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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25

We learn by the Meadyille Pa Re
publican, that on the 18th ult,, in Attica,
N. Y, Rev, O. Witherspoon, Rector OF
st. Johns Church, Buffalo, united Mr..
John Porter, of Meadville, to Miss Celes-
tia Tinker, the younger daughter of Capt.
III. Tinker, and n of the celebrated
Star Sisters"
The quantity of ale and beer manufactur-
ed in Chicago from the LIST of October, 1864,
to the 1st of August, 1866, (ten months)
was 138,178 barrels, which. at the same
rate, would give 165,804 barrels for a
year. ~
The great iron bridge over the Ohio
River at SteubenviIle, connecting the
Steubenville and Indiana Railroads with
the Short Line to Pittsburg, will be ready
for trains to pass over it on the first day
of September next.
The GAINESVILLE Petroleum Company
have struck oil, at the depth of sixty feet,
on the farm of VIM. Yaw, near Concord,
in Muskingum county.
A suit is to be brought before the
United States Court at Richmond, to de-
eide whether slaves held to service after
the issuing of President Lincoln's eman-
cipation Proclamation, are not entitled to
remuneration for their labor while so
held.
There is said to be quite an oil excite
ment in West Jefferson, Madison county.
A well in the village, it is stated, yields
the genuine petroleum and no mistake.
Investigation is invited
DIR. Pritchard, who poisoned his wife
and mother-in-law was hung at Glasgow
on the 18th ult., in presence of $4,000
spectators. He acknowledged the justice
of the sentence on the scaffold and went
quietlyandfrmly to his death. DIR. Pritch-
ard, in English %parlance, was ofgoodfam-
time a public lecturer, but with more van
than thought, and finally a physician
rectitude.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25
j. NIPPLE, Chairman.
+ 4. Slows Sow Secretaries.

Miss Mary Preston, of East Horner,
New York, went one day last week to
feed a bear belonging to a member of her
sisters family. Not returning as soon
as she was expected, another member of
the family went for her and found her
dead. In some way or other she came
within reach of the bear, whose thirst for
blood led him to take her life. She was
considerably mangled when found. The
bear was Immediately killed.
KEEP Your DISCHARGE PAPERs.-Dis-
charged soldiers cannot have the imper-
lance of keeping their discharge papers
too frequently impressed upon them. The
broker spectators who buy them for a
song expect to sell them back, at an i'm
mence profit, when Congress shall have
appropriated lands to the use and benefit
of volunteers honorably discharged the
service.
A scamp named Frank N. Case, who
had recently been convicted of having
ten wives, all living, and of being
on the point of marrying the eleventh,
committed suicide by hanging himself in
the Jail at Cedar Falls, Iowa, on Friday
morning.
The Mansfield Herald learns that on
night last, Mr.. Baum, a wealthy
stock dealer and a resident of the vicinity
Of Hayesville, was murderd for the pur-
of getting possession of a large sum
Of money which he had about his per-
A New Orleans correspondent a y the
property of John Slidell, comprising
,ight hundred and forty two lots and
'quars of ground, with stores, dwelling
and banking house, were sold for
'1OO,410, Before the war it was estimated
It 100000. Had the war not taken place
t is estimated that Mr.. Slidell would have
,een worth 81 OO,O 600.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25

SENATORIAL NoMENATIoN.-The Con-
yention which assembled at JohnstOwn
last Tuesday, nominated Gen. WILLARD
WARNER, of Licking, as the Union can
didate for Senator in this district. The
candidate was conceded to this county,
but our delegation to the Convention was
equally divided between two gentlemen,
and neither portion being disposed to
yield, the name of Gen. Warner was pre-
sented and he was nominated by a unanl-
nous vote. While it is to be regretted
that through home divisions our county
is deprived of Ike honor of furnishing
the candidate, the people of the county
and district can congratulate themselves
on the fact that in Gen. Warner they have
a standard bearer every way worthy their
confidence and support, and who viii do
honor to the position to which they pur-
pose electing him. Previous to the war
he was a prominent business man of
Newark, and an active and influential
member of the Republican party. On
the breaking out of the rebellion he en-
tered the service as Major of the 10th
Regiment o. VI, and particularly dis
tinguished himself during his military
career, having attained to the rank of
Brigadier General, and dnring the IA
nous campaign of Gen. Sherman through
Georgia and the Carolinas, wasa promi-
nent member Of the staff Of that distin-
guished commander. He possesses quail
ifcations which particularly fit him for.
the position for which he is proposed,
and if elected (of which there should be.
no doubt) the district will be ably aud
faithfully represented.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25

Gen. Cox is doing good service on the
stump. Since the meeting at Warren on
the 18th, which was the first of the cam
paign, he has addressed immense audiences
at Medina, Wooster, Oberlin and Ashland
and at each point the best possible feeling
and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed
He is also posted to speak at soldiers re-
unions at Ripely. Georgetown, Batavia
and Green7ille, on the 18th, 18th, 18th and
31st inst. General Sehenck is also doing
valuable service addressing the people in
Southern Ohio, and Senator Sherman
commences speaking on the Reserve next
week The prospects are bright for an
active campaign and a glorious Union
Triumph.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25
Ma.s. "a RLDmncnaa

DURPOsE opening a ELECT SCHOOL for children
i m the basement Of the German Methodist Church ,
in Sonth Delaware. A
Mrs. D., from experience in teaching and love of the
profession, assures her patrons that no pains will be
spared for the Advancement of her pupils in every
respect Strict attention will be paid TO GOOD DEPORT-
NENT. She wishes to make her school a happy little
family, all engaged in one enterprise. "0nward and
upward" is her motto.
Attention will be paid to Drawing, NeedlewOrk and
Singing. Tuition will range from $500 to So 90 per.
term so cents Incidental fee.} No deduction except
in protracted sickness.
Opening, September 18th. aug 25-It
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
To the Tax-Payers Of Delaware County

10 the ~Ta1-EayerS OF delaware County.
Believing that party measures are being carried to
such extremes as TO jeopardize the interests Of the tax
payers, I have consented to come before the people OF
Delaware County as an independent candidate for
County Treasurer, and II elected shall endeaVor to dis
charge the duties Of the office faithfully, being bound
by no party ties. JOSEPH S. SAUNDERS,
OF Berlin Township.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25

UNION Mass MEETING IN DELAWARE
The State Central Committee has an.
nouneed a large list of appointments for
mass meetings, and detailed a number of
the best speakers in the State to address
tnem. Among the number is one for this
county to be held al Delaware on Wednes-
DAY September l3th-to be addressed by
Hon. JOHN SHERMAN, Hon. j. I. HUR.
BELL, Hon. P. B. Cole and Gen. J. TT.
GEIeER. We hope to see the Union men
OF the county out in their strength ON
that occasion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25
List of Incomes.

Less 5000 deducted in all cases; also, the
tax on salaries of government officers and
dividends from rail-roada and bank stocks,
etc.,-the former being deducted from sal
aries, and the latter paid by the eorpor-
ations for the ~stockhoIders.1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25

The Union men of the several counties
and Senatorial districts are earnestly en-
gagged in perfecting organization for the
fall campaign. The nominations have
already been made in most of them, and
in a short time the list of candidates will
be complete. It is evident that in the
next Legislature the military element
will form a prominent feature. Among
the nominations already made, Generals,
Colonies. Majors and Captains figure to
a considerable extent, and it is safe to
assume that the same characteristic. will
mark those yet to be made These brave
men led our gallant forces in their sue
cessful assaults upon the enemy in rebel
dom, and they will doubtless prove quite
as patriotic and eficientin the legislative
halls as they were on the battle field.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25
.September BOIL. 8 6

between the hours Of one aud three O'Clock D. m, To-
wit: In Delaware county. In range II, township 4,
section 3, lot one, o.. s. NJ. survey, containing about
one and a fourth acres, in the northwest part of said
lot, known as the Rome steam mill property. It is the
undivided half belongs TO the deceased.
ALSO-In the same range and to wnship, and in sec
tien 2, lot s, in the middle tier of lots, a dwelling
house and lot, bounded on the east by Berkshire st.
sorth by lands belonging 10 the heirs or John Nelson
decd, containing one-half acre..
ALS0-n the same lot, a tract bought by said Saun-
dorss decd, of Dwight Calhoun, containing 80 acres,
subject to the dover assigned to Leonora E Saunders
being 12H acres of the east end Of said 80 acres; IN
GLIDING the said one half acre, ard reservinZ the right
of way on one rod wide on the north side from Berk-
shire street to the land in the rear. The tract, OF one
and one fourth acres appraised at $500 and the so
acres and the half acre subject 70 said dover apprais-
ed at $780,. One third Of purchase money in hand and
The residue in one and two years.
aug 25-4t $3.50 LE0NORA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25
The cAWpAIeHIN OHIO.

General Coz at Cberlin-A6le and Flo
quent Speeck-His Cordial Reception By
HIS Old Friends.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25


The Estate, Sovereignty Democracy
of Ohio held their State Convention at
Columbus last Thursday, and putin NOM
ination for the coming election full tick
aet. The gentlemen nominated are:
For Governor Alexander Long. of
Hamilton; For Lieut.. GeHernors Chiffon
a. White, of Clermont; For Treasurer.
John MeGuffey; For Supreme Judge.
l1ong term) M. III. Mitchell; To flIvacan-
ey, Alexander s.. Boyce; For Attorney
General, Robert e. Hutchinson; For
SCHOOL, Commissioner, JAS. NJ. White; For
Member of Board of Public Works, w.
h. Creighton, of Madison; For Clerk of
supreme Court, Virgil r. Shaw, of Fair
field.
Though somewhat meagre in numbers,
the Convention was to a great extent
made up of men prominent in the party
that has heretofore rallied under the COM
mon name of 'the Democracy and in.
the division have manifestly taken with
them a fair share of the talent of the old
concern. The proceedings of the Con-
vention were harmonious, and both the
resolutions and speeches were in accord
with the avowed principles of the
leaders of the organization, who during
the war were in full and hearty sympathy
with the traitors of the South, and now
the war is over, are ready to aid them
IN an effort to effect By means of the bal
lot what they failed to accomplish by
armed rebellion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25
run TREEs, &c.

Grape Vines, Fruit Trees, &c.
4HE subsoribaF wishaa "A lnrarm ~ aar
= mer patrons and the public generally. &
@@that he has moved his place ot Freshness 10 @1&
tAe south slae or William Street, near the covered
bridge, aud is turning his attention partioalarly a. 49,
propagation and sale Of the select vAriotios AZ ~
1rApes OF which he has on hand a good stock az wei
rooted plants. Please give HIN a calf.
Delaware, O., April Z, 1sdS-1y, n GAsroN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25
Notice to Cane Growers!

N oGIce TO Cane Growers!
6IHE undersigned having purchased the exclusive
4 right to manufacture the celebrated goodrich
EVAPoRAT0R"-nse IN the manufacture Of Chinese
and African cane juice into sugar and syrup-m Tins
State, is now extensively engaged in their manufac-
ture in Delaware, Ohio, and is prepared 70 sell them at
such rates as will enable all to purchase. He has, a.
50, the necessary castings, viz: Doors, Crate Bars and
Bearing Plates, used in the construction of the Itir-
naces on which the EvaporatOrs are used. The cheap
ness, utility aD6 simplicity OF the Goodrich EVapora-
tor recommend tito the masses. Please call at my Tn
and Stove Store, north room, Williams and LATIN RS
Block, and see the EYapOratOr, Castings, &c, and get u
circular containing testimonials as TO their value. and
giving complete aud clear instructions how to con.
struct the furnace and operate the Evaporator. All
orders and letter. viii receive prompt attention
Please address NATHAN VILLA Ms,
August IS, '65-3m. Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25
A QUARTER OF 4 CENTURY,

Of private practice. and have never
failed in their effects. They are
compounded from the purest drugs,
and will not harm the most delicate
female, and may be given in doses
of half a pill to the youngest babe
with good effect.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25

9Th, 7th and sth Divisions, sth District
Composed of the townships Of Berkshire, Berlin,
Brown, Genoa, Harlem, Kingston, L berty- Aarlbor-
Ough, oxford, Orange, Porter and Trenton
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25
KJ(S 1
N%EH$SEfTi TwOTo Six
THE SPECIFIC PILL

THE SPECIFIC PILL
is USUALLY sufficient to eject a prompt and radical cure
sPERMAToRRHEA, OR SEMINAL WRAKNESs,
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organs restored 20 healthy action,
PROFESSIONAL O~PTNIONS.-tI have used vour Spr-
Sh1u fnL IN many cases OF Spernatorfhea with the most
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y nave cured very severe cases with from six 10 cen
doses OF your SPRCIFIc PuL.n-B KEITH, n.
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dress J. No. so John ST. New York.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25

UNION County CoNVENTIoN--The
Union County Convention, held In this
place last Monday, was largely attended,
every township being fully represented,
the delegates comprising many of the
most prominent and influential Union
men Of the county. The proceedings
were harmonious, the best possible feel
ing prevailed, everything passed off salts
factorily, and the ticket nominated is con-
coded to be a good and strong one.
o. D. HeUGH, the nominee for Repre-
sentative served in the same capacity for
which be is now proposed, during the last
session eftheI egislature-made a worthy
aud reliable member-and we believe
a ve-entire satisfaction to his constitu.
ents. WALEERT WATSON, the nomi-
nee for Treasurer, is-atpresent1on of the
County Commissioners. He is a gentle
man Of intelligence, strict integrity and
good business qualifications. He will
make an efficient and reliable officer. G..
f. BRADLEY has served one term as Com
missioner and will make in the future as
he was in the past, a safe and competent
member of the Board. Messrs. OVER
rnRF and Cox are both well known and
responsible citizens. and the interests to
be committed to their charge will receive
prompt and faithful attention. DANIEL
kEhLEY, the nominee for Surveyor, is
commended by those who know
him best. and we doubt not he will give
satisfaction to those who may require his
official services. The ticket throughout
IS certain to be elected by a large MAJOR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


10 emaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Del.
4O aware, State of Ohio, on the cath day Of Aug, 1895.
H5-T To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must call for "dduertised letters" give the date of this
list, and pay WI CENTS for advertising.
AS-H not called for within one month, they will be
sent 10 the Dead letter ONCE.
n. IA REQUEST for the RETURN Of a letter to the
writer, If unclaimed within 80 days or less, written or
printed with the writer's name, post Office and State
acress the left-hand end of the envelope, on the face
side, VIII be complied with at the usual prepaid rate
OF postage, payable when the letter Is delivered to the
Writer.-Sec rs, Law Of 1868.
Anderson Wm G W Hutson Us
Booth Mrs NJ s Jones Evan
Buckly Miss Hattie Mohnt Mrs AS
Corbino Robt Miller Mlss Carrie +
Clark Miss Kate Mcfarland Miss
Cunningham Miss Maggie Myers Jonathan
Culp simeon MellJR
Damed Edward Russell Mrs Sarah
Dawson Edmond BIT stephens VIM
birth Adam Stunned Mrs Hester A
Hall II H .Nt Wheeler Mrs ]
alggens Mr. Wilson 81
aRrbottle Richard Woman Miss Mollie
doganJ Zimmerman s
81 once hours: Opens I a. m.-olosss E.so p. m.
Aug. rs, 1895. rs A. THOMSON, P n. J
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25
SAC 81 Land bv Administ'x.

THE UNDERSIGNED, Leonora Z. Saunders, admin
i istratrix on the estate OF Edward Saunders, decd,
in pursuance of an order or the Probate Court Of Del
aware County, Ohio, will offer for sale on the premises
the following described lands and tenements, on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-25

THE OHIO UNION TICKET.
~tzIEcr1OS DAY, OCTOBER 10, 1861
For Governor,
JACOB DOLSON cox.
Fer Lieut.. Governor,
q ANDREW G. MoBURNEY.
For Treasurer Of State,
SIDNEY S. WARNER.
For Supreme Judges.
Long Tsrzn-JACOB BRINkERHOOF
& To FiU Vdcdncy-JOHN WELSH.
For Attorney General,
WILLIAM H. WEST.
For School Commissioner,
JOHN A. NORRIS.
For Board Of Public Works,
JAMES MOORE.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
RODNEY ZOOS.
DISTRICT UNION TICKET.
For Senator.
GEN. WILLARD WARNER
COUNTY UNION TICKET.
For Representative,
ORSAMUS D. HOUGH.
For Treasurer,
SAG WALTER T. WATSON.
For Commissioner,
CHAUNCEY T. BRADLEY.
For Inhrmary Directors,
WM.0VERTURF, JAS. COX.
For Surveyor,
DANIEL KELLEY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-09


We cli7 tic tclloHinE srtisIs IRON sn sx-
chanEe. Il j. strus. snd We commend il IA
rssFy nsn whO hss az iaisrsst where h. rs-
siass. Nothiag y more eemnen ihsn ID
near people TAX rt ~hssthey psy ns~.pa-
peTs tor sdverisin., &c-. - nnuzh gwen ii
eharsiJ.
Newspapers ty enhnnrinE tie rrlus d
property II Ihsir rsiehborhood. snd Eivirc
ne localities il whieA they ere published .
reputation sbrosd. benefit al such. p.rtiru-
lsrly II they arc nechsnis o. real estate
swners. thrice tie smcunr yearly of The
neagrs sum they Psy far their s0pporf. De-
sides. every public spritet caizsn has :
lsatabie pride in having paper or which
he = not ashamed. even th0reh he c0ulc
pick il uP in Ser York o. Washington. A
good lO0kiDg. thriving sheet helps 10 sell
prcperiy. gives character 10 The locality. snd
in sli respects u : cssirAblc public convsn-
fence. II iron any csuse. he matter ia
The local % editorial columns shorid not BE-
quils Up % ycar Handsrt. do act east j.
ss'ds and PronoDes Il Or no account uBrIi
yol are satisfied ihat thsrs has been 10
mere labor brstozst upon il than . paid
ior- li ycu want coed readable sheet, il
must te soePsrted. And II must r1l be-
supported - : spirit cf chsriiy. eiihsr. bus
because you feel necessity IL suppurs ID
he local press . the -pcErs that n0sss
the reoFls~
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A we're psriy ii pol.cv vulv ,s.,.,..
'o' ~ ro~er and perpslul,y "a ,ho..
changing FxP-1isnis which d no mo,. ~,
chronicle she ripening experience y, ,n..
10 rush declarations ruud se III. s,,,h n,
- oeh'i' bu'its long and glorious bi.,,..
- lne recognized emtotinenr N tboss,.,.-
''o 'n'' spirit which are u reaenersi. c.n.
mnn'iles sni ennobIe S,sis. i ..,.r..
ru'Tan'y HAT ~ the hopes wb;rh s..
aooai - existence are destined u
welcome form of realities. III. ,
eFn'F'' 'de' Thar every Organization d,.
'a 'i'f; "hrn thrt de-. is one rnon .,.
'ss'H ~ hope q whole people. IL o.s,
'cs' psriy protesting il i In lit,ls d.n,.
isiiing into decay.
Aoc Y through the war she cro,, ~.
cratic party Of the country nsv.r s.il.S d
PERFORMING is dniy. il Is 81 resdy u !.
'cfrn ~ whole duty now. \, 49, u,
s'runsn'sl N ne sieetioo either OF ~ ~.
's.'oen' Lincoln Or President Jobnsoo.
yei = d'd not desert The former when ".
n'"on was IN peril, snd i wiIl no, n ~
80 ready % support The latter win II. co.n
'r'T sua its Cooperation. II Il The nsy,v
ne Constitution and The country ain y,
VINO may be President for ,be time !,
came forward to Pro,vc, the ips,i,u,;oos I,
'ne naiisn from their wanton ass.i,,n,s
= 70" Stands forth 10 give its service 49,,
soc q p'r'y ties aud beyond mere ps,,,
considerations to The solution Of ,bose .,oh
'st'l q Reorganization. Of the related rieb,.
= 'ns State and The Genral Goyerome,,
p hnance and taxation and revenues .nt
q foreign relations. which are 10 en,,oss
ne oess thoughts and the wises, statesman.
mp q the future. The work 10 bs do,s !.
'as' indeed. but The party through which.
: : 'eaoing and efficient instrument twin
= oone' vas never more vigorous ana mi
III ''oee y had m honorsd place ii he ~.
tory q the country. 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-09

Our rescsrss We pressure. have reaI me
ie''sr ~e recently published. from the Res.
Ssmusl \. HsstcU- Of Wayne cosaty. rsy.
~. On sccnunt of the restsr.iisa 10 speech
VI woman Who had ben dumb for nor.
'hsn twenty-five years. By administering u
ne Pstient coricus draugnts. .sec.I- srti.
Guum." which il sup posed 10 aesn .ola we
shisksy- Hos % strict temperance mun.
. Eiasr hpshour enuld have % fs- prevail
ed upon himself - 10 Wv ~hisksy q :
remedy for sDy Of the missortunss 10 which
L.sh = heir, ~e can nos imsrine. We
should have Supposed that in H. eys thsre
~ss more 81 esl in gill Of rva wbssk.v
'h'n 70 li'e-,ims 81 sphony. Brt not ~.
The good nsn srperimentea, spd rrobahl,
20 n's oun sUprises snccs.1et. Hs MA,
his patient dEuak. snf much q rhisg~y or-r,s
her mouth md gave Der speech. Il. l. nor
sseer'sined that whiskey viii not only cure
ne bite q shs rsttIesnske fho. sbout eop.
PerbesdsD. but siIl restore speech "a III.
eono 70 certain cases We hope. hor ever.
me case Of Miss Bsrnsli will cot ct ever,
'ougue-'isd indisiusi 10 the county % usinr
sesais sn'i7Uun-- Difidsni orators, uhes
soout 20 appear on the rsstrum. and nodss,
young gents about 70 POP the question. snd
hafdly knowing 10. to get the word. oct.
80 no doubt treasure up Mes Bsrnelrs
exPerienee--N.A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-09

1Arl- Dossos o. The lssrH Ispraxa
nuEpERED--Csptsin DObson Of The s9,h
,1clsns infantry, stationed o. Decatur, Als-
.sna. ssys ths Indianapolis Journal 81 YES.
y: v.s On ths 18th instant murdered ID
so,s ~ o,oos ~ negro boy fourteen year,
- .no approached him from behind, aad
~. ne nssd open With and sxe. Tse c.u,e
q ne nend'sh sir0city 10 IN know n ana c.n.
- q eonIsetursi- Capt. Dobsep ,.s !
Tgoang young man iron O~en eount,
ne remains reached bio home yeslsra.s
70 charge % DR.. M1lsnsux.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-09


NEsRo SOLDIER KILLS WHIrR SoLnrs.
We lsarn that ssegro soldier killed :
white soldier BY the name OF Hendricks. of
the ssh Tennessee. 10 Knoxville. On Sun-
dsy, under the following circumstances:
ifendreks and comrads we're taking !
drunken solder belonging 10 their regimen.
out q ne town 10 ,he camp. when the negro
soldier attempted 70 arrest the drunken SOL
der % take him to The lock up. The others
resisting, the negro knocked Hendricks
down and bayone'sd him, killing him IL
sianily. The killing produced great excite
ment among the soldiers Of the ath Tennes.
zee. and Col. 10. Parsons, commanding lhc
regiment, had demanded the surrender ~
'he negro. which had been refused. Fcars
q disturbance were entertained.
Nashville Dispatch.