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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-17
PUBLISHED DAILY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN. SR
@r OFFICE-No. l0l, King street over
French's Book Store
|COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED
/ have tried to reconcile my kind good
neighbors to the result of the recent election
but, alas, some few of them are determined to
receive not my comfort. You can all be
legislators if you live long enough, and get
enough votes to elect you. There is no doubt
OF it. Be assured there is nothing absolute in
this world; all is relative. DO not allow the
result of the recept election to haunt your
mind like ghost. Come over, We will not
make train guards of you but State guards
There is plenty of room for you, and we have
plenty of nice places for you. Do not, like
Atlas; take the world upon your shoulders
Dispei the matter entirely from your minds
You voted like good loyal citizens and were
beaten. You made the laws for voting; and
Why complain of The result of your own wis
as good an opinion of themselves, as you have
Of yourselves. Do not, I beseech you, fret
and mourn so much and stir up strife You
did your best; angels could do no more.
A we'll bred negro is the most polite being
in the world. He meets you with Difference,
speaks to you with respect and acts towards
you with kindness. If contentment is the
sum of happiness, he is the happiest of crea-
lures. Being thus polite and happy, why
do you persist in bringing him down from his
proud position, and swamp him in the mire OF
the deception, misery, and vice OF the white
man? Then remember you are not Justified
in rendering human being unhappy with his
condition until you give him purer and better
one. CONFINEMENT.
Alexandra, June Is, 1865.
A question of identity has arisen in regard
to Sanford Conover, the Tribune's correspor-
dent, who swore that he went by the name of
James Watson Wallace in Canada, and, as a
Southerne1, wormed out of Sanders, Cleary,
Clay, Thompson, and others Of the alleged
conspirators, their purposes in regard to Presl-
dent Lincoln, and also gave evidence in the
st. Albans raid. An afiavit appears in the
Montreal Gazette from a counsellor atlaw,
stating that his name is James Watson Wal
lace; that he is the person who gave evidence
in the St. Albans raid; that Conoyer is falsely
personating him, and that the testimony OF
Conoyer, in his opinion, is false and unfounded
in fact.
The prisoners in the various places of con-
fnement throughout the North are being releas-
ed with great rapidity. -Four hundred and
eighty of them-all line officers were released
from Fort Delaware on Tuesday, upwards OF
one hundred from Fort Warren on Monday
and Tuesday, and 100; from Camp Chase
and Johnson's Island left Golumbus-from
which place four thousand two hundred were
to be despatched in six days-on their way to
Louisville. Monday night
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-24

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ted tbsi ding vaaa he scr iaaH
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means. SAD de oam nisG laoss
fires are So bshfhoa 81 bh !
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thus incije ihcm e. mor s'feHwus c2.
erions 30 keep them lr m "a a.iFe.
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Admirais instant decision 9. mt
The ifrs burned a. ihrol ipn' iIai
triumphan, tisll nd by iAsr .iuai.
nation Faraaul laid Al course g
New Orleans, 20 victory sai e tte
glory Of having son, ~ b. tkill ana
courage. tie ut.y If ibs etgS sea
man IN tie world.
Agan. ii Mobile, IT. determined g
20 il Niih tie ..foug fp9l Tide BE-
Cause. ia case vessel was h't end
partially disabled, !: Aaad ngl sio.
and d. /, as,en, bat must float an
ward into and gils ihe fghit q oAi
al the circle pl service Ids he lei
would never 30, ard lhe result showi
how correct Sas his Judgement WI
The nood every ship made ISIS way in
10 the bay and ihe oeida "lnei' va
last realized that IT. position On GIG
rear vas ,hc most serious one sin'
size ious. silrncel by ihe sustained lr'
OF the whole line, reppened % 81
sternmost vessel, waentbe weight an
frequency Of the leading vessels bFot
sides had slackened. Fauagnt iua'
saining the lead, demonstrated ih'
truth q military aphorism, that ag
dacilY md presence q miod eohs''
iu,e arnor and arms 81 proof
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-24

A RADICAL KbNIrcElAS The
followin, is from the eotdensed re-
pr, of Hon. Green Clay smiths
,pre,l, IN the House last rhar.ly,on
the constitutional amendment
1--WE should destroy s.av ~, tool
aud branch, As soon a. possibl~. We
must lave lhe Union without slavery,
and no vote Of bis should be given but
for liai wh eli locks TO tae utter a5-
solute a0d unconditional abolition oi
slavery throughout tbs tmied States.
lie thanked God De- had seen the day
when We can vipe ogt slavery, aud
Kentucky, acquiesciug - The acl' viii
stand among the pruudesi states q TIE
Union. Nj Smith also puke q The
advantages which would result from
Tree l..l,or ia Tie South, 10th 10 ~
eco#omie and patriotic aspect i tine
nesrors now in Kentucky were tasen
out Of the state, not a man there would
rMse his voice against #, he repeat
ed thar he was ia favor q the amcnd.
ment. because he wanted a permanent
pea,e by removing The disiraciing
cause. IL had alwa, bought we
would be sufficiently able io suppress
the rebellion. This would be done.
aud then could mach 10 Mcxiro and
possess il, and giveit 10 ihe negroes rs
= heritage .of their victory over tue
Fpuch. We can and viii DO IL; ami
Napoleon lad better box well % Iis
interests aud Macmillan TO III, hrone.
Tie nearious and abomiuable doc,
iriuc Of State rights aiil u wiped out
AMI then ee will have one government
Of one people over all-lhe SU1es o.
depend ~ and iree--csesy STATE rem.
D. ring aud owing allegiance g Tie
government; anil all ropger titan ey-
err before 10 our history
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n aRRlaGg GUjBE- locvas err.l

II *RRiAGG GUIDE UcNes Gunsr
-FA PHYSIOLOGICAL NaKs ST. every due ais
aHn i1aetor-i'eHe ftrate Instructor re-
~ fefsets oY tiose shout aFv, adth
ems u4le. iA eteg thine conserving
Ehe rhrEsoaEf sud relation. &C our sexual zFs-
3tH. aHa tha production az prevention I'll III
iare gH Is tta Eaeilsh Language. - WM.
Aorst. ri p. This : realty gsl8ahle sm8
Interesting WoFk. e Is wftt 81 ulsla san-
wlate tsf ae general g r, ae4 s Illustrated
ssh ulsaHls 81 eaa asH fel ea ~ Al
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$3.50 aFnE fae st po netf IS
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
RELIEF n TEN MINUTES.

BRT4.N-S PULH0NiC HlFEBS.
r autlin iuthseara oftausHs Gotp AsruAA
BaassHlffs. ~oEEfnEdAr iIosuEESFs DWu-
i4r BHauuao, hnrtnr CoSagaruoS, Asp
nHEssas va Ear LrHes. They hays o. iasts o
medicine aal aby cbHd nisl ase eam Taoasaads
hau hsea s.orsitohealta before dsslar
"a Testimony given o hanrelsefcses siagle
dase rvs iB 1sN Asglfs
AS OF Bru guluanis Waters ths or aa
50 eng sanuiue 6 mp,a aB@oh Sparoa,
kmasu osaga ior ie Tvely- aye cents Box
sll by all uraee.ts
1oB MOSES sols Proprietor.
1914 ~ Cagt.anai street, New york
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Brandics, Gias and Wines,
Also, J0bbCf In ali kinds OF Domestic
ligHOrS.

II AViNG iaciIte gal. II n9, aperior 20
II soy either ilpHse ~ obtatHtng my Goods
Direct under Custom iause scal most re
gpecnaIig ca t.e afautiut q tie County
LcHr Issi~Hrs aID toBu Agents aud dealers
geaclallF, @ eAunlH Hg goods be.oit pHrchs
ing Ak Ggok Warranted asre}gessated 9r no
safe Mr stoeh consist 60 pait as follows
9uri bapy& CO., J. s l. MafHH, Jules
kaiH y Co. s. Bauiarrlgu & Co.. UHrel PRO
prietar. PeEeouie & slgu-lla Bmudes, Mu
les swan De buppsr London Excise. s..
tola.. Excelsior $3.50 Gitfon irug Gins, 81.
L@.S, 3amsiea ala Antique Runs, LONDON,
ha raH aua tpfeHads '9a HH eet
ara Drf south Side blat Ps'aAn BI1RH
SHERRY Wines, LmmeraaHs H l0Bx@efihs
Dal1 Ninas. Gaam m8 GHfst yagiass
brands. OLD BQGE69N MHHaet a. Oh
hF aHa haet kI. n ae fgTF aHat
lalily A}sa 1ieasH' lah AaH Hhker.
Al o. waica W 91em4 q. the lowest nWket
prices
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BOOTS and SHOES.
latest fashion.

ACN(N-< 4 - ANiitA - IL ~ I<FDs
latest fashion.
Ladies and Misses Glove Kid Balmoral Boots
Ladies aud Misses Pebble Calf do do
Ladies and Misses Kid Bal and Congress.
Ladies and Misses Cloth Bal. and Congre.
Children and Infant Shoes, every variety.
Ladies Leather Travelling Bags
Willow Cabs, Willow child's High Chair,
Willow Child's Rocking Chair,
Willow Nursery Chairs, Fancy Cabs,
Boys Carts and Wheelbarrows.
Paper llangings and Curtain Shades,
Very handsome new patterns,
Judd's Patent Window Shade Fixture, - the
best thing there is.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12
Grand Bazaar,

The ladies' of st. Mary's Church (Catho-
licD in this city, beg leave to inform their
trien Is and the public generally, that the
Btzaa- so long promised will openo n
Tuesday eve next, the 18th inst, at the
Court House.
Useful and fancy articles will be found
there to suit the taste of all, both old and
young, among which are gen tlemens'
Dressing-gowns,S moking-caps, Cigar ca
ecs, Slippers, articles for the toilette, COM
plete suit Of clothes for infants of all ages
two handsome silk Quilts, Toys for the
little ones, Albums &c. &C., od t,,fnifum.
The most fastidious palate will also be
fully satisfied, as refreshments ofall kinds
will he served up by attentive walters.
A continuance of the patronage heretofore
extended by the people of Ottumwa and
vicinity on similar festive occasions, is
earnestly solicited. I'd.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

Our POPULATION 1t will be seen that
IS6 votes were polled in this city yester-
day. Several voters paired OFF, and there
were more than the usual number of alb
sentecs. If all had been at home and vo-
ted, the poll would have exceeded $780,
This vote, on "A basis OF FIVE inhabitants to
voter, gives us 1000 population in the
township. The official census just taken
Is only a few less than this.
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Pianos | Pianos
Who wants to buy Piano? Useful in
formation on that subject San be had at
this office.
The Election.

The 'possum ticket was successful In
this city by about the usual Democratic vote
on Governor, it being in 1868, ~, and last
yenr at the Presidential election As. There
has. however. been an increase Of 100 votes,
which makes the majority this year rela-
lively less. We give, for the purpose Of
comparison, the two elections preceding
the present.
A NEW ENTERpRIsE.--The very nnmer-
ous friends of George Warner are very
glad to find him perm anently established
in very nice rooms adjoining the Ottumwa
House, with big and choice stock of goods
in the line Of tobacco and cigars, of quail
ity to tickle the taste of good judges of the
weed. George is just the man to dispense
good things, and to preside over a Useful
institution of this kind. We call it useful,
because it ia sorter in our (pufling) line
We wish him success. Call and get good
cigar, and keep doing so. See Card.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

The stockholders Of the Toledo aud Wabash, Great
Western Of Illinois, Quincy and Toledo and Illinois
and Southern Iowa Railroad Companies, have, by q
nearly unanimous vote ratified the articles Of con.
soidation agreed to by the directors and the roads
will hereafter be known under the name of the To-
ledo, Wabash and Western Railway Company. This
consolidation forms Of the longest and most Inn
portant trunk lines in the country and Is the only
iiue between Lake Erie and the Mississippi river
under one organization and of a uniform guage.-
Trains run through from Keokak to Quincy and To-
ledo without change of cans. The directors Of the
new company met at Fort Wayne, and organized by
the election Of Hon. A. Body, as President.
July Z, 4S65-d73wl4 3m.
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Oct. 10th 1865.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS

LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Everybody knows Hostord, late agent Of
the G. Is. d. @. r. r., at Burlington. lie is
one of the cieverest fellows in the world,
and as business man no one stands high
or. All the stock men know Hosford, and
it will crafty them to know that he is in
the Live Stock Commission business, in
Chicago. We are glad to hear that Mr.. H.
has gone into n branch of business which
will be so useful to our people. See his
card. The firm of IIosford g. Orndortf.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

Va Farmers and stock-raisers will do
WILL to read the advertisement of Mr.. J.
Broherd, announcing thorough bred Ma
rino Rams for sale. Mr.. B. has large and
very choice lot OF these very valuable an
imais, and will be able to supply any de-
mand for them in this and adjoining coun
tbs
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

Mrs. Darlington says she can't under
stand these market reports. She can I'M
derstand how cheese can be lively, and
pork he active, and feathers drooping-that
steady, or hops quiet, or spirits dull, she
cant see--neither how lard can be firm in
warm weather, nor iron unsettled, nor po-
tatoes depressed, nor flour rising
there has been yeast put in it--and some
times il would not rise then.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

The work Of grading on the b. & NJ.
Road was commenced to-day, opposite the
Upper Mills. Mr.. John S. Wolf, of Cedar
Rapids has the Contract to Charlton.
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upon you, and should be avert
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Pills, and cleanse out the dlsordered hunors-purify
the blood. and let the fluids move on unobstructed
ia health again. They stimulate the functions Of
the body into vigorous activity, purify the system
from the Instructions which make disease. A cold
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ural functions These, IL not reli rved react upon
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While in this condition take Ayers Pills, and see
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structions and arrangements of the natural func-
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know the virtue of these Pills will neglect to employ
them when suffering from the disorders they
such as Headache. Foul stomach, Dysentery, Bill
ious compl aints. Indigestion. Derangement of the
Liver, Costiveness, Constipation, Heartburn, Rheu
raatisn,, Dropsy. Worms and Suppression. wher ia.
ken Ia large doses.
They are Sugar Coated, so tina, the most sensitive
:an take them easily, and they surely The best
purgative medicine yet discovered.
Ayers Ague Cure.
For the speedy and certain cure of Intermittent Fe
Yer, or Chls and Fever, Remittent Fever, Chill
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the whole class Of diseases originating In hillary
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This remedy has rarely falel TO cure the severest
cases of Chlls ami Fever and II has this great adj
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the complaint without injury to the patient 1t con-
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does 1t produce quinism any njurio effect what
ever. Shak pg brothers Of the army aud the west,
Try ii and you will endorse these assertions
Prepared by J. c. AVER co. Lowell, Mass.
and so'd by TAYLOR, BLAKE l. Co., ottumws,
Wholesale agents, and by ali Dealers ia Medicine.
july 81, ls65-dw2n
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NOTICE.
Two JACKSON DOUGLASS.

Two JACKSON DOUGLASS,
William Leisure, Juston Dow, r Davis
and Herman Wendell, adm Illustrators Of the estate
of j. j. Wendell deceased:
You are hereby notified that the petition OF Will
am Major is on file in the office Of the Clerk of
the district Court Of Wapello county Iowa n which
said Major asks for decree quieting the title in him
TO the mort west two thirds Of lot ESQ in the city Of
Ottumwa, Iowa, Invested Of all claims OF ours And
unless you appear and make defense o said petition
On or before noon of the second day of the next
- RIM uf said court to be commenced the 9th day
November, 1868, default viii be taken against you
and decree reuaerea IN accordance with the pray
Of petitioner. MORRIE J. Williams
oct5 654w Atty for petitioner.
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COOP NEWS:

wish to make il known tothe public that have
engaged the services of al ACCOM- lishsa eastsIas
photographer, who will ike this
la TEST STILES OF PHOTOGRAPHS
which are 30 much admired. I all upon ell thoss
that wlsh to have their Photographic Albums oypa
Dentsd with lRs photographs, - stvs US = call
also Wish 20 announce to the people, aud sspec.
ally my old customers, that have dispensed With
lihands sad have resumed the
AMBROrN PE BUSINESS
myself, aud expects iasSicet to all who wish "a
cali u ,on me for pictures. Don't forget the plasS
IL. NUNAMAKER'S JEwELRY sTuRE
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TICE OF INCORpORA,

The name Of the corporation IL The Home Fire
Insurance Company, and Its principal place OF
nsacti-g business Is In the city of Otum Iowa
The General natrre of the business be transact
ed IL Fire Insurance.
The amount OF capital stock is Fifty Thousand
Dollars, o be paid in call inst ailments.
III time Of commencement of the corporation is
July, Ed A. d., 1865, to have duration for twenty
ears unie ss sooner dissolved.
The affairs Of the company are TO he managed by
one President, one Vice President, one Secretary,
one Treasurer, one General Agent and one Board Of
Directors Said officers and directors win he elect
ed the 22d day of July, and annually thereafter
Priv ate property Of stockholders 10 exempt from
porate debts.
JAMES l.. TAYLOR Vice President.
J. II. ROGERS Secretary
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1zS"The election in this city has been
quiet, with very heavy vote. about 800.
The vote of the Township at the Presiden-
tial election was 670; ut the Gubernatorial
election two years ago it was G62, showing
large increse of population.
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SAllliRls

and tie WiIo,cs and Heirs Of Soldiers,
notified that sm acting as agent for procuring
Pensions, Bounties and other claims against the
Governments. Charges Notwithstanding unles
claims allowed. NJ. ]. WILLIAMS.
Feb. 4, 1S64-tf 0ttunwa Iowa
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no THE PUBLIC.
Messrs. ACxLhY GAOp, solicitors for H.
a II. Baldwin tiienertI Western Agent for the old
popular Nursery of ". 4 q. smith. Of Geneva. New
YORK , are preiarsd to furnish the people Of
wip-llo aud djoining cnsnties with fal delivery
of the best assortment OF
FKlIT 4 ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Grape Vtnet. Roses. H0'sse Plants and
Euergreens eser shipped Hest.
Orders solicited. Address
AHKLEY GADn,
p O. Box 2H, OTTAWA, Iosa.
May 25, lSf3-n9-l,-w6ta
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MARRIED.-In Pleasant Township,
Wapello Co., Oct. 2sth, 1865, by Rev.
f. Eudley, Mr.. FLETCHER SrASsBURY, of
Jefferson County, and Miss MELISSA s.
RENO.
Sept. 9Th, MIR. SAMUEL D. LANE OF AL
bia, Iowa, and Miss ANN ELIZA SANDS of
Wapello Co. Iowa.
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Merino Rams for Sale.

The subscriber offers for Sale lot OF
thorough bred Merino Rams, from one to
four years of age. Enquire at Mr.. j.
Hroherds, two miles North East of DalI-
lunega.
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A YER'S PILLS

Are you sick, feeble and com
planning Are you out Of or
der with your system deranged
and your feelings uncomioria-
Bile? These systems are often
the prelude to serious illness
Some fit Of sickness Is creeping
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T EGAL NOTICE.
r EGAL NOTICE.
( U. s. Rev. Stamp.

State of Iowa. g. y
U. 8. Rev. Stamp. )
wapello county.
To the widows and heirs Of Job 8. Myers dece ,sed,
to wit: Ruth Myers. Earl Myers, Hudson Mye 6,
Mecsjah Myers, Joseph Myers. Wealthy Clovd,
Caleb Cloyd Ada noggett, Benton Doegett, Ellen
Myers, and Eveline Myers and to Ruth A. Myers
George Myers and Caleb Cloy6 as administrators
Of Job 6. Myers deceased:
You are hereby notified that on or before the 20,h
day Of October, 1885, there will be on file In the Of
fee cfthe Clerk Of the District Court tire pc ion
james 81. Gordon claiming TO be due him on notes
executed by raid Job s. Myers, dated March s, 1859
the sum Of nine hundred snd ten dollars, and the
for &C osuIs OF mortgage TO secure the same the
southwest quarter and he west half south east quar-
ter of section 8) thirteen in wnshp seventy
one north OF range Is west. And unless YOU appear
and answer said petition or before the second
day Of the November term, 1865, judgment vi he
rendered sgaiast you said notes and a decree Of
foreclosure Of said mortgage and the sale OF 81 Id
land ordered to pay said notes.
T. BIGHAM, Au'y for
sept31, '65-aw James NJ. Gordon, PnG
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

A son of s. B. Zane, living four miles
from Oskaloosa, had his arm crushed in a
cane mill few days since so badly that
amputation became nescessary.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

SAD ACCIDENTAL boy fourteen years
Of age, named Niece, working for Mr..
'scott, about six miles from this city, while
feeding a cane mill bad his arm torn off
two or three inches below the elbow. Drs.
T.. II. and b. +. Keables amputated the
wounded limb. The unfortunate little fell
low, as we are informed, has no relatives
living in this Stato.-p el1a Dfuas.