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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

AProNrNESrs.- Colonel I w.
Osborne, of tho First New York Artillery,
who was appointed Assistant Commissioner
Of the FroedmOn's Bureau for Alabama, had
his arm broken by a pilroad accident q few
days ago, at Oneida, New York, while Oh his
way 10 Washington, which prevented him
from fulllling his appointment. BrigAdier
General swayns, late colonel OF the Forty
third Ohio, Who lost leg In South Carolina,
has boon temporarily assigned as Assistant
Commissioner Of Freedmen for Alabama, and
proceeds Immediately for Mobile.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
T.,.y,, ,.,. Gran, .n., M. stan.

The msst successful achievement in photo
graphic art lately made is that of Mr., A.
B. GARDSAR in taking pictures Of Lieut.. Gen.
GRANT and his staff yesterday. Thirteen Of.
GERS wore comprised In the group, and tho
features Of each are equally distinct and
truthful. Tho picture Is an extremely do.
sirable one 70 those who would preserve the
military memorials Of the period
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

BALrrNoRE, June 23.-An unusual mum.
Dor Of hotel and other robbsries are now being
pcrPftrated throughout our city. There we're
ave or six last night. These are believed TO
result from the chhraotors let loose from the
armies Of both sides. t.f ..- 10.
An order has been issued to-day requiring
all returning rebel soldiers who remain here
over three days 10 don their uniforms.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
Important I..yxsu,t.

WiLLIAEsPoRr, June 22.--Before the Cir.
cult Court Of the United States for the Wes-
tern District Of Pennsylvania, now in session
at this pSAee, the case Of the Mayor and Al.
dsrinen Of the uity Of Baltimore against the
Connellsville and Southern Pennsylyania
Railroad Company. and Others, has been ar.
gued for the last two days BY George Sheras,
J. II. Latrobe and Reverdy johnson for the
PLAINTIFF; and by Rx-0hief Justice LoNric
and George T.. Hamilton for tho defendants.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

sAIL lettsrs rotating 10 he subscription o. or
savVrtisiag IN, the RrpUsfIokS should be Ad-
dFssssd 70 the publishers, ~ above.
iAli letters or communications intended for pub
nsaiion, or In any way relating to the editorial
ep.rtment of the papOr, shoaid be addressed 70
Che cdit0r, a. shove. ia aH. gr.. ... O.
Basinsss and other reorrespondsnts will greatly
Stilse the Publishers and the Editor BY comply
Ing with the above suggestion. .... ..
CoRRKsfoNDENrs No notice can be taken
of anonymous Communications. Whatever 10
iAtcndsd for Insertion must be authenticated BY
The nAms and address Of the writsr-not nsesssa.
rily Tor PublcAtiOn, bat As suAranly Of itS good
hiih tg...y OH ..4.n-.... ..f .....
p We cannot undertake TO return rejected com.
mnHlsAtiOna - -.-. .'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

Tar Virginia Legislature on Wednesday
had under consideration tho subject Of so
amending the Constitution hs 10 allow per-
sons who had been In the rebel army or navy,
Or held office under the confederate govern
mcnt or the rebel government Of Virginia, to
hold Office, having determined TO grant them
tho right Of franchise. Should the Legisla.
ture pass the amendment Il will have to be
ratified by the people The 18th Of October
was fixed us tho time for the election Of mem
bers Of Congress and the Legislature,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

CHANGED QUARTERs. = Colonel Robert
Gould, Lieutenant Colonel Hatch, Major Car
rington, Gate confederate provost marshal Of
Richmond,) and Captain MoGRt, who have
becn confined in the Libby for some time
back upon charges we'll known to the public,
were on Tuesday afternoon removed TO Castle
Thunder, whero they are now sojOurning,
B,,IIefi,l ...'r0. .'r h
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

We learn, says the Macon Journal ami
MsSScmgc Of the 18th, that tho whOat prop
now being harvested Is n fair average bne;
that the yield may not be hs great rs ut somC
former seasons, but that the quality 10 good,
In somO sections wheat "a more or loss njurod
by smut. Corn promises fair turnout, tbs
seasOn having boon very favorable. Farmers
iu the up country are now laying by this crop,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
TnE TEx TnousANprH GnAvE.--Intelli-

THE TEN THOusAEpTH GRAvE.--Intelli-
genco has reached Worcester, MaSs!,rof the
death In 4 rObsl prison Of Francis W. Eaton,
q member of tho 18th regiment. lie was
taken prisoner at the battle Of the Wilder
moss In May, 1854, and was so completely
shut out Of the civilized world in TINT hOrri-
blc sty Of Andersonsvillo that his friends, ~
in many another case, became nncOrtAin rs
to his fate. II Is just asoertained that he
died September ~, 1894 and that his grave
Il nuInbared ten thOaSand. r.-... ... ...... ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

A NEw TORPEDO was exploded Mt Hartford
recently, under raft built for the purpose II
testing its powers. The raft was blown to
fragments, Tho invention will prove Of
great Importance, rs the clock.work of the
machine which Il is designed to manufacture,
combined with tho she'll containing the pow
dor, can be adjusted so as TO explode at any
time, from one minute to one month.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
An Important cotton Dec,slon.

BosTou, june Ain the United States
District Court to-day an important deciaien
was made, giving the right 10 the United
States TO the claim Of cotton picked up
floating of Wilmington. N. O., by the steamt I
Vickslurgf Tho United States libelled II as n
prize, and the Yick'bTg claimed u ns props
The same court ordered the sale Of the
Feil known confederate cruiser Georgia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

L. P. WALKEn, JET. Davis's Grst secre.
terry Of War, Who in 1861, Mt Montgomery,
Alabama, at tho time JEFF was appointed
President ofthe eOnioderacy, made u speech
that date the rebel nag would wave from the
dome Of the capitol at Washington, isen
route to Washington 10 mike special Rppli.
cation to the Prssidsnt for pardon,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

L1aI TIM sOUFHsRN POsFAB sERVicE.
PoStmastsE GeReral, has, after consultation
With Lieutenant General GHASr, concluded
% 700 20 send GgsntlsmAh Of known competency to
the sopth 70 examine into the condition Of
tbe railroads N That section, with view to
ths FesampliOn af Ahe postal service. D.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

.E ,gRonTF-VHE prisoners, who were turned over
90 10 the United States District Court BY Gen.
20 MeDoWsllI Il San Francisco, have been re-
leased on taking tha oath Of allegiance. They
were charged With treasOnable utterances,
Rsneraliy with fejdiciug IN the assassination
90 pfthe iGts PFeHdehl Lineplp. I. '.'. '' '
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

TuE Sixteenth anniversary Of the State
normal school at Now Britain, Connecticut,
will commence July 9th, and continue
through the 18th. DIR. J. O. Holland, Of
Springfield, win deliver the oration before
tho Literary Societies
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

CONCERT ny TnE BALTIHoRH HOUSE, or
REPruE-Odd Fellows Hall was crowded Ia
oVogh0wlng 1Ast night, 10 witness the perform
anee Of the jnyeails band from the Bsltimorr
All present agreed that tho House of Refuge IL a
great institution. The declarations aud dis .
lngucs were excellent, aud renect great credit
upon the prcceptors In. training the boys Ia
speak. A large proportion Of the audience were
ladies, who seemed to be extremely gratihe,l
with the performance. We also noticed several
ministers Of the Gospel, teachers In our public
schools, aud a number Of the member Of OuI
city government This exhibition will press upon
our citizens the necessity Of having similar In
stitution In our city. 's . ...'II
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
FROM MiunesotS--Ths War Against
the herndians-Railroad wOrk--RaIn-


storm-Damage, Ae. .l sl b i'
rdST. PAUL, MIN, June I6.--Letters from
sully's expedition, now In Dacotah Terri.
tory say that the. original plan has been
changed, and suily's force viii bo divided
into two expeditions. aI.g .frJr aFu ~.
One will 60 up Missouri river 20 Fort Rice,
and from thence to DEVILS Lake the othor
viii cross the Missouri al Fort Pierre, and
proceed by wayiof Big Cheyenns Valley q
Powder river, where they will establish a
fort, and leaving garrison, the remainder oI
the troops will return, 10 OmAha. The eKpe.
dition % Devils LakS win probably sec tht
most Indians. rH..F. ~ Faaf-.sf ~
Until our forces are permitted to cross tho
British line in pursuit Of Indians, the prac.
tieal results Of these expeditions will amount
to little more than the expenditure Of large
AMOUNTS Of money. atf.. .ra va1r ~
In addition TO Captain Fsk's expedition u
the gold regions, large train left Sioux City,
Iowa, for Montana, few days ago, and an
other is fitting out ai Yankton. Tho Govern
mcnt furnishes each Of these expeditions will
twenty thousand dollarr si 100.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
Dy the President /;
Acting Secretary Of State.

ABANDoSED LASDs.-It has bosn officially
!' de idsd that the Commissioner of Freodmsn's
Affairs isOHly bOund to take control Of such
rla, potion Of the abandoned Southern lands rs
he may set apart for tho use of the loyal
refugees aud freedmen, snd mot the entire Of
s3 the abandoned lands In that section.
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81 ruRDAY::::::::::..::::::.:.:::.A.JUNE "a, 1851
PkssPoRTs.


Persons residing or being in Washington,
wh desire passports for, travelling ABROAD,
osn obtain the same, with tho least possible
sxiense and delay, on persOaai application
., The Department 81 State. myI-Sm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

CArRo, JuNE 2S.-Four hundred and hfty
bales Of cotton passed up for Cincinnati to-
day, and two hundred and fifty passed last
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nV TnLEanAPu.

Chief Justice Chase In CInoinnati--
Fire In Columbus, Ohio.
CINOrsHNrI juno "a Chief J Justice Chase
has arrived here, and win probably remain
for eevofal days.
The Commyeiels Columbus correspohde
says the ere on Thursday destroyed shannon
Sons coach factoy. The loss not stated.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

JRPF. DAVIS Is said TO pass his time in
prison in catching" hies' Tho stronger are
ever making tho weaker feel their power.
The Federal authorities caught Joal and JSf
turns and catches inseetV. .'.''r.. 80.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

on tho 10Th inst, by the Ros. Il u. NJ LemoT
TnoAAs II. SIXTH and hARr A. TlSkLER, both d
this city, 2 - ISf. s.rai.t'Hg H...na
. By the same, ou the 22dinst, THOMAS orISB
and MARY ADAME T .I..r. .,urg
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

An EnglishmRn Is arguing in the London
Post that the Southern States will pay the
confederate bonds, and advises tho holders
mot 10 soil. ---- VI ---- ! u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

ORPHANS CouRT--JHhRs PHrosH pre-
SifiHg.-J Carter MarbuTy appeared at the Or
phans' Court this morning aud gave his bond ~
AIn,OOO as executor Of Edward Chapman late o
Gonrgstown. '".... .... .~H.- .. "a
sophia Koch, guardian 10 tho orphans Of Chas.
Koch, gave bond In $500. .. OBJ. =. ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

LIME PpxoHEs.- most wholesome
acid during the hot season is that derived from
the lime--R tropical fruit that is fouDd In this
city only ut John HRneook's restaurant, nest
Thirteenth street, On the avenue. Just drop ID
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

NoFlcR. -7Ns Daily National Repubiicdh q
10 9fignfshsf by eprrfsrs 10 stabsori5srs IN Esl
or aSSf 0sor0sfoVa al J11v esats per moALA.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
NY TBLEanAPu.

OtAiIon 20 Lieut.. General craht In
a Philadalphia- L. o.
\ phIL1DGLrnfk, June Aided. Grant is
redblying ht tbe pnion League rooms the
mon bcn1l and their families, this morning.
The budding b dccbrntea with bunting and
flags Tho shttoriee hospital band n in AZ.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
SS-Frcedo6S NaiIonaii-The EInanei

Ae-ErceAom Nallonni t-EnS hs
patton Proclamation Nindleated. The Emhn'l
ted States, issued January I, 1888, and Letter j
the President Of the United States 70 the Uhl"
Convention holden m spTlugheld, Illinois, s+P
teinber =, 1861. In Pamphlet Form, with Cover
0niclaily Revised aud COrreeted FOR sale AZ W.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN once. Price-Ten G"n,
per copy; ~ copies, SlI ~ copies, ~ MA'ied1
frOe of postage, 10 any part of tho United s'a'''
Ap25-lf .-... .L
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

PmsIDENT HrLL Of Harvard college Is 10
deliver the Pit beta Kappa grafton at VIII
amI College this year. ,,I
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

FAST RIDISd AND DIsoRDELY.-A fallen
angel, who gave her name a. Lille Hasting, va,
last evening arrested by Oalcer O. W. Barklcy
on the charge Of fast riding aud Of being disor.
derby. Justice DTury hned her alb, which sh'
paid and went on her way rejoicing.
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AZ Election Nottce.-OnIce washing G

TON AND q GgoRdKrowS RAILRnAp p CoHPASN, Gornr
Fifteenth street aud New York avenue, Wash
IRgton, d. c., June ~, 1s6A. The annual meet
ing Of the stockholderSof the Washington gn
Gsurgetown Railroad Company, Tor the elecilo
Of Directors, win be held AZ the once Of tn
Company ON WEDNESDAY, lhe l2th day Of July
1885. The polls viii be openod At u o'clock III
and close al 2 clock, p. m, b ,-..f-.
0EO. 4 GIDEON, President.
w. c. oRERNLRAp, Secretary and treasure.
iea2.tIyl9
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.NEw YoRK, June 23,-Gold l42i; Canton
3s. Gold active. Stocks dull. Gold, after
the call, 1872. ,a.ll L 81
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Ss- MassachuseSts Military stat STAT

AdEEoT REAOyAL. -On. aud aneT hOhDAl
January lst, 1885; tho Massaehusetts s,s,
If0aaf Intelligeaeer building, second floor, cor
nor Of seventh and ID streets, WasbihHton, w. "
MAsSAehusotts soldiers Ana eitneHs are ih'l"S
to call. '- F'le' if'ht
Advice and assistance given Si.s9g. .,SS&s sR&ss'
de9l-u Lieut. Col and State Agent
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

A5-Ths .JapansAe Hair stain Color
the HAIR, WHlsKKRs, end hOUSTACl liEa beau
tiful black or brown. II oohssts ef only one p
paraton. Color Will not fade or wash out W
byS. @. UPHAM, 70 south Eighth street, PhilH
dolphiA, Pa Sold by s. @. FORD, DO, REM /
ave. and HENRY COOK, AloKandriA
ap20- -mth&s3m .r..'f .H.Hs.l .,.feuN
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Ss-IIAlF UPr0Oted from all naTts OF ~ ~
body In hye minutes, without injury 70 the ~
by UPHAM's DEPiLATORY POWDER Ash
send for UFHAA's ngFiLAfoEf PoWpiR, ana "a
q. -, bys @. UrHAM, ~ south hghth street
Philadelphia Pa sold by's. o. fokD, 30 Fem
ave. and HENRY COOK, Alexandria.
Ap29 mlh&sSIa . III III 4 - A
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
sPIrCIALI..' I..''ill iNllO,TICEs.

As- PablIo sehoels.--To CandIdats'
ron, y. O.. June -, 1894 The " Committee "i
tho Examination Of CAndidalfh lnT Positions a
Teachers In tho Public schools y will meet 4
the Council Chamber, City Hall, on SATURDAY
the lst Of july 1868, A 10 e,Sleek, n.
je3l.tm Y. y. WALSH, Chairman
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

An act fixing the second Thursday in %
tober, 1865, as the day for holding elections
for COhgtsssmsu and members Of III, Genera
Assembly was passed by the House. ,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

pRsAplss matter OR every pAss, r,o, +
.caiGil bella. iai y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

WRAPPINg PAPER FOR SALE A
IN K THIS oiflCt .srs Bl ea,ai ss95d
Aa1 tHh Eisssh
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

An act to amend and re.enact the 3d sec.
tion of the act passed January %, 1868, en-
titled "An act staying the collection of por.
tain dsbts-" was passed by the obso.,
Tho provisions stay the Psyment Of all debts
contracted and accruing before the 26th day
of July 1861, the doblqr Or party Liable L.
pay upon the demand Of the creditor or prn-
cipal' nb a'I .'1 s.'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-15

TIE SATURDAY EVENING PosT We notice
that there has been a change in the manage.
ment of this we'll known and favorite Week
Iy, by the admission of lady author as edi.
tor, Miss Bella z. Spencer. The Post, for
the ensuing year, will contain, besides tho
usual amount of mhcellany, contributed by
the best writors. two continued stories, ono
by Emerson Bennett, entitled "the Phantom
of the Forrest" Wild story of the early
settlements of Kentucky, the other by tho
editor. to be called "Genevleve Howe
Wheeler & Wilson's celebrated Sewing Ma.
chimes are offered as premiums to those who
got up certain clubs. The price OF the Pos.
is $3.50 year, two copies g.. four copies
$s. eight (anj one grats) &c. Sample
copies containing tho terms and induce
ments in full,ara furnished gratis. Address
II. Paterson & Co., 3l9 Walnut St.. Phila.
delphla. The Democrat and Post will DO
furnished for 81 per year.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-15
What the Illustrious Aberneth Said

swell, sir, what's the matter z" SAID Aber.
neihy, the great English surgeon, to a oadav.
orous.looking patient, who had called to consul,
him. "Oh, nothing serious" said he, my
stomach and liver are out of order, that's all."-
do you call that nothing seriouss" said Aber.
nethy; II tell you, sir, that when these two or
gans are cut OF order, you call it. there is not
square inch of the body that is not more or less
diseased, nor a drop of blood in it that is in a
healthiul condition" Nothing can be more true,
Therefore i: is Of the worry highest importance to
keep the stomach and liver in vigorous condi.
ton. If the one is weak and the other irregular
in its action, tone and control them with HOS.
LETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
TERS-the most genial vegetable Restorative
and Alterativ that has ever been administered
as cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Disease. 1t
is recommended by distinguished surgeons and
physicians Of the United States Army and Navy,
by our first authors. by eminent clergymen-in
fact, by thousands Of the most inte ligent of
every class. as an unequaled protective against
epidemic and malarious diseasest and as q per-
fectly innocuous, and at the same time po owerful,
invigorant and alternative. 1877
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-15
Cleveland Market.
TUESDAY, EVENING. Dec

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec IL, 1866
FLOUR-Inactive and mainly nominal.
No reported sales to-day.
WHEAT-Inactive and nominal. Sales 3
cars No. Shelby rod from store at $2.OO.
CORN-Dull and declining. No sales
reported. Old No. 2 mixed offered OF 6Oc
from store.
OATS-Lower. Sales 8 cars No. Ohio
at 400 from store.
DRESSED HOGS-Lower. Sales of
heavy. 225 lbs average, at l0c.
PORK-Quiet and steady. Mess held OF
$4,000, Clear $34 90.
MESS BEEF-Steady ct $500 for city.
packed.
BUTTER-Dull. Prime roll selling in o
small way at 33@35c.
CHEESE-Dull and unchanged. Good
to choice Western Reserve and New York
l6@2lc
EGGS-In moderate request at s5@37c,
according to condition.
DRIED APPLES-Held at l2@l3c for
old aud l5@l6Ac for new.
GREEN APPLES-Firm and in fair de-
mand. Good to choice fruit hold at S4,OO
@500.
POTATOES-Peachblows steady at SOC
in car lois.
POULTRY-In fair demand at l3@l4c
per 10. for Chickens, l5@l6 for Turkeys.
HAY-Loose selling at range OF 100
@l3,OO. Beater pressed at go, ,00@22 co..
Market quiet.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-15
Montville Items.

Considerable "movipg" is going on in
Montville, at this time. Seth Whitney is
moving into the tavern at the Center,
Geo. W. Garrett into the house where
Mr.. Whitney has been living the past
summer, and ]. S. Alvord, late OF Hunts
burgh, into Mr.. CARROTS house. Mr..
Alvord intends to carry on the mercantile
business in the store lately occupied by
Mr.. Garrett.
They are still making cheese at Ran
dall's Factory. They gather the milk
every other day.
We have in Montvile, at present, three
saw.mills, one run by steam and two by
water.power; two blacksmith shops, three
shoe.shops, two single. machines and a
chair.factory. 8. l..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-15
Hambder Items.

James H. Wykof has sold his farm 10
Mr.. French, Of Chardon-1O acres, $40
per aero.
The Congregational Church have been
holding series Of extra meetings br
the past two weeks. Preaching by the
pastor, Rov. p. A. Beane, and Rev. J. B.
Davidson. '...
The common schools have all opened
for The winter. Hambden furnishes all
ite teachers this winter. besides supplying
four or five to other townships. Can any
township boast of more interest in edu-
cation ? M. L. M.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-15


In Huntsburg on the 7th inst, Mrs. ABIGAIL
STRONG ,relict OF Asahel Strong, aged "a yea rs.
Ihe deceased was born in Hawley and resided
in Hawley and West Hampton, Mass, until her
removal to Huntsburg, Ohio, in 1887.
She had been helpless for the past years from
gendered by her paralytic condition; but her
mental and social faculties remained vigorous
and active. She united herself in early fife, TO
the Congregational Church, and, after long and
useful lite, exhibited jim her severe nfflicion the
Christian courage and fortitude OF veteran
he. eternal rest, ICON
in muntsburg, on the 7,h ins,, Mr.. sEXTUs
BARNES. aged 81 years.
Mr.. Barnes was an old resident of the town OF
Huntsburg. An intelligent and useful member
Of community; industrious and influential in the
society in which he moved; exemplary in the
practice Of those virtues which ennoble man &
! nature, long will tho citizens Of Hun,sburg re-.
| spect and cherish his memory.
In Bainbridgc, November Gath, Mrs ESrEL.
LA II. GILBERT, wife of Sylvester II. Gilbert,
aged 20 years and months
Alter distressing illness Of three DAYS, ond
almost unpa rallel ed sufierings by epasmodc con
vulsions, during the last twenty.four hours, the
weary spirit winged liz way up 10 the throne of
its Maker, God.
TO THR BETRAYED oNE:
"Son of Man! behold, take away from thee
the desIe Of thine eyes, with a stroke THAT
thou may'st seek thy oil in me-" thine.
Weep not, child OF sorrow, for hopes that were
blest are the gifts of on unhallowed shrine;
Thine idol was earthy-thy life.star has set,
Bright stars are in heaven that beam for thee yet
Weep not for her!
She's gone In the spring time Of life,
Fer her sky had been dimmed by q cloud,
Wme her heart with the rapture OF love was yel