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PROFESSIONAL.

@RR IN JOHNSON, HAVING Re
moved his of8ce 70 No l4S Ontario street. ever
C1IuelPs Hardware store, would be pleased toseo
all Ms old patron and % many new onfs e Rsy
Meas IN esU. Particular attention PAID 70 pAs
90 Of Women and Children, RheuDerisms SfTa-
fbes. nuo indeed TO an taei i 70 which numAhi.y
a heir. Consultation free. INC n99rs nun
10 AN ard from l TO and 70 I N. ADEL
CTEWART, RIDDLE 5 Co. BE-
hkFH UrEHABF . EHNE8
.AttoFReys and U0nHsoiiGH ~ hSHs
No All PEHRsYLYASLA AvEEuA
WkSRLEGT0Rs D. O.
Hm ettsDd % business In sho supreme oYusi
Court. Court Of OAims, the Circuit AE9 Anstrf"
Oocrts. before the several neparnne1ta ne
ISHn pEFsl1a PATERT ER1 iRblAk bBkEAtSi
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

DKSPEPSLA CURE
cures distress after eating
instantly.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

Over twenty yean' incrsRAiRg dsmsndA les estab.
lished the fact MATHEv's VESEFI1S Han DTE Il
ths bsstia tbs world Il is tbs ehsApest, most re-
liable, aud mcst eonTsBient. O0m5lsts in. one
bottle. DOeu not require any prsTioas PfeParatlon
ef ths hAir. 70 trouble. No crock ~orsiain. Does
nOtrub Of CT make the hair appear dusty or dead,
but tmpsrts to it new life and lEsEe- Produces q
beautiful black or brown, Hs prsferrtd. A child
can apply It. Always glyes satisfaction. Only Is
eeuts per bottls. Sold e~VeryWhsrs. f
A. I. MATHEWS, Manufactures, N. r.
DENAs BARNS 4 CO., EeW York, WhOlesaie
Agents. myl&R4
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P~0sT0FFIcE~ TIMETAsLE
is5a.h Winter Arrangements fSS4-5.
n TIE Il.
AsRTSEh AER. CHASING o. AAIhS.
A. THH 4.... D., r..m

bTE Y RAAEU FANS
7yaaEs1Ss sunOAx, OCrosEA SsEs les4.
tuSS Mats VIII bsUpensd aud ready ar dsiiVsrJ
sss AonF amer arrival Of tFntnLyoLl9 tA nFH
~ All 8sils olozs ane hour before daDsrsnra o
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Craasifne-Pft11buRzh, Fort WGYns 4 Chicago BaIs
road, lpraTh Nprer 6aHduhkJ, Delphos, Lima
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E nl1fd1Ana HdnsE, unien, MuncR 1dlAua
Rpohs, Terre HAuts, Vt1osnnes, EtanETtla,
-LOaHVWe, Cairo, st. Gous, &C.
DslsvRFs-Etth spEirEheld Branch or Springfield.
O5umhu1-Ltfs Mani 4 COLUMBUS, aud Xsnla
Rshrost, bE 1enia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Tsrre Hauts, 81 Bou3, Morrow, L0Eeland, and
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villa. Cairo, St Lccigs nd Al Po1B6 On tha
va NhtQ kfTocs Hnalal wnfua. aT
Oolumbus-CsntralOhi oR apyosd ior HsEa-k, EAnaz.
-, BIls, Whea1ng, A.; Columbus, PiquA q Es
Jana RAilroadf0r Fqua, Urbsnl, 20.
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as the Passenger ssatoRs AID e Union Ticket O8osl
Y o s|P 2 Ct H. NJ sas1rsas.uasu..
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RrTHE BRIDAL CHANBER-An
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable tfestasnt for Dis asss Of
e U-insry and sexual Systems. Sent Tres, ia
sealed envelopes. Address Dr.. J.sklia Houghton,
Howard Ascension, PhEladslPaiA. Pa myers
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

-Wh 8 ~
COUGH BALSAA
Is warranted to give sat
.isfsctiou Or the money
Eefandsd. -.v 4 y.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
SINGLE SOULS.
TIE RESCUE OF THE BELLE.
BY ALE. A. SIGMA.

The boating msnis had just begun to
infect Peddlingt0n when Frank Mitchell
hung up his legal sign in thst sweet little
town on the Hudson. One boat club. had
been formed, and one single scul-boat or
dered .t-7'n
80 Mary" said Belle Bogsrt to Mary
Wilson, ave such 8 pleasant invitation
for you. The Pioneer Club hsye invited
yousnd me to go down to the Abbey in
the Phantom this afternoon. You know
the Pioneers-Hsrry Seymour, Lon Paige,
and that set belong TO It. Did you ever
sail in 8 boat club7 1 never did. Won't
II be ersndP p s1sA Es''"@ -
Mary echoed this sentiment with the
same glowing cheekapd eye.
One Of the other of these two young
persons WA the hsndsomest girl in Ped
ellington. have never been ableto make
up my mind which one it was. I
Just then assyouAg man passed them.
1t was our friendsFrsnk Mitchell,
b "a pair of remarkable pretty girls,f p was
his mental comment. IN 81.
HWho is he n was Msry's audible ques-
ton. Belle did not know Of course
Frank had only n friend IN town.
This friend, the writer, had fortunately
for several persons named and t. be named)
been smitteh with the rowing fever. Being
naturally of a solitary urn, instead of join
ing 3 cub be 0dered 9 single scull-bost
When it arrived he vas terrified by its
width-or, rather, sbsencs of l~Width-zlook-
ed upon it IS q floating coffin, and was
afraid to get into it.
He mentioned his fsArs in a disguised
state to Frank Frank FsntFith him to
view it.
aWby, shsis WidsfGF sshsll. THERE'S
nothing crank about it" was his observe
ton. l.rri ara.s.a -a4as So laltsg
aPerhsps you'd like to get into her" was
his friends sarcastic 5sioinder for he be-
lieved that the KStydid" must be the mar.
rowest bost in the world. ]
pHNotjust new, for I've white trousers
on" said Frank laughing, shut this after
noon III Try her fyou wiltlet me-"
% So it WIS arranged thEt ne should go on
q trialtrip after dinner. o. 2 b-lr.d.uA
The day vas glorious oRe-neither hot
enoughfto make the roEets wish them
selves in Tophet as q cooling relief nor
cold enough 70 freeze the Indy passengers.
And the Phantom bounded merrily ON
her way aSthe locsl'editor Of Che Thdu-
pinlic Gszstts would have put It. In Sim
pie verify, she went along at q tolersbly
good psce, considering that she rocked
very much obeesute the men dipped too
deeply ard caught an average Of 3 crab
every four Minutes.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

GOES
DTHPEPSIA CURE
curea indigestion q con-
sipAti0n In every case.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
CLEVELAND, ICOLGABUs . GIN:
O0IEEATI AILRoAD,

LIST FEain--s:O8 A, M.-OIHOIEHATT EXPRES5,
stopping % Grkffon, Wellington, New Loas
dnas sheibE O~Festlids, Gallon. Gilead, Oar.
aingtons Ashley Delaware, Davis Osntrs snS
FN W6ethinetcr. y LtNA a II
"a guln-2:8 P. M.-AOOOMNODATIOH.-Sso1s
Is aif1tAhonH, and Arrives b Columbus At -
% rl D =, Cinclnnati1 s50 A n aaI1l 1A.aI r1sdi
nTrHnsEn
nr~stlins. 6snon, Gnsa1. OardiaEton and pas
FrsinI ave Columbus q IsSs and 10 - Rae
~ ie11Ysat QsyslAnd 9A H., and $50 E-Hs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
@GIod By, old fsllowlp

- ~ y OAA A0AAO
Jimmy will never forget those words,
or the quiet tone in which they were ut
tered. They cut short his career rs q.
scullef. immediately after they were
uttered, Memo disappeared in bis range OF
vision, and in the words Of John Bunyan,
SRessw him DO more" until he reached
the Judges boat, which had besn reached.
about ninety seconds before BY his oppO-
nent b-z ai
The unknown received the belt without
hamasking; then he rowed TO Belle BO-
CARTS bost and bowling low, inquired, with
Hsdseided German accent, if she was the
young lady who had promised the wilmer
3 boquet ar .
She 1bIushed and said he must call at
her house for it In truth she could not
tbesra he idea Of presenting it publicly to
bJimmy, and she had left il home. Memo
bowed gravely, backed water with one Oar,
pulled round Withlthe other, and went
/ stesdiy Up the river, humming It's q way
have at Old Harvard" leaving behind
hmm more curionE than eyer Ped.
ellington contained before. =
Bale and q urge number Of ladies and
elub-beat men returned TO her house. They
I-aTIsmented that she had set no hour 81
@hiGh she would deliver the b. quet, fol
thea they could ali be spectators Of the
htstiOn. q
Hklking, wondering, arguing, they al
unanimously into Bellies psrlor
lat Frank Mitchell with his whis
kerS cut of, and the champion belt lying
ouethe table.
soFhers was 8 row and 8 time ! After al
Interval spent in short congrstulstory sd
dresses concerning his triumph and jim
mySs defsat the boasmsn present began (
wonder where he had got his practice. s.
he told the whole story.
aS&Eoa9saSmbSr, Miss Belle, snes wish
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

Vss17 GOES Ii
COUGH BALSAN
cures lnhusnza, asthma,
and ali bFonebial AHec-
lions.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

COUGH BALSAM
are sold annually, and
the people ell pronounos
.it the best cough PrepAr
alton they ever used.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

rarties Wishing their mall matter delivered By
Carriers VIII please IesVe orders 70 that shset1A At
I she POsfmaste9's Room, with any CsrTierl OF BY
letter fhrodgh the PostOfice, when they viii be de-
lfvsrsd, ETeoour s1tr ~ cuares, with ~promptness,
a~scorGiLg to tue following Timetable Of Depart
uraa Of EarrigrH from the Office:
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O-CHHEOTIOHsg
ldIIbyASandunAy, Mansfield q Newark Ra1road, -
Han1lald. NJ Ygrnon. -HaanTk EanNlfla.
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no family can afford &c
l. El b. Eithous
GOES
CUUGH BALgAN
On the house ready aof
~immsdiAte use. osost
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13

euA.sr,psssa. one ysG. 10 advance " Q"
81 mcntls. ~ ~. -.
Apysar,sSa. One square Of eish' ih's
d 70. Any nsmtef Of lines les. 'oah e's y
charged - . square N. 80
Nsrri,ys snI Dsit1srv Notices. avs on
candidate, sad al notices 81 personal eHs
..,sr gill he charged "a Advertisements,
Job Work saeca,ed sith neainess snh ~
". s,.,r. II il.,ins,y understood that y,
a. c..h ha,in... ~ith this except y thss
p,ovi.lons oil ~ taken In paYmen' TOT SUI
ssr,n, on. Advertising aad JOB work
Single copies q paper 10 cents
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13
Az OLD PLANTER

OrU STATE prC'NU'r''N We have
sand about an "' ini+"" 90 'h u.'' ~U.
l ,.,.. e., .,. .'''-'' mann, .pqrr,n.
irt.r..t. rcrra.en,eI in The next ton-
src- aud quruu.ertaiuit wcwrrr
whether such members "' our l'"I ''
'u'' .,''' "''.''' .f I'll .,.b,L.
most man ,r apy ability in our country
~o Perhnp. il !. best a.i"r MI that So"
await 'h' a' ii.'n cot ''niT''' ln i'' '"'',
W." " n u.s. ,.,.'. All I,., T..
nDIe.f,uulor.l,nI moro uly what win
Doe required Of u In he moan time
our people wh" have th'" he""'h nn ~,
'l l, ., WA" rI 'n ,,or,,i ,lr
CON ,ya.. up,n any >ulicc, hry please,
which i, might be wise to DO eur
country b. |'-.f ''l'i'F l' u''' Oh ",.
~ L.j l',.I ,i,,t ,br Time vn. mot bar
di.nn, when $50 could bcaiu 10 shape a
polio tor the impro.emcu,ot urcondl
ton Ig'1 Hpofi.f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13
TIE NEWS.


cry county in this State, except one,
ha. voted against the negro suffrage
amendment The majority will be
about six thousand
The Persia brings little news re
rarding the Fcuian movement, which
was the absorbing topic. Few addi-
ronal arrests were reported.
The london Time. cditorially, rid
icnlc- the fcnian movement
The London Times cdltorlally
pronodncc- the Fenian movement
ridiculou-ly absurd and utterly III
significant aud says the American
Government desires 10 participation
in IT,
The liverpool Telegraph had pub
li-hcd the report Of n American bark
which arrived there having been
oyerhaulcd at sen hy an armed steam
or carving the Frnian flag
Queenstown, sunday, Sept "a
The Fcuian prisoners were remanded
Yesterday at Dublin for week, aud
will be tried together Arrests con
tiuuc to be- made
The Army aud Navy Gazette does
not believe that the British troops
are in any way connected with the
Fruians and say, that Of the %. 1000
ordered, over 10000 had arrived.
The police had been stationed prop
crly to prevent any rising
The cholera in the interior Of Tur
key bad commenced it, rayaecs and
il was being carried there by rciu
gees from Cou.'antinoplc
The Government viii .hortly win
lirafc the Monroe doctrine in regard
To Mexico, aud that Nazimillan
must leave
Gen Grant {, Of the opinion that
this Is the settled purpose Of the
President. who only awaits the open
ing ct Congress TO take open grounds
ia the matter
Washington, Sept - The mus
trring ont Of the negro troop, and
their exclusion from kirhmohI,
Nashville Memphis aud Na'chek,
AND various other places Doe the south,
is regarded here %, 70 complete a'an-
anumen' OF Che experiment "i max
W- H.d'rrs 90 negroes. II is eNi-
dent now that the experiment Is to
Ice finally abandoned The IolcN
Of the Io'ernmcn, J, 10 reduce me
military forces '' ihe regular s'ahu
ara f. '',' rs we I''i'. e., ''- ',''' .'''' y.
''' '''''",'" ''' .'. W W '''l.'' =,
l''s'i'. we "',''"''' w -''''|'''''''
'' 'e ''''''' '8 ''' ''.'l," '', ~ j" '' Il
W .''' '.'.''.." - '"' "''.'y i.p
".'''..' .'' guy '.''.'' 90" .'' NV ~
-'.'' U.s. Jog ''.. ''''. ~" - .'. ~
'.'' 'i' 'ts' S" y '"' -
30, ~, , D.
,s.t V.r.i.i Count. Mn he con,pel
r.4,rl.,l gi-r...o
Tf. ,u,...... .l ,..,.,.r. nov Igily
.,,.....l .. ..,. ...,.l'.,, f',, the Pro-.
.r..t l.. So. himself Z, work i'm
.:F..,:.,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13
WHEN Ee REoRG AVIATION TO BE CON
NFNCFD'

3 organization nl inc ~tit' e'''' 't'' wv
he commenced in Texas and Why 10
I /, DELAYED Congress viii be in session
in December. and il &. Of the highest i'm.
portancc not only TO Texas and the South,
bu;ts conservatism Everywhere tha,icx
a. and every other Southern State should
be- represented at the National capital
. Tho Radicals are organizing their forces
with the determination to make open war
uron the President at the opening ofthe
( next gongres. and % force O line Of Pc
Rrv filled with inraleulahle calamity to
the south and the entire country
The people Il Texas see no proTara-
tons making 20 meet the coming storm
/, l.. therefore MOI uunaiagal that they
.hould become lcspoudcu' ia thc 'iiua
ton in which they fad themselves that
cu,rsy and cnterprize should De alnn
doned and tha, YEP many should exhibit
seemingly aTtihctie Indifference tothc
political condition # affairs They see
that in Mississippi Goy ~harkey with
mprnauimity and Kindness which viii
forever cnlear him 20 tho people 81 that
state took steps ai once to Organize civ
I Il government and TO assert in the face
of military ,io'cuse thc -upremrev II
civil power They look 20 Louisiana
nni thcy behold o ike state Of Things
there Cos Wells in corresponding
spirit has plncci himself on the side OF
the people he boo. shown "a disposition
t1oblitcr4ts the past faius.te confidence
and organize civil government tie has
been mat p, tbcm Ga manner that an.
uat hut he gratifying 10 all she finer feel
ina. Of biz heart lie finds mon vh1
were once hinuIf aWear 10 Dim nov
among hi. varmr-t frIeDls 5HI ardent
supporter. ioi8-o,egzthuE 10 thcir faw
or Z, assist him lu hIs efforts 10 restore
/ the country To it original -aHd govern
mont and prosperity And lhn they
AK vha, being done bore t9alI .afe
our condition. aud -ife Tcza. an orrar
t''''S TO SUSTAIN '''' '.'''' ~ :"
the -luw process adopted BOO thi. state Dc
= '''.'
. ....
''''''
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gA'''''' '''' '''
-" ,5 m, =,
'''''"- ~ '''D ~ " " 20 "
VIZ '''"''"' w '''' -''' '''''' ''' ''''' ''''
-'.,.' ''''' ~ '.'' ''''..''
radicals and consequently opposed To- The
speedy oranIut.oHo' ,Iril oFrrumeu,
That u the question as 20 whether the
GREAT body d" The reapI" are i''k" l"a
ultimately 10 that organization ami the
restoration Of the State Go o. original r".
. ! 100 0 Boz Id HHI b. ". o.. Q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13

&C. Mr. ". y bryant q Eal-ion. senl' H'
la. eop,e. 81 the son hrru -tsf. pa1,.-aed DO
= orleans, he is tae Agent iof ihe stale
81 Texta.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13

81 See NJ. kirs,endiek.' ilyefiise'nen'.
Nee Orleans Hi- assortment if splendid and
h. /. Al obtgia. accommodating Gentleman
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13

T,LoRfya No T. Guunatt has opened
Tailor shop on the North SIDE Of toe square
See his advertise iucnt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13

go ~
au,hor as gentleman long and
c.,,r,hly t,ov, Z, all the ola citi
j., ...l .o,n,r, m,
I'"a ~ ~, ,.
people Wi'l be in'erfe'''' Ia ''''''''7
IT,
AZ on PLANTERS EXPERIENCE n
OBTAINING A PARDON AT WASHING.
ToN.
though we navy - NJ w. ~r't =
bloody war against '"' ''' " ="
states lhcf success """'u '' ''''''
era'ein'ly aoNl.'H .'u-''' y -''' n ..
clcineney MI h.'''f! PROVE nav
such @ course mas '''n '','' ''''
than '.''' ION ~ restrain i,,. ~ ~ ~ ~ -
a gnii'n' people '' ''''''- ",''- ''''1
Among these c-'i''n,' " ,'' ''f
criy exception ;. "' ,
proclamaiio" oi way zen '"''
nn"l-'' because q ''''," '''..','' ,'''''
have been toli'' -. ',','se " ~ 49, =
committed . ri'i''. ..'a =, y n'' :
crime To posses ''''i' u
should n'' % ...''. .., ~,
ih'h- u one '''' '' ~,
err the PRESIDENT J"'".' "'' '''',''''
-onnl on th'' .''J'.' vi ''' az
preached Hl" i,' . I,.''''. p" ',h no,
ciu.' Sal '''''' ''' ''' wv ~ e. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13

INpfASs The Dllli. Herald
saw. there is considerable excitement
In Wise aud Parker counties grow
Inn. ont Of the late disastrous Indian
raid. and signs Of preparation for
one ,tll more extensive There is
said 10 be a camp Of about TOO war
riurs in the Wichita Mountains,
which has abou, $1,000 head Of stolen
horses. Tho Herald fears that the
citizen, Of the frontier will he com
PEELED ia abandon their homes un-
ir.. % force of cavalry is speedily
sent .f aa protection
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13

.~nr levy has opened a nice store. See
hl. advertisement.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13


-, in l.. charged a. Advertisements.
Ion WORK sseca,ed 9Th nsatnsss aud d.
path. ,,., a.,
IA cash ha.ines-, ~fth thi' except y, tns'
provisions oil - taken IN paYmen' fo' sa"
ssrin, on. advertising. aaf jnh NptA'
Single copies q paper 10 cents
IS:
cirrus Rrpnbllrall.
n ". LOUGiIENy. Editor.
MARSHALL:
pBfDlT.... OCTOBEP 10. 49,
FOR MAYOR.
.,,hs rseae., Of nv friends h'rehy an
nolnes rnv.sif =. canld,l. Tor Mayor al 'hs
ensuing W. Al HARTLEY.
FOR CONSTABLE.
n y ut-xr ia candidate Tor city con
,,,hir A. thu ensafng election ~ he h'il "h wv
be- "a ~ -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13
n ". LOvGliENY. Editor.
MARSHALL ::
For MAYOR.

IDK n \ t3i..
A, the rpaae., q nav friends, ! hereby an
noanes inv.sif =. canld,l. Tor Mayor al 'hS
ensuing ci,y election. r,,rtrv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13
FOR CONSTABLE

n r. HCSf :. candidate i'f ~ ~
,,hi- ~ thu ensa,nf election ~ 'ie h'll "h wv
aaxY NorFss.
We are aailaszs1 to snuaanse WILSON
CUBt1y fpr Constable. At The ensuing cry
election,
We are ,uthoris. q am lnnee &. g. LOTT.
a. eaudA,,e for Constable, at tue ensuing
city election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13

Mr. Cunninham, Of Dallas was
shot and killed ia that place, few
days ago. hy Judge W II llord
The Herald says some words had
passed passed between the parties,
when Cunningham drew a six shoot
tr and couenccd firing. which was
returned With fatal ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-10

a SAD DEATH-The Newark 14duocate re
cords the death of young lady of Newark
Ohio, from accidentally swallowing thimhle
Her name was Maggie Elliot, and on The
evening previous TO her decease, Maggie left
her fathers house in company with her young
associates, for an evening visit at the residence
OF neighbor. While amusing themselves
in hunting the thimbe," Maggie became
p0sseSsor Of it and placing it in her mouth to
hide it from the others, accidentally swallowed
it. Every exertion by her kind associates
proved unavailng. She breathed her last in
fifteen minutes after the occurrence. The
young companions who took her from her
home 'yous and happy, 10 few hours after
ward, brought her home a corpse.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-10

Kentucky, Delaware and New Jersey, The
only States that voted for Mcclellan, have all
rejected the Constitutional amendment abol-
lshing slavery. The two first named States,
WHICH are still under the dominion of the
Shareholders, might have been expected to act
as they have, though it is quite likely that the
onward progress of events will soon induce a
change of sentiment even among their bigoted
advocates Of savery-but that the free S tate
of New Jersey should at this day be found
orroying herselfin opposition to this measure,
is anything bat creditable TO the patriotism
Ond Intelligence Of her people, and adds to the
unenviable reputation she has earned Tor her
self by being in her political action the echo
Of South Carolina. If this decision of her
legislature is not reversed by the people at,
the next election the State should be detatcbed
from the Union ond turned over to JEFF. Davis
or MaximiIlian.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-10

IHE NEW ACCESSION TO THE ARMY.-rhe
bright prospects before the country OF spec
dy closing OF the war by the overthrow of the
last remaining army Of the rebellion, has given
an unusual impetus to enIistments throughout
The Stale. In many counties more than half
OF the suo-districts have flled their quotas, so
that they will experience no draft. Although
the new call has been heavy tax on some
communities, and although there has been
much vexation produced by continued re-
adjustment of quotas, the people are respon-
ding to the cali for reinlOrcements with an
aiaeri'y and patriotism that is commendable
10 the highest degree. As consequence, u
better class Of recruits are now entering The
army than have for sometime. Young men.
lIesn IRON the country, constitute the bulk OF
the new recruits. They go into the ARMY con-
udent that the rebellion is iu its last stages,
ana anxious to assist in that final blow which
Is TO crush it out forever Cleveland.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-10

Hon. HUGH McCULLoUGu, of Indiana. has
been appointed Secretary Of the Treasury,
and the Senate has unanimously confirmed the
nomination. Mr.. Mccullough during the first
four years of Mr.. Lincolns Administration
discharged with marked ability the duties of
The responsible post of Comptroller of the
treasury, a position that has necessarily IA
miIarzed him with the business of the Treasu.
ry Department, and it is universally conceded
by those most competent TO judge that the
selection is an admirable one. This appoint
ment gives Indiana two members of the Uabi.
ret, and it is supposed that 10 order TO eousl.
ize matters Mr. Upsher will soou retire iron,
the Interior Department. This, il is nnder.
stood is The only additional change in The
Cabinet likely 10 be made.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-10

Gov. Brown of Georgia, cannot be called a
Union man, for be is a strong advocate of the
State rights heresy and has never exhibited
any affection for the North or any loyalty to-
ward the Government. Still, he is fast ap-
preaching a point. if be has not already reach
ed it, where he will find it easier and more con.
sistent to take an out-and- out Union position
than TO keep up any shadow of dherence to
the Confederacy. In his last message be as
serts that the Confederate mismanagemen!
was the cause of the success which Sherman
met in his march through Georgia; he recon-
mends that the military system of the State
be re-Orgauized and 10 no case be turned oyer
to the Confederate Government, aud asserts
that JEFF. Davis Government is a military des-
Potism, fast drifting into anarchy, and if per
sisted in must terminate in reconstruction -
He urges that Davis be stripped of bis power
ard Convention be called to amend the Con.
stitution.