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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
GOLD.
New YORK, October l7.-Gold, 1853.

According to the New York News the Epis
copal Bishop OF South Carolina has addressed
letter to the clergy and laity Of his Diocese,
in which he expresses strong desire that the
Southern Church may be enabled TO maintain
her present independent and Catholic position.
Dispatches received at New Y ork from South
Carolina state that there We're serious troubles
existing between the whites and She negroes
On the coast, the latter being reported to be
veil armed Troops had been sent from
Charleston to quell the disturbance.
Bishop Wilmer, Of Alabama, has replied to
the order Of Genera! Wood closing the Episco-
pal Churches in that State, refusing to recog-
nize the right of any civil or military officer to
dictate to him in the performance OF his duty
in the Church Of God But whilst he has
neither the wish nor the power to resist mill
tary force, he enters his solemn protest against
the interference expressed in the order issued
by General Wood The latter responed by stat
ing that if the order was not obeyed he would
certainly use military force in closing the
churches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
ITON EDn 4 LlER'S,
= NERVE. BONE & CORN
LINIEIENI TOR MAN OR BEAST!

Warranted to cure rheumatism, Sprains,
Swelled Joints, Sore Throat Frosted feet PoiS-
ons, Sores and Bruises, Fresh Cuts, Corns
Numps, letter, Pains IN the Limbs and back
SWeeny. on man or beast Saddle or Collar Calls
Distemper, Scratches &c. on horses and Mules
and all diseases requiring an external Remedy
All who know Stonebraker's Linimcnt will
testify that it is the most popular Liniment ever
sold in any countro, and that it has given per-
feet satisfaction wherevcrit has been introduced
taking the place of al others. This is a strong
evidence Of its great power in removing Pains
Swellings, &C., both on man or beast. No Lin
iment has yet been made to equal it. 1t only
needs a trial to prove its good effects
E. S. LEADBEATI.E S. CO.,
Oc 17--3m Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

THEATRE. 1t will be seen by an ADVERTISE
rnent that the Theatre is to be re opened on
tomorrow night, by the great combination
composed of the Hanlon and Zanfcetta COM
panies, presenting ATTRACTIONS scarcely ever be-
fore witnessed in this place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

TIE Washington correspondent Of the New
York News says:
1t is with feelings OF the most profound
satisfaction that am able to inform the readers
of the News that President Johnson has de-
termined to pardon Jefferson Davis, and, it
may be, even without a trial, although that
point is not settled yet Norris it a all unlikely
that in short time Mr. Davis will be relea sed
from confinement Oh the same terms that MIR.
Stephens has been, and then afterward par
doned tits possible, but very unlikely now,
that be may be brought to trial in civil court
for treason. But # SO, and even If convicted: he
will be pardoned That is certain as the de-
crees Of tate. [ do not derive this informatlon
from what the President said yesterday to the
South Carolina delegation, although the fact
can safely be implied from those remarks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

VALUABLE HANDS FOR SALE.-Ihe
Y subscriber offers for sale, the farm called
''Belevne" containing about Sc Acres, owned
and lately occupied BY Mrs. Ann N: Powell,
situated en- the north side Of the middle Iurn-
pike" Il miles from the city Of Alexandria 1t
is well watcred and remarkable 1or health:
and beauty Of location; as a market garden or
farm. the place could be made very profitable
the soil being admirably adapted to the growth
Of fruits, vegetables &C
I also o1er for sale, s TRACT OF LAM in
Fair fax county, about five miles from Alexa'l-
dria, situated between the 'Nlddle IurAplEe
and the ''So1ninary Road, ;" containing 43 Acres
Ifnot sold at private sale before the lSt day
Of November, 1865 they will be sold at public
auction on that day, in front Of the Mayer 5
Office La " EbNCjI IS. IA i Lux:
oct 3-2a77ts Attorney at Law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

TOR SALT:msqme Of 1he most des:rao1e
AloNandria Va.
We offer, at private sale the property -
which was the EESIDHNC1 u the late --- -:.
John Lloyd, at the corpcr Of Washington and
Queen streets, in the City Of Alexandrja, Va
The house is well built and conveniently ar.
ranged and situated in very pleasant, part OF
the city. If this houss is not sold by the liz st
of \ November next, it will then be offered for
rent for six months from that date.
We offer. also four Jhree-story comfort 80
able and i DESIRABLE RESIDENCES on L-!44-
the eastern side Of Washington street. between
Prince and Duke streets, OF sad city, and sew
cral other smaller buildings on Queen and
Columbus streets. The property here offered
is rs dcsirably located as any in the city OF
Alexandria,
The terms Of sale will be made easy to the
purchaser Further information may be had
by addressing Us at the corner OF u ashlngtOn
and Queen streets, Alexandria.
In our absence. refer to Charles L. Powell,
esq. corner Of Washington and Oronoko SITS
RICHARD LLOYD,
oct 4~-eotnov1 FREDERICK LLOYD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
The a1exandria Gazette
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER II.

We mentioned in Saturdays Gazette tne
death of the Rev Robert Castleman, but the
Petersburg Express contains the particulars
of the murder. 1t says:
ssMr. Castleman has, for some time, Deen
living near CASTOR, and on the nlsh1 .! 80
death had gone out to spend an evening WIN
= eighbor-Mr. William &. Brodnax. On
his return be was met or wayaid by party OF
narties, not yet identified, who shot, ana, IRON
the nature Of his wound, almost Immediately
Killed him. He was found on Thursday morn
ing, on the road between Mr. Brodnax res
idence and his own, with a fearful gunsnoe
wound in his side, and a, dark dlscolorlzatlon
Of the narts about the wound, as though ne
had been scared by burning powder ! ne lalal
weapon had, no doubt, been placed In CLOS c1Gse
contact with the body Suspicion mas lal Is
upon certain party as the peGpetraIor VI w
foul deed but be has avoided arresG by seG IT7
inc himself or leaving the nelghborhood. Inc
sudden death Of this estlmatle man. We IN
derstand, cast deep gloom over the communal
ty in which he lived, and Will cause lasting re-
gret among his many friends IN Virginia. lie
formerly had charge of parish in Brunswick
county, and was widely known in Petersburg.
He was comparatively young man, but one OF
SiSSe1''SS ~SN~
ily."
The Emperor Macmillan has published
decree for the encouragement OF Immigration,
and offers inducements which it is thought will
result in an influx Of foreigners into that
country. Agents are appointed to locate I'M
MIGRANTS. to each of whom is TO be given q
deed of the property occupied, the property re-
naming free of imposts the first year Those
who settle as husbandmen may obtain natura-
lization papers, and all shall be exempt from
military service five years. The effects OF IN
migrants, their cattle for outstanding and stock
raising, seeds, instruments of busbandry: ma
chinery, and manufacturing apparatus are to
be free from custom house and transfer duties.
Regulations are also made for the government
of the relations between patron and employee,
In the case Of the desertion of Worklngman
from his patron he shall, if apprehended, be
employed without pay on the public works TIL
reclaimed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
GTONEBRAkER'S
~
HORSE AND iATTLE POWDERS!

A safe and speedy cure for Coughs. Colds.
Distempers, Heaves, hide-bound, Worms Bots.
Scurvey, &c, in Horses, Loss Of Cud Black
Tongue, etc, IN CATTLE
READER DON'T FORGET
STONEBRAkERS HORSE AND CATTLE
POWDERS,
are becoming the most popular Powders now in
use And Why? Because they are prepared OF
animals for which they are used No powders
ever sold have given such universal satisfaction
and acquired 50 great celebrity in the same time
Asan evidence oftheir superiority over all others
the proprietor stakes his reputation on these
try 4hem and be convinced Of their GREAT ouai
tiles. E. S. LEADBEATER & 90
oc lin Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
- r@~
UIGi}.

Tn this city Sunday morning, the 18th OF 0ctober ut the
residence Of her father. j. L. Latham. esq MARIA LOUISA
wife Of Patterson Bayne, aged 90 years and months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

-, E ND LOT FOR S-ALE.-The
EI:$ Undivided hulf Of q BRICK HOUSE with
store ac-acl-,;: situated on the north side Of
Prince 3et. between Union ard Water SITS
fronting on Prince street u feet 6 inches. and
running back y feet. This property is in fee
and is now paying yearly rent Of 500. For
further information apply to GEORGE " N.
BRENT, Fire Insurance Building, King st.
3-C1uM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
s.. FOR SALE.-A THREE-STORY BRICK

81 FORSALE.-A THREE-STORY BRICK
Ezl4::i Il OUSE, containing eight rooms, the lot
running back about 81 feet to q ten feet alley
The above property is situated or thenorth side
of Gibbon, between Fairfax and Water Streets
Also, FOUR FRAME TENEAlENTS, con-
tanning six rooms EACH situated on the west side
Of Water street, near Gibbon. For particulars
enquire Of 6; I. Baldwin, at No. 50: King St.
sep 3Q-eo3w*
1T=s TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
..il::i I FOR SALE.-A comfortable two-story
brick house and lot, situated on Patrick, between
Queen and Princess streets. 1t has six rooms,
recently thoroughly repaired, with water in
the yard. For terms apply to
VIM. COGAN, No IS. Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
ATFYANDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
For Sale and Rent.

For Sale and Rent
-
v1ATpFAy 1AND z7O1, carr
II sa1a 900 aoros of Taa ~ o-Ah y ofer for
House most Of which is STnnr T;L ['!L5% Tou
For narticn1ars nnnl1irn of 'lA'i 'Ao''''o" land
GEO; 7. WORTHINGT0N
PIo4 461r~ Nils i, Alexandra
or JOHN H. Taylor,
fariaN Court House
y no are authorized TO close the contract
DC fly GEORGE BAILY.
g.. FOp PrVr--A 7.,.o-1 on1 -
;a BRICK DWFrTTNG I0 >,111t S'I I.;2
70 acres land aGin;nino ITO ,;- "I''5 ~ on
I0ocaI Sooina,, ~ Fnr IN 1nco
alton Is vrr nJ ,ioo.aII me st
we'll Of GOOD 'T ,atnS -; t 1gan5 5 az" 'Dee
90 7--+f 0, ~':I'l ! - * HTI3> G c,>--
; y ---- > ~ . S-1ls-l Il.
5NOk RENT-A LOT OF GROUND - IN
northeast corner of ST. AsaDh and WAN
Streets % feet inches on Wn1fa and f04 G+-
inches on ST. A&aph. '.~'
oc lift [Comr JOHNSTON & CApTP
--,T3T7I7c7r0-7T 7,0,---,-, ---------------
4'II511 -, v3 u OIAL Els HEX FOR
~ - - ,rI 80 ~ rented 20 the highest bid
GER AZ Int M hcy I1oOse' IN Alexandria, Va,
on thursday: Ihe l9CIl n gag OF October for five
sc@ ~ 47o oC - 47, ~ = ~ | Z T.
- oo-LocI2 I-2GClL12- u III y : fAlkfhA,
wNnrAv HEAD pTcHFpv~ vJrrrT wv
/ 0FFFPED FOR PFNT on lo nlll' ID 3D.:
fehino snasnn. 10 thn Iiabnst h;ddnr - .'. Il.
H9nl Iy>'2 81lC,,i. r. a. Inc
tho 1Q+ 0ctohnr 1qG5 hjso ~ 11rI,a+o
Boats Ropes, Corlzs: Seines.. SC.
&C It'd GEO ii AAo0F.
CAFETERIA At PRIVATE ~ATr
VII eli ,,r;-,o+o7, coIrI.-;o s;+-l.-I
o5n,,n na,I3++, +Er@6 haff ro;f. IL.
l;ninL.nTsZi1Ie on tho +nrn7,i1,a roa5 ie,E;. -.
-. Il,.., 7,,; , r.l.,- r,,.i;r, ,,o:,,7,7. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

Oysters are now quite plentiful, and tolera-
bly, cheap. They are selling at the wharf
those of good quality-at sixty cents bushel;
and for opening bushel, which turns out a
gallon, the priceis thirty cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

DR.. Chas. ". Chancellor will deliver lee
ture this evening at half past seven clock, IN
Lyceum Building. The subject of this lee
t,,re-the Brain and Nervous system-togeth
er with the Dr's. we'll known qualifications
as Lecturer, will secure to those who attend
an hours intellectual enjoyment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

TI7OR RENT OR LEASE.-A IhACT or
l. LAND, containing 1925 acres SIX miles
from Alexandria. Va. Also the FERRY
LANDING FISHING SHORE. # not rented
before the 18th Of November next. it will be
publicly rented on that day III front Of the
Mayors office, in Alexandria, the renter giving
bond and approved security fortho amount. This
tract is botinded on the east by Mount Vernon
and Little Hunting Creek, IS under fencing and
is IN good order for cultivation For terms APP
ply to John ". Burke, corner Of King and
w alter streets Alexandria, Va oc l2-eO3v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

Mr.. James Hackett prominent citizen and
merchant of Richmond, died of apoplezy in
that city on Saturday last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

Efforts are being made in Richmond to turn
the Dutch Gap Canal to the peaceful uses of
commerce and trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
For Sale and Rent.

T AND FOR sALE-1 offer for sale farm
| / ofTWO HUNDRED and T DIRTY ACRES,
miles south Of Alexandria, The land lies
beautifully, with asouthern exposure, and IS III
fine condition. as is evidenced by the growing
crops The outside enclosure is Ia tolerab DE
order There is a young peach orchard IN full
bearing, and other choice fruits,
It may be divided into two farms, with
abundance of wood and water on each; with
building sites unsurpassed by any III Virginia
for beauty Of scenery. [ know OF no place
offering greater inducements as dairy ana
market farm or vineyard.
Terms accommodating. credit OF tour
wears from the 1st of March, 1865, may be had
upon $4,000 Of the purchase money interest
playable annually. For further inforInatlon
apply to the subscriber No. 52 Washington
street, Alexandria, Va.
sep Gift w. D. kEAlf EN.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR S SALE;
Y Vewill sell the following real estate ii and
near the City, on accommodating terms
i a square bounded by Pitt, Royal, Qrono-
co. and I5endleton streets Under short lease
improvements removable
. 4 lot on the south side Of OrOnOco, between
Pitt and ROYAL streets, 60 feet 'front.' and l765
feet deep. Rented as above Both the above
are near the Hampshire depot
3. 4 lot at the northeast corner ct Fit and
Wolfe Streets l1S! feet on Pitt, and 81 feet 5
inches on Wolfe. This lot is under lease to good
tenants for five years, from May and June 1864,
who have made good improvements, removed
bic al the end Of their leases,
4. About Is acres oi land at West End, east
7r Cats, binding on Duke street, and on the
two roads which lead into King street. Mostly
under short leases, improvements moveanlc
These lots viii be shortly surveyed and Su5oI-
vided into convenient lots.
se30-eotf LCunl JOE NSTOE & OARAE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

VESS Ell WANTED-Vessel ~e
49, Of $50 tons, to load for Moorehead III
city, n. O.. wanted By
oc l7-3t P. 3. HOOE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

- AVIS NADT 10 TOT5 T-I ~
", HOLES TO DIE.
Great destruction Of rats
It is paste and used on bread.
Every box warranteda dead silo';
As it will destroy all your
Or YOU can have your money relU:hIuS"'
Not dangerous to the human fanny o,: s.
Try it-and fit don't Stay all your I'''
You can have your money rett37de1In:. s enscr
Sold by druggists and country 6 dfH y (, Co.,
ally. +. s. LEA DB1h dl.an,nlesraIlv
and country dealers ge''7'''''
&C 11--3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

Gen. Turner has, issued orders in Richmond,
forbidding any oficer, private OF citizen :on!
using any ambulance unless }2I1"n actually eu
gagged in public duty. The Chief Of Police is
directed to issue orders to his men to take any
ambulance in which citizens may be riding and
turn it over to the District Provost Marshal.
All ambulances found standing III front Of sa
looms and places Of amusement to be tai en-
possession Of and turned over to the proper
officer.
The Chief Quartermaster of the Depart
ment of Washington. has received orders to
make the necessary arrangements for the sale
of all the Government buildings located at
Point Lookout, which were erected there dur
ing the war for the use Of Confederate prison
ers who were confined at that camp This will
be the largest sale Of Government buildings
that has taken place IN this vicinity thus far
the buildings now at Point Lookout having
cost the Government at least $780, 0O
The Austin correspondence, OF September
OGtb Of t},oC ,l7oo4o, Dill Elaro,pon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE!

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, OCTOBER IS, 1866.
OPEN FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

gIREESTONE POINT FISHERY
& RENT.-Will be rented 20 the hjrbas+
der, at the Market House. in Alexandria.
on Thursday. the 18th day Of October, e.,
seasons. JOHN W pATRTt
Sc 30-tocl9 Executor Of HENRY FAIRP
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

The Austin correspondence, Of September
Goth, of the Galveston Bulletin, says Governor
Hamilton has appointed as his Private Secre-
tary Frederick ". Moore, esq, who raised
company for the Confederate service and served
with it during the war
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-17

TNDIAN HEAD FISHERY Will ri
1 OFFERED FOR RENT on a lease for
fishing seasons, to the highest bidder, q. tb
Market House in Alexandria, Va, on THURSDAY
the 18th October, 1868. Also, at private sale
Boats, Ropes, Corl1s, Seines. SC.
&C ltd GEO. u. SIN1T
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-04
nORTHwEsrERx SANITARY ram.

A department Of the Northwestern
Sanitary Fair, to commence in Chica-
20, May 30th, 1865, for the relief of our
sick and wounded Soldiers, having
been placed under the care of Mrs
William L. Sherman, she is confident
thatit is not presumiDg upon the inter-
est and generosity of Officers and Sol
diers of our victorious armies, 10 call
upon them not only for money, but for
such articles of value and army relics
as they may have in their possession,
which will have untold worth in the
eyes Of their loyal compatriots.
None know so well the needs of our
brave army, in time of sickness, and
when suffering from gun-shot and
sabre-stroke, as that army ITSELF mono
will appreciate more sensibly the
efforts now making for the relief Of the
three hundred thousand heroic suffer
ers languishing to-day in. hospitals,
and who will need tender care and
chorishing for the coming year. For
such Of the gallant men as have fallen
glorously in battle, or from lingering
wounds and sickness, our ,"RequieScdt
in pace" shall never be wanting. Yet
duty to the living appeals no less to
the tenderest sensibilities of the human
heart. Who can have more claim
upon the universal heart than the pa
triot soldier, the defender of his coun-
try'sright, the vindicator of tho coun-
try's honor?
Mrs. Sherman also appeals to her
friends to whom this Circular may
come, for such aid in enriching licr
department with valuable contribu.
tions, as their generosity and patriot
ism may suggest. Any contributions
will be acceptable. Nothing sent can
come amiss.
All donations of money should be
forwarded by draft or express, to "Mrs.
Gen. William 7. Sherman, care of
Mrs. WM. Ii. FITcH, Chicago, ILL.," All
contributions of articles for sale should
be marked-NorthweStern Sanitary
Far, Chicago, Ill. For Mrs. Gen.
Sherman's Department.
The Express Companies bring small
packages free. Heavy freight is tran
ported free to tho Fair by the Rail.
roads All donations should be for.
warded by May 22d.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-04
gN
TnEATieK.

We have no hesitation in saying
that the dramatic company of Duficld
& Finn, which has been playing at
the City Hall, during the week, is one
of the very best travelling companies
we have seen. What is unusual, their
acting is of the style to please the
dress circle moro than the gallery
Miss Richardson, as Miriam, in "Miri-
ans Crime" deserves especial men
ton. We have seen Miss Olive Logan
in the same character, and though
more of an artist, she docs not act
with any moro warmth or naturalness
than Miss r. Mr.. Smith as Biles in
the same play, and as Tim O'Bricn in
the "Irish Emigrant" deserves also
particular mention. Tho last charac.
ter wo believe, is one of Sam Ryan's
specialities, but Mr.. Smith does the
honest Irishman with fully as much
truth and nature. Miss Mason as
Polly .Bobalink, was as "natural as
life," and without any stage stiffness
or affoctation. Miss Clelland, formerly
resident of this city, did her part
modcstly and We'll, and received the
applause of her friends with n very
becoming grace.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-04
JAIL DELIVERY

On Tuesday night last three persons
broke from the county jSil, and at.
tempted to escape. "Kcntucky Bill
arrested last fall for robbery, made his
escape. Corder, charged with the
murder of Mr.. Dresbach, of Amanda
township, returned to Jail voluntarily
The third man was taken by the off.
GERS and returned. This is the third
time "Kentucky Bill" has broken out
and this time has been thecharm. Our
new Sheriff has a good deal of Difficult
.ty with his boardcrs.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-04
Dea. See Advertisement of John
Work in another column.


ED Fernelius calls disease an affec.
tion of the body, contrary to nature: a
purtubation of its habit: derange-
ment of it courses. What disease is,
sometimes oludes human intelligence,
but some diseases are known-their
origin, action and even their antidotes
Whoever has discovered an actual
remedy for one disease, has done some
thing for his race. DR.. Aver has done
more, for his medicines afford us the
means to control and cure several dam
gerous disorders. We rarely speak
on medical subjects, profcrring to
leave them to physicians, who under
stand them better. But such effects
as are seen in our mids, on affections
of the lungs by Cherry Pectoral'
on scrofulous complaints by his Sars-
aparilla, and on the several COM
plants that they cure by Ayers Pills,
should not be ignored [Keokuk,
(Iowa) Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-04
MIR. stevenson,s Funeral Orat on.

We will publish in our next issue the
funeral Grafton delivered at Columbus
onSaturday last by Hon Job E Steven
son. 1t is a high and deserved compli-
mont to Mr.. Stevenson to be selected as
tho orator to pronounce Ohios love and
grief by tho coffin of ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN. The Grafton is in those clear
vigorous, eloquent, and often striking
and beautiful sentences, which are
characteristic of the orators style. II
anything could be worthy of the occa'
sion, ifwords can speak worthily Of
the man who, "after four short years
returns home on tho bosoms of millions
of mon, his way watered with tears
and strewn with wers"-this ora.
ton is worthy.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-04
Captain sutphen,s Return.

Captain J. NJ. Suiphen, who has been at home for
several days furough, will return to his regiment,
the Goth, on Sunday evening next. Persons wishing
TO send letters to friends will please leave them at
this office.
The time of the regiment will expire in August
next when we expect to have the Captains assist
once again in publishing the Gazette. lie will then
have seen three years of gallant service, and his
many friends will welcome him home to the enjoy
ment of honorable days
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-04

DANIEL WEIGH a member Of Com
pany D, Goth Regiment o. V. l., was
born January 14th, 1874 was wound
cd in the battle of Franklin. on the
Both of November, and died December
Both, 1864, aged 20 years, II months
and 16 days. He was dutiful and
affectionate son, and an industrious,
kind and upright young man at home,
and in the service he was faithful and
esteemed soldier. A.