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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
DIED.

c,NDEEOn Ta..s,y morning Oct. TO- ef conssston %
the brsia Priscilla II Surges vito Of JOHN NJ Csnoeo
The funeral services VIII take pses Thursday Oct
2occct foIn her late rehdsree soosn vsa
without further sosice.e
FITCHA Co1,sste On Friday morning., Oct g. Of baios'
rmittent fever Kete Hssbrouck. beloved wue OIL ho~
xsII n Flteh eyed ls years Il mouths and ~ days
GIRTON-On "Wednesday. Oct ii. Margaret "fs OF 9smoS
(iirton in the 5lst yesr cf her age .o.,.o, =, =.
FonerSI services viii take place on Tursd1y ooeino2h
o'ciock Al her late rssdssoe, No - suIliysu.st b9fe
os,. viii ne taksn 10 sckensack NJ j. fox in'ormens 'a
Friday, 18th inst
GllpLEY-In Brooklyn, on wednesday oe'' A. "''"7'''
The fnn"ls service, will b, attended the rstence ssr
Ryossivn ., O'clock this (llrrsdsyl afternoon Ihs TO
mains viii be taken TO Newbursh for inermrn-
JONfs-In Greenpoint Tuesday Oct TO- J. W. JONES.
TIE fanrrs viii take place from hi. le residence Freens'-
st.. Gtt door fro u UDouaYe. atE p m.
Tbom., and Hattie n JSrk.on aged month snd fsys
The relatives aid friends q the family ere
W., ons.bn,sprd ,a Harlem u
o1Jt oeiocE. s.'''"''''''' ''' ' =.
KEITELL--On wedne.day morning Oct II; GeorSs FrSa
erck, twin ,ou Of BeF'Esnd aud hssiaepa he''s' 's
Tho rcsiions and friend, Of II. flay are rs'gectI.y ~
vci to attend e ;uaesa al she residence Of s Pae"'
No Y Bsdgort-s.. on Thursday, Oct. H. Al p ~
LITCHFIELD-In Brooklyn, Moniay. Oe. 9 Hinn'',
wie Of Rufas tchei Ia ,Hs sye ys s,,sns o. a1 her n
fton her late residence No. 1873 s,hernerh0u' o'0'A'
lyn. on Frday Oct -, ~ O'CLOCK
Boston aud my papers Will please copy.
Iowa. BERGEN NJ j. yednc sdey morniH= OcsILs
Jane p wife OF Jane, y, Lo, In tho dot year Of ne'
from hcr resdenee Citou place. Bergen on fnday'
18th inst, a, II a. ---...
MARCHER-lt Iiur.'4 Point Weschcster Comfy siters
soft Illness Robert srcncr eldest 200 Of the sis a..
ind Sarah B. HsrcLet OF the city c NVw'fofA' III hn 70"
yer. ,o.,.. -. A..
Tie funeral will take place Thrrs1eyr lsth inst com NO.
- West Twenty -ninth-t- az O'Clock
McCLFxAyIAH-rn rucsdsv Oct 10. Pannie. toe beloved
WIFI Of Nu EcClen han, as't "a year,. ..,.,.,e
Relatives and friends especially Invited 20 a''elh se
neral from her resdenes 40. ji' Bo"ery on Anu''
day sfte moon. att O'Clock.
REQUA-In Brookiya. caAfoa. on Thur dsy Oc' . yeha
Reaua late OF Tsfyown, n. Y aged D years. - mon'hs
and ! days
sPROUL-In Jersey cry ruesdsy Oct 10 sI,s' snon
illness Flora Yroui dsushier o. Csret snd Jsne op'os
aged years ard 10 month"; -,
Rel,iiyps and fud. tina Esfy invited 70 thetn
from No 39 south fiftEst Jersey City on saturday
O'Clock 2. Tie remains viii DC conveyed 20 hey f''
for intermeut.
Orange County paper, poass copy
WTyES-At Fusbng, Iors Issnd y,ne l.. Winss VIE o.
John Wines. ia ;hot9ta year of boz sse ,,,
VIII take place from trends Meetngiio1ss fus"'
ing al II O'Clock ,.iis day. = . ,m..
Railroad trains esye a. O'Clock uon Jt1nesup anu hnhy
fonrfl.tt. Ferries
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To the Associated Pres.

To the Associsted Press
NASHVILLE wednesday. Oct. H. 1905.
Immense frauds in the revenuc have been dis
covered e. The United States Revenue Collector for
Cincinnati arrived here yesterday 10 Investigate. A
large lou LOuse has swindcd the Government ort OF
$50 coo bu win DO compelled refund at once or pay
S2c0 0OO
A A. Harris has been arrested here by order OF Gov
BfownlOv according to requistion from Gov. Bran'
lette. Hairs is indicted IN keuuoky court for an
nct during the War.
There exciting tmee in the Tennessee Legisa-
ture on the negro franchise question
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VIRGINIA.
The Troops Not 20 be Allowed 20 Interfere
With tho Election To-Day.

BAIrIsoRr Wednesday. Oct. VI. ls61
The Richmond Republie ofto-day says: IL VIII
b. observed by the official order IN another column inst
efficient means will be taken 10 prevent any lnler
ference bv tho military with The elections tomorrow
An the troops VIII bo removed from the vicinity OF the
polling places ard officer viii he suffered TO
approach them except In case of Disturbances ot tbe
peace when II absolutely necessary the military force
may be D ei 20 nncll the some.
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THy DysPKPrIC.- trials and suflarings oi
ibe dy.pog,c oniy b. realized b! those 50 uhftu
n ,r h =, he sfi4e0l VITA tbs seas aad YET hoN
many b, Them ~uf.r I'D coniiuue O. -ufi~r Why they
do Ills 20 nateEtly Il IL impossible % tell IL may be
from igEoran,sof asy cerida reuedJ or NY uc
I'm rr,ird - egn nsi the use ~ paiert medicine
HOOFiANr's GER,iAS ifTTfls has cured th0us1nds OF
The worst ease. ayspepss. aud ench day ADDS new
lance 10 the record of ~ uscflncs Give tho BIters
A nal Por sala by ull truggisls. They are not
whisky drink -fIniiauapolis 6Hzeitc
H. A. HkIMsoID Druggist. No. Syi Broadwny' New
Iur1 Agent.
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Soldiers, Vot{u1.
WASHINGTON. wednnsdar. Oct IL lsh-

m WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Oct. II, 1865
The polls were opened in various parts of
washington Yesterday. 20 afford the comparatively few
soldiers here an opportunity to vote Partial returns
snow that four companies OF the 24th IenBsy lyania
Regiment gave CO Union and 25 Democratic votes. At
the soldiers Rest the l9Jth Pennsylvania gave Hart.
fanft majority Of nearly 100.
AT three Of the places opened for the Oio election
li9 votes were cast for the Union and III or tho Demo
cratic tictpt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

DYSPEPSIA ASD FITS - Sure Cure for
these d,trc.slag couplliais j. nov made known IN
Treai.e on Foreign md Native Herbal Preparations,
pubishcd by Dr. o. PHELPS BaowN. The prrsci iplon
wss furnished him IN such yroydcntla manneT. that
he cannot conscloniousl, refuse 10 make " known as
Il has cnrcd everybody who used H. never having faie
in single ease II iS equally surc Ia cases oi s as
f Dyspst,iA and The ingredients nay be found IN any
drur store Sent 20 al on receipt Of hve cents % pre-.
nav postage. Address Dr. .. ruFLle Bbo"N' no ~
Grana 81, Jersey Ci'v. Ncw-Jcrsry
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

CmCAGo Wednesday, Oct II. l.f3
The plums thas lar received OF The Iowa
ELECTION Which took place se. Ilay arc very agcr
Therc afc - yet 10 iDdical.0aFEs rs 70 the rc,ult.
Dnht ao CGUnig gives aJlt 600 majority fol fhojn8s
III Banfau, ti.e Democratic c0nfdata lot Governor
Scot Cc..tT .iVc8 800 majority for Wm III Stone,
the Reprl,licau earddIie i0r Governor.
The pemoGal lie mN'it5 D. h."ktk Us l5o' Which ~
CHICAGO Wednesday, Oct. II. 1865.
ReiEras fioIa the loga election Indicate that Stones
ri fi'r -,i 10 bout 2OOO1 snall vote vas poled
Canto, Ccnrt- gives sboot 500 Republican majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

SpeclhI UlspaIcH 70 IIt n. T. IIIDuht
NASHVILLE. Tuesday. Oct. 10, ls65.
In the Tennessee Legislature to-day resolu-
tons ndoreing the policy Of President johnson as EN-
bodied ia his reconstruction Of tho Southern States
ere tabled by 90 votes for to % against thcm.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

"JgyKiss's PATgST COMPOSITE lEoN KALI
,.o c,,nc,ly sold by HvroHr,-oN & WIcKrgsn,m is
nov for sale by the manufacturers agency.
HUTCHINSON DAVIES s Co,
No 46i BrDcme ST., v \.
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vote was polIed. There was opposition. All the
candidates were Uaioniss. Only 1900 votes were
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
TENNESSEE.

The Legislature Refuse 70 Indorso Prcs'-
dent Johnsou's Reconstruction Policy
Immense Frauds on tho Revenue-
Arrest OF n Kentucky Criminnl-Thc
Legislature ON Negro Suffrage.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

A BRILLIANT AND ENTRAoRDisARY ARRAf
oy NOyyIIFs U5efal and EmtCrtairng Liefa1nre
K,,,ble Fa,hlopA Ful.S2c Patterns and the most
conp,ete ard attractive Magazine over 'saes. W. ~
found ia the November number OF bthoih7i .
MoNTH.Y MAGAZINE. Ready next week
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Peunsyivuuia.

Special Dr?stch to The " Y. Tr.bune.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday Oct. II, ls6j.
McMichaers majority is greater than that
given to Henry. The majority in the State viii be
relatively larger than IL was last year.
GEO. w. HANGEsLY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
MAKE Your OWN SOAP WITH
z 4 RAKafTra

. L. BABBIrTs
PuEB CoScESTHATRp Potash,
On ,py etp NAxts Warranted double the streusth OF
oTnrnon PoEg snd trior a-y ether ssponner - ley
In ~ market fut Up IN cans o Poand Ipouad' pounds
pund. .d i2 ounds WITH fl directions IN fngiish and
German ~ making ard srl OF sosP One Pognd wal mAs
n gallon. Of olt Soap 80 ias T. .equiIcd. Cousuncrswi
6ad ,sis ihs hs.pcst fotash iu market,
No, o. eS 5S g. 6s %. - y aai u s'hs'o So y T.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
GOOD NEWS FROM IOWA
CheeringPr0speCtS in New Jersey
ELECTION OF CITY DELEGATES.
Ohis.
le y. Y. Tribnne.

spseisi Dispatch to Tie " Y. Tribune.
CoIUWBuS Wednesday 0ct II. ls65.
Returns to-day are decidedly cheering; A.
Counties give Union majority of 24,o7O. The Coun-
hear from will increase this to 5000 and With
tie soldiers vote added, TO 5000.
The falling of on the Reserve is heavy. which ac-
couats for the decreased majority.
We have at least twothr1s Of both branches Of the
Legislature thus insurng the election Of q UBj,ed
States Senator.
The Dsnocrats are gloomy tonight while their cppo
meats arc quite jubiant.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

Tie Lcr.sluiLrc viii be Union in both bFan.ae' By
large majorites.
THE VERY LATEST.
Tie UUiVn majority IN tie state is estmath ~
iOOQ Nttf eaisi Of eeverBl menbcrs Of Assembly N
Pi.l. Ce.siil. John Given, tac Union cal0iatto !Of
CITY CO l,o .oncr Is de'eltod by Major D. p Weaver
Doncoslt. by ], i47 majority, Gwen running heefV
0OG ici.ld III. ticket.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

JFpygPs. 573 BROADWAY. Tho only place II
the city where LADiEs' econ Bopfs ANb SHOE car
be had al low prices. JtffEhA 90 pho"'"'i
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
10 ,ho Associated Pres,.

10 tLo AE1QtIatd FT0ts.
CTNCINNATI. Wednesday. Oct. II, 1865.
The latest returns from Ohio give Cox (Uniou) about
q 600 "a ioniy sixty Union Representatives, and FL
senator ale elected. The HoTse will stand about
one lnuGfti-cnd.G,e, Union, and the Senate thirty
seven Union
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
R.,,;mo,e Election.

.lf BALnnoRE, Wednesday. Oct II. lees. .,
At Tie City Council election to-day q small
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

Tng LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE !
york mas EtNoysp 90 No 80 Can,l-st l.. BA'Iii
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MARIE -.

pRFrr- On Tuesday Oct ~, a. lae FL, free
b, eriau Church. New BrunsNck, y. j., 10y tle Rev Wa
r. Beatty the Rev Cornelius Bl,tt pastor 0: the Rg'ae
Dutch Church tatlands Long Island, TO He!cn b h'nyV'
OF the former place.
NJ cards.
GLYNH-BOGERT-Ou Tue day, Dot lo ., de 'es,eeace '
Of the bride b. the Rey n. Hutton d. IsiI', ( ~ ~,
this city.
No cafds.
JENNINGS-LYNC CH-On Nedreidsy VeS a, - T - q
Rev pr Lord Herry NJ Jonninss 20 hli'' tIsDoe' -
Lynch. %
PATToH-sT SsOy-At tse Brlck 'Iifin m ~ ines r
day Oct TO- BY tho Rev J. NJ teycin ~ 70 20 ~
TrsncI, H. Patton Pastor of the EgS -ieur'h . rt"so
errn Church No.York, 20 Rosa Anone'se' Nausnei os
the Dhi, iatisg Clergyman.
Bermuda papers please copy ,
sU,RpF- ANpREWs-OR Thursday, oct 3y the Rev
J'p. uieson eiL; i n r. 'I,VyaTe rounty n. Y.
sTFvvNs yANpERBILT-on Wednesday. Oct IL, 1855,
al tho Reformed Dutch Church Ms,h nsson'99ars 6y me
NJ nr Iiutton s'eysn. T. sarah H. doushtef
s,h,s,s ny p W. B. vanderbilt. oil Of ,his c,y.
syraeu.e pster' please COPY
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10 he Al. oc;sed Pres.

PInLADELrHIA, Wednesday, Oct. H. isOJ
In Philadelphia MtMlchaei's majority tnr
Mayor il > 100; Har,auuits. for AuditoT-Ge GescihL
T6s! CampbelPs, for Surveyor belein I1JO All The
Union CITY ticket j. elected. Two UhlCn Senator'S NJ.
teen Onion aud three Democratic Assembym,n G-o.ed
Mann. tn Uaion candidate for District Attorney has
900 majority.
The vote the city the largest ever cast except
OF Presidential election. il being not less than eiW0
Tie vote Tor ACdi!uT-Gencisl va, 41.24O for Hart
ranft 20 -, for Davis; majority for HoriTanft 7t'i
The vote fcr Mayor stood ~ III for McMchael 40 11S
majority g Senator in the iii District rs Li93; CcH-
He.fs H. lAe IYih District, 81.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday. Oct. H. i-,j.
RetHrIe OF tie election IIUD The IJtCriOr oi tie
State come in verv slowly, and as yet, arc very m
d. finite tut t is generally conceded that the l mon
majority vii be about = 900.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY
Allegheny Comfy will give re Union ticker 5CJ
msjoTity; Union gain, 500.
LANCASTER COUNTY.
Lancaster County gives eh01. . 40 Union majority
PHiIADELPi4A COUNTY.
S4c0rd WarC, tux. lol nai1.itf. Eon los, ~!
7 Tsenty-sscl'd " ard. cvrrecled-Achehael 80 Fia
ority. U1ion gain II.
Sixteenth Ward McMieLscl, l2 majority; Union
loss A.. FlceoBth Ward Me AiichneL LOVl' I lon
gain 2rj seventh Wsrd, hcM'ehael, eO5 majority
Sevcstccith ward, Fax. sls malority Union loss.
It's aTwcntv sixth GeW) Ward, McM hafL ~ miJ
ity Tweuty-Gfh ard. Iox as maJorltyi InJi 'os''
Ticffeeetl, ward-MoNtohoel COZ majority; Union
cain 1G Ftrt Ward-Mc Michael ts2 maj j1riiJ L 'n
loss g. Aire.Ceoth W.rd- Michael ~ iraloriii
Union gain III Twcutyfirst WGtd-McMichsei. '.Ji
msjo.;y; UniOn gain, 39i Six Chiol waris hie - 70
heard iioui. Men aAac!s najori! thus FAR Is @'p'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

The burglar Alarm Telegraph protects inytibl
each vlol1w md door T. HoGaGs, No. les Broad wa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

AMEN SAYS THg PUBLIC 10 the pr0positon
tb,, a. individual nruher. sti suit thrir individual
IT, t.0thilds of ho twcaring comnuay prefer the
sdnc Fs style Genn well and g. ID. bot that - no rea
the other thru should not maso tnrr 'eles no
M G, or sxty other tys. wch he has produced for their
srcor,nlodaion. GRsIs, ~. 3ia Bfoadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

TuE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WgINGER, with cog.
wheels Warranted the bcat In u.e. saeshon 81 Hhn,.
cvcr, rberc X C. BRowNISO. Cor. ASt. oi' Bfoadwy.
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Business No;iteG.
Fnox rag MINES OF IDAHO TO TnE Brown

Fnoa THE MISEs or IDAHO TO TIL BROWN
srosE fronts Of iiad.on ave. PhAt'Ss
CsRrus7 /. IA request. Though the STANDARD perfume oil
f,snion q, popularity |, limited to no Class or section Is
national staple. Sold -vrryvberc
IVORY AND PEhHL SLEEVE BUTTONS, SiuIr,
.Irvrrs, kc-wm N. WYlLfsa. IMPORTER And Nssu'
FAcfrnEl, NO. JIi BROADwAf
IsrssgS ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SU3PBNS0RY
T,y.s e,ac. only et No Ne.ey-,,. Lady H'tsudant-
f.ygRDRLLs WEDDING CARD DEPOT, No. @2
p,Jv.v n Al the latest and mo't elegant style, ot
, Yrdiing sad vi.iiinl Crd', Fins Ncts Paper, kc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
Gpetial Notites.

Union Meetings.
The Hon HENRY WILSON Of MsSs., sat 0ea Il a
BARSJM will address Eire;ins. o. follows
PougHK.xPsix-TflURS RSDAY, Oct lt.
HUpsoN-FRIDAY. Oct. -.
TUov-SATTYDAI. Oct 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12


BUCKS COUNTY.
Democratic MAJORITY Ill Hn. exceed aV.
NOsTaAyPToS COUNTY.
Democratic majority ar"ui 1910.
MYFLIS COUNTY.
U on majority A. Uuioa toss Ss.
PERRY COUNTY.
Fight districts show q Un.ou c,in OF itk.
BEEFs COUNTY.
Reediug c.y.s l9l DeuDcr ;c majO-itT.
Foug townships give q Uliol gain OF llH
II, DOr0ciatic maioIity y q. AOt exceed 1Ju Llh0h
Glin, 600.
LUBTGT COrNTY.
Five townships give UmOn gain Of 3s2.
Furttc. TctnT1s from Lchigh and Carbon Counties
show Union Clrs
MONTGOMERY CptEIY
Retur8s fsom =, Out O. % Districts show UA.0n
gain Ol -, over t4o vote 0I l-i!
LAIIsi.
PHnADFIpIIA "Wednesday, Oct. -, l-5.
Tie Union p.lty gains q SeuatOr IA Adalls aLd
V.4llT oac Membor u As-c.nliy IN fIaa8in ara
Perr, Que in Armstrong, ant one 10 Adems C"apies
Noatoll Cnl-ly gives 42V Democratic InQol-yi
JbioR lia, q. .-s .
PedG ~ Ssu1ty giytsn Denoe-ltic maj rty OF about
lnpa i3s cain Og OTe, 80. Chester gives litpuD-
Ncsn % aiori.y o. p 000-a C5i1n l'ss Of 80.
z ff.r
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

TgE FINEST OvRacoATs EVER SEEN IN The
'o'''"' v BGO9Aw No c. Lafsyotteplace.
No % Fourth.avc., opposite Cooper Unio4l
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
OLp Eyes MADE M

ULD LYFS NADb NhNl
Witboat Sp.ctaclca Doctor or Medicines fampme'
mail. ice on rcccipt a len cents. Address L' d
Tnotv "A d. So. / 10 EiJidWaF. Ne@-ho.k.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

Elections Of delegates to the County, Judici-
ar!, Senatorial and Assembly Conventions, were held
the various Union District Headquarters last even
inc VIC giSe below the names OF those chosen:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
Fort SteRdman.
e.n. NeadsIa conaraluLaloru or

Gen Aeddss Congrdtulatofy Order
HDeRs. ARMY OF TIE PoroHAc. Mar. 2T, 1865.
The General Commanding has issued
the following Order, In which the merits
OF the action on the 18th are fairly stated /;
HDeas. AMY oS TuE PoToMAo, Mar % 1865
GENERAL ORDERS, No. l8.-The Major
General Commanding announces 10 The
Army The SUCCESS Of the operations Of
yest erday
Tho enemy, with temsrlty for which
he has paid dearly, msssed his iorcSS, and
succeeded, through the reprsbsnsibla
want OF vigilance Of the Third Brigade
First Division, Ninth Corps, In breaking
through our lines, capturing Fort Stead.
man, and Batteries 8, 10 and IL.
The prompt measures taken by MsIor
Gen. Parke, the firm bearlng of the troops
Of the Ninth Corps in the adjacent por-
tions OF the line held by the enemy, and
the conspicuous gallsntry of the Third
Division OF the Corps, for the first time
under IRE, together with the energy and
skill displayed by Brig. Gen. Hartrauft.
its leader, quickly repaired this disaster {;
and the enemy were driven from Fort
steadman and our lines, with heavy
losses in killed and wounded, leaving IN
our hands eight battle-aags aud over
1900 prisoners.
The enemy being driven from the front
of the Ninth Corps, the offensive was re.
humed BY the Sixth and Second Corps I;
the enemy by night was driven fpam kis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
MsjOr.General Commanding
THEBATTLE OF BENToNsvILLE.
SAsrmaH's Order on the Victory Special Field
Ordfra No az

SAerman's Order on the Victory Special Field
Orders, No So
HEAD QUARTERS, Military Division OF
the Mississippi, in the Field, near Ben
louisville. N. c., March 22d, ls65.-The
General commanding announces to the
army that yesterday it beat, on its chosen
ground, the concentrated armies of our
enemy, who has fed in disorder, leaving
his dead, wounded aud prisoners in our
hands, aud burning his bridges on his
retreat.
On the same day, Major General scho-
field, from Newbern, entered and occupied
Goldsboro, and Major General Terry,
from Wilmington, secured Cox's bridge
crossing and laid pontoon bridge across
Neuse river, 30 that our campaign has
resulted In glorious success. After a
march Of the most extraordinary cbarac.
ter, nearly five hundred miles, over
swamps and rivera deemed impassable to
others, at the most inclement season of
the year, and drawing our chief supplies
from poor and wasted country, we reach
our destination in good health and con.
ditlon. ] thank the army and assure 1t
that our Government and people honor
them for this new display II the physical
and moral qualities which reflect honor
upon the whole nation. You shall now
have rest, and all the supplies that can be
brought from the rich granares and
etorehouses of our magnii ct country.
before again embarklng GU new aud un.
tried dangers. ". I. SHERMAN,
Major General Comic.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
Dsy frightened a, de very name

dors hOrsss. Dey frightened at de very name
oh Sherman
Some one at this point said "That Is Gene.
raj Sherman who Is talking to you"
"uod bress me, is you Mr.. Sherman"
"fes, ] am Mr.. Sherman"
"Dats Lin, su nUH, said one.
''ls dat de sreat Mr. Sherman dat ws's heard
OBJ 30 long! said another.
Why, dsy 20 frightened at your berry name
da, deJ run right away" shouttd third.
at is not ne thst they are afraid Of" said
the Gensrali ''ths nsmo OF another man would
hnve the soma effect with them, II he had this
army. It ia these sald'ers that they run away
FROM"
"Qh, no." they all exclaimed, "lt's de name
ob Sherman. su; aud we hab wanted to sec you
- long while you trsbb.e all roup' js uhar You
like to 60. Dey say dat dey wanted to git you
lttle iurdcr on, and deu dey whip all your
soldiers; but 0oi bress me, you keep cumin'
ald oumin', au' dey alters git out"
"Dey mighty fraid oh you. 50 dey say you
XII do color'd men too, said an oil man, who
ion.
With much earnestnOss, General Sherman re.
plls1.
"oli man. aud all Of you, understand me.
desire that tad meu should fear me, and the
enemies Of the GoVernme Il which we are still
lighting for. Now We are your friends; you
are now free. ('Tank you, MasIl Sherman,
was CALCULATED by the group.) Ysu eau go
where wou please; you can come with Us or 40
nome 10 your children Wherever you 20 you
arc no longer slaves. You ought to b, able t,
take caro- OF yourselves owe ISL We will.1
You must earn your freedom, then you will bs
enttled to il, sure; you have right to be al!
that you eau be, but you must DO industrious,
and earn ihe right 10 be men. II you 20 back
to your families, aud tell you again you can
30 with US il you wish, you must DO the best
you eau. when you get a chance, 60 to Beau.
tort or Charleston, where you will have little
farm work for yourselvos."
The poor negroes wcrs filed vi b gratitude
and hope by those kind words, uttered ia the
kindest manner and went away with thapks
and blessings on their lips.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04

FEARFUL SEEMS "A wild and fearful scene
occurred at the Syracuse Depot on Monday las'.
Az the cars which made up the 0swego train
we're standing in the Central Derot, a locomo-
i've, without engineer or fireman, came d. sahing
in from The E'st aud plunged Into the latt car Of
the train, driving the whole train like lightning
out OF the Depot, a distance Of twenty rods.
wrecking the whole thing.
The mysterious appearance Of this wild engine
was as folloWa' Tho engine had been dispatohe
East and on approaching the tunnel near
syracuse the engineer saw o wood train ap-
proaoalng from the East. Both engineers re.
sersed their eugin,s and jumped from their
machines A collision tIOk place, smashing
the locomotive coming from the East The
locomotive going East had it's hind truck thrown
OIL but being reversed tue engine started back
towards Syracuse, its speed increasing ,very
loot until it was making r speed of mile a
minute, Inc hind truck gone Ru the tender
bounding IN the air, it dashed iuto the OsWeeo
tram, by which The escape valves were broken
on, the steam rushed out, and the tauk being
broken into the water Gushed out, aud the
phantom locomotive gave its last gasp. The
crash aud steam, and cries Of afrgh ted people
made up terrible scene, hut happily wilh,nt
vss VI me, AMI i, II a wonder a, III. eseared
engiue, Ia is race. crossed eleven slr,sf., and
ia. h i through crowd Z tcuf hublrrd people.
Inc cause ii nll this wus TINT tie engine went
Out on the wrong track, ths right track being
OUT oi repair owing g. tbc hooi