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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

Mr. Pitman one of the official reporters,
f,rnisbes the Cincinnati CODtH,ercim the
following, statistics Of this ever memorable
trial:
Number Of Witnesses suhp~naed Tor
the prosecution, PSI; number oI witnesses
actually examined, POI; number oi VII
nesses subpUnaed by the defense 80 :
number OF witnesses actually examined.
lG3: total number OF witnesses examined.
81: total number examined, mcluding rc
calls 42S: total number Of witness sub
pnnaed. 49l: number OF pages OF tr~lIm"-
nv LEGAL cap). 4, 800; total number "i pa
yes. including arguments OF counsel ana
reply of Judge Advocate, 500. making a
~ oi paDUseript twenty-eiShi inches
Burnett. Col. Foster and Col. Alcott, aud
ranorts presented at the War Department
prior 10 the opening of the case, emploSeo
live short hand writers a fortnight, ano
took two experienced clerks SIN weeks
merely To BRET and lille away.
In this, rs in all State trials. the Govern
mont Maid the expenses of witnesses lor th'
defense US well rs the prosecution, at th'
rate of three dollars per day, and the actu
nj cost of transportation To and nom VII
nesses' home.
The Commission commenced its session
on the 9th OF May, and continued them Ia
the 3Oth OF June, sitting daily when vii
nesses were in attendance or arguments l.
be heard from 10 y VI. 90 6 7. NJ, VII
one hours recess Tor lunch, prepared /
the Penitentiary and partaken of there.
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ENLARGED. The Detroit Daily Tribune
now comes 10 us enlarged to the amount Of
about six columns. being considerably larg-
er than the Republican. We are pleased
TO see this improvement; for we regard the
Tribune as 4 valuable and efficient expo
nent Of Republican principles. On the i'm
portant questions now pending on recon
structiOn, negro suffrage, and the punish
ment of traitors it reflects the opinions Of
almost the whole Of the Republicans of
Michigan and of the Northwest. Neither
that paper, however. nor any other, is 10 be
followed on all occasions implicitly as an
unerring guide in politics OF legislation
Great men are not always wise, nor are
great newspapers always free from errors.
In such cases they are not to be throw n
aside as useless. but TO be withstood and
corrected by time and public opinion. Thus
the Tribune, last winter. got clear beyond
all reason in its gross and unjuStifable al
tacks upon the majority of the Republicans
in the Legislature, and We felt bound to re.
pei its charges against men Of the puresi
motives and highest character IN the State
All papers that are worth any thing a:
leaders of public opinion, are much NOR,
liable 10 error than those which follow i'm
mediately after. If great army were I,
make its wsy through wilderness as ye
untrOdden by the foot Of man, the guide.
who pick their way through the dense for
est. could not be expected to travel in un
deviating straight lines, like the Thousands
who followed the regular track which th'
guides themselves. by their wandering ex
plorations, had proved 70 be the best
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

re- We surrender several columns this
week 10 the details Of the sentences and
execution OF the cOnspiratOrs against the
life of the nation. Every one will desire
TO see the particulars: they Will stand out
prominently in the history of the nation
and nothing Of the Kind will probably oc-
cur again in the lifetime OF this generation.
Il does not appear from all the accounts,
that the assasslns and their helpers were
at all above the common herd OF criminals.
We ind no patriots. heroes, OF gentlemen
Of character no Cassus no Brutus, no
Cromwell. no Major Andre no Madame Ro-
land. There seems TO have been no amount
IL Intellectual or moral elevation of char
acter in the victims sufficient Ia give gran
deur or dignity TO the occasion.
The promptness and pertinaciS OF the
President, in having the criminals executed
within twenty-f0ur hours after sentence,
against all applications for mercy or r.
reprieve. Is OminOus Of what We may eN-
pect from him hereafter This action Of hi.
took the country by surprise; and the same
traits may be expected TO crop out promi
nently on future important occasions. The
exigencies of Presidents situation arr
such. that his faculties are driven up 4,
their utmost capabilities; and il prompt
ness and efficient energy exist there, they
will surely come out.
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L. =. 500 Sin per Cent.
GOLD HEARING RONDS

These Bonds are nov worth hands. ne premium
.ni are exempt. a, a.. al ths Government B5ad.
fru. Nasr Caausy aai Hsaessll ll4ai,es uAs-A ais.
fon ca O. iAr-r p-r orf i, fnas-s o. fAtr ~ e. A.
cortia. g. the rat iosIei aran other property ns
interest ia,atles.m. annually is coupons attached
O.. cash rote 0ii.h ,na, o. CO. % sua s.li % .,,
s.nl or banker
~, interest az $50 ger cent anon.f, 20
one cent per day on $50 Note.
TNsscents per day on SIoo Note.
Ten cents per day "a $500 Note.
Twenty cents per day "a $1,000 Note.
Oar dollar per day ON 5000 Note.
Notcs o. an she Denominations usu.ca uil o..
promptly furnished upon reoeipi 81 -uhs.ripiin.
Tie Notes q tins Third Series are precisely s.r
l.f g. f,rm ard privilege % shs sven Ih.rii.. al
rcai, soid except that tho Government reserves T.
is-i the option oi las ntsrst Oh ,oii erinais,
I..r cent iastsai ot lolis ia currency. sch-.rf
uers y 300 deduct lhe iuterst % earreucs up o. yo',
i5th at The time whom ti,o, subscribe
hslsli,,rs of ths notice 81! this iri s,ric. 81 ts
seven Turtles ~iloommeucs 90 the la 1t June ana
viii te made promptly and continuously after that
date
The s.l.ht change made ln iAs o.nliious oi nh
THIRD slIIls affects oral, ,lo matter of Interest
Ihe pa, tneui soia f nade. Will b. equivalent O.
thc currency interest oi the h.sh,r rate
lhs rosarn a. .i..,a i.as .asn,s 90 she event 81
,.hi.h ous VII thc srtou O. na, Interest u cola be-
av.i,i o. ~aall reduce aus ,laai.lo pfics. that
purchases made With an per cent soli would b.
falls equal Co. ssa nsie With sesen aud three ,snils
b ps' cent in ,arr.n,e Ih'si-
. The onI, Loan la Market
ias oaerei hs the Government, ans be-. superior 90
s.nt.s.= make q tlie
Great Pspuins Loan 81 the People.
I..-- tau go GOD 600 OF lle Ian authorized D.,
the I.-t ,onercs nre now on ihe market Thi.
..n.ant .. tle ia. Il wh,h o. is bclns -.4iei
W.nan is rul,-cflbod f,f within sixty days ahoa
ihe notes will undoubtedly command rrsmlnm. b.
has uul.ofial, been ihe oaao e'slug tho sul-srr
tious g. other Loans
Do order that titi1eus ct every town ana seciiau
90. country MA, Del afforded ia,iilirs Tor tskuf te
loan. the National Banks. State Ranks aud rinais
Bankers throughout tho country have generally
agreed o. receive subscription 81 par sals'ritef.
ulll.ei.,t their own agents 10 ~hoiu they have CO.
aicnce ani who ouy aro O. r,slaastio ior ihe i'
l,.r, co. tle uot,s f.r vhi,h they RECEIVE orders
JAY COOKE.
srsn-,airusN acfSr. Yhaaiiftia
May l5th. lsta.
Subscriptions VIII ~ RFctunr ht ti.e
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A. the fashionable watering places. d i
said that the shrinking of crinolin- from
the proientl0u- bulk oi = iew seasons A-o
o. lis present modest and not ungraceIal
prororiionS. j. pheasant thing 10 see
several centuries since. ovid said 10 fash
iouahle Young lady. more neatly than any
Of the later Wits who have attempted tie
same object: Par- minima ipse puells.
The iamsel j. tie least part 81 herself.
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80 l. . y y

Tnese uotes sfe issued uudcr DARE 90 July Is lsss
aad are psyahie thrco yssrs from thas date in cur
reacy or convertible atthe opi,oa Of the holder
into
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T. scthorizs either or a. o. ~ sewers. townships
ct.es ant villages q me counties q Nacomb, OAK
lanf Livingston. .-rhNm. E&sou, Barry. Align
Van nlrca a. = t--rri-u. o. .oal mdnsy @li plolgr
tAcr ~ -. nr rass money oy TAI o. a. "a ihr
c.--.fartiau II = railroad frol kls-e--y. IA Tie
county u a. olnh, on tie Grand lraaS Railway
b. ~ OF tie ci-y o. Lansing 20 tie village o. -
Jesep6 sni from thence 10 Tie Indiana siAie hae
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

= III ~ D. ~ f-ty-f I-lAl tfJitf' t'-~
' l.r-igaet C..rlfl .s.iouer - Lle rth iNt.,.-
70 ale AII..al. . .ske.O an Irlssfso tsg -
Eos tsr..y gs-- nolice .lat pfe fsaas = H - ~
c-iss1 - D. 8 Office ll lie l'ls.s ~ 80 ~ 80
go l.s..--l.tt -ay u Alssst L-Et, ~ rr-i ''i-
-.iI lirlsol llcl -lilyrs-s tie fD-ie ~.
s..K- u, Pas pa = tie south Dlna u Re h'..N'
- river a.ss the village = Al eg.n AZ t-i-s a. =
trertr.,i-.. r1ils. sait roat-N0Tk c1Dssinf ="
c.earis.. Srubblnr. grafng, eilLns, srs.s'--s
uIau,ilx cllyertiug ar br csing hcoordns ~ f''
40 - -catIous 4 5e seen ~ ui- lice
p r.,-ss vii be received f0r the eutire iefsiI !
tfe 80 9r f5r such portioLS De il The i1ii "
t5Ersb.u. ttrougl which Tie r5al rus a. -
- s1r ri INST - e1corsed - zood AL ~
ri-t =sr-t.-. fyf tie ,slt1f.l lsr1cr mzlce % -
-rk Tie above c0LtFaets vi b 81 ~ gsf'--l
o. a. aet u The L-zs,atars q ne safe u H.
entitled a. ct % provide fer Tie cfA-lAfe -
o.ztnsti.u Z scamp lsDtE ~ nleAls y 7i.ts -
a. o'tsbe. - Ep.roTec Fsb. llth. 1850, snd u -
-svsral s-ls1tn-Lts thsreto
cHARLKs " MORRILL,
ks.w1 ecnninienG
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TARM FOR SALE The " Pine LAKE
( yarn -.iuatei about three ui.ef uofth . pts
lsa-. 49, improved sei Naierrl. viii gD)1 =
l1ss 1-I lsrss all srocI.eLt ofrfari = DO DBL
IN .sIe P.n- lake tbs great rssort fOr the fy.i1
nan Al invalid Ha- % tie nsrtL east part = l--
lam b. l.-t.Lct .-H from tie farm ho1se. iD-'-
q d. better farm nor more t-llshrll rf~iieisor y
In.1arl county tLal tl4s. fof t-rl-s ~ 49, s.-'
ers e. A. Cleveland ~. l1s Tempt street Ne~ ~
ven Com. " Dart a. Wiley, Lansing, Neh ..,
Lated Jaus = 1ss5 bsi1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

Il i rrck0u-l that the number OF spec
tatOss u The Paris races o. the llth must
have exceeded 2o0. goo; that the carriages
of various kinds which came down the
Champs Elysees between hall past I've aud
seven were about :. ooJ. The receipts e.
The rae. couse we're over 100. 0Guf
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS sealed
' proposals. ali le received y lis -l1sisis-e-
aura WEDNESDAY JULY lyth lscs, a. -r-o~E =
4 for tie srzcuS = CbeTrT stFset ffoI1 ka-IaaH9e
strses - MIA street. Pi.rs sl1 spSei1eAiiy5s Ssn
bs ssen ~ calliag a. tss CITY clcTk OrSs.
ss.s3 ; P BAKEs, CITY Martial
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THIRD SERIES.
- 2:S O. 900. 90

BY authority Or the secretary % The Treasury II,
Undersigned the General sahscr piion Agent Tor n.
the third series q Treasury Notes bearing seven An,
three tentts l.Sr es.t interest per auuam kDoun
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ID ED

lN,,lllsmL -4. C.rau1a 90 N.uisy n..fI.iDg. JAY
Sd suf-o1iF vf GOA, ,-llss ,hll. J1lu Ml.iain in
Fcrs3li. asei id ysa-- ouis 5000 0f i'hu = ali
tiarr.~t lnssrs.h
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IIARN ARD COLLEGE.


ln fln scafenlral Year 1875 81. there are ~
terms g Ninsiesn W..ks each commencing -tf1te
bal. I-lh l-tt. aud hs4Di 3il, l-cH
pr tstsl0 gue aud tirculsr sllre-s
fpFf. FAkKfR RftgN Frof'ffaT
Cambridge Mas July l,t3 go
\ O-T Dn Ncine-la. june 2-th. lrt'.
4 1u fi- r9aI beading from itnsilf a. Narlusia o.
ffInsL LEATHER ~afshsl. TALKING fi o. -
f.sir af fanf- fcltI. I-f.f- short trD~n so
..ine aat .r riottlag .nf ft.r ~ Faltfrs htnfff
lI railru tL- came o. abe uadsrrIFlei ell BE- cute
In r.ssr..l J. Ekkts
I-,s'ag J4i5 tm l-e5 it4.s
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th. Post oaIc- al La-slu. State af N'tAissn.
ODD tIe I-tl lts .. Jult. l>t.
- d. .sl.ia 40, 90 these letters .ta- apl.isaot
aIsl AL f- ..lic-r'is-f i~ft-rs titr Gee taie 'i
.ti.,..-l a.l r-s t~...ut- f.. 4lt Nftl..a.
e. Root .ll. "a f.i Nitali -''s n'"-i tNtf VIII
.b-s-.tt.t.c p.li I.-tfrr urI.r
FKtl nfllt eaf nf i-iirfs hs 'arflt.s. 90 ."f
r..lfr..rs 90 ..,a.l~ f-ss H.....nrf is .h-~rsins
tns iois~ Ia Roles
ur-t lrtt.rs risInI. o. She si.s-t -ntnHmbcf
- n.N - Gao PISA .li. sHf STATE
. H..f Letters 4I.t tht ~iii'l - n.stHrifc ANi
Nfif~ .fr.,tiu. alasf,f ai.u thcm li-ins ".t" iDt
name 4aI l. t.-st tlat aas~rf ne diIt'i'd a'''i
Ilu.s .
. i.tt-.s 90 strangers 900 Transient visitors DOB :
t.,,. ..Ila aAa-r8 lfci4i af.-. i-la, Nr Husn ."u
-l.tAI f,, tl4r.,f a ta lNN. .- -ht corner - i'A
tDr ,snrl .. lrau-irat
rl4.1 tl- postage stamp SD ih" "il'i = pa
hand rI.r 49,. i-.t--rt g.. tween --iaiHr an.
I,r..te,uI,t ..-l .lu .,i.. ".ia'Nt 't-i''t"t ~hi
An.i4-ii.l tAe N'turn "i iriiri 10 az
-rt-t D. .a.ilHu.l ~ .tAi- $50 DAYS "i less "iHle'
,r ,t..t-f ntl tao writer lame. post on'o, "n'
-tt. SIS tiir lr-t hsnl ems ,i th' nhNrl. l't ''
tl, 4, -ifs ~fn ht compile. " 800 - tN' '7'
r.t.uf .rrualI postage ntti.i. Nn-N iur 'r''.t %
8el..-r-I tftneo ~ .f.i ->.r -. A""' ny i'''
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sterling Price, the late Missouri rebel
general, has gone 70 Mexico TO engage in
silver mining.
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- rxrERInR ErIs0pEs

As usual in such executions a. this. there
were mauy stirring outside episodes, and
much shrewd mixture of tragedy and bust
nes-. \ photographer took note or the
scene in all lis phases. from window OF n
portion Of the jail. SIX artists were pres
ent and thirty-seven special correspon-
dents. who came to Washington for this
occasion.
The passes to the execution were written,
not printed, and. excepting the bungllng
mechanism Of the scaiiold, the sorrOWiul
event went off with more than usual good
order. Everybody feels relieved = night,
because half of the crime IS buried
i on Monday, Mudd, Arnold, OLaughlin
and Spangler will 20 nOrthward 10 PRISON
The bodies OF the dead have been applied
tor. but ut present Will not be given up.
Judge Holt was petitioned all last mgn'
f for the lives aud liberties OF the condemned
but he was memorable.
The soldiers who hung the cOndemnet
were appointed against their will l Tor
bear to give their names a. they do no
With the repute OF eXecuti0ners. They al
belonged To the l4th Veteran Reserve III
fAntry.
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graphs officially a. follows:
rBy TELEGRAPH From NAc0S, GA, I'VE .
le65.


10 M -frtff. FrtI- IL Nfft't>
Gen. Winsl0w reports again from Atlanta
that In ten counties ADJOINING h4t l.tce
th.-a are five ID ci-h- thousand families l
aF from iweaty-f 'o ifts Thousand per
sons vino are already destitute ni bread
or any Kind of food Women ana ci.ii. n-n
walk from Ten o. forty miles or bread, and
then obtain oniy "a mpr-eL reInenll
nothing. have already gwen 90 The peo-
uie all the Confederate AMI tithe stores
and apnealei 10 the energy OF the citizens
20 superinteni their destitute. hut the help
i ina ie1nate. and orr efforts o. obtain
e--airr hv the rivers failed "a supply us-
The Western and Atlantic i our onis
source OF getting the Necessary stores
That line being state property / have taken
possession ~ IL for the United states. and
an working q large force Oh repairing De-
tween Atlanta and Dalton. but am greatly
embarrassed from want OF tools
SigBedl J. ID. WILSON,
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NOTICE. The subscribers would an
1laoce o. us psbA-. nat NV and hsfeefifi
80. I.. f.lff - tlelr Nl.lr Rom r-npes " i-
,-l@frai.-l Cllserlng -n1 ls1arlillu GRAY Pare
Al.l e. g.-si silsk 70 ILL., frilCe A 80. hutpmAtf "
"a. .rf ri.s. cas.l Heisf-. rssi ~ which sil ~
-.ll % n4au.faetursrs' pri1es
FOHfz = mICHrp'k
J4ue % ls.5 s5SLl'
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.HT ARDIAN SALE Notice i-
VI lsreby given tiai ~ srt4e % a Il0sl-e o. me
granted hv the Judge Nf probate ~ ln-f-n county
i ,l. .0.s las & If.nr. fsfC ] si.iI sc IL public
t.nft. al o.. frDlt 1Dsr 81 ths Court House. DID,
tiie saseof Maor iH .Ii comfy ~ til. % las q
August ISIS 90 o.. ot4.tt ia thr AfierlyHut al
ih- rl.if tit.e abs interest % lyiras fl~r.' DBL
.rft H.. r,l.sir. described laui -i. .ll-f il tlf
count. af ln.l4ul 49, -tsie 0f Michigan 4. ~t iL'
oath ilif ,i tfe fo1ll alt quarter a SECTION
ts.ltt niue bee township fllr Iurth r f~ns. Ia
se-t cre.rflrs - acres .r from aasi o.. r.it.t
ia. m, i've acre. g l.lI u4efe ~ i-te
nateI JuI- -Dtl, i-f5.
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MRS ~tHRAtf.

First came woman pihioned
A miidle-aeed woman dressed in ilack,
bOnneicd and yelled, walking between Two
harr-headed priests
one OF these held against his breast Il
crnsiiN Of Jet. and in the folds OF his blue
fringed sash he carried an open breyiary.
while both OF them nuttered the service Tor
the dead.
-Four soldiers. with musket ut shoulder,
followed, and Captain led the way 10 the
gallows.
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ATzERor's SPEECH.

Gentlemen" he said. with "A sort Of
choke aud gasp. take ware lie e'l-
IDENTIFY meant beware, or " take care, "
and coniounded them.
Again when the white dedh-cap was
drawn over his face lie continued TO cry
out under it, once saying. 90 Goodbye
shentlemens. who are before NE now and
again. MAY We meet in the other world 81
Finally he driftei away with the low. half
I Ineligible ebullitions. as God help NE;
ooh. OH and the Ike.
I The rest said nothing. except Mrs. surratt
F ssho askei . be supported, that she might
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><ra-oned Pine Lumber

W. or.rf sr sal. a. eur AL. ia Sa.iua~ 4 uui'
a.u.t.,.. ilt.t- u.il. .f C.r.a.4. 'ui'N ieci e."
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The second party escorted a small and
shamblng German. whose head had long
white cap upon it, rendering more filthy
his dull complexion. and upon whose feet
the chains clanked rs he slowly advanced,
preceded 10y two officers. thanked by a Luth-
eran clergyman. and followed as ms prede
cessor. by an armed squad.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
INSURANCE. CARD.

lis sub-,lin,r Issues roici,s liniaeiiatey upen ap
1H.4ii.n. o. tls rleeia. c.st e..--. .eise'o lnsu
r..r. t-ilt-l.I.-
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PAYNE.
The fourth, walked in the shadow Of q
straight high statue, whose tawney hair
and large blue eyes were suggestive Of the
barbarian striding i'm his cOnQuerOrS tri-
umph. rather than the assassin going To the
gallOws.
All these captives. priests, guards and
officers. nearly twenty in all. climbed slow
1 " and sOlemnly the narrow steps: and up
on four arm-chairs. stretching across the
STAGE IN the rear of the traps the condemn
ell were seated with their spiritual attend
ants behind them.
The findings and warrants were immedi-
ately read 10 the prisoners by Gen. Hart
raupt IN quiet and respectful tone. an aid
holding an umbrella over him meantime.
These having been already published. and
hcns besides very uninlereslins tO every
body hut the PRISONERS, We're paid little
heed TO- all the spectators Interesting them
selves in the prisoners.
There was fOrtuitous delicacY in thi,
distribution. the woman being placed Earth
est from the social and physical diriines,
OF AtZerOt, AMI nearest the unblenched ant
manly physiognomy of Payne.
APPEARANCE OF THE CONDEMNED WOMAN
She was not so pale that the clearness o
her complexion could not be seen. and tn
9 brightness OF the sun made her vail quit
- transparent. Her eyes were seen 10 lie o
D u soft gray; her brown hair lay smoOthl
+ upon full, square forehead; the contou
Of her face was cOmely, but her teeth ha
the impertestness OF most Southern va
men, being few and irregular. Until be
= lips were open she did not reveal them
: Her figure was not full enough 10 be dc
nominated buxom, vet had al the prOmis
q venerable old aga, had nature been pei
: mitied its due course. She Was NJ the me
dium height. aud mode; -as What E0ma
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PAYNE.

The third. preacher and party. clustered
about "A shabby boy. whose limbs tottered
a. he progressed.
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J. II. WILSON,
Breyet Malor-Genera'
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ENrEr nlE DYING.

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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

No PAPER NEXT WEEK.-The whirIi,
time has brought about the 4th Of July. In
accordance with custom long established
among editors, we have concluded to observe
it by giving our typos short respite from
the inceosant routine toll Of the Office. We
feel certain that no reader who has even the
fsintcst idea of their labors, will compla in
that we have done so. As for ourself we
shall probably spend much Of the interval iu
making war upon the pig-weed and sundry
other noxious and troublesome herbs and
plants that have found their way in our gar
den. Heretofore our actiuns towards them
have been decidedly pacific hereafter We
shall "kilI 'em slay 'em," even though we
may thereby incur the imputation of being a
"war Democrat"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

DISAPPOINTED. .-Harrisburg has of late
been filled with reformed soldiers, who &C
cordng to a correspondence of the Age, have
greatly disappointed the abolItonsts of the
bloodhound breed The malignant towards
had cut out great deal oe modbing for the
soldiers to do 'Copperhead" newspapers
we're warned that their offices would be
gutted and prom inent "copperheads" had it
. limited to them that they would be hung up
as decorations for lamp posts when the SOL
diers should come home. But instead Of in
quiring after copperheaos' the few soldiers
who take trouble to inquire after any body ex
ccpt the paymaster, are asking about the
There's Finding twenty-five or thirty per
cert. struck of their bounty by order of the
War Department, they would ike to know
whether smart deduction has been made on
the horse contractors and shoddyites, who
ASe very Numerous around there.