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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
me Atlantic Cable signal system. ,r !.

The Atlantic Cable Signal system.
A letter ia the London Daily NssOs
thus explains the system of signaling
through the Atlantic cable, while il was
possible to signal at all:
You are, I imagine, aware that no
speaking is attempted, that all the sig
nsls here recsived a o restricssd to the
Isolation and eonduction Of the cable.
Two cells only are made use of, ns am
Uniformed, from this side, and the same
power, / believe, from the ship. IAN
perhsps telling you nothing neg, but II
can do no harm If 4 repeat, that the avs
tenn 20 an follows: Atten rninutss bsfnre
every hour (Gresnwich tiue) the ship
commences signaling 10 ne. The or.
dinary signals ia 6vs reversals. one everv
two minutes; the signAIs for every fifty
miles paid Quits rs before, commenciuq
ten minutes before the hour, bat ten ne.
versals, or one every minute aud thst
For every 6tty miles ,rnn by the shin two,
reVersals Of two minutes each, then two
OF. one minute each, and then two more
of two minutes each lam often in the
instrument-room, and watch the signals,
Two clerks watch, one the reAecling.
galVanometer, and the other the chro-
monster, sach calling ont tins and orer
respectively, aad generally hear the two
words coming from them st the sane
instant The signals are unnistskabIy
clear, with slight oscillation at each
end; and IL 10 most curious and inter
esting to watch these oscillations, and
noting every roll Of the big ship, which
10 ct this moment upward Of Eve hnn-
dred miles distant W~T
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

A questioh'of Of privste pelf is just nov
the moet absorbing topic in the Caaadi-
an Parliament. If the sesAion closes
under thirty days, members will be en-,
titled to six dollars only. If il Iasss
thirty one1dsys, they may claim six hun
dred dollars each. The Government,
bent on economy, are desirous of bring
ing the session to an end within the pre-
scribed limit, and individual members
are striving soato obtain business a. to
secure their six hundred doliars They
would do ysFy we'll for American lsgis.
lators.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
NOTICE.
WHISKY
ORANGE vALLAY WHISKY.
Beware Of Coz nterseits !

WE, THE Uspt R.IGEED, FOOTE. NASH
w a CO., q incin ati, ~ho are the sole pro
prietnrs ~ the IN knoVn VI nd OF orange Val
Icy Whisky, haV been IN orme tn, certain psr'
sons 10 81. Lou a, Memphis kya, syii . and other
pisces, have luir bgei ugen sur rights by eoun-
tsrfsiting aud using tht hbov~ ) anaesl brana, and
also hers Of orr bra9 De, whioa our proper
trade marks. New 70 do b. Feby notify oil such
ID ra ,na th We wi proseenia them 10 the full
sxtsnt Of the Law for o'ri ging upon our right,
and tha pro es tiOn ha br nUt ouft for ali they
may do Ia the fuiuje,t bat ala for all damag'
tLey may have done us 10 the asst. Th0-e who
have iiirgaly ed our rsuas, may avoid pro
sutton BY mak Ing immediate application Tor sst-
Element 20 oule 40 attl
riaeg ,sr ToOTK. NASH co,
II and 10 Columbia e., Cincinnati.
lad BKInAE, % aud 81 Maln htrest. Evans-
viile, are asilIaR thu Besuius article. Jayl.3m.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
TuRkrxG Tosacco ASSES 70 Acoouxr.

1URNTEG TOBACCO ASSES 70 ACCouNr.
The Schooner Senerue has sailed from
Richmbnd 10 Baltimore With cargo Of
hve thousand four hundred bushels Of
tobacco ashes. The ashes ara the nes
result of the tobacco smoked up in the
Big pipe Of the evacuation condszrAticu.
II was gathered from the debris Of the
tobacco warehouses burned. The ashes
viii be turned TO account BY the cute
Northern farmers as a fertilizer Of the
SOIL as it is well known that ashes Of
any kind, and especially tobacco Askea,
possess teFliiizing qualities not second
70 either Inns or guano --RiehmsHd
Rhiq.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

Dr.. John W. Hughes, of Cleveland,
Ohio. shot and instantly killed = woman
-Tcmsey Parsons-At Bedford, Ohio,
last week Hswas married 20 her once,
bat she found out that he lad another
wifes and:hgd him arrested for bigamy.
he sent his legal wife Oh, and tried to
get the soiher ora to live with him, and
shot shs refused. Hughes
said be killed her "ou. Of pure love"
Most women would prefer 70 have love
diluted, il shst is Tie ses-s of & u iss
/ pare state.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
TOWN Z rs.

n PUksuxScE OF An Acr OF THs-0Ks.
4 srsi Asssmby Of tas cenmoas sslkh - :Szs.<
taekys sarhoria sg the Eais of tn. "Psbii,
k1a ~ IN thr cky "a Be1d<rDou. ky-. ghiei
tbs ssnsrai IsetSn h. kaay gs,, 1858, besiss &
hsrs5y Kfvsn fha4 s.36 Public eG1srg hss1 eeN-i
hi oatlfa snitabEs Ioss bytbS Hsyor an9 C1an-
81 said ssy, a7d wiil b sold &t prbaH eneslsa
81 - prvu : a o. safzrcsys ssptSbsr tie 9th,
las, 6Sls Sos n n se<sat 10 oieae A a. naAiS =
= TkkMa-ons skfrd eaah, oas-third 90 . credit
- : ! -1nfk.. ssd one thir1 on . credit ss
twars norfhs, besring intsrsst fFOn day sf sals.
heGss 1fsh APP owed Gscuffsy rsa sirs1. sad Lea
knpt o. ths ~ mlsss untl the urehAss messy Is
paid
Piss O. als asa oTsz sr fsspsetisz iz shs CsfT
GERS -
b ~ q lhs EaFcr aak CSuHea.
Nv EENTLIEzE2t CisvE.
5aEsaspVss Ng- AEgzEt ~, Iaea asEg -sEs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
UnicersaI Reoyet.
The Mighty Fallen.

A correspondent writing from Hunts
vile, Alabama, gives the following in-
teresting account ofthe Clay family, Of
which G. c. Clay, Jr., is the most prom
ineat member just nov, It illustrates
very forcibly tbs effects of SECESSION a
/ have occupied since my arrival
here, large and pleasant second fioor,
front room, in the dwelling house of
Governor G. G. Clay, father ofthe motor.
ious rebel bearing the same nams. 10
the year OF orr Lord 1850, the CLAWS, of
Huntsville, Alabama, were the autocrats
of ell they surveyed. They possessed
wealth, influence, power aud rank.
Yankeeisn covered before their imp
Gus will. a brother OF C. c., aJr., at
that time edited q paper here, and de-
manded the warfare OF the black Gag 70
the Union armies. The Canada cut.
throat Gay, now captive, occupied o
splendid mansion near the city, and had
a hne Office in the best street, we'll
stocked With legal works and n general
library. The old Governor lived in
large and comfortable old mansion
nestled down in Landscape garden, :
where ample shade vas furnished by 6ne
old trees, whose foliage had fallen in
forty autnmDs. His plantations we're
we'll stocked, slaves and all. aud pro-
duciDg annual thousands. Ini1865, So
change has ceme over the spirit of cur
dream" The editor is q poverty sfrick-
en- loater, b-gging at the back door of
bis decrepit- and aged fathsE,a house Tor
family bread. The younger c. g. a
captive traitor, charged even with black
er crimes than common, defiant, bloody
treason encompasses. The eminent sire,
who rs, by the way, g genial kind hearted
old man, totsering into the grave, ia
compelled to lease to an enterprising
Yankee Spectator, the front er main
part of his dwelling to procure
mears of subsistence. Hencs, while
the Yankee boldly marches ia at
the front ydeor, into his pstIors
and best chambers, to dream legal
dreams, and rest, nov that, the war
fares Ger, the quoudam aristocrst must
plod around to che rear, and there eat
the (cosn1 bread Of mad passion, With q
conscience weighed down with femorse.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

IsNrpp, sal .paEts % taas Bsdy IN nvs
Il sut~s1ss, vifsouf tsfsrF 70 fhs skas, by Ups
Nam'a DsF1ssE Nv FswsMA.f Aa& o. ssnd fof
Uph~m's b-tilAfgrs Ps~sis . sud iaks uensaksF
Prize - Ne lsd u afy sdiress for 81 rs by o.
s,uRaAM, Rs s~ath kighth stassa. Phflatsiph q
IrphAm,s HAIR Gloss sna csrIin9
u Flnia is the best ib4IF afsssing n tbs world
q Lap FtaA bsartifai eisss O. fhs kasg, kssps ~
e.gt promotes IL gros b, &c. Price, 50 eSnts =
rr uphaal,s Teater ofnsmene 4, a sur,
cur for Tel ~, e@k As~as ehagps6 Hsn4s, Bae-
esss 'ssAs4e. Prios 81 esats a boz.
a asuphAss4,s Asthma Cure RELIEVES n. most
ylosgst far9zF iybas If Afisss. IN fss Asss@ ane
sa"csa sYe dy ears. Piir, " q p-ekags- h. =
Ii i phsna's DyspepsiA Cars is war;
~ ranisd 70 4ears asy epas % Dypspsss. -
aaAesv hew Iers sssnst.s. Prles 81. ssstby nail
2 lUpasssnss Fr.ekIs Hanishsr rsners,
Ersyklsa, Tsu. aanburs. Pimplss on The Fae~,
ssss ne st'n s1q Pesp'its' TIE ee9pIszisn
DR.. La Peres,s Lafs. xaarar, the grsas
Z Essssss sA6 kejassnatiag Remedy. rnsferns te
nanly viEora.l uhe sss sa4sfisg from rmpairsd
spinal knsrKy, Nervous Dsht iiys Ae-e aFisins
Il. N ShztsFsf cause Prioe. 81 > pseksge.
The Japsnese Hair STATS eolors ths
Whlsksfs cF \. ast~ehe beaatifui bfssk % beews
- fpoasists of e-iE 90 Trsk1ys sea eoter Niitnof
fsds % vaeh ouf. ouiy 50 eats = box.
sSia b. s. o. epHAM IS sssfk Esskth street,
PhiAsasiphi%s and rbx all prasg's'ss cizsuiAfs
- @,1aBp BRoUoHroH 4 WOOD ben +,
80 Cor. Third and Mals srnstS, 81
lt%s@ Agents fnr Essnssffts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
The Ships Position

As far az could be ascertairud, the
ship was now over a gentle elevation,
on the top Of which there was only ], $50
fathoms OF water. The picking up was,
as usual, exceedingly tedious, and one
hour and forty-six minutes elapsed be-
fore one mile was on board. Then one
Of the engines eccentric gear got out Of
order, so that man had to stand hy
with hand-spike, aided by q wedge OF
wood and elastic band, to assist il
Next, the supply Of steam failed, and
when the steam was got up il was found
that there was not water enough in the
boilers, and so the picking up ceased
sltoe ether. Then occurred the great
misfortune. Lunch was just over -
some bad left the table - others were
about leaving.
The scientific gentlemen had chsered
Us oy startling hypothesis, namely, q
prediction that the fault was only six
miles away, and so, ere dead niRhffall
We might hope to have the fault on
board, make new splice, and proceed
on our way to Hearts Contsnt geo
graphically about 900 miles away.
The announcement of the Disaster
/ Suddenly Mr.. Canning appeared Il The
saloon; bis manner told an; be said.
"1ts ell overt in gone "-thar haa.
tened onward TO his cabin M FssIS
ere the thrill of surprise and pain ocea-
STONED By those words had passed away.
came from the companionway into tie
saloon, and said with oonpcsure, ad-
=irablss-s1 Ter he circumstances, though
BE ..p quivered and his cheek vas
-anshs6s The cable has parted aaS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
RULES AxD Rk1i lAIl.Ao.

= Aee@peru gives awAy As the oOa nsss lo.
ErAfsAss1. estcalseioa ~ u
SO 1ses'.asnsnaA iacAl natiass o. paza tn Faen
@.sa en's.s Psspaia 81 pay suarAsto.a -. ssre
Aa Isrs'ss@sass siii never - sneOapsoseab
-. i'os aAis. sesfrAsi I. made % that ssct
end Felss Fsasivsd for the ansscs. (, 81 .a.a
y Nc Z IeSef Sss'es.'' Ao~esss short. vim,
'n.srssd far less sAAa one Dollar s>oA aay
AAfriaEss, fsasrai aad Rslissous Sotsr..
ssss infAriAhly Be paid IN savAaosto s~surs :.
ssrtioa. tss
NE nseetsasy On the part OF earrisrs wgu =.
made gopd hy the oeea. the esrrs.rr an :,
lsaVe pafsr' as ordarsS, AAd dsvestsd tasy muss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

utee, ships time, were thrown over, and
whistied through the sea, n pray to for
tune. L
At 6rss the iron sank bat slowly, bat
soon the moment Of dsscant increased
50 as to lay great stress on the picking
up machinery, which vas rendered
available in lowering the novel messen.
ger with warrant of search for the fu-
gitive, hidden in mysterious caverns be-
meath. Length Gew after length, over
came wheel and drum, till the iron was
running With work, heated at last TO
snch intensity 40 TO convert the watsr
thrown upon the machinery into clouds
OF steam. Ons thousand fathomsl Fif-
teen hundred fsthonsl Two Thousand
fsthomsl Hundreds again - mounting
up until, at 5:46 2 n, the strain was
diminished, and at $500 fathorns, or
1900 feet, the grspnel reached
p The Bed Of fLe AtEantie,
and act to its tack Of finding and hold
ing the cable. The graphing was re-
newed on the succsediDg days, but the
ropes we're not Of sufficient strength.
and parted Ehile tha cable. was several
hundred fathoms below the surface.
Having exhausted her supply Of Rrap.
ping apparatus the & xE5I
Great EGsferR Started for England,
the llth of Augast, and the Terrible
made for ST. JohDss Buoys were placed
in latitude 5le 2lA, Longitude $50 42>,
sand in latitude SO 25><, Iongituda $50
90, where the grapples we're lost.
PrefsssionGg Opinioas
Mt. Canning, Chief Engineer, Capt.
Anderson, Mr. Gooch, Director Of the
TeIegraph Construction Company, and
rMessrs. Vsrley, De SAuty, Thompson
and Clifford, Electricians, unite in ex.
pressing the opinion d that the Great
Eastern can carry and lay en- Atlantic
telegraph cable in any weather; that the
present cable is tho best manufactured
and that W ith bettar machinery and
stronger tackle there is Q possibility ot
recovering the lost end Of the cable, e
Cyrus W. Field writes that he il not
discouraged by the aeeideHt, and Mr..
Verley says the Crest Eastern win soon
return 70 take mp the lost end Vas -at
Mr.. Field returned on the Great East-
ern, having sent O copy Of his diary for
publication in the United States. = {
81 sd UniVersal Regret. s
Tho regret expressed at this unfcrtu.
pate. terminstion Of an enterprise iu
which go many hopes, such an immense
wealth, and such vast labor we're CEN
tered, is unbounded, but the best pro
fessional minds are still sapguina OF ,ul-
innate succers.. The electricians say
they are sure TO recover The cable, that
the splice will be made and the remain
der OF the distance covered. / give
these reports for what they are worth.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
- TO SOLDIERS. .
~ q. .. Sc ntaaFy GomEnissfon
ARM & NAVY
z,6F Claim Agency.
no CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
eHAeBEs Z. HASH, Local Agent
Z ~ OHse No. g.. ...... Third ST., asls
4. s~roS fset. Eoeust sad Hsinb .ssf
EvknsyILIEyTES TES.
TO SOLDIERS.

= sThs q ssnstary commissiep, dssrtY - re-
49, soi5ier. zsfsrn as1 tbsiFs fa7ffltsiF0m fts
-. : S.s-.i ! : rsua 1, psfd for Sac rrosecutiou
:, - II go hG ssfsbiiahs1 thfs Agency 70
~f.srf P.psIons, AEFparg ~ Rag, BeRaty, sc
~ss., -as.sS,a nsrainat' he GSsernmsht, WITHOUT
zSsaRck sgE ExPEHsE OF MT AND
-WaITSvEg 70 TIE CLAInAsTs.
0n s0pIisati0u ssat q this AgsaeY. taffnx tia
n.nss afia postos3ssf sddrssa % fhs . zinaat a.
Eas-s. rzLks eousprpysg rrgimeEa. snrvtos, ana
sfAss f7tha sod ~ whcss &C osut rhs slsisa u
u de, zbd sAEs % ofs hAxgz o. esntk he pre- sr
,ntAn1n wts1 ~ niisd oug ns fas - ipossgbts q
sent e hs psFsen aFpts isg. hsys $50 ,thsp N
szscut and rrtrrned 20 ~ one, whars fks
An riA d rcsseasel 70 9 nnAi issue 10 tbs
ssorsess Pc ~ nHs-, nll 'e-v-set1seA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

The wire rope and the chain wire
were secured 10 the cable forward,
which showed q maximum strain OF
tweuty>three and half hundredweiRht,
and at 9:l5, Greenwich time, the cable
was severed and went over the stern,
1885 miles having been paid out when
the end splashed into the water. With
less difficulty than usual, in fact with
comparative facility, the cable wss haul.
ed IN over the bows at los A NJ. Green
wich time. 1t had been hauled by the
port aide of the ship, and as the wind
stood she driftad over the course of the
cable, but came mp readily, the strain
on it, according to the indicator, being
from 6ity to ffty Eve handredwsight, al
though the latter figure represented the
maximum only reached on one occasion.
We were, however, nearly in two thou.
sand iathoms water, but il was consider.
ed a favorable circumstances that we
bad not got q few miles farther, as we
should then have been in the very deep
est part Of the Atlantic plateau.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

1t was remarked, however, thas this
fault occurred in the same watch On all
the previous ones. As the fault was
90 serious to be overlooked, and a.
there was difficulty in detecting its
situation, preparations we're made to
get the picking'up apparatus ready.
Previous to doing so, two cuts were
made in the cable, the irst near the old
splice between the main and the fore
kankR 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

asst.ss sdT-- szIzk4xzd sv aaA
~ss4as sf,H aSi 80 Asb" asH
81 msss es;s .asks sIssgs 5ss gsAssis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
A Terrible Bound.

The machinery was still in motion;
the cable and the rope travelled aft to-
gether, one toward the eapstau theother
toward the drum, when, just as the cable
reached the dynamometer, it parted, and
with one bound, leaped, a. it werr, over
. few feet of intervening space, and
splashed into thesea, II is not possible
for any words to portray the dismsy
With which the sight was witnessed and
the noise heard.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
APiece Of Wire

Was seen projecting out Of the cable in
the fake underneath that in which the
fault was suspected TO exist, and on one
Of the men taking il in his fingers, and
trying to bend it down, the wire broke
short of. Ii was nearly three inches
iong, d evidently OF hard, ill-tempered
meial, which had aown out through the
threads in the tank. The discovery was
IN some measure n relief TO the mems
minds, that one certainly, and possibly
the second of the previous faults might
nave been the result of accident
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
The Winding Up.

They we're wound round it slowly and
we're passing over the wheel together,
the 6rst damaged part being on board,
when q jar was given 10 the dynamome- g.
ter which few up from sixty cwt, the
highest point marked, with o sudden
jerk, three and half inches. In fact
the chain shackIe and wire rope cham
ber as 1t wore up out Of the groove on
the right.hand side of the V of the heel,
got on the top Of the rim of the v wheel
and rushed down with a crash on the
small wheel, giving, no doubt, severe
shock to the cable to which it Was at
tached.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

asst q. ga lssss.zf Ev5 A e .HLsEfa
saoitsspp 4sfio IA oiidrqsa fassg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

Two ave armed anchors, with siukes
sharply curved, aud tapering TO an
oblique tooth-liks end, the hooks with
which the Giant Despair was going to
fsh from the Great Eastern for what,
With all is belongings, represents more
than q million in value. The ship stood
away some thirteen or fourteen miles
from the spot where the accident occur.
red, and then lay to. in amooth, water,
with .tha Terrible gsin oonpAny.g.a The
grApnsls, weig thing three hundred weight,
shAekled and seenrsd 10 . terRE hsofa VIA
heoy rcpe az vhica there were fvs
miles aboard, whoss breaking strain was
cslc1latec 80 ter tors, we're brought sr
70 The bows. HEd ai 3 hesgs and 20 mir,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

see q few 90 ths Wors' Disorders
Z & a. ~ aH riE1 sTias frou sorrE liens ~ tla
sszee Bslzbg1H Exfr1ss - 2axsEpsrtAs is
nszaas ~ ~ MszssS FM&5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
A Graphic Aeesnns e6 ths Disaster.
HIGHLY THTEREsTiRGD DETAILS.

HIGHLY ENTEREsTGRG DE TAILS.
ST JoHN's, EEwFou MIDLAND, Aug 16,
Aspey Bay, Aug. IT
The British frigate Terrible, which or
rived here Tuesday evening, brings full
details of the trip of the Great Eastern
and the attempts to lay the cable.
send Mr. W. H. Rnssell's account OF
the accident which parted the cable,
Wednesday, August Q -
Mr. Russe Fs AecDnnf.
OK Board THE GREar EAs1rRs,
Wednesday, August 2
Wednesday, August 2.--A sad and
memorable day iD the annals Of Atlantic
telegraphiDg. After midnight the wind
arose, accompanied by heavy showers OF
rain and dense drift Of fog, and in
creased to a stormy gale 20 the south
west, but the ship scarcely felt il, and
vent on paying out the cable without let
OF hindrance at rate of seven knets an
hour. O. ~
AboBt daybrsak the wind suddenly
shifted to north northwest, and fell to q
light breeze. and at 4 A. NJ. the course
was altered to northwest by west, half
west, the sea falling. Morning broke
beautifully and the cable ran ont easily,
at the rate of seven miles en- hour. Al
5:35 A. NJ, ships tims, the paddles
we're stopped, and at 5:45 the snip was
stopped by orders from the electricians.
10 TACT, at 8 A. NJ, Greenwich time, or q
minute after, while the electricians were
passing the fret Of the half hourly SER
les of currents to the shore, the Ralva.
nometer suddenly detected
4 FIaW Of Electricity
which indicated serious fault; the tests
gave no result as 70 locality, for the fault
vas very varying, but IL was generally
believed to be not far from the stern of
he steamship II appears that while
mr. Cyrus Field was on watch Ia the
tank, little before the time of the &C.
cident, grating noise was audible %
the cable few over the coil stern. Oae
Of the experienced hands Immediately
said there is . piece of wire,n and
called to the lookout man in the bows to
pass the information att, but no notice
appears TO have been taken of the cir.
cumstances. After the ship was stop
ped and the remainder Of the fake paid
out,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
A SD Scene

1t was enough to move aone,to tear
when q man came aft with q piece o
the inner end lashed still to the chain
and 90 one saw the tortured strands, tht
torn wires, and the lacerated core, it il
no exaggeration to say that strange feel
ings of pity, as though for some sentien
creature mutilated and dragged asundel
By brutal force, passed 'thto6eh th.
hearts Of the spectators. Captain Mo
riarty was just coming TO the foot Of the
companion way to put mp his 49,
s..s Daily Statement
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

Of the ships position, having hadAxcel-
lent observations, when the news came.
~ fear" he said, I'VE will not feel much
Interested now in knowing ,hew0far-we
are from Hearts Content" However,
it was something to know, though it was
but little comfort, that we had at noon
run precisely ll6 miles since yesterday;
that Ne we're 1852 miles from yalentis,
$50 miles from Hearts Content, attn
Lat SIS 25', Long. 39' s. Of courss
being 799 south aud 25' west. a.l srsss-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-12-23
NUMBER l6.
Cotton Plan tn ton to Rent

T OFFER FOR RENTUR LEASE Mf
l. Plantation, situated on tho main rosd
leading from Lancaster to Camden. lying
6etwesn Salem Camp-Ground and Hanging
Rock Creek, aud known a- the Spring
Place. On the place there nre about -Four
Hundred acres Of land in n good state Of
cultivation one half of whicn is fresh land
and all Of highly productive. With Or.
dnary attention, it will produce fine crops
of either Cotton or Provisions. The fenc-
ing is in excellent condition. Besides the
planting land, there are several hundred
acres Of fine pasture land. all under good
fence. The place is well watereh. and in
every respect we'll worthy of avisit frbm
any who may wish to rent. IL will bs
rented for one year or longer If desired. I
will take pleasure in showing the place,
aid may te found at my residence one mile
below Hanging Rock Creek.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
Oct. 7;h, lS65,-5-tf.