The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-08-15

Father, vWlBet anu asn0.
deliberately lie. They lie ifthey say
they think she was innocent; ior rher
confessors know she was guilty -know
It as her spiritual confessors, and know
It from being themselves secessionists
and traitors, and hence in full affinity
with the traitors in their fiocks:;
ill' tEof
The jackson Miss News says that
Humphreys Mississippi brigade, COM
posed of the 1lth, 18th, 18th and lsthi !
REGIMENTS, had 5,495 different names
ON its muster rolls during the period OF
Its existence, and these are accounted
foras follows: killed in battle, s42; died
Lof disease, ect., 7s0; discharged for
physical disability, (used up) l,2sS;
deserted, SAG; total loss from all causes,
3,94e, leaving balance OF ,549 on
on the muster rolls at the, surrender IN
Virginia, of whom more than two
thirds were then absent. Of the whole
number, 4 600 were married, and 4,63t
i natives of the South. Ia
"A desperate aA'ray occurred on tho
sth inst. near Lexington, Eenn., at a
picnic between returned Union and
rebel soldiers. The picnic was inaug:
! urated to restore good feeling, and
ended in bloodshed. Three men were
, killed and seven seriously wounded.
The Canadians at Montreal and else
where are circulating petitions to inves-
, vostieate the speech Of Consul General
l Potter. delivered during the session OF
r the Detroit Commercial Convention,
e and also the truth of reports that ne
Y has been plotting for the annexation OF
e Canada to the United States. Hh
/ Crime of every description has in
!, creased to such an slarming extent IN
IS Springfield, Illinois, that the city gov
& lernment has confessed itself powerless
I, in the premises by delivering over the
execution of the laws to the military
IL authorities. Gen. Cook, in compliance
with the Mayors request, has detailed
q strong military force to act as patrol
Z, men. BTg fEga PEfE
:, Intense interest is excited through.
y out Indiana pending the decision OF
III the Supreme Court of that State on the
,r yalidity of the act legalizing the issu-
i. inc of County bonds for bounties. AT
Ia lesst ten millions are involved. 1t IS
y mostly in the handsIof speeulators.-.-
TX Judges Cowan, Biddle and Bicknell,
c. Circuit Judges, have granted inJunc-
Mt tons against the bonds: 7a p
is The Jackson NIississippian says =
as awe lcarii that unbleached domestics
pc in this city havoofallen from 75 to 40
n cents per ward" On which the Vicks-
nd burg Herald -sagely Observes: Un'
*; bleached sdomestics' have fallen here
he from $500 to zero pcrhehd."os
r While on pleasure excursion on the
ay steamer Ottawa, fromi Sandusky to
,ia Putin Bay, OH the 4th OF July, the Grin
,w oline of Mrs. Whitehead became en-
he tangled around the Shaft of the vessel
nd and she, endeavoring to prevent her
ess self from being wound around TIT
os- shaft, caught hold of Mrs. Aontggome
ry with n deadly grasp Mrs. Mont
10. gomcry Immediately graspcd n Mrs
Cor Fisher and the three were wount
HE round the shaft together, and crushed
10 I in the most horrible manner. The hus
~ bands, children and friends of the un
90 fortunate persons were on board, an'
.ni bchcld tlie horrible sight without an
Ia power to relieve thcnig The boat va
10 40 turned and headed for home, and tn
,ro. party that had started out fora day c
ow pleasure and rejoicing, returned in gri'
mr. and mourning.
Tho enumeration and valuation O
slaves, are now being taken in Kentuc
ach XIV. Returns from'70 out OF 100 cour
zoiIfies. give 125 500 Stoves, valued at 81
U 1871 .2O9, afiording an average per hea'
uh, $3.50. The numder in the State i
OF 1864, was 2O3, ,9s7 of sl67 90 per hea'
, 80 Something Of a depreciation in one yes
~ The auditor thinks that the total valu
LIS Of slaves in all the counties this YET
',t% ,M will not exceed ss,35o,0oo.
,en. The Holmes CO., Ohio, Farmer r
vas con,Inends the Democratic party, f
mo- which it has laborcd long, "to lay asio
-, - the old party name" We should thin
inc that q party which held the ChicaG
was Convention under its old name, wou
l,ns wait ia change. Of course some OF
W iisto be cheated in the transaction
..Il .ns Old rogues never assume an ot'ds VIII
;, o' out an object. ..n;vofot
inc, Il The Florida Union states that
Eas father of Payne, the would be assass
= orc @ of Secretary Seward, hasIbccn makil
cor con G visit to- jacksonville sihthat state;
,a,tn ns 'bhc Unicn says.l He yresdcs on
IVY plantation three miles from2Lye y
-oe / Station, on the Pensacola and Gcorf
resi- railroad. He lost one son tat,the bat
has nr! % %Mnrfreesbnro.t gnnothcr,, return
h he VI SUI ,,,a;n,ed S,r it'd. Lewis W
e of ,'o''o ~" ,,.''hdna "'" IN b;s Old age. r
a.,s a.u' afflicted father wa,soaBartist "inis'
: ,axs ar A Hartford mair bas igscnted
81 of ingenious contriyahSe, ,'whichli broue
f. from m into general use, will prove agreat C C
lch 4 yenience, - III iu,' ~, ,,;,,ht-T. lcll
~ ,,';ss - Is,rnck Just bclord tho essd reach
y y ne ~. street crossings, when the name OF
makes its appearance, obvla''
I'''e, ,, 1 - ....;... &C ,,airinas into the da