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yea, 4 fieultss aud 10 entitled 70 much credit
The kiowss had six white children and two
women prisoners which for . long Wills they re-
iuse1 70 give up. Tfey were Of party roing 70
prisoners In Western Texas. The husbands OF
tisse two women we're killed by the Indians, Tbs
women and children were sent under escort 70 Fort
Bly. Tho children wero Looking well when
much efnaclaied and ctroworn. The last o ght
months Tor them has besn . long, weary, living
d'tlL' an thoir present appearance 10 not 10 te
wonhcrd n. Aiter masking trssi'e, OF peace aud
ri'h'ih p vita thsss tnues, presents we're Us
u'.uts4 ~ tie Government through NJ. Murphy
aud Col. LeAvenworlh.
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Tie Kansas La~reuce. JoyrAAl, te.trr.iy 10
Nc r''urn Of G1aerA' uarae0, sa'staa,t e. .u...
el hello at mouth Of he l. $50 ksnsA, wa, n
session. twsnty'tw day, aud las conp'e,cd i'm.
loriAu' LeA"es N ths ArTspanos, C.eyepres.
owAH Consoles, Cas- !Js AM Ana, hss. TIA
unuh(! "As COMPOSED Of GsaerA h,ruey, Mr
hurpny' suptrntenlert Of .te Ccn,g.l supsrIn.
tsnAeney, and General 6lnborn. These tt.bs, ara
smuns the wldeit aud terces. thai roam over m !.
greai Plans. Toe Council wa suIround.a bv
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f.ts

Ciais.
TRE Police Commisaionors lately instructed lheir
tcses to keep close watch upon Ms street con-
traitors and 10 make note 4 every case wherein
her violated ,As I. hls Of thsI s.teemenl Each
p.'c'uaan was furnished with . copy OF the street.
leaniug contract, IL or.cr that hs nigh, know
sSie.ly what colsstut ! i-relotlon on Iho par, Of
the contr.ctors. Tie result - tina. lsrgs nun.
Der Of specific complaints we're collected and pro
scented 10 The Street Commission the latter DO ~
sumlIOnei the de.irq lenis before them, and after
promising sppeArGDcs Of Icton, dist Used the
b'iIer, After reqlos.lnS lhs Police Commissioners
to eoItinus saolr reports Of Shortcomings on the
part " No coatrge'.rs. Nov We have 10 dseire 10
rss!s alarm eonesrnIng = ehoierA epidemic w New
York. We have on the contrary, eadcavoreI 10
convince The pa lie that NO d.nscr Is to te sppr.-
borde- FROM re cssss now on board tie At,lAu,A
BIT Ne have The best reasons FOR believing that lhs
h,.hy condition OF the city rilI invite tie lest..
ls . here, aud shat ths SAFETY Of the tnetr, polis
depends upon oleAnll neis. We arc sllo thoroughly
convinced that no req !iste action vii! be ,.ksn by
TIE Authorizes, aud shat Whttevcr Is done 10 The
way OF preventive measures must be done by III.
pc pie The PShee Comm, seem Isp. sed
70 do sher share, and We hope that lAs rrqu 81 OF
tie Street. COa4 mission, concerning she suryelI ancs
Of no couT.etofA vii bs continued. BlL ~ our
eihzons have - depend upon their own resource.
IN guarding Sg.ns, ohoora, viii no, The Pa.ce
C1mra'asionsrs ave me result II tler inye,.isa-
lions dirsVsly 10 ths publ CT lhey have IN. mean.
Of discovering the actual condit on OF lhe city, and
much god would uudouo eily result from pub
liz statement ~ such a cours oar G. lsus would
BE n'soe ianilsr with tie req ire .euu of tho ~
respecting precautionary E,sa-ftN 40 Mere Is
no 10 Ia uM s1msthius aua's uisli ia O. 10
wy DO acc ~ ls4oL lie HUs would d-isfu
tu'y IN Ne ruu'ter y prcseu'a, &, Sc =. Ne
~ isc''sstls Poll, D p.rrmsat might a.yo to
b v.'or, NLsts cav 800 Cr'iris,.r.-sy
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Execution OF wirz Tomorrow.

Tomorrow, usSnr wnA the Aniorsopvin.
lalsr Who was lately convicted Of p-rpetra,lng
the most horri atrocities upon Union soil err
~hsn 4nder bis charge will sSpa,s Lga many
cri ass upon the gaows The vsr4iet 4 Ia n ll-
.sry Commission and Its sprruvsl by tie President
will DO enforced BY Tie whole county. The dss.h
penalty olghs ns-sr to he ina Led except upon the
most positive evidence Of he most gl.r NJ crime (;
b., II ever mortal dsf,rv death Tor b. .
offences then has wEz richly sArusl the i4ls that
awaits him. There excuse, 10 Ill atoa, moth.
ing 10 mitigate the snorm H. ofhs devllsu acs. III.
only defeuoe which he pretended 70 orer was
that he acted under inHsruct.ons OF sup.ror rebel
officers; bu, no such plss can ext, uuss ,er ..
Of murder, and lrutslirsS particularly when per
petrs,sd BY . man Of intelligence and education.
We you'd SPEAK IS lighdy .. posIblo Of tie
crimes Of man Ia bis extremity, Uut whoa We
remember Iha thousands OF brave follows who
gui't rod cad died The result Of ia.I mans cru.
eli. a We eanno, help feeling tina. he ouSn. .o 10
.haD!aul Tor 90 Light . re.ribunou a. thu OF {.
speedy dslGA.
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ReIuctan, Reputation In Georgia.


TIM Georgia state Convention has TepudlA,td
The rebel war deb. by svots Of 1913 to III. Asa
matter OF fact this action 10 very veil, buG 90 AZ
illustration Of real Georgia feeling ID - not a, all
eommendsble. The Convention, 81 fist seemed
quito positive In tho dsierminano that the State
al ould assume sud pay the rebel debt, aud but 'ur
ths phate dispatch OF 'h. Proildeui .her, Is 10
doubt that the said policy woull rave beoa pur-
sued. When ia considered, .Lsrsfors, hist ,he
Convention was fully sdvisVl Of Wat the govern.
ment desired ami sII,ois, of ~ IAs rsspec., tho
eloso vote upon the rspud. alton question Svin,ss
strong stiAclmen! u tbs dsuaet Confsder.cy.
But a. Georgi. now pro'ssIel 20 be- IT. roughly
suached to the Union, ND 'iuce It c=un rave N,
privilege u payin Ne 'bei war dsbL We Will, ct
course, expect IA 10 nau'ies. Ike sathugsUn IN
the paymon, OF It's share IN - uulon Wa- iob,.
flo assion which tho Gsorgi.Ea 81 IN TO have 'vr
launching out mon,y Will, 10 doubt loon DO era
thed ~ the fullest eK,sn', 20 coon - he naeLrsry
government taxation shAll be fully "a. ~ v.srA.
W. in their State.
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TRADE NOTICES.

A MEETING OF THE JOrRNEYNEN
"a Plumbers Of New York and vislIry ~ll 10 held
Al heir Rooms isI Bossry, On ThuudaF essnins
10 take into cons deration the pToprsy IL lormlns
10 organizations, also 10 sir,t The hour que. ION
~ order OF THO. flhEuOCK. PTsst f. PUk-
CELL Bee. pro ten. 700
NO1ICE.-THE CARMEN AND LABOR
err Association, Of the CITY and Ceun,- Of New
lofk III hold their uurthy uestlug on IBIS Thurs-
dAy even M, 9th ,ns'., 81 the usu Apollo kOoms IS
toIuede' 'ettcnd ih's meeting. p order Of the
Precedent JOHN LYNCH. rAFk PAGAN, Sec Isl
THN BOILER MAKERS MUTUAL Pro
teotyo Jtion ~. hold nestinr on F'fl,L
evtu!lf, Ncy. O., as c'c1ck. Al Aihtsr, ilalL 1913
LD~ey. ~ olLc ot JOIN a.. CUNNING, riust.
THOMAS BARBER, ISL
ITSGTED COOPERS No. ? ARE HEREBY
" nolfed 70 attend their Osular nonthly y ss,ias
Al their ruoms o. fssi ID oaausv, ths IhntHY
evenIur, a. ~ O'Clock. Pane ual st'endah,e 70
regucttci. Fines tor non-attendapce sm =
-ntn. cod. ~ vidsr NJ CHARLES CAhTbh, lTss'
4, NJ YAH WOOD, sec. III
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
A GRAND DEMONSTRATION IN I

A GRAND DEMONSTRATION IN TIE
a 9si WArd-IoUug Nen Arouse snd sim ysur
lnicrt ndence A ruhHc meetrs Of the Io-ns
hrl'i father Msths~ T. A. n, secie-y, No. SONY,
ga ,tA on svs os sun lay cvenirq, a. O'clock,
P.E. We 20 p-rtiull iuyl'e De q. a'e. f-ou tho
vaiou. faihe NJ her Socie''e, TO ke p c'en' sad
occm on, We u uu etsl'bCl oigaulzei thl. .oeisty
Nov. :, a. o. WSs' sls at Tho. hcaFher, Mohs1
Mc' earr, nich"ci ~. ~ po-na-d u urNsr' Z. 'ce1
Suliv n, Michssi I. NO eJa. ). HcCovern, Nlsh'l.
Cpvi-, limo'hy q. Nshrnev, jobs q. sailisan.
Jsmes heNh =, ,nd Owe, nlgGins a. henor,r'
.EAkY, Vice Pres, JOHN osULLTNAN Rec.
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PUBLICATIONS.

TEE NEW YoRk WEEKLY, THE
Il GREATE5r STORY AND SKETCH PAPEs
Pt RLtsHEn,
Ard cou,s'ni ths FirA Chap 81 Of New ana
Dssu .;I s'ofy, IRON the pos VI cur popular con.
LouIs LEON.
HUNTED PIONEERS;
STRONG ABrs AnytSTunEs AMONG TEE
trALE or PPitA6SSsi1rR LIFE
Inii,n. f0 N tho hssis VI IA, , geN belorsed 70 q
S''pSh z +, fSpy Of 90 AZ az sPes
He -snt 10 the wilderness, Of Ksniucks, shers
be bseame famous as SCOUT, and va, finally
killed BY the Indian; but tie pArlieu sp Of his re-
DARK AND BLOODY GROUNDS
Of the sottOment he iounded-of the dArtns desAs
which ~on Tor hun the sCubrquet Of
- "5IkOSG ABE"
sCALP-ROBE tTHE TERRIBLE CHIEF OF TUE
RED SkINsl
Of hi, noble and unselish eonduct durins ye,rs Of
neeIs-sl these fascinating and thriIiins subjects
are iot the hr't unet iuLy represented and displayed
n thi, narration. We confidently anticipate, here
1IiK HUNTED PIONEERS
vill prove Ms greatest literary event Of the day,
try 10 q . oth't, llr not only tho persons and
event. fgunus in 10 tale Of nature to 14 eenerL
attention. tuI they alec thros a most late estina
light upon tue ,trlins manhood Of the snce,oT. %
our gorOn, deo,sea fiesi4suL ,hoWlns shere he
inherteG lie ~. h tuAltieb, and how worthy uu Ia
nnce TO a. bis distinl ul- led gosci ndAnt.
In hri.i tL.s tLruus iecord Of the Affections
ddngelf, rnselbsh 20, StlOI Sc &C. u
lhe hith piostcf { . heroic lc5ut, como, TAD "
charn tbs Gu Ire roy lau0l OF America Let our
resieEs III 10 on The lOvk iul foi ~
Alec lutt Con ucGced, TIC
DIARY OF VILLAGE GOSSIP,
From he pen Of the slfsd
ALMEDIA y BROWN,
whose Diary VI " -tc.'. wife" % aeep'. lntan
- e. Our rea4sIs 1i5
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gsncg.

V the -brs popdlanon without the supper, Of /,
military foFe' strong enough 70 NEE, any 'm,r-
gsncT.
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sAviNGs 2s2.NAA.

THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
- or NtW NlGH
CAPT. NL... s.,toA 90, 4 1T .rLUS ,....ti, 9fatn0
ne - "i % IA ,r~us lie itAra'u. 81 u yps.t boa ina
mt -. 90 4,or.b. Iu.. j. /. TULin "a. ~
." Ola, Aur, n, 1875. .,5V
e. l. l. CENT. INTER ST
VA loo. by 10 or i..rl. s,vin.s g.as. 40 Cru.L
a. ~. OF l.I. %, i.'et', '',5' b. -. .6I
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ACETATE - RENFMER MT. JAMES
"A UnOsNEI.I's {. and publ Q siscus.'op IN the
.,her ".ihev H'l, No. 4 $50 rv.lnh 9. near -ve.
,ce,-In tbs .ytal Of lfslnd raining her independ-
GS ;s, 70 "T T,s. sss0s ss ss0fS The
sion 70 commence At y o'c ock $50
A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
"a Mems Father Mathew /. A. ". y. Society, No. 1
oi the cltv Of New lork, will 10 held This Evening"
81 their Hall corner Of q! and s.h sy spe'kiuy
By the talented orator Mr. John Rafferty,. singing
by Miss Csnnavsn and Mss.t.. Riley and duffy also
Mi'' PAt.l,on; elao BY sl9 Barney william Of the
FRANCIS J. GALA 'fiER, Pres. PHILIP Riley
Vice. WIN Bowl Rec. Sc. ii3
ATT MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS
n fsin-r Mathov I. A. ~ g. Society No. / Of the
That n. ,6,us, . NJ. so S' are due, and are
bereh" tsndc ed 70 VI. Misses Nsgsie c. and Ellie j.
6" ~ ,t SIX IN ap .ss II Of sPt oe;oS. &
and ~ choo- ~ Ne o'n an'oas - man s!siif or
f.n'Edion. nc yc en-, A,ua Is 70 80 on more
E.'ct sra In keep the -iesih as momrpto Of our
fri parade ou we annyers.y Of the birthday Of
% ,sa ~. IN he ' fsnt Of i.rsperacc
o'san ga cna, look .acs With pleasure and knoF that
srird on our eaiets. JOSEPH sILVEI., JAMES
bN' aEN, M. II. llSrsli FRANCIS j. OAlLAn-
HhR, SlCHOL'a CANTON, Com. lis
EATh'.R MATHEW 7. A. r. SOCIETY,
4 y. 2, Of =. y. ulll COZ. Of s5'h st. and s'h av.
V'rook Spe,k'ns h. hcsr. ',hbrath, Nc Adams
anu Md en- sinr ng ~ his. Angin, Mia kenul-
hCs, VI John hOige, NJ. kIu- apt otholt, JOHN
AclNIlSl,, ii,s', { .tAS. PAINS, Vice Prest
rnOs. o'DH,SS, Roc. sec. ioi
n ) SOCIETY," FOR TIE rFlIgv OF
W. Vie Nup,u - .nd tripod ha,e cpessi
'IGnrh of al rs Ncsi : o.. = f,v COO ev, ~
> h W. uuele trusies All no sfrie Ips u. surl "a
lsndeges viii he 'ur7.. =. N, s2o- i' Aeldp'.
'nI surgeon has cen erp -in;od for ms puiTo.e
prss'. K. Nj. nA1lLLl, R'a. Gee, F..ue!pA ones,
u Second a.. az
NO. ? NEW YORK FATHER MATHEW
I. n. Soc ETY., Nil hold he 4aT lar trcc''n;
Al their hal, CO. ~ % AMI - re, N Thur day
evening, Nov. IN 1895. 'N'.kins by ! " Buns,
Peter Dunn, ant ctbv sinrilg by Aesars. kIas
Carroll, aud ca a, i.ts..eIt oi the NO. I. Also,
Misses Malone, AZ eta I ani etuefs Come early
DELANEY, Pes. amos. }. CARR, Rec. sec. Ia
THE MEMBERS OF THE IMMACULATE
l. Conception Total Abe ,nenee Beneficial society
are telursted 10 attend EpeciA ma Inc, to lie held
m the srhpOl hall Far 70 at uoar ave \, on this
lhuItdAy evening, at o'cock, tor IN pu ,oso Of
amending cer's4n a,tclei Of The y-llNs zaI also TO
take action on another 4uelton Vi rlS ciN 'Iorance
70 he meul efs Of TIE SC ct. \c.t Rev. Wh. p,
kOkHuGI, -. u, Fie,L CllAs BOYLE sec IUJ
THE FATHER MATHEW I. A. 7. B. sO-
Il ce'y No. 3, 4 BrOnk Il, T.. D., vii hold Tain.
pPFaute meeting at o'clock thl. evening At Iti4.
pe' aute Hnn, cor. Grand aud IN st. spctk,r.--
Ne srs Hollyv oot, Blown and .e.cAer. slnrot--
Mrs hcrArilgn, Sir II I. smith,sul o,huu mos.
III. LLOYD Pres. rliuS NELLY, Soc. 1873
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A.. l,a.

ZEN y l}N'S-INF My YORK
t...r ...1t Co., 5J ,i ,..,, g. opposite
8 - - W Aiit L., .io,. p, r, - aus uIi Ads,
o. 90, % -. .Nd hIh g., 30 ..luru Mink
-. H.4 Mod, 'JI. o. a. sue, rich MN.tIn,
c,ue Ian 500, 'L - no anu an cajless NAre OF
a. '"'' 49, tHNall' e. tCu. Ale ~ and X pair
b. 20 tAe lt...t ayl.s. Re 10, HI.o4 10 pulchI eu
20 lI.a .4ains' uiutLi. FL.A.N., La...ser AS
a MIN LiING-lN ASYI IN Is NOW
"a open at IA 60 -uer u fc.iugon ave and Stat a.
Aspy % a4ll'NrJh 10 he ruF suIerntendenL 81
'-'t ga 80 te1 and ~, OF " the leSdeuI physi-
eau, Le,H.c4 a. -A4 dN. yEgpI eundays Wa
hnIses proYldel Slth s4lGsIl0AA Ass
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HOAIsD AND ROOMS.

A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BIZ
s'eomInciAted ~'.h Good bo.rd A. 7sl A,di.os
o. ID eaA4-it a., g65
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ACETATE - RENFMER MT. JAMES
"A OnOsNEIIs G and publ Q discussion IN the
Ather "sthev H'lL No. 4 $50 rw-lrh o. near -ve.
C. on this tThursdAyl e-v ni.g Nov. 9th ss5. Sub
icciIn the svtal Of tfe,und raining her Independ-
enss, Il ,he able to maintain position anon the
hmilv Of nstios,r' Ticsets 70 cents each. Discus
sion 70 commence NJ " oc ock. $50
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O72 SPRING STA LARGE AND VOL.
tAched. Ca tor days. iJ4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23

Mr. Charles Walsh, Of tAsciiy convicted
by the late Military Commisson at Cincinnati
Of having been concerned in q conspiracy to
release the rebel prisoners from Camp Doug.
las, and sentenced TO five years imprison-
meut has been psrdoned BY the President
This elemency is timely, President johnson
has the right view Of the matter involved 10
that conviction, and has been quick to undo
thing that never should have beeu doue =
Ohicayo Times a
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men will regret 10 see Bus | need Oh N al.
lude to IL hepeculiar eircumsiances Of the
case alone jastifyit Uhimkiely, Of sodrse,
the principle Of State severe gn,y will be vim
dicato in Mississippi dH rtlas '8d'
The new stdtas Of the NEG foes in America,
that OF Tree men, is now fx4 snd il renialns
10 be seen whether or not khey are cspable
OF making good citizens 4 is too early set
70 decide this question. Ddl every fact that
throws light upon tits valaable, and Oukhtto
be gathered up ] will cali the attention. OF
our readers TO two or tbree The disiaonalion
OF the negroes 90 work is universal, all over
the South, with a few rare aud honorable ex-
options. Every traveler from the South cor.
roberates thi', and Il is confirmed by the
newspapers OF Richmond, Lyncbbnry, New
Orleans and Macon White labor has alseaiy
begun 10 be employed 10 large extent 10
Virginia, and there is every peob .biiity that
Il will be largely employed, In few months
IN all the Southern States, ia consequence OF
the onreliabilisy and practical worhlessness
OF free negro labor The quArrelsome dis
position OF the blacks, intoxicated With their
newly-acqaired freedom aud with ihe priv
ileges which they enjoy - this city has been
amply illustrated BY the riots that have taken
place here for week past
And lastly, how unvlse il was 10 make
soldiers Of them have jdst been most forcbly
illustrated By a most formidable muliny which
has taken place in the Twenty-Gfth Corps at
Fortress Monroe, on account oil which | 10 (.
close herewith. II is to be hoped thai this
affair will serve as warning and that the
Government will dsbaud these coiored brig.
ados, and get rid ofalIihe negro troops as
quickly as possible
There is a delegation of negroes here now,
from Richmord, waiting 10 see tho President
Their complaint is, thai their condition is no
better now than when they we're slaves q
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FURNITURE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR HousEREEPERs -MAoNfrI-
"A cent assortment Household furiuture sale q
rince, property family having dy-Parcr FURNITURE COW
Bronzea Lace curtains. Carpets Mirrors Bursaus Bed
steads Mattresses ESnson Tebr, Bufet China, Glass,
silver Ware I3 West Twenty street, sixth ave-
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DICKnARDT's EXTENSION SOFA AND PARI.oR BID
" cnr'ly dtsren nj from the sofa bedscnu ~
has equal spnng mrtress easily b mads smsn
large 70 suit NE place. ~ kleecker strsss
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TOR sALE-A NICE COTTAGE 10 FEET FRONT 80
feet deep front and situated the barks OF
the aran village q Bound Brook Tho AREA Of the
order wen saased and with good variety Of ch3se fruit
cow house, In shs y liz are four stores E churches
and good schools. Distance from tho G 2ot Il Less
every hour Of me d.y % sndlrOm ~ ely ew York
money may remain bond and moragc 1t six per
per For particulars inquire Of d. TALhA0E,
q Water street.
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T1oR sALE-rwo STORY, BASEMENT AND ATTIC
brick House Lot with all the modern improvements
No SOS Broome street. near Laurens price $1,000 Also .
Left TO let corner of Broadway Walker Inquire
Broadway OF walker street, In inc erSincahA lower
at 3qJ factory. ts.4a
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BOARD wANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND H. WIFE
ID desire to Rooms with Board between
this the first of May In pleasantly located
the vicinity Of the junction Of Broadway with Seventh
bed linen and toweng except carpets Respectable psre
desiring obtain reliable and permanent boarders without
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-27
Church Etiquette.

ED. TRIBUNE 1t isvcry necessary
that all should thoroughly understand
how to conduct themselves when GO
ing out of church, and to this end we
give few practical hints to the la
dies. AS soon as the bencdiction is
pronounced, make all haste to get in
the door or the narrowest passage that
leads from the Church, and there place
yourself as immoyable as mountain
and speak to every one that passes,
and shake hands with as many as pos
sible, be sure aud tell all that has
transpired within fifteen or twenty
miles during the week. If any ono
desirous of passing should give you Q
gentle push stand all the more firm
and look as cross as the place and cir,
cumstances will admit. No one has
any business to be in hurry to ger
OUT Oh Ohurch, any time during the
afternoon will do; this will bring yor
to notice and make you the subject
of many enthusiastic comments from
church gOers. We would suggest u
the councils Of the various Churches
that they build an ante-room to thei
churches for the special accommodation
OF the gossip loving portion of the au
dience, This is very much needed a
the Lutheran Church, in this city, a
the Church is quite small and the con
gregation generally large, and man,
of the female attendants understan,
the rules as given above and praetic,
them to quite an extent, and it is de
sirable that all should join in practic
ling il, CHURCH ooxR.
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4 rar.,.r ssinal,a out Of $500.

We learn from the Bucyrus JoutsAL ofths
22d inst, that some three or four weeks age
well dressed young man made his appear
ance at the residence Of Mr. Henry Hershber-
ger, residing q short distance northwest oi
Bueyrus. Mr.. Hsrshbergcr |, wsll-;o-do
confdng farmsr and formerly lived in Penn
sylvania. The young man aforesaid gave
his name as J. II. Bamberger, and represented
himself as the son Of an old Pnnsylvanian
neighbor Of Mr.. H's. Mr.. II. did no, know
the young man, but as he gave all the news
ofthe farmers old neighbrohood, the marriages
deaths, &c, Of the friends residing there, he
concluded that the boy had grown to be a
man during his absence, and that he wa,
none other than the son oil his old neigbbor,
and was anxious and willingto to do him any
favor for old Acquaintance sake. The young
chap told Mr.. II. that he had been west pur-
chasing mules, whittier he had been sent by
his father that after he had got his mules on
board the cars at some point in Indiana, ,ha,
he had been set on by one or two men, knock.
ed down and robbed of all his money; but
having paid the charges on his mules, had
brought them to Crestline; that he had telc-
graphed to his father to send him money to
briag the mu'es home, b had not received II
and in this extremity he had called on Mr
IIershberger TO loan him the money until he
could get home, when II would be Immediate
ly returned TO him. Mr.. Ilershbereer bcliev.
ing the story and knowing his old neigh.
Dor to be rich and honest, made all haste tC
comply with the request. Not having tho
money he came TO town, and with the en-
dorsement Of Mr.. b. Deilher borrowed th,
money from the bank, gave il TO the young
man, who, with many thanks went on hi
way rejoicing. So things ran on until Mon
day last, when Mr.. II. mentioned the circum
stances to some one here in town, aud as tho
money was not forthcoming as promised, h'
was not altogether satisfied about II. Th'
person to whom 1t was mentioned thought
something was wrong and asked Mr.. II. ,C
go over to the Jail 10 look at the prisoner
ARRESTED for the robbery Of Mr. Flesher nea
Gallon. On reaching the Jail, llr. II. recog
nzed Warren, one ofthe prisoners aforesaid
as the identical J. II. Bamberger, to whom
he had lent his money. Warren stoutly de
ned ever seeing Hershbcrger, but on sepd
ing for Mr. J. D. Gormly and Mr.. b. Dcith
er, both recognized him, leaving no doub
that Mr.. J. II. Bamberger and Warren NJ,
ono and the same person, and assuring MI
II. that the return of,hc $500 was slighiu
ally mixed"