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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
There's Logic for You!

because The ,Statcsn,an is opposed to
taking the people of Ohio in order that Gen.
cral Cox, if he should be elected, may have
an opportunity Of experimenting with his
visionary colonization scheme. The Douiou
JIom"ai declares that "the logic of the
thing is that The Statesman wants slavery
restored for the benefit of the Democratic
party"
>, 7hc Ncc Iork THbmc, The (Aicooo
Kcpnbf'con, THE Cmc0naH Ga.ette, The
Cmc,nnGh. Commercial, and nearly the en-
tre Abolition press of the State, oppose
General Cox colonization scheme. What
Is the logic Of the thing" in their ease D.
DO they, too, want slavery restored for the
benefit of the Democratic party ?"-.Sutts,
man.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

E>LBERT o. INGRAEIAM of Perryvillc, I'm
- the county of Nermillion, and State OF In
diana, Is notified that Leah Ingraham did, on
me IN day Of August, a; ID; 1865, file her petit.
tion IN the Office of the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas, within and for the county OF
Holmes and state of Ohio, charging the said
Elbert q. lngraham with willful absence from,
the said Leah lngraham for more than three
years last past without any cause or justlf1ca-
tion therefor on the part of said petitioner, and
also that at the time of the marriage of peti-
tioner with said Elbert d. Ingrahain, he the
SAID Elbert .. lngraham was married man and
hod another lawfully welded wife then living,
or which your petitioner was ignorant and had
no knowledge whatever, and asking that she
may he divorced from the said Elbert o. Ingra-
the next term of said court.
LEAH INGRAHAM.
August 10, lS6J-27w7
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
Africa on the Ramnave.

"A negro convention was recently held at
Alexandria, Virginia, at which an address
was adopted setting forth the reason why
they are entitled to all the privileges of free,
men. In the course of Il discussion Cover
nor PEInpoNT was roughly ccnsured and
accused Of selling out the negroes at auction
when he removed his seat of government to
Richmond. A delegate said that PEIRpoNT
as the governor ought to be respected; when
another replied, that no man was entitled to
respect who did not respect the right of
colorcd men. An anonymous letter was re-
ceived postmarkcd Washington, threatening
to put the principal leaders of the convention
under the sod before the falling of the au-
tumn leaves ifthey persisted in their objects
lhls caused great excitement and fierce de-
bate. The speakers said they were not to
be intimidatcd, and finally the subject was
disposed of by throwing the letter under
the table.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
Kentucky Election.

The election in Kentucky was held las,
Monday. No news has been received from,
it up to the present writing but since Gen.
cral PALMER agreed to use the military to
control it, the result is not hard to antici.
pate.
Since the above was put in type, scatter.
ing reports have been received which indi-
cate a majority for the Democrats and con-
scrvatives in the Congressional delegation,
and the legislature also the success of the
State ticket.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

MARGARET v. BEARBOwER and George
w A. Bearbower, her husband, of Madison
county, Iowa, Sarah A. Ankeny and Fletcher
Ankeny, her husband, OF Freeport, State OF H.
linols, VIII take notice that petition was filed
against them ON the III day of August, 1885, in
The office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
i,ieas or Holmes county, Ohio, by Andrew j.
Woigamot. and Is now pending, wherein said
following real estate, to-wit: Being In-Iots
number one hundred and ninety, one hundred
ana ninety one, and one hundred and ninety
two, In the town of fMillersburg, Holmes county,
ONO. Ana that at the next term of said Court,
10 DE helu IN said county on the eth day of No.
Nehiber, 1853, the said Andrew j. Wolgamot will
apply for an order that partition may be made
of said premises, as demanded In his said petit
ton. ANDREW j. WOLGAM6T'
By CRlrcHFiELD 4 tHI., his Attys.
August 10, lS65- 25w7
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
The Conspiracy Prisoners,

lhe Government steamer Florida, which
carried the assassination conspirators, Mudd
. Laughlin, Arnold and Spanglcr, to Fort
jefferson, on the Dry Tortugas, arrived
from that place on the Goth ult and from
hcy West on the 9th Mudd OLaugh-
lin, and Arnold, as will be rccollcctcd, were
sentenced to imprisonment for life, and
HpangIer for six years The prisoners were
not aware until after starting on their Jour
ncy that their destination had been changed
from the Albany penitcntiary to this arid
spot off the Southern coast of Florida, and
on being informed of it were unpleasantlv
affected; but after their arrival ON finding
that the island, which is about tbirtocn
acres IN extent, enjoys u fine sea breeze and
is very healthy, was not so bad n place ms
they had supposed, they were agrecably
disappointed, and congratulated themselves
on the change, They reached their place
OF confinement on the 25th of July, and
wore Immediately after put to appropriate
service, Mudd being placed in the position
OF assistant surgeon, Arnold that of clerk,
Spangler set to work of carpenter and
y Laughlin put to an employment in which
he can be useful. There are about $50 pris.
oners now confined on the Dry Tortugas.
That they We're sent to the Dry Torturas
instead of the Albany penitentiary, is very
easily accounted for. They were convicted
by an illegal tribunal, and the fear that this
might be tried in New York on habcas cor
P"' induced them to send the comsprators
beyond the reach Of civil courts.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
The Cholera In Egypt.

Consul-Gcncral HALE, at Alexandria
Egypt, in an official dispatch to the state de
partment' gives vivid picture of the ray,
ages ofthe cholera in that city, There were
seventeen hundred and eighty-fve deaths
from June eth to the 18th of July.
1t is estimated that more than thirty
thousand persons have left Alexandria since
the malady appeared ON the Nth June, M
to the 1th ultimo.
The most distressing reports are received
from the interior.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
WHY our Expenses are SO Great.

I WY OHt nNpSb~CS "st NJ SEcsst
! Agate the Washington correspondent
of the Goscttc, says;
'THE PAYMENT OF orr ENORMOUS ARMY.
MEN sometimes express their wonder
that, in spite of the enormous subscriptions
which have been closing out the great Seven.
thirty Loan, the eTreasury Department should
still be working so closely as to need its re.
ncwed and profuse issues of certificates of
indebtedness. Two facts will hclp to cx-
plain the matter. The bulk of the bcanty
to the last raised troops had been reserved
in the hands of the Government, to prevent
bounty jumping. All this mass of bounties
had to be paid, as we'll as the regular dues
OF the respective regiments. And, second
ly, the army was, on the day of Johnston's $
surrender, nearly twice as large as the public
ever supposed. 1t is very poor praise to
our generalship, but it is true that when
the war ended we had on our rolls, and were
paying, a million and quarter of soldiers
W here they were kept, and what was done
with them, the Secretary of War and his
Generals must tell but how much they
cost, the Treasury Department can very
readily answer"
As we find out after the war is over that
the army was nearly twice as large as was
supposed, we shall, in turn, ascertain that
the National debt is double what was antici-
patcd
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
The Government Negro Board
Ing House.

The Newport News correspondent of the
Baltimore Gac=ttc says
The blacks seem to have entire possess
sion OF Hampton and vicinity. In the i'm
mediate neighborhood there are some fE
teen thousand, to the most Of uhom The Coz
c'nmcnt IS issuing rutions the issue in.
crcasing daily as negroes come down the
Peninsula and locate hereabout. There are
said to be in the three counties of Elizabeth
City, York and Warwick forty thousand
blacks; but few of them have any visible
means Of money getting; although they
seem to be well supplied with greenbacks.
many people. feel great uneasness, fearing
an insurrection among them. Around
Hampton such a thing is hardly to be fear
cd, Tor sufficient military force from Fort
ress Monroe could be on the spot at half an
hour. Indeed, things are in a very unset
tied state hereabouts, and from appearances
promise to remain so for some time"
The Government negro boarding house is
getting to be immense. 1t bids fair soon
to take in all the negroes ofthe South. All
that is necessary to get board and lodging
from the Government is to have a black
face. The expense comes out of the white
men of the North.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
Mass Meeting.
Mi1LrnsnIinG Julv 9otb ise

MiLLERsBURG, July 29th, 1865.
10 the Democracy of HoimeS County.
At meeting of the Democratic Central COM :
lnittce, II was resolved that SATURDAY
the 18th day of August, would be IA propcr
time for holding mass meeting for the pur
pose of selecting delegates to the state Convcn-
tton to he held on the 2ith day of August next,
ana also 60 select delegates to Senatorial Con
yention. The democracy are therefore noti-
He'd TO meet ~ the Court House in Millcrsburg,
on said 18th day of August, at 10 O'clock A. NJ y
for the purfsoSVs aforesaid.
aN Order of the Committee.
l.. r. CRITCIIFIELD, ChrD,.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
Boston.

The population Of Boston, which its in,
habltants, in their vanity. consider the
"Hnb Of the Universe" is 1912, 900, accord
ing to the late censas, This is considerably
less than the population of some Western
"Spokes," such rs Cincinnati, st. Louis and
thicago, which were in the wilderness for
hundred and fifty years after Boston became
a city.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
The DispensatiOn OF Mob Law

Last week two negroes violated white
woman aged about fifty years, near Evans
vile, Ind The perpetrators were arrested
and lodged in the Jail at Evansville. On
"Wednesday, crowd gathered, went to the
jall' demanded the prisoners, and then
stoned and shot them to death, when thew
hung them to lamp post.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
AlllalgannatiOn.

On Saturday night party of young men
made an attack on house in Rocky Neck,
Connecticut, occupied by negro who had
married white girl. The mother of the
Niger, an old wench of about GO years, shot
and killed one of the young men. The
coroner's jury acquitted her of all blame.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
An Evasion.

The Ne'o York Tribune looks upon Gen
eral Cox proposed colonization scheme as
not solving the problem" of Negro Suf-
fragei but only evading it. That is the
view generally taken of it. The C1ncinna.
Il Commercials nonsense about it to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
Rich nlOntI.

Affairs are in bad shape in Richmond -
The civil authorities are culfed around by the
military. The soldiers have not received
their pay for a long time, complain of the
government rations, and are full of devil
mcnt. Assault, robbery, murder, ETC., are
OF very frequent occurrence. The niggcrs
are lazy, thcving and insocnt, and have
many difficulties with the soldiers.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

SARAH A. ANKENY and Fletcher Ankcny
- her husband, residents of Freeport, Illinois
Margaret V. Bearbower and George A. Bear
bower, her husband, OF Madison county Iowa
Andrew Cisna, Zacharla Cisna, residents OF Van
Buren county, Iowa, and Nettie Wclch, %
Holmes county, Ohio, will take notice that a
Petition was filed against them on the ID day
of August 1868, in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the coun-
~ of Holmes, Ohio, by Andrew j. Wolgamot
and Is now pending, wherein said Andrew j.
W0lgamot demands partition of the following
real estate, to-wit: Being the south half of In
Lot number one hundred and nineteen in the
town of Millersburg, Holmes county, Ohio
And that at the next term OF said Court to be
held In said county on the eth day OF Nov ember
1863, the said Andrew J. Wolganiot will apply
for an order that partition may be made of said
promises as prayed for in his said petition.
ANDREW j. WOIGAMOT
BY CRITcHfIELD UNI, his Atty's.
August TO- lSDL27w7
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
Negro Suffrage.

lhe W ashlngton correspondent of the
rom"'e'eioi says, in speaking of affairs in
the District Of Columbia:
Yet, we shall have negro suffrage here
--,oe shaHharea cithm yeor, | believe. "
No doubt about that The District of
Columbia is under the exclusive control of
Republican Congress.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
John He'll.

This gentleman, who was candidate for
President in 1860, who has followed the for
tunes OF the Confcderacy, been stripped of
ms fortune, and lost many of his friends,
North and South, on Tuesday took the am
nesty oath at Nashville, and is once more n
loyal citizen.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
Louisville Amusements

The Louisville Jouraal of August |, has
the following:
"A party Of fifty or sixty soldiers, armed
with pots, kettles, oyster-cans and sardne-
boxes, mixed all the cows on Sunday in the
neighborhood Of the barracks"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
Tennessee ElectiOu.

The election in Tennessee on the Sd inst.
was a spiritless affair. The vote polled was
very light. We are not advised of the re-
suit. Judge Campbell, Democrat, was
elected to Congress from the Nashville Dis
trict. His success affords us great pleasure.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10

GooD.-rhc New York Times, Republ-
can, says: The usurpation which is urged
by the Boston radicals, is infinitely more
dangerous to tho national liberties than
anything we have witnessed hitherto"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10

The New York Herold suggests that 'the
shortest and easiest and the best way to re-
move all misapprchension is for us to re-
member that the rebels died with the rebel.
lion
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
BlachSmilhing OfaIl Kinds
The undersigned has on hand u large stock o
groceries,
COMlectiOlHr'ies,
Vines, Liquors &c.,

At his establishment one door East Of the En-.
pire House, which he win sell as low as at any
other establishment in town.
His Stock consists in part of COFFEE, SI-
Gar, RICE, TEAS, SOAPS, BARLEY, CAN
DIES, RILSINS, 1OBICCO, CIGARS.
For those who wish something good to eat he
always keeps Tripe, Cheese, Sariines, Picllled
Herring and other things usually kept In an
eating house.
Goa share of public patronage Is respectfully
GIcOR(iI ADLER.
MiIlcrSburg, Aug. TO- 1861
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
Spefial alotites.

WHrsKERS!!!-Those wishing fine set OF
whiskers, nice moustache or u beautiful head
of glossy hair, will please read the card ofTHos.
f. CHAPMAN IN another part of this paper.
4 gentleman cured of Nervous Dehili-
"A ", Premature Decay, and the effects OF
others with the means of cure, Tree OF cI,urge)
This remedy is simple, safe, and certain.
For full particulars, by return mail, please
address
JOHN B. OGDEN,
lom3 60 Nassau St., New York.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
WHISPERS! WHISPERS!

Do you want Whiskcrs or Moustache? Our
Grecian Compaund will force them to grow on
the smoothest fncc chin, or hair on bald
heads, I'm Six Weeks. Price, sI,OO. Sent by
price.
. Address. WARNER & CO., Box lss, Brook
lyn, N. Y. %-3 vi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
fached to this establishment
MIR. Crockett,

The great Lion Tanner, with den
OF SIX enormous Lions, fresh from
the forest, untamcd and unsub-
save by this sbeast-conuuer-
or, whose daring exploit at Ash
leys Aniphitheatcr, London, won
him enduring fame. This glori-
Gus act consisted in going alone
into whole herd of beasts, who
had escaped from their cage and
a poor fellow who fell
IN their way, and bp his mysteri.
Gus power, quelling their rage
and thirst for blood and leading
them back to their dcns, Mr.
Crockett will appear mt each per
torinancc in their enormous cage
feed them with meat from his
naked hand, demonstrate his
control over them by making
them perform number of mani
euvers and novel evolutions.-
During an interval in the Circus
entertainment, Mr.. Crockett will
go through his daring and Won
derful performances within the
immense
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
DEN OF WILD LIONS.

In the ccutcr ofthe arena, exhib-
iting to the audience n degree of
sterling coucagc and iron nerve
never before equalled by mortal
man.
In addition to these most un-
ique and remarkable attractions,
which ofthemselves excel all 9TH
ers now before the public, the
managers take pride and pleas
ure in announcing that the
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne & Chicago r. R.
Trains Saoinu West.

, IN ana nfer Dec. 18th, 1884, Trains will leave
,ri ~. uuiy, sundays accepted, as follows:
'Traih leaving Chicago at $50 p. M leaves de,Iyi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10

MIR. HOWES, with desire To
grntify the universal public, as
well as his Immediate patrons.
announces Il Grand
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
BEDOIN ARABS,

Nine in number, will appear in
their wonderful and charact eris-
tic feats at each exhibition. -
There Is no race of people on the
globe around which centers more
that is interesting to the public
in general, and the historical stu
dent in particular, than the race
to which these 1.-THE and grace
full nomadi belong. In their
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
GRATUIToUS ExIIIBITIoN.

Which the people of Europe flock
ed by thousands, from distances
of ten or twenty miles, to witness
, 1865-07-12

lspseisl Dltpatch to the Chicago Trhan,]
ST. LOUIS, Ja'y II.
Hen. C. c. C:lc, Chit Ju.t:ce Of the Supreme
Cont Of lows, Is stopping at The Indell. Tta
in; ge cooee on business connected Tith the Iowa
so1tiere' Bone.
r D, Coleman, late Provost Mareha', lesres for
Jederecn City in The uornioE to serve IL. State
siTen months N The peniterttary.
The prisoners reccrt1y brought down from
Alton snd ctDnned in Gr3tiot Street Prison, on
eh1r,pg that they were about 10 BE transferred to
Jefferson City and pat tn bsrd work In the Pe2l-
t-ptsEx. made vigorous effort to escspe night
before lset- They had dug through the uorlh
ws1, Sud had nearly effected an entcau.e Into tue
Academy OF the Lhti.tiau Brothers, when soue
Of the teHcbers Of thAt Institution hesfd them At
wczk and gave the alarm. Eoto or ttea escaped,
int n m,ny Of them wonld hase Kot out haa Got
xhfrR Of,
Wall.ce Bntler. returned Confederate. wat ex-
ptl1ed ftani tht Second Presby erin Church, on
Sunday, for 1eUs1n8 to acknowledge thst he hsd
,rc o! bis error. Tbs Natlonal Diocese hsd {, 81.
ID law requiring el! mem bcrt Of the church who
hsd 1eeb fn the rebellion to oaekoowletge ta;s cir,
Int Mr.. Butler Is 0Ee OF The conquered, hut not
entdued KIND, and refused to acknowledge the
torn.
The Military Districts Of ST. Louis, Rolis,
Southwest hId Northwest kissourt. have b, cn
Ccrt0!idated lnto one district, comprising The
entire 6tate. With headquartets at St LoutF, IN
der the commard Of BriE1tler General Tii1llu.
son.
Ne learn ct dittrict headquarters th.t all the
forts 1T Cspe Gtlardeau are fo be asa1duuct, lud
The guns ond nmuun1tton brought to the ATE enal.
as Sa % the fort ns H.
ard the proeahttt1fs ar that all toe lotts iu lis.
.puIi will Gc abandoned coon.
, 1865-07-12
THE Pacific Railroad ImbrA.lio-Af~
euam. mis- OF <ounsel-TF"ubke an3uu=
ihr ErcednaeM IA hust r. nm sSee-
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tn7aaa,l
FC.an,rc-ox Trt

ihr rTce dnaen III hust r. nm. sxee-
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tri9aaa.l
WAsH1sarox, July II.
Nj. E R. Mead, Of The counsel for the Eastern
,nemit;td % to he ssesetsty ot the Tfeasar5, hi.
arcuuent In behnlf Of the c&nma Of that tom.
ptn.. TIE argument which Il . veEJ lenstny
.onl. VIZ an eoncin.ioE i would sea,n rssss 10 tee
NECESSITY OF havirg tbs nn.ter dspo.ed OF 81 the
JUDICIARY as the on:y tribunal Sh'eh IL CON
tf, 70 % .aoa ,os dazeds 81 ss;
/: aas bceR waived. l now OFT, fhst
our epropen!s, who cla!m II. bonds, wtfl
ninesn1s tae se:.et,fy o. re ~. !sea,nf1: We
which eh1ll- -ha preseotcd T. ia hy The Cont sh III
hf. Nhn q entitled IL 1epsest 1t the ccEp.ry. SID
e1n a1e 'a;t s1he2 8; ihe a;h:r con
rovcrsy t. rep Gets the BOMBS IN contEover-y.'
Col. 1t Z. Ass:s'ant comm!ssloner, q E!st Ten
s,de.<hl~ dtfd 'ulty eih thr negroes in that fcc'
tua- The frctdmto ars EEtttty aTad ~ rstusu-
reose who so:e's ssts1f sss5 rs ,h 1asg;e1 H4cq
reg Ipetts arc wtihcTswn. Tue ieGiing anocg
tic teetdents Of tho ptace ts tile IL toe e1
tEsmc, aEd everything IL being done 70 Teenee
teE Iegto TO ccncats u nearly eqaa1 10 1oN OF
~.aver5.
WASHINGTON, July IL Rear Admiral DahtErec,
Ei ole kh1p PaWnee tas b: en- Il ing -esr GteEhpc
nnne1 prescribed 70. hle ofdcis' posita2o. Tne
Pr =taent, sc.ompsu1.d BY the Seeret1ry Of s ate,
Secretary Of the Navy, Secretary or War, seeteta-
8 G1er,', T. Ind Ion. Pfes:an K,rr. II. dooiin;.
Marshal Of the District Of columnfs, Admlt,t
Sntih, Captain D'ayt1n, Tayms:tet Bsidkes. Gen
1cf * ss ssfsi es ens % & ss a..
CoInrel Fol1ey, aud a humber Of other Eea..
.i;tmtn, together with ahe ladies of
.hs eS5 .9 1oSk u,oD ss reseSins aas
Prrsldcni't M sine v,s fsca, ths Marine Bind
, 1865-07-12

sE T1c Hon. Henry C. Burnett, wao w4s
1. 4 time Colonel n the Confederate army,
Aud a1terward member OF the Confrdera e
Congn g., went recently to Washington, took
the oath Of anoesty, and, on his au'val here
son: BE Lad hia TRIAL yesterday before Judge
ballAfa'e court Mr. Goodlne made brief,
tut ytry clear and able defence of htfs, and
1be 'udHe promptly admitted him to ball n
1he sun Q: $1,000 We p:esaine tnat be will
Ie 10 further annoyed uuless facts nov un-
;,ental gentleman, and he returns nnonr ns
uot onis willing but anxious 10 perform all
the duties Of good and patriotic clti.en. &c
fully recogntxcs the great t-ush, as he xaVs
the whole people Of the sauth do, that eia-
yery is ddiunct affair, and he goes heartily
sIue Journal, sN.
, 1865-07-12

An CHRONOLOGICAL IxcENp1ARY.-on
Tut 6dry n!gtt q fire wss caused In u house bF
tue cndt avoFb Of the occupants to rid 1t Of
1eas. Ile occurrence was nat far tom
Ninth and Waanu. streets. The occupants
o{ the house kep: numerous pets, and the
Pets bred the yermin: They fairly ewarmed
]y Of cuts made their dorml,o,v. The LADY,
ot the house underto3 u to tnn.i!.ate th. cel-
lar With birthstone. Tbs process was hicblv
succcsdul. The feRs were des'ruyed, hul The
contents Of the cellar We're G.sioyed with
them. 4 blaze burst forth and dense col-
umr Of smoke arose. to the horro- OF the In
1rrested parties, who strove to b1ttle with
The flame, themselves also nearly stitled
Scarcely ten seconds had elapsed betore the
Good 1n1eut Hose Company ~ete upon Tue
ground, ard were squirting huge stream Of
watDr through the cellar window. e1ttuEuish'
jEg the Philadelphia NORTH american.