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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-07-28
OId Eues blade NegC.

A PAMPHLET directing how to speedily restore
-. sight and give up spectacIes, without aid of doc
tor or medicine Sent by mail, free, on receipt of 10
cents. Address. E.B o. N. D.,
Feb 10 s55-s6a 1130 Broadway. New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-07-28

BaIt1more-
Of f6a $500, $685. 1888 y PiabI
mond On Sunday, and was confined in
Castle Thunder. He was arrested at his
home in South Carolina.
The South Carolina planters have tried
to cheat the freedmen into making con-
tracts by which they bind themselves to
outrageous conditions. Gen. Hatch dis
covering the fact, has issued an order de-
elaring all such contrrcts null.
Prince Salm Salm, a Dutch officer, who
has a command in Northern Georgia, is
rather rough on the seeesh. The other day
a fippant fellow clustered into his pres
ence, demanding certain accommodations
in consideration of his character as a Con-
federate officer. Confederate officer 7" re-
piled the Prince, 81 know no such peoples.
You must mean a tam rebel ~
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Pianos and NTelodeons

10th Of Boston and our own manufacture, always
d ON hand at J. II LATIMER'S MUSIC STORE.
December SO, 1854.
nICTUREs AND PICTURE RAMEs AND FRAME
made to order at John F. Latimer's Music store.
December so, 1884,
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If you want Table or Pocket Cutlery, 60
to j. S. Cox's Crockery Store Delaware, o.
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We are indebted to the publishers TIoK-
NOR & FIELDS, Boston, for No. 8 of their
new series of Illustrated Volumes of Po-
etry. The present volume is entitled "Na-
tiOndL Lyrics, by JOHN GREENLEAF WHIT
TIER md comprises selections from the
best productions Of that popular Ameri-
can poet. It contains 1O4 pages, is neatly
got up, printed on fine heavy paper, and is
handsomely illustrated. Price so cents
for which sum the publishers will send it
by mail post paid
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Tmper1aI french Green.

lust received. . cases Of the above in oil. 1t W
j stand better than any othe Green Paint in use, ant
comes cheaper than Paris Green.
tune Is 1862 &C CHAMBERLAIN.
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A Gard to the Ladies.
DIR. DUPONCOaS
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS.
FOR FEMALES.
In neutrality-suspicious. Removing o57truc-
tons Of the Monthly Turns, from VIII
ever Cause, and Always Success
full as a Preventative.
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT.
Yet in obstinate cases more may be required.
AIT MEnTCAT MEM KNoW

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Yet in obstinate cases more may be required.
ALL MEDICAL MEN KNOW
As well as many others, that no female can enjoy good
health unless she is regular; and whenever an obstruc-
any other cause.-The general health begins immediate
Iy to decline, and the want of a proper remedy has
been the cause of so many consumptions among young
esDuponco Golden Pills. Headache, pain IN the side
palpitaton Of the heart, loathing of food, and distur-
ture; and whenever that is the case, these pills will
invariably remedy all these evils.
$4,000 Boxes Have been Sold in Two Years.
Ten thousand bozes sent by letter, both by myself and
agents, to all parts of the world, to which answers
the above pills have been known, since the Science
of Medicine dawned upon the World.
IN REMOVING OBSTRUCTION RE-
STORING NATURE TO ITS PROP
ER CHANNEL,
qnietin1 the neYues and bringing back the 'sRosy color
Of health'' to the cheek Of the most delicate,
Full and explicit directions accompany each box,
which must be strictly followed, and disease peculiar
to females may be speedily cured, The Golden Pius
act as an
ExHILLIARANT WITHOUT A SINGLE DRAW
BACK.
Safe in their operation; perpetual in their happy in
huences upon the nerves, the mind, and the Entire
Organization. If there is any reliance to be placed on
Human Testimony, the above Pills may be fully de-
pended upon.
matter Of what Druggist you buy them.l If the box
is not signed S. D. Howe, 1t is the counterfeit, /" and1
will not be responsible for their injurious effects.
Price 81 per box, six boxes, SIS. Sold at Wholesale
and Retail in Delaware by B. DICKINSON & SON,
LADIEsl BY sending them 81 to the Delaware Post
once, can have the Pills sent (conndentially) by mail
Sold in Mansfield by HENDRY & BLUNT; Marysville,
WOOD l. co. s. E. SAMUEL, General wholesale agent,
S. D. HOWE,
May IL, 1s65-lY. Sole Proprietor, New York.
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OUR YOUNG FoLKs.-This magazine for
youth maintains its deservedly high repu-
tation and is daily growing in popularity.
The sth number, for August, contains orig
inal articles of great interest from the
Author of 'aTen Acres Enough Marion
Douglas, Mrs. A. M. Diaz, CASTOR Fag, f.
H. A. Bone, Gail Hamilton, Carleton, Har-
riet Beecher Stowe, F. I. T~rowbridge and
Mayne Reid-with ten illustrations. Terms
81 per year.
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A GENTLEMAN cured of Nervous Debility, Prema-
n ture Decay, and the effects Of youthful indiscre-
zion, will be happy to furnish others with the means
Of cure, GREE OF cHARGE) This remedy is simple,
safe and certain
For full particulars, by return mail, address
JOHN p. OGDEN,
June 16-3msc co Nassau St, n. Y.
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NTill for Sale,

WILL offer for sale the one-halfof the STONE MILL
4 situated on the Olentangy River, one and a half
miles north of the town Of Delaware. The Mill is in
good running order. I will sell on reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply at the Delaware Mills.
Delaware, Aug. 26-u TH0MAS SLOUGH.
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Drain Tile.
Mulay Mill Saws

TUsT received another lot of the above Saws. Also
sJ lots of Butting or Drag Saws, for Saving Wood by
Horse Power.
Jan. 10. c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-07-28

FIor all Sewing Machines in general use, Machine
10 oil of the best quality and SPOOL silk, also best
quality Sewing Needles, always on hand at MOI 8
Williams Block.
Mar. II '65. G. PLAFF.
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wednct day, September 90.


wAsniSGIoS, Sept 10
Judge Advocate Chapman stated this morning that
ne hal subppnscd ninety witnefscs for the doferoe
81 C'pt Wirz, and Mr.. BIker slid be had twenty
70 more. Lat that they would not all be wanted.
me Pfison'r to-day appeared somewhat improved in
1eaiih thou'h be ras compelled nv weakness to lie
On the i9'a during the p-ors,ss Of the tii'l.
1t is under'ood that the Secretary OF State hns
boon Officially informed by the Governor Of Vermont
sithe can'cian authorities have paid to the bnnkr
a. -. Adams, in hist st.te t39ji2 IS in gold, and
3 10 IN bank u,e', pu'fuant to N act Of the Cana
hhh Pertinent, on account Of the amount Deposited
Tlth tto's authorities upon the arrest Of tho ST. Al
bans rarnuecrs
Joe"rh II. R'cha-i,on. Of Pcnnsylvanis, Pa, Il
'rand Sire Of the Independent order Of O1d Fe.-
IowE Il. l.. Pare Of Wlrc-n.l; l.. ". Campbell, Of
indiana T. q. Falmouth, Of Tennessee; +. A. Tliis
Il Var and W T5'o 81 Nsiylud. I'D William
X Nrie-n o. Ire D strict OF Coluub'. con.'i-
g'.ni O. C.'nm ION the Grant i"dge, oE
100" lu EfftIb = l"l'ITcfp, ihiH LfC. noon W4t Cd
urou tic Precedent " inv tc him to ho piofent m
ID. co. 30 ro''y IT the uuveui us Of thr - Of
dl ir..o'' n % ~ % 10 a s.rcs. Paced Grand
~ q r' '''i. his ga-t.se to TIE Pc, oni, sid
,t'HthHf -Lcu .a'"d 10 rc.o.e GOOD lee inr ~ h..
leFiI' iht he clnvoc ION I'M limo e. " .ud so
To- '','' %. iin' ne .c,Pc, O. o. had c.ne 20 X
'H'I 70 hiut the Icop'r Of tie North AMI ri .le
''c cog t'.r 'o, he "a irc hrrn. aui he believed ,h,
90. '''"''n sac hehiLcis wa mV!o oOiap o,o th.a
Tile P..'icut tht X ] tb, dele,a,i,n for their
Wit sH1 Tie iaritnti,u, and oppressed hi,riaii.
90 o- Stat 'ley ha1 i'icfaos noln oil plsts OF the
H1r.rF. The Jlle. Nv tbs conyoc alton sho vel a
.i' .. .Nt .uf.N' 'fCfrWiC.e O. ig4lt4tl1n.
i,' D. .I'' Lr W. @ ric."l' IN spirit. The
'.t''.'. 90 ~ .N' p yer 'r pic ~. mt, aud
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TIE WIZ TRIAL.



~ y - ~ 'H' "n1 hi i'ary Com
.i.-.oa a. 4.se..' lei rf.o.uue Nj ii,,pf mon,
ored she r.,p., ~ .,e.,,i ,.i,.c.,.. r., ~.
.' ". - ''N "HL''ti Nhom ne
excl Nigh il called i0l o.. Dc once rhe Cont
a .a spcfet d,.il...,. i., ...t, A.. 49,,
' Nv. ''' 'lh' 'Ne JuItt
.t'c g H' o. ~iHi..Trr .1~ tho IcHt.at nan. to
l' CON- 'hi NJ % '0u'1'.n y pt-..louts. Tie
i' Hii'u ot Ntttc .f'. vac fhen returned
a. .. %. lean irt Ntiths' hcWsatitgo. q n.idcf.
N.t. Hn. e. Cove ur.c ul'Il Ap j u. no n o..
''.''.,f. 'mri of tbs LI.c,u OF war. H., zen
.. iG o, .. eta. q War seldom.
r. .Ht ,'.'.tt = OF Wa. t-Mp' Ell, IA c.u.
~, w., ,o '.p'. o. 90 al.cr elati,c 10
3, ..t .,c ~ r. Hfdc y fot, Tn dJou-
"+ u' ego eit.ti. a ~ r'l, ence. The vac
''h " IA tul Cav p'cll ou IL
10y t'u 10" quo ,'.t 70 9 " ac'tu u1on 30.
.a. ...ii, p' 80 .',n '-h 'Lc t''t''tt ls
' ' p -, ~. -. 'N1H .i' D." t.,u.l base Fnueu 81
W" ''' ,'el w. % hs ih,t o'uc..
- H. tl',t .'' t'- 4t FIut' ca, &C..
,',.' '" ., "e 81. O. 90 .or ."u OF ihr colu
'.,." ID. H' 60 j '3t ir 80 sc s' ti'ti...
r'Ht-' g. 'co i' - 80 .GsH.l Oi CO. %, .,oo,
''t-. eos 'I 'ud- ACE So, SIC 90, T.. ~
I'm e I'f nj 'V' "',, Ahl lilo NE. o fua1r
,' ~ ''' q! " I,"'} 10 tAo l,,u a3t % Ap O., hr
.,,' We! ,.',1 'o '','o 'ognrd o7-ji D. OF b.
.Gc',u' - 1s.p. y" ''.'', ~ 'u'l IS oi wheat %
.,Io co. 80 ''"1' 81 ',' tAsAct OF piy, ats
~, tn, ~ i ~ y" e. lie l'u'r' I'd he h.lid
.'r. '',l 'D'ts to '-hN'"e "hd mae no
.',.'s 10 !, l''' 'He % sOLrts. .ur The
"''u''' ...
-. ..' 't'.H tN ttt.lN 20 the isc ,ouch-
igy, r'tI,,.t ,l'.''' "h'.n '''' hi4 ? t"cl Hth
'"', 20 ''t y ,He NE o. me a. iU-i 90 ,.ut "
.t'..' 700, 80 F'.@.H la lhI'h IVA tlr . l-CgDI
'''. 40 ~ w. 90 SAFE b. ne won tr c., toro 80
49," ',,,'.,.'- "a Tue e. .uiHs =t.rts % tie
80 t', ''H' :" ~ ht 't.t % NI.l'- louise &
..-o' sI''' '"'' VIC e ne lJund him 9Th has ,I e
100. o." a." ''.s' IL wac u.tu thin tOt J." ..
In d, nom . .- 'a"llN. The Noin' were CRYING
,1.,t o.. 49, T.'''.' lle &c . Mas Ia e
'"''' - lY'-''s'. ..lliutl 4 o.. ~ ~ Hu.
., ,s nm, ." I e. ~. IT, 'soI ,uid u. OPP Muz
i,Ii,,' a., ''''- NO. 'heh mo aus, ana ao oil ~
-, t," a. I',t' J.. Nouu u. rla'i lie 5elc L..
N"' w ~" We Do" "''Vl. "a uN'hoiiEa thr WltDUrr
y ~ .i'N !''' tf az 1h'l- = anu hr Old uu,
ulnk ihht 4" .lt. Tue p!ls"uer remained uuDu.
-sA'4 ~ i"c TINE Nll "iS nel ca On L" p4Iuic. Ca
ne NaF from tutt nDO t. iis city the prisoners
Ir va urpueut thlta'cnot, .nl he voud plobl-
ny hNe I,'h kiioi lr Lc'n ed soldiers If 40 had
n,' ~" 'he Tine L. ri unDtr -uhrd.
.st. de VI. Moo ., Assl.tant Cuartc 1.ter 1.
:. a. ie utci - tc number o. bd.Ias A. Ander-
'onN,Ie NAs 1877. ionr huleiod ana hity-oue
n"u 80 We u'Sr. wn. lilo ruWl cg Of graves IA the
smfl PIX C'i.c cly WafG a. Hoe ip,u! d All he
HAH ~ a. & 20 me. HE lO44ts we've luIled IA
ten'Ltl tlum d" 10 ~ ygri, our and 20 closely
thai 'hr iHN tu con- nninf the names and rank OF
tLt 9'c'att4 '.uo-t t,Ich 1. l.o gIA,cs oil thJtc
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-30

Discount EuI1SBrpa ia a p.rbs-ofHyp
BrsNArE, the Pruss.n " mister % gate, h.prened
10 posing along a stree, ., night in comrin5
WIN ificndA when they met small tarty q th,
COMMON people and IN some way a dispu,e sos,
between the Count and memt.r u the Other
party. Tie result was ha, the Count drew b..
'word and run II through tie commoner
proved that the murdered mAn wss Frcrcl nav,
uamet Orr, cook in TIE employ Of Pdnce ALrnrD
N England. The murderer was 40; arrested, ar
alter remaining IN scclusion four or FIVE days,
ioinel tie regiment ~ which he Vas a. On rel, AZ
has remained at Bonn, vithon, any apparent dal.
ger tfpuuishneut Tho coniu-t Of tho Pru5itu
authorities IN permitting the Count h. 60 unpun
stel, has called forth storm Of con,ure fron The
French sn Elgish journals, which Is accounted
or ~ tho c'tzcnsh and occupation Of orr. T e
Lonlon TilES in d!syusIng the subject, says;
by The usage % civil 7cj nations o. @ persons %
Aill sss1ors arc s'"ro 7, tocauss iicy rcprsseu'
'ner rcspc I've SOVEREIGN, snd I'll, exemption
n n tie Orduar. civ aud criminal iufsU..i.D.
cKiel. s In IraDi'o ty'a to t4rlr stt"u anita am
.nmesu, scryb is II. conc ss.'l ~ these Triy.
leycs does not NJ course a''rt tlc .ui lal al lIy
q any one w.o MAY ~ .ure 4 .u, ut b. 1t 'eas.
lalcB % N un CT tLo Hp. 'pi I-1tc.t % q toe
aw. What s duo b. ne Q e','s Amhassslor
ipHst su'.ls le due 10 ~ 9 l.'.'s s.I ru l. D..
NArt-i .as promptly t"atr c''i IN d2p'y FOR
seem & ave D cn crlsIy 1rpy. 4., .ut 30.
stated thAt me trt'"u = vcc o. - Itti g't..cI
S oLe- c-cari, u.I ',.t WIN iitn 10 e. up ,
DE hroI - ~ tie y'.y { ..at NAO lad commute
t.iT m'llc."
I. would seem non t'sl .1.Hasr thai NE mat
cris ccomias sea- ..a AMI ti.tt. Eat.h g y.
..rm,ut 80 Disposed to iasi.' r;op Justice ia e.,
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Alabama.
Collision between the Military and CIyu
Authorities.

Nsh~,Ee, S'pL l9.-An investigation by board
OF officers will soon ta.e place in this city relative to
the detachment sent by Gen Thomas 70 Alabama in
search Of stray government cattle. While uear Cav.
lewulc, the squad in command Of Lieut., rLont-ou
were attacked by a sheriff with po-so Of men. nbo
claimed to be acting under orders from Coyernor
Pa, sons Of Alabama. one OF the FoderI soldier.
was killed. Nineteen Of the shorir' men were can.
turei BY our forces. The sheriff. wEose name Va.
Daniel tosether Slth man named Ectles, who l,lI-
ed the Federal soldier, escaped. thorough inv,.-
tiration will he made by Gen Thomas aud Goyerpo,
PAZA0p
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-30
JustIce In nrusnIn.

rnKRE is probably no other Government in
Europe 80 thoroughly sristocrstic A. that of Prus-
sis, aud none in which the limo OF division 10
tween the nobility and the common people Is more
clearly defined The former class are allowed the
utmost stl,ude, and tho occasional killing OF {.
poor man by one Of the nobility i, matter Of no
consequence to the snthoritiss case lately &C.
cured III tho city Of Bmn which kAs created con-
dderAbls ill-foeiing not only In Prussia, but ,Lo
. EpHsssaa kUlAnd. pRl n No REpasiAn %.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-30

statement va, ~ lie l4.t'y y ,ac Cr'h,l'c
u .hop o. lorouso, sass tie Mp.trel /! BALD
Monday TO To great - of population IA lts
iocos". II 9 riship tc u shop, or tie Fc.s, o.
he N,nyi,y Of tie u '. ~, IN explaining Die
wcl-srounlel reasons for nos re uling s.. p
rck'S Chulch at present, proceeded 10 detail to de
people in tie Cathedral Nc glclt '5as Of porula-
ion which b. diocese hes cXpcr caccl II. sail.
she young men are lenv rg T. Q country iu ever,
direction His Clergy 1t las. rotrc1t = al riv,'.
HIM q census Of th If parishes. Abe last Gov.
crrmcnt census IN 1851, the Cllll.cs ui IA n ,.
'cae Of Toronto mum crcd f2,uu0 5puir H. u.
rivrn on tho occas 90 r, 'rrcd IT, i was 70 M to
contain only 10000. l. II onto City alone, Cath
olics hayo gone asay t. he Safe, TO ol tain ,u-
pllyment 20 tho luu.' y~ OF 1000 W have, there.
tor, but 5000 ult. L. lover Cau-d, It WIS m Igl
The sane. 1. icaalc were having Il ia t,us 4
thousands" hlm lar statepenI, in rc.er. nee to
Lover Canada ave appeared In ali .hc French
Canadian papers, sud { cannot Lc DENIED that
.ar cm,srat on mas taken place rom The country.
Yet 80 steps apu,Ar - ue lgroua, taLcI to meet
tIis STATE OF things, witch IS too eeT QUA q ma.te
to be lightly rogor,ed, slthougl, OF cour g, it is
sia cely within the province vi a Government
which lives only In tho .utu c.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-30

The New York correspou. euI Of a Ph.iad,iphis
paper gives what he processes 10 DO, reliable ey.-
Il, acSi Of the realty Of the rcpian movements
Fact FiTst-lhat negotlAGouS are lending for
the purchase q, eight ocean steamers each war
rHuled 10 carry QUO thousand men, VITA the cor
tsinty Shnost lst tic purchase will he maze BE-
lore lhC 1T o. o .D. r..
Fact Sc ont t a. there have been Immense
purc asos oi arms II IN tie Government hy parties
) 30 are sup sci to &c idcgtte4 With / e Fen.
laws Wi.hI. thc THss fortnight, aud that PROPOSE.
ton, tor f4rtLcr purtlGses are now under c5nsii
er.ton.
Fact Thi d That one 4 the bank note compau.
ies of TINS city are now engaged in engraving
bonds for the new | sh X pIUl.c /. masters not
who Axe their Employers, uut have no doubt the
British Consul ami his attaches know all about H.
Ihays It from good authority that the l. 1ndon
TIARs' New York correspondent received ius.luct-
ions from mis- employers, by the last steamer. 10
"keep a sharp watch on she FeniAn movement"
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South Carolina.


pe-essar, his nrocis,r. ,tit. ..,,to- ,1o Co,
" ' NV P'Oo'Nhatlon cAinns to'e'nei 10 N''-
Nen'Ion' and proceeds TO tell the members that
"Ihe PRECEDENT Of the tinted state. has ed
eeueiOu- aud PARTIAL, .pl,ciird az I'm. -, t,.ffign
Of he sou'heln statcs 10 ali tSe:r civil All rolcI
rights under the Constitution ini av. o. the .itei
rt1tes. lie dctiT4i % zee The Fc lei Al rion econ
iuci Ted ~ j. vas before the scces ion of thoe rtc
aud he viii opp &c the con'uliz tiou 20 rover iu
COnrfe-s. and he nTn~cment OF the com itu JIal
rph's u tie stg' ?. With 'hc same zeal energy nuu
power with which he losist,d the sssttrc4 i h. q
sece sion on tic rar Of the Staies In order "a &C.
cowpish this reunion OF the st.fes, the itcsitr.t
fe-lrcs That 80 "a 'n' olna- W,l 20 all the utI9-
htsicI IN i,lollun, hould accept ircri. Dc sIl
uha'oidtb me great ma icsuits Of tbs VA
Tho Ccyc,,,r ,.,,, ,.!a,,y,. ,ta ,.i...,,,,.t. d,
-. - -,
A"'''" hu''TN' NH'n nc tl''' 10 nov gone NfNl
forever never 20 he we'd or hove! for ln tl. itu.c
~, a.. -,
W."
tics VI toe tel 'l.,ps l-ye atHlisle fa,tIs "a
81 Of the Soce. OH. e.. lhr o1'i s.u have sY.
gnu'y - to ibid" ~ l1' t.i'. uiiy slnTo 1l
lh~' lad &C.. 'iHuton. hich hs'c ie n 'un % lg.-
.us tlu tKi.,us so. llIan. sIth tC.ctCucr TO he
emtuc patton oi fi'y,s' .ioIuifc' rUL iu nul ii.I.
'o alto 1sn slave "a rOur urH o. amended turs f'H-
lion. LU tAg.t.s d. .ut C1 th..I your pst'uls
have been .'uD. f.it tI.f NtI thAll aCy'. o..
Own or "ti s'Nt"Is''. I'ta likgv. sll .ctf.r
1iRN.e tat tic tropJ p4 rust ent ,1tl' iHre Al
Cone ltutlUl aln. 10 Us slave y viii 10 uat- o. 70
a. fo-ipu flS oi tNC states and boone DOC
T. .t , ,.I 't''l' .l. o.tt, u 10 ~. '....i
I' Tor SCUM GO. DINA ever g. 1efun peg tt D.
.Ig'Ia AID hv tt-tIlsd TO the / uIcu. tII s'u NY|
ir Iy a'o. nee sl.vC-', a declares, o. 20 Vie
same l1N, tUnt ne der -tHvc"F ur tuNr l.HIf
satF tue, "NcC1t ga pun lfnent i0G CRIME wh.fn-
~ she puW CD 10 hsyt bttu duly COW ctel sh.u
eye. IN tNlN Nllh'n ihg imle o.. ih' S.t.'.
thH ~ - "'h'' Vf ~ 20 nf u hhtf' ~ .'i.
h,dtd m, nv - M IlV,t ,iw.y -. H Nv
~ r., Pr. ~ '''L w -, GO ~ re- .'.'' n I'd q.
80 '," ,'' ,'t ,V w hoi'O,l men a. N'n "a
t.,, ~. ~ W., "a" '',i' u u'L l-.'"'W 10
80. " anu J''i county, ho"t'e1 lh'hu 30
a. III. 49, ,,--,
-. w. w. 'At'nE WY unaNoi'.oe g an"e IN 'cIr Con-
To .
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Two men, old toperL made a tet lately 1t Saba
IA, Germany, as 10 who could eat most repptr and
drink most liquor Neither succeeded In gaming
.As IIasory by, hpsa atsd gp w following dsy,
, 1865-08-15
AMONG OFFICERS or TIE d. z,
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Ant Army 6urHeon1, Ho6TETIHRB BrFTKEs zss n
CONSTANT Use, and thu virtues 1
ft&torztEe properties Of tho medicine hare been -
Ing and camp hospitals, and In tha Government isS-
rtitocs 1t aAhtnzton bad elsewhere. BY tho uxTT.
Led.
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.
Tho pe~y-, Dasu, Wis.,, taizes relates that
d GIL about fifteen years Of age, an adop.ed
daughter Of Luther Butts, residing In tha
town Of Alto, Fond du Lac county, while
dtlv:ng q reaper, one day Last week, vas
1h.own from her sext and fell directly b.5ore
tie sickle. The man who was on tic plat
'orm 10 rakc, Instantly raised the sickle aud
ar,on, 50 that they might pass over her, hut
the hte1 Of her shoe caught In some plrt of
the machinery, 50 that the sickle cut her
foot off exactly at the ankle joint, leaving
it at:ach.d oniy by small poltion Of skin,
and then the same 1eg VAS broken in two
p1aces between The ankle ard the knee, and
the thigh painfully bruised, while severe
gash was cut IN the calt Of the other Lee, be-.
fore the horses could be stopped, and the
girl 1ellased from her ftIgdtfu1 Situation.
Immediate measures We're taken to stop the
flow of blot d, ard MESSENGER hurried of
to get surgeon, three Of whom came TO see
the case, ard tie broken lrg Has amput.tcd
Just below .1he Enee BY Dr. Butterheld, Of
Waupuu. The 3oupg lady showed the most
heroic pluck Though the whole affair, bear
Ing IT all without erosn Of complaint, and
at last accounts size TAs doing we'll.
, 1865-08-15

. X Ak1b8-11S DKAAA-A4U oAAAANHGWa
The Cleveland (O.} Ladtr c1cecs nouce
cf the late detslca'lnn and probable suicide Of
4. P. Stone, U. s. Collector At Columbus,
With the following suggestive remarks: ~.
. II auy man could be considered th:tce-
p1oos-'armed With triple bfass-against
Mrptatlon-by 1tlsgIon. by reputau n, by
heb{t--lt was te. And Jet b: fell Hs drank
he eamblsd. In play he lost heavily. He
played Jet Eore deeply. hoplng to retrieve
his lcsste. He Lost again. He exhausted his
own resousce., and, hoping for lurn Of luck,
he staked money witch belonged to tue Gov
: elnment. He lost again. He played wildly,
desperately, 6e1ee1Y but he lost. Be looks
around. and sees that be las not only fitted
away bis own fortune, bit has sqnandered
money not his own, for which he will be held
to nt1ict account. D'Ehonsr and disgrace
await him. BE sees but one way. to escape
them, and, after days Of d,uot, cnlminating
ellrg upon the graves Of his children, b,sn
ard reared in hts honorable prim.-aftet q
night Of wrestling with the demon that
tempted him.-he dies. by poison, vatnly hop
,re 10 escape the consequence Of his own
Tashuess and gnilt.
"rhe amount Of his detalcation is estimated
Mt different sums, alf the way from 39o, 600 to
$4,000. It Is stated that his official bonds-
m+ Il n,e not 1fable, as they had notified the
Government some time tfoce that they would
be no logger responsible fer the bond. This
Indicates that Nr. Stones recent habits aud
embaraEEmcnts we're known In Columbus,
and 1t i8 10 the disc7edlt of those who knew
the facts, that they did cot relieve Sir. Stone
Fl. m temptation tnd the Government from
lces, By taking steps for htsrenoyaL"