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WIRz.--Captain Wirz, of Andersonville
memory, has had rather unfattering picture
drawn OF him by a paper published in his
Swiss home. As the Wjnterthur LaRdbote
says, the Captain is a native of Zurich, where
twenty years ago he held a small appointment
in the Merchants Hall. In April, 1917, he
was sentenced to four years in the House of
Correction, having been convicted on the
charge of forgery and embezzlement. He
was, however, discharged when his sentence
had only run a year, being a sickly person,
and having suffered from illness in prison.
A short time previous to 1860 he emigrated to
America, having been previously divorced
from his wife,-Nanchsster GuQrdlqa.
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A CoMPRoMIsE-The consumers of milk in GER
tain quarter of Boston struck against the increase of
price, and strictly held on to their determination not
to take drop till the price was reduced. which was
done in twenty-four hours. When the consumers
came to taste the milk, they found there had also
the iron-taiied COW. If the price was not strong,
neither was the milk The sight of it gave chill to
ali the nenple subject to the ague.
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MAsoNIc.-In the Grand Lodge of Ohio,
which, on the 10Th instant, closed its annual
session at Columbus, resolutions were intro
duced, in response to a memorial from the
Grand Lodge of West Virginia, asking recog-
milton from their Ohio brethren-the resolu-
ton acknowledging the legality of the organi,,
zatlon OF that body, and recognizing it as equal
in dignity to other State Grand Lodges. A very
lively discussion ensued. Old fogyism said,
"Wait." Refer the matter to committee. :,
"Wait year, and see what old Virginia will
do" don't be in too much haste;' any
thing, in short, but to acknowledge the sepa-
rate political existence of the State of West
Virginia The discussion, though animated,
was traternal, and resulted in the adoption of
the resolution by decisive majority. So the
Masons of Ohio, represented in three hundred
and fifty different communities as Lodges, have
spoken out on the side of the Government on
this question.
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John M;tchoI ~,

Fort MONROE, October 3o.-Jobn Mitchell
has been released and goes to Richmond to.
morrow,
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SECRETARY sTANroy's REPLY.
APPROVAL.
lT
LNncA E.aW I'm ENMa.

lFrom the Lyons Mirror, October q
We have chronicled the arrest of Heiner ihe noto-
rious horse thief in Wisconsin, and the fact of his
being in Jail at De Witt Now have to record an
other episode in his career.
Last " edneSday night about one o'clock, Sheriff
Grswold heard a knock at his door. He was lying on
lounge, dressed, with lamp burning and the Jail
keys at hand as he had passed every night since the
prisoners arrival. Inquiring who was without, and
receiving some ambiguous but satisfactory reply,
Griswold opened the door, when a rush was made
He was borne into dark room. and held fast by three
men, while others took the light and the keys and
proceeded through the jail to Hciner's cell.
The sherif called out, aWlking Ei1 wife and two
men IN the house but before any assistance could be
vigilance men lost no time By the time Mrs. Girls
wold reached the side of her husband Heiner had
been carried out in the grasp of half dozen men, and
Grswold released. The Jail doors found safely
relocked and other prisoners disturbed permit
ted to escape. The crowd displayed ominous look
ing rope when in the house, and wagon drove rap
idly off Immediately after Heiner taken out The
sheriff and his friends mounted their horses, but
search In the dark was fruitlcSs.
Next day the tracks of two other teams and wa
gons were found just north of the town. The sheriff
followed up in that direction and men, who,
though protesting to know nothing of Heiner yet
were very positive he would steal no more horses
A few persons were at first disposed to think that
the midnight crowd composed of the villains
confederates, and that his the object; but
MIR. Grlswod Is perfectly convinced, from the bear
ing OF his visitors, that they meant death to the
horse thief and that he has been decently buried
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MILToSIAN TABLEAux.-A Dutchman, on seeing
the large posters of the Miltonian Tabeaux of Para
disc Lost posted up in of our Western cities and
reading till his eye struck the words, Great Rebel
lion in Heaven suddenly exclaimed: my God
what ish that? Great rebellion in Heaven? Never
mind, Old Abe ish there-he fix theW,"
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The semi-annual conclave of the Grand
Commandery of Knight Templars of the State of
Connecticut will be held at Masonic Hall, Hartford
on Thursday, November I'd,
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CAIRO, Oct, 30,-Generals Longstreet and
Hood have arrived here from New Orleans, en-
route for Washington
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Gems. Howard and saxton at sava

Gems. Howard and SaxtOn at Savannah.
New YORK, Oct. 30.-The steamer Aradne,
from Savannah on thp 26th, has arrived. The
Savannah Herald states that Generals How
ard and Saxton arrived there on the Goth, and
would address the Freedmen on that evening
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Tne ISemtuekN TrNnhI0.

The following correspondence, already noticed
briefly, appears in the Louisville papers of Monday
GEN. PALMER TO SECRETARY STANTON.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. Is. 1865.
lion y. II. Sdnton, Secretary 0C War, Washington
Since the abrogat0n of martial law, no colored
persons allowed to cross on the fcrryboas on the
ohio river unless known to the fcrrylan TO be free
Not more than one in hundred can cross. What
shall ] do?
JoHN NJ. PALMER Major General.
Official: E. Is. HARLAN, Captain and A. A. &.
LOUISVILLE, October Is. 1866
Hon f. ". NGnton, Secretary Of Wnr:-On yes
terday the ferry boats across the Ohio refused to
carry caloreG persons on passes issued under De-
partment Orders No, 2j
| have ordered the post cOmmandant here to COM
pei them to do so. The alarm among negroes upon
the report of the withdrawal of martial law. OF
which L have no official information renders this
JOHN NJ. PALMER,
AlaJOf Aenl Commanding.
Official: E. 3. HARLAN, Capt. and A. A. Il.
SECRETARY STANToNS REPLY.
WASHINGTON, October 20, 1865
MAJOR GENERAL PALMER: Your dispatches in re-
spec to ferry passes have been very maturely consd
cred, and it is perceived that The department can
Z. NJ. STANTON, secfetary of War.
APPROVAL.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %, 1865
MAJOR GENERAL PALMER: Major General Thomas
having reported in favor of r0ur retaining the com
mand in Kentucky, and approving your administra-
ton of the department. the President has approved
his report and oFcIraled tie application made fol
ynnr removal. "'
By order of the President:
f. D. townsend,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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The Quartermaster' Department has thus
far realized between six eight millions of dollars
from The sale Of now useless army appvstsuances,
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A SINGULAR CASE OF RESTITUTIoN-A few
weeks since an advertisement appeared in a
Boston paper, stating that if certain lady
would send her address to designated place
she would hear OF something 10 her advantage
An answer was received, and il seems that
twelve years ago the lady advertised for lost
her gold watch, chain, and locket. valued at
about $500, On the latter her name was en-
graved, and also that of her grandparents
The usual efforts were made to recover the
lost property by notices in the papers, inform
ing the chief of police, &C., but all proving
unsuccessful the search was given up, and she
came to the conclusion that she would never
see the articles named again. The watch,
chain, and locket, it is said by the party hold
ing them in possession, were found by a young
man, who wished to restore them to the owner,
but was persuaded by home influence to retain
them.
On the evening that the jewelry was lost the
lady afterward recollected meeting three men
on the sidewalk in one of our crowded
thoroughtares, and thought that one of them
had distracted her watch. Subsequently she
had but little doubt that the watch and iewelry
were stolen at that time.
Within few months the finder has died,
and his widow took the above course to find
the original owner, who has come forward,
and after the lapse of twelve years she has OBJ
tanned possession of her property, The incl
dent here shows not only the workings of con-
science but the benefits of advertising.
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ELEc1IoS1y WEST yRcry1A.-The Wheeling Intel

Hgencer in announcing the result of the election on
the 26th instant. says
We have again met the enemy. and they are
ours Our majority the vote for Senators is $50.
and average majority on the whole ticket is 12O
The total vote cast is $3.50, against 4147 last fall
or falling off of 557. Our majority last fall 3.
This time it is better in proportion to the vote poIed
We have inroaded on the strength of the enemy The
result is abundantly satisfactory. We gained hand
some averages in Washington, Madison. Centre, and
Richland townships, and increased our actual poll
of votes in Liberty and Triadelphia.
. These two latter townships, did robly. ,Colone |
coins poll, while Cooper for Senator, has sixty less
than Mcclellan. In Tradelphia General Duval and
Colonel Curtis poll III votes against the 100 given for
Mr.. Lincoln, while all the Democratic candidates,
except Garrison, run behind McClellan's vote But
we haye not space, or time to e9mment at the late
GUS success and should animate aresh for the work
before us in the future.
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The Magazines.

- OuIu 10 JOVt-
l had but ten such Counsellors as thee!'
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Baltimore Ireitag, ben Is. 9ecem0er 1865

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S4riit an ibm ppriiber pbne elm g8Ort gu
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vWetn Weiiter bate 3eat, es lit nt6ts olS
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fen pdre.
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ni6t glauben, mas i6 fir einen iaredIi8en
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Sbieres entrpnnen?"
GSprtIebliru fOInf0
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EasutSst anS sDDcbentlidber
Baltimore (l1'e Rer.I
1srousseastsa VII
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/, 5taa Deut3lanb OerfaHbt g. iS9rlia (etnSlteSl'p
dbee Eortc).
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Die ipunperbarite
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Sic ggearpIa,,S ms s5irgimia pefrOIeum Ofea
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Gin DnS Wublifmiat :!

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fctn mHf.
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perfauten. 49,.
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Cl4nsp1mp) 20 SaR @apft,1 ,1aItp
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gGcme 95oa. S3Ons t5ariaoe.
gr tsamer tmpFnS ireDen cine ttetne 2arr bonn bteS
a6reen gqn9e bic to- ur 9epea.en AtEa9me teens s1n'
pff0lS 8. 80. 8pebeI,
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1no MoOe@ @glrtitel fir 9erren,

IT, ltrt6 9JtoOe@NrtlteL Iur QeGreI'I
Np 318 S1 YrattAraBe.
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lfum bert1Np bte r9ebenfe Mnetee eGB td tn metnsm
trre tS Elm Nprtimen rttser 5rrentltpfr Ncpte stne
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ratbtp balts, n-..a..
Gud psr!en Rleiter rad Ta6 aus ben neeerntfn Stpa
PSrnii51) q. @rtenet{eu.
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3eibftan.
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gta5f 5fpIeer prn SatDb Seeser,
% German Ctr,

Na1fpI9er prH 5 0tpb SeEgtFt
% German Str.,
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atS mensren nenlbrnen unt plattirten gpaa en- SaTe'
be6ld9en unS Geriruneen, Gtl pla'tsn gtuamtrn nno
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gaoelltu 2aubdgen 9Olrburfen fr Eafts
ns, NsuFtber ene Sprteu Orab 1e xbsrmnmeter uno
Rie pdaeeu, Ras SdaudDbur fen, Spunte Gtldu6e,
@prts. pdbnen fur Brauereen 99trtte tnben etn vi.
lrrent @iereldFers Sdtnen, 0eutilS ,. benn6er8
lie ber6nn paenttten Bertatusn berin auetneer Vr'
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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13
LEGAL NOTICE.

Thomas Fl. Marshall. Mary @. Marshall, his wife,
and William d. CAdy, will take notice that joseph
Eavey as complainant, has fled a bill in, ebancsry,
in the District Coprto OF Nemaba county, Nebraska
Territory, against them and John L. Carson, IS
defendants. The objs0s and prayer Of said bill Is
to foreelose q certain Deed of Tr9st, Ia the Nature
Of a Mortgsge executed BY Thomas 4. Marshall 20
John L. Carson, as Trustee, upon the Southeast
quarter Of Section eight, n township Elk, north af
range fifteen east, in Aemaha County, Nebraska
Territory, 20 secure TIE payment IF a Promiss0ry
Note TO complainant for $3.50. 90, mentioned in said
Deed Of Trust, and for the sale Of said premises
to pay said note, and also to set aside q certain
Deed, OF a portion of said premises, executed by
ssid Thomas II. Marshall to said William d. Cady,
30 far as the same effects the prior lien and right Of
complainant, and also TO BAR the said Mary G.. Mar
shall of her Dover in said promises. The said
Thomas H. Marshall, Mary G.. Marshall and viii
liam D. Cady ara notified that they are required to
answer said bill on OF before the 22d day of May,
=. d. 1858. 81 CHARLES q. DORSEY,
Solicitor for Complainant.
Dated April 9Th, 1865. 29-4t-siS so,