u the last will and testament Of
Martin ,laeum, laiesaf Manchester in said District
deceased propose rendering an account Of their ad-
mnislrsti6n
Wherenpon twas ordered that said account eb au.
dited al q Probate Court 10 BE- holden at the Pro-
bate Office, IN Manchester ia and for said District
on TIE last Wednesday Of July. s6i. and that
notice thereof b. given y publishing this order hrre
weeks successfully ia the MASonEsrEp JouESAL,
printed At said Manchester previous 10 said time Of
herirg 81 II. X. FOWLER, Register
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NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICES.
MARrIN RnRERT,e E.lnte

GTATE or VERMONT. Alta Probate Cour
- Manchester District. S. holden at Manchester
% aud or said District the 29th day % J9He, A
d. 1854
Present, Hon Y :. KENT Judge
The Administrator On The Estate Of Martin Rob.
srIs, late Of Manchester Ia said District deceased
pnposed 70 render a account 81 his Standardization
Nhcrrupou5t was urder.d that said application
b. heard AZ Probate Court, 90 be held 1t the Pro
bate Office In Manchester ia and for said district on
tue 18th day Of July, ,Gl and that ai persons inter
terested Ia said estate be notified thereof by Vnb.
lish.tk copy u the record Of this order tttec
weeks successfully III the MAECHIsIER JorRSAL
printed u Manchester the last Of which publications
shall b previous 10 said time Of hearing
II. X, FOW LEE. Register
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49,. INrELLI..ENoI.


Ensuansgaes - Fa.s stsw usgtsa sfsrsss-
= \ tht tasfsy @seegrl Kaa8ssrsszy n -
hsrF Aaftaa seaiusiy tesl ; .aaf ea Tsss-
ca sns Wednesday = lssi xeet rst AZ
tstaasns < trsep5s 4 - isr.,ss.aa vssuat
- great - & sAsalg haze bser, 20 thoss
sbs wfrs shfss ~ stesy rsssas i = Al ~
So pith fhs fapFEtH ms3s y tAs ssatlars.
sss 80 repersl prosperity - ths iEpiissiza
a84ss - new isausFrf Tts Chste d Sc.
esFtspss sta hsss established sssasm pas
hassesassly 5soegasel si,b crerrrurui 80
tpTfpyfssis sigs The mssls or las &C.
easaea Tss fsrrisbs3 - tie issshta an5
sSAplars. asa VS. intrFspsftel iAraagt ibs
sfugssss q haah aays There hssng Bs "a
Aiaiioa ls lbs sssAing. reeitasiesg ans ooa-
Passiups weFs hesra 81 intervals Ia tbs a..
anisafisa y slssrss. ss5 bosA xcfs u ~
sleeiAssos shsch shaWtJ that shis lmpofysni
hsHseA = e1uratinn haa veeitei IL dee
sAars u aiitnfiea PsnnansAip. ias,rueiioa
u sbssh i ios sf,tn psxlso'ta ia or high
- sshosls, sas also taken ap, aud class
esAssiaei 8isflsysi grea, rrgseisaey 10 &
At - tks rets!t 81 tselTs irsscns freg her
teacher. Miss Goo3neh The classes txam.
iasi ~ Ma Field, ID, Prsosyress. nei,sl
via rrasinsss aud uneerssAnding vhieh
I'D credit bssA % il.emselrss Aad their teach
-. Ebe sssstnta q the classical AID ua,A.
snalcai aeIArimsuss exhibited the sCholaf-
sbip sbioh might have beeu srpectsd fsom
persous who bad spiayri ibe tralning Of Mir,
Base8m aEd Ne Albes The examination
was saiiftaeiory throughout. AID she friends
v shs instiiatioa can res, assured that With
the lressnl loard Y teacher. Barr add Bur
isn Sesainsry uill sgsla become phst !, vas
10 10 most prosperous days
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nohATIO sNKEs E.ln,s-

GTATE OF FERM0NT, At a Probate
- Manchester Dtstrict IS. Court, holden At
Manchester, in and Tor said District, on 9tli
dap Of Jaly, A. ID. ls64.
Present, Hon. Y. ; KENT, Judge.
The Executor on the estate Of Horatio Sykes
late Of Dorset, deceased, applies in writing for
license % sell al the real estate Of said deceas
ed, representing that the personal estate I. m
sufficient % pay tire jnst dsbfs cfsaid deceased
ia the Ssin ~ abo1t SIX hundred dollars, and
that part thereof canno. be sold without in
jury 10 those interested 10 the remainder.
NhereuPon Il was ordered that said appl-
cation be heard nj Probate Court. 10 be held
AZ tbs Probate Office, IN Manchester. ia and
Ter safd District. on the last Wednesday Of Ju-
lv. 1885, md that an persons interested n sad
estate be notified thereof By publishing q cppy
VI The record of tllis order three weeks srcees-
sively ID the IANcREsrER JOURNAL, printed
at Manchester. the last of which publication
shall be previous 70 the time II hearing.
H.K. FoWLkR, Reeistsr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES.
BRr.aA-s PuLMoN1c WAFERS

90 t-fsf - 4 In OsNIC ~ n T. II y.
A. philhag q the cure Of C0rGIs, Coins, ASTHMA
BHoscniyfs, SORE TnEoAr, HosHgsyyrss Dtrrt.
cttT BEEATHiSG, lNcfriESr CoNsraPr,os Ayp
hisAAsEs ~ THE LUSGs They have no taste y
nlssicins, and any child uill take them qhonsapds
have leen restored 10 health that had before DESPAIR
ei testimony given In hanrodf 81 eases ssagle
dots relieves IN rEs MtNuTEs
ASK f'r Brysns Pgimasie Wafers-the original
and Gals genuiae s stamped Bryan Spurious
kiRas ar qacrei for sale lwenty dive cents 4 bo,
Sold by aii bruugisle
JOB MOsEs. Sole Proprietor.
ly4l q C0rtlandg street New York.
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Fnrsrgyr Yore BEAUTY

"a MMA&kA OF NUEM
foi 4 Hal fN Asb AkNTAI Fs5NERk
hY usisF lAaf sac Fiess4ng faEnE4z en8 -reries
Esaus8F AAaNn -
HELMBd.nrs EXTRACT BprMU
Bees tha AGEsriasszassl aH AassheF sssiersB sss
FgaEi - H--
aasE&Afs ass eFSPnsss EexMKkAstn
Sal q 81 sifs preserve = Voc mas sat asu r.
eaiee u hat rNy 81 ssf.s fataff aaF
g fflt Ata.tA anA Fis.9 b 49, ssms
AHt hsnss q ft r. AG fhees
4 sF7gt Toss -aaHfe rHs Ns1esa-ss
- Fssrssrfstf
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The following persons have been appoint
ed iosn agents By The Coun,y Commissioner.
Manchester. c, orvis, SAndgate, Gideon
Turner; Arlington, DR.. Mosely; Beuuiug.
ton. Charles sanford; STANFORD. Daniel
Mnrrf.
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60 ALLOW tue - AIRS hagshesss q aEs-le
- f hftfrs Sarssfar g ~Esftoas ASS.
tasea a. A. E1a sflaF vs. Era aafasfaA aiit tta
ftsst Es8 Hg tae lea II Old DOCTOR BIZ,
kMAMA tAsM SPECIFIC FilAs@As,a ts p
sia9a q Afs-h aaa tisof in lees r.sa -hs1g Casa
ghey ars lsfey yeevtAAle g.sasaai e. take agalnp
sad ss5atafT lu tsslf eeefis 60 she hraktE dosr
aa shattered csspstii1lsat eila ahd esntg can skg
tteaa asth aaNssiiHFs lEfagira aRd ssid II tht
latte ~iaies eaiy ~ JAS s BETIER
Nu ~ bFuaaNay. Nta XafR
20 AEClt g. be : rnssi states
r sA Box q she PISS serarsi 8 packed uiil b.
ntiled 81 any address na receipt u I1ice vhich y
UNE fNLLAB. gesS paid mooney reiun3et b she
AFebt il rntira aaitti4stion Is aat Eigeu
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PENNINGTON COUNTY COURT.
June Term, 1So1.
SAMUEL ~ wEsT son


BOXES. REID a co
This is Al sction On Book Account wherein
the plaintiffs eiaihn balance Of SIX Hundred
dollars.
j sppeSring that ths defendants, James 4.
Bockes, john Webster and William Raid. r.
side cut q this State. and no peronal =, vice
has bees made On them, il s ordered ~ ~
Ceuri that police q the pefdencY ~ this se-
iiau u EEea q said defendants by Publishing
the sahstaace = MS ae'iqa aud tbs ogaer three
weeks sucoessiyslyla the NaNcHEgraR 3ogRx
Al, pFiused a. Iaachssieg. Ia saia Cogn.y lie
iusi 81 xhich publications shall & 4 leest
iwenfg days PRIOR 70 the session ~ said Gear.
uext & e holden Il Bennington, ID and az
s&id coanty q Benniuroa, % ths lrst rass-
asy q peeesAbef 1885, - which time szid de-
fssh viii be recorded.
/ or9sr 81 Coa~
lQHN Y. HALL. Clerk.
= cksttEfD pisi-tss sftesas
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Up 70 the 2ni instant SALISBURY had re-
eraiied twelve men for the coming call, all
residents o. the town. Powaal is also rails
ing men IN anticipation Of dram.
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AZ = iown raeeiiag holden on The 18th, the
ssiecimrn Of the toSn u Manchester we're
aaihoriaed to hire men to gu up the proba-
Ills quota u The lown under the expected
c,ll. The sum 10 be paid fur recruits, a.
veil A. he namber to be enlisted, Is len 10
theif discretion.
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The Bufri'i Bru.Atrs u Ibis town, trap
ieiA bear On the Creen Mountains last week
shleh wslghed about twe hundred pounds
Brui1 made vigorous efforts to escape, drag.
ging abe trap aud clog attached to il which
weighed Forty pounds TO tree about twenty
rods from the place whore he MAS caught,
aaG climbing !, 70 the heightloa thirty feet.
Hers Ile trap aud its atiures became Gu
tsaglei ~ the limss, aud be VAS found aud
,hv,
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Hon. c. n. Davenport, .of Wilmington. is
the nominee Of the Democratic Convention
for Lieutenant Governor.
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Persons uho have been so anfo!,unaic as
TO srelsd Eooi share of their lives in North
Bennington depot waiting for the train. will
ie slHi 70 leain that that building Is under.
going thorough repairs, aud will hereafter
bs more pleasant place IN which to pass
The weary hours ofn,lay.
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Over Eight Per Cent. Inter,,t

10 currency, and are u equal convenience as per.
manent Of temporary Investment
Il is believed that no securities offer 50 great 10.
daccmenis to lenders The various descriptions Of
I $ Bonds In all other forms oflndcbtedness Tie
faith ability u private parties or stock companies
" separate eommanide only is pledged FOR pay
ment while for The dltts Of the United states the
whole property Of Tie country Is holden to sccure
the payment u both principal and Interest in coin
These Bonds may be subscribed Tor Ia sums from
$50 up to any magnitude, on the same terms and arc
thus made equally avapabc to tie smallest lender
and the largest capitalist They can be converted
into money at any moment and the holder will have
The benefit Of the interest
II may be uscfti to state IN this connection that
the total Funded Debt oftbe United States on which
interests peysble in gold, on the Sd day Of March,
1864 was s16s,965I26, while the customs revenue
N gold for the current fiscal year, ending JungS9lh
1854 has been 50 4 AZ the rate Of over 100000 900
per annum.
1t will be seen thatoyen the present gold revenues
Of the Government largely in excess d the wants
Of the Treasury for the payment Of gold interest,
while the recent increase Of the tariff WI doubtless
raise the annual receipts for customs on the same
amount Of importations, to $50 600 600 per annum
instructions to the National Banks acting as loan
agents were not issued from the United STATES Treas.
ury until March 20, butirthe arst tlrdp weeks Of
April the subscriptions averaged more than TEN
MILLIONS a WEEK.
Subscriptions will be received by the
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~ YoU WISH TO ~ euarDi

~ ths Nf&N Ans
ENGLISH SPECIFIC Pills raHt IN les thar 80
asrs tbe aarst cases e NERVOUS Miss Impoten.
fy premature Decay, Seminal Weakness insanity
aud ail riusrf. sexual and Ntryaus Aaatlians 81
matter ifan What czuse pr1dHerd. Price 0ae Doll
lar P.f box sent pesl paid hy mail "a receipt n
ap ar'eF 0ue ba eiN perfect ihs cure n iaasi
casss Address
JAMES r BCILEE
Sm9 General Agent, az Rrozdway New YORK
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stsa e. ~ 8 - neasr4z = g1sf atssss fsas
Hat rftgfu fata NhH wsss res
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arlsEi Has WAakert. . MasslafAs 3 les lsas
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Pension and CLAIM Agency.
II X. FOWLER SUCCESSOR OF /. sARGEANT
TNiIE undersigned having taken license Ms
4 claim agent, Is prepared to receive appli-
cations for Pension, Back Pay and Bounty
claims. All claimants having unfinished bust
ness with Hon. l.. Sergeant, are notified that
the same is left with the subscriber to prose
cute TO completion.
H. X. FOWLER.
Manchester, July -, Is64.--sms
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u. S. 1910 BONDS.

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y asss sh lsss ~ail1 gses.sss tass s.. nsaas !.
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aais 49, susa shsir fs.seasP,iaa TIvr Pr tESl
STEgEs1 wuL BIZ PAID Is CO.'S, - Bssss
afast arss uas haa8fss ssllsrs aahsa.iy ssa 90 a.
ota,r nonat ssal .aznaaly he laisres, !, payasls
g he aras days . Sarel sd stptsnser.a s.aA
yssr
Subscribers I'll Fcgglrs slihef REGISTERED - Goa.
paa Bend. As tAsy msg prsar. Eesns-s3 Boaas
Az recorded 90 TIE book, y be e :. Treasurer.
sna ssn ts transferred aaly Is he owners ordsr.-
cogpoa Bonds arr payable 10 bssrer. and srs aore
coayeBiest "a eommsrriai psrs
sabserfbers 10 ihis iosa sill have The optiob II
Aaribg their Bonds aras Interest iom March lsi.
By payihg The accrued iBtsFes 10 coin Cor 81 TAFT
cd states hates ~ the netes n Nstanal Bake ad-
ains sfsy per cent ia preuhum1 o. receive them
dnariag ialsresi from ,bs date q subscription and
dePostt IS these Bonds are
EI.-si inz Ega.ipl u STAB Tsnd.a.
thsiS value 10 increased from one to three per cent
ptr aHaum according 70 the rate q tax lsviesib "a
rious parts o. the country.
AZ tho present rate Of prepllufp an gold they nav
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Paper lIangingS and Curtain Shades,
Very handsome new patterns.
Judd's Patent Window Shade Fixture, the
best thing there is.

REGIONS FoR UsE.--For Ticks, dissolve
one pound of the Paste Is sixteen gallons Of
water, and so on, until you have sufficient H.
quid for your locks. Cold water win answer,
but i IS better first TO Dissolve the Paste IN a
small quantity of hot water. Inc j ieks are
not. DESTROYED Immediately, but tic next cay
none viii be found alive
For Scab, the treatment f. ~. s4mf, bat the
solution must be made much stronger. accord
ing to the Judgment 81 the person n.ing il eui I
several applications viii be nece-prv.
For Neruiiu on Cattle aHd lloFes. and for
Insects on Vegetation Z viii 10 better f. 81
cease its strength 70 four on ees ~ gallono "
Water.
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Rey W. Smart. q Benson, formerly
ChapiaiH ef the liih Vermont Regiment,
sas "a tewa last Sabbath. and took psri IN
iAe services At ihe Congreg ,tional Church
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Bishop Hopkins will hold service 10 ST.
James thureh at Arlington on the 9TH Of
August.
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pryNc letters from 90. +. 9th VI. dated
the 9Th, state TINT the regiment was Il
Washington within q mile Of Fort Stevens,
a'le 'hat part " their division was engaged
in 'hs action At that place They len Peters
burs On the glh aud reached Washington on
tbe 18th The remainder Of the corps was
on tie way.
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BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.
MODE AND TAN MOHAIRs,
POPLIN STRIPES,
POPLIN ALAPACCAS,
MoYAMBIGUEs,
NALINTIA PLAIDS
PLAID PAII. DE CHEYERS,
BARAGE ANGLIAS,
WOOL DELAINES,
CHALLIEs,
GINGHAMS,
CHECKS, STRIPES,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-10

There are few families, We imagine any
where, in which love j. not abused Us fur
nisling license for iinpoiiteness. \ huS
band. or father or brother, will speak harsh
words to those that he loves the best and 10
those tina. love him the best simply because
The security Of lov. and family pride keep;
him from getting his head broken 1t is =
shame that man will speak more impolitt
" at times to his wife and sister than he
would dare to any other female, except a
low and vicious one. Ii Is thus that tn
hottest affections os mans nature prove To
b. IA weaker protection TO a woman in the
family circle than the restraints of society,
and that Il woman usually is indcb,cd for
the kindcst poltcnc>S OF life to those no;
belonging to her ow,r hoschold Things
onglit 10, so to he. Tn" man who, because
it viii not be resented, iniIict his spleen and
bad temper upon those of his hcartl.%ton"
is Il small coward and very mean man
Kind words are il circulating medium be
tween true gentlemen and truc ladies at
home. and no polish exhibited in society
can atone for the harsh language and dis
respectful treatment too often INDUCED il
between those bound togetherby Gods owl
ties Of blood, and the still more sacred bond:
of onugal love
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-10

During the hattie Of Olustcc, Fla Jerome
Dupoy, Of Go. d, 9TH & V. was shot in the
back of the head and killed. evidently H.
some one in our ranks, and suspicion fell
upon substitute for drafted man named
John Howlcy. of the same company, who
had a quarrel with pupoy and been stabbed
by him. Sergeant Brocs charged Rowlcy
with the crime, when he confessed. and is
reported to have made the following state
ment:
We'll, Sergeant, I did Kill Dupov he
stabbed me at st. Helena; sworc if ever |
got chance I'd kill him. had one at Olus
tee, and killed him. Nor is he the only
man have killed or caused to die. I cut
out The entrails of sailor on gunboa..
since this war begun: and killed hy stab
hing. man in New York. which caused me
to leave my family and go substitute for !,
drafted man las. Fall But the ghost vt
Dupoy is the only one that ever troubled me.
Since the battle haze dreaded night. for
they are horrible nights When on picket.
! always Sc" Dupoy stand little way il.
front. his face Ill bloody, and the bullet
hole in his forehead A. night when in NV
dreams, he stands at the entrance awake
h. Is there pale and bloody. bat vanishes
= soon rs ] see him. | could not keep the
horrible crime Il sccre; an, longer
lie was of course arrested auI will hc p,i,
ishtd T.: death! \. y. f.xprs :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-10
<:ENI;Hs Al. NEWS

i j. reported that Itnly and the Island j
Siciiy are 70 Dc connected b. bridge.
The Republican National Convention |.
be held at Baltimore, viii not be pos.nor
cd
John Minor Bolts recently .ay. ,,;nro,
. ven. Grant and some Of his most promin-
ca. subordinalcS
Inc ciiiet singers at the New York Acad
en- Oh Mii>ic have been ION the strike ia,
some time. The place is closed IN conse.
qucncc.
Inc cficf commissioner of woods and fnr.
ests IN England, refused to allow a body q,
London Mechanics to march in proccssio,
to Grecn Park and there planta Young oal,
IN honor Of Shakespeare. 80
A suggestive petition to Congress
the undersigned children of Eagles wool
Perth Amboy, New Jersey, beg to have slav-
cry abolished, and not have any more chill
eren sold.
John 4. SAKE, the poetical Joker is So.
riously i'll ut Albany, n Y. from the effects
Of injuries received while riding on a rail =
A debating society has under consider
alton the question. us it wrong to cheat a
lawyer. The result Is expected to be .sNo.
bat impossible"
Mrs. LIScolS.--lt Is stated that Mrs.
Lincoln, in her recent visit to New York
WIN asf son" Tommy bought splendid
SET o. ear rings and pin u ono Of the Broad
W. steslry stores, amounting + three,