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From the Galveston Gazette, Oct Is
The Committee Federal Relations of the Texas
Eous o. Representative, 10 which referred the
lsitsr Of frgadier General kddco Of August :, 1896,
stating thai som. hall dozen negroes killed daily
by the people Of 1exas, made elaborate report,
viewing the state Of Affairs Texas and charging most
Of the disorders which have occurred IN tho State 10 the
lar discipline az portion of the troops. They say that
whore the officers commanding posts have been animated
~ KINDLY sentiments and maintained discipline scarcely
q disturbance has occurred
They cite n number Of outrpges perpetrated by sol
ders Among them the murder OF Mr. Benjamin y. Hin,
Al Victoria, BY negro soldiers " German citizen In
Victoria citizens BOIL county, and other outrages
against persons and property, for the commission Of
which the perpetrators NOT punished
In districts and neighborhoods where there have been
no soldiers stationed the negroes, m general rule have
lived tremendously and contentedly being fully pro-
tec,ed both by law and pubr sentiment In the pre-
ssnce % gsrrsons they more frequently turbulent
and vicious.
In closing. your Committee states, a. the result Of
much INQUIRY, that the freedmen are not, az Is alleged In
tbs letter before them suhject 10 lawess violence and
that murder and outrages not largely the Increase
Your Committee feel confident that General Kiddoo's
fears that the negroes will be desuded out of their just
dues groundless The negroes amply protected
by the laws Of the land and by the public sentiment
friendly u them and they paid tho wages due for
their labor almost universally. With Pr9mc;nsss and
honsssy.
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order s.sounSsue list by dirssten q ~ Prsadsss
the United States 0eneEai Orders No. 9. frcm hsaA
1888 Il revoked General Order No. was issued q
Major General Augur, and Ia as follows
To allay uneasness prevent ntuon concerning uuq
q the United States during tho rsbsiion
directed that person within the n1ts OF this depart
en who has duly acquired title 70 property BY sach ala
shall not be disturbed In the possession or control Of
action OF the federal courts In relation 10 such property
alone be regarded. Commanding officers and me rrove
Judge ut Alexandria will 70 these mS
diaely any attempted violation Of this order.
MISCELLANEOUS
Two companies OF nfty men EACH Of recruits fro0
Bedloes Island eft yesterday under eutenants Vance
and Morris OF the Nineteenth United States Infantry
for the headquarters OF the Nineteenth regiment In Ar
kansas
The dsposable recruits on Governors and Bedioes L.
lands will be formed into companies Of fifty men eacht
for assignment to regiments serving In the deparnena
of the Pacific.
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ARMY BULLETIN.

rpx yrswiSAnos o. CAVALRY oyrIcsrs
The board OF officers for the examination Of officers
appointed in the United States cavalry convened and
commenced It's duties the oath instant The board
composed OF the following officers -Breve Major General
David Hunter President; Brevet Briesder General VIM
H. Emory, commanding garrison Of Washington Brevet
Lieutenant Colonel W. Owens, Captain Fifth United
States cavalry, Recorder.
REMOVAL nADQrARrrss DEPARTMENT or
Major General W. s. Hancock, commanding shs De.
partment Of Missouri has announced that on the let Of
November the headquarters Of the department w be
removed from ~. Louis 70 For Lsavenworth, Kansas
REVOCATION 90 oss on CENTRAL AUGuPs ovpNs.
Msjor General v X =. Candy, commanding the De.
psrmen, " wphAcgA "a wsiasstrr ISs esgsd az
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FROM POUGHKEEPSIE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
COnvention-Row mt n Demo
CRITIC Mecting-An English Steamer ON the
Hudson, &c,


Temperance Convention-Row mt a Demo-
CRITIC Mecting-An English Steamer ON the
PoUGnxErs1E. Oct 81 1866.
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. .Ee
The Conference Temperance Convention for the State
Of New York will in this city Tuesday, oc
tober 80, continuing It's session two days. The pro-
grsmme & laid downs IS folIcws:-On Tuesday, reports
and discussions In the evening" public addresses On
Wednesday, business meetings and DISCUSSIONS In the
evening" addresses By distinguished speakers. n
pExocRAr1c MEETING.
large audenc, assembled at Pine Hall, in this city,
last evening, IL being the occasion OF mass
meeting of the dem cracv. The speakers were
Casper G. Collier, democratic candidate for Con-
gross in this district }. C. Fields, Gilbert Dean
and H. A. Wilson, During Mr. Fields remarks
that gentleman called any person in the audience to
PROFOUND questions 70 him, wherenpon young man
tiona amendment was a legitimate or legtmate inca.
sure. Tho temporary interruption was signal for
general yell Of "Put him out Put him out !" and
hsses Mr.. Fields, after the confusion had somewhat
subsidized, stated amid cat calls, yelIs &C., that every
Wien Mr. Gilbert Dean arose no spoke at length on
general topics favorng the ousng or Macmillan; and,
In the course OF his remarks stated that when the
States become reconstructed they would go 10
Canada and assist the Fcnan prisoners there AS tho
Judge concluded this portion OF his remarks an Irish
man. named Timothy Capper, the leader Of tho Masons
Union In this city, and directing his attention i'm
mediatcly 20 Mr.. Dean said, .swc don't want any OF
your assistance let the Irish people alone We do
forget to this day the OF Sweeney by Andrew
johnson and Seward" Mr. Capper's remarks provoked
mingled yell Of Kisses and applause during which cres
OF s put him out put him OUT" could be heard. Tho
Interruptions soon after ceased and the meeting again
proceeded quietly.
STEAMER THH HUDSON
There has recently been added the towing feet on
the Hudson English sdewheel steamer-a
blockade runnerwbich caught during the war; and
recently sold by the government TO ice company.
This rakish looking vessel Is called the Diamond,
and Is painted black Her hull Is iron, arrow shape
with raking pipes, horizontal engine, which turns a
patent feathered waterwheel. Being unlike any
vessel OF the kind the river she naturally attracts
attention.
AQUATIC
As was predicted Immediately after the Poughkeepsie
regatta OF last week, the part that Stevens OF Pough-
keepse, and Gilbert Ward Of Newburg, took in that
affair has resulted in match between those knights
Of the SOULS The contest 10 take place opposite this
city on Tuesday, November H. distance OF i've miles,
Tor a purse Of $500
NEGOTIATIONS are also pending between John McKiel
and Jimmy Hamnil, of Pittsbury for Ave mile race
Tor a purse OF 81 600 Tho greatest efforts being
made TO get tho affair % this season.
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Mhnt. WIN PnY Itesfy

al This is a natural question for y farmer to
ask, but an answer is not always readily
given A,map with two or three years ex-
perience on farm can determlne pretty
nearly what crop is best suited to each sec
ton, Of il so far as quantity or yfctd is'eon.
cerned but Il is not so easy TO decide what
bparticular product will pay best IN any
partienlar year, Sometimes tho potato
crop is short, aud tho price OF that'produc,
reaches very high figure. The'next sea
son each farmer doubles his, quantity o
potato ground, aud the result is redund
ant market and low prices. Then, follows
diminished production again, and SO on
year In aud year OUT This ia one OF th'
annoyanOes of trade, aud pertains TO al
ccallings to certain extent, That tarme
will probably succeed best who ptrsness
generally uniform system-diversiiy'ng n"
\ crops regularly, SO that he may have some
thing to sell Of each olsssof prodnelsi wea
sver theruling price Of them in the niarke
nay De. hsi W.. 81 o,ttarta5Her -a
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nETTrION no SELL EAND.
AJSSawGaaycr, Adm,r, Z 4 /, ,g-.S,. ~.

Margaret Roberts ct al. Wood County, Ohio
Mary A. Leathers Edith o. Leathers, Margaret
Roberts and Amos Roberts, whose places of resi-
deuce are in the State of Michigan, are hereby no.
tiAed that on the 25th day Of June, 1896, the said
John Weaver, Administrator of the estate of Harri-
son l.eathers, late of Wood County, Ohio, now de-
ceased, flled bis petition in the Probate Court of
said county, setting forth that tho amount Of per
sona properly belonging to said estate is SIS the
total debts, including widows allowance, 1906 81,
besides the personal property taken by the widow
atits appraised value. That the costs Of admin
istration Is estimated at 5000. That said Harrison
Leathers died seized 10 fec simple Of the north end
Of the east u Of the southeast u Of section SO,
town 3, range 10 east-27 acres OF land more or
less. That said Mary A. aud Edith .. Lcathers,
together with the other defendants named in said
petition, are the widow aud heirs,a at-law Of said
Harrison Leathers aud praying that said real es-
tate be advertised aud sold according to law, aud
the proceeds applied to the payment Of the debts
q. said esSets end sasss e.panisltF aPsv6H win
stand for hearing on SATURDAY, the 4th day oi
| August, 1865. JOHN WbANbh.
| DopoR h TYLER, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Perrysbprg, June Is, 1865. 9dSS 20
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our Swap aook.
"Lb enoosE rd nH AfnAnY.r y

"i,D enoOsE To BB ACDABY."
trbe following parody BY Fam. Bcostrr, ol
the ibeapiifpl ballad, . I'd Choose 10 be Daisy
Is published in sheet music BY ono Of the mos
popular music houses lu New York.
=. IA fhoosd 70 bo q baby mr. tCl
.ttf ANdIataiAg Huh flower, ~ t-f
without q care or sorrow,
N AZ . VAS Al CiifdlOod'E hour y
u When ladies' (ieaven bless them)
They'd Kiss M, and they'd vow
That they todid )afnost eat hcA-
Why don't they do u nowf
VA whcr, S,,dt " bo .ISa6yA 3l0f
!. They'd, 70 my cradle crecp,,
T. They'd kiss Ard hug and euddlo me,
Till fall OH 10 sleep.
Yes they'd kiss and squeeze me too,
Till Tfelt any how
Theyd ovcu wash and dress mo
Why don't they do II nowf
re fSr plSsscdl tiiey iAcis q. .bario.aa, q
They would take me on their lap,
II And would stuff my little stoInaeh full
s',t Of lollipops ind pap.
.ul They would chew mo tops md buttons,
And II | made row,
rai They'd press mo 10 their bosoms-
ltit'why dont they do u now ? leH
Boa When the ladies used 10 love me,
rfrlf Hnoy would make mo such nice clothes, d
r, They would make me nice Morocco Ehoes,
zoe And wipo my little nosc. y l'A
And whom tina shAdes Of evening came,
And sleep came DER my brow,
They said It's time 10 go 10 bed
But they never say II now.
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PhotNKrnphs.

The following concerning Dress and Col
or, viii be valuable to those wishing to dress
for photographs;
lst, Dark Brown, Dark Greet, Maroon
and Plain Black goods, without gloss. Will
take rich Black color.
2l. Silks Of the same color will take
considerably lighter. o,l,
Sd. SnuH Brown, Dark Leather, Dark
prab, Scarlet, Cherry, Dark Orange, Crimson,
and Slate will take u rich Drab color.
4,h. Violet. Blue. Purple, Pink aud Ma
genta will take very light, aud should be
avoided in dressing for photographs
9th. The hair should mover DO very We
or glossy.
6,h Children should be taken in the morn
ing when tho light is good and they are no
\ tired aud sleepy lb m
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ES- Inquire for the Duplex EHiptic
NEW N ! N, { G0(01DSI Il d01DSI NEW GOODS!
AT THE CASH STORE OF
WILLIAM G. II. H. HOUSTON

DRY GOODS-A General Assert
ment. no
BOOTS AND SHOES-Of our own
manufacture, and worranted likewise to measure.
READY MADE CLOTHlNG-Als
warranted to measure.
GROCERIES-A Full Assortment.
Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Spices, Cider Vinegar, Good
Pork, Fish, Flour, &c., constantly on hand, OF the
best brands. on
Soaps, Candles, Sperm and Tallow, Coal Oil
&c., Of the best kinds.
HARDWARE OF every Variety
Axes, Shovels, Spades, Forks, Grain Scoops, Ap
-Parers. Shovels and Tongs, Tacks, Mails, Sho'
| Findings Butts and Screws, Door-Locks and Doo
Trimmings, Horse Cards, Brushes and Combs;
! Powder, Shot, Lead, Caps, &c, for Sportsmen; /;
Nails, Glassware, Sc, &c, &c.
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE--A
full assortment The place to bGy pshss 3 s,Si.S OF a.
xmas, IuT NcCltlg must VIA 'N.''s "A ~
Ware. Glassware of every variety.
1-Ey- Those CASH persons who want the worth
their cash. will do well to look at our Goods 6eior
purchasing elsewhere. Our motto is " ne Sn9o
Cash Trade" WM' " H. H. MUS 'N'
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PInching Wines.

As soon as tho young shoot showing
the fruit has grown long enough to diseov'
OF a leaf or two beyond the bunch, pinch
out the point Immediately; this will throw
tho sap direct into tho bunch and. remai n
ing leaves. We saw that man at the
pump one day breaking OF the ends OF
those young shoots alter they had grown
some eighteen inches past the buneh-snap
ped off so very eaisy At good joint, he
Thought this was very much like ehopping
of a mans arms and letting him bleed tc
death. Poor vines, We wish they ha'
tongues.-For Meddop.
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Henry Landy, Administrator |
dc bonis non OF the estate OF
Joseph Russell, deceased,
In Probate Court
Petition
10 sell Land.
Jama. Rnssell "a an.

James hnSseu ct al
To Susan Wright, whose place OF residence is
unknown 20 plaintiff ,
You are hereby informed thai on the 2Sth day
Of April, 1866, said Administrator dc oonis aon
Rled his petition in the Probate Court Of Wood
County, Ohio the object aud prayer of which is to
obtain an order Tor the sale Of the following real
estate in Wood County, Ohio, Of which the said
JoSeph Russell died seized, OF so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the debts OF said deee-
! dent, to-wit;
/ The homestead and farm upon which tho said
JNseph Russell resided at the time of his deeease
! being the undivided two-thirds OF the northeast
quarter Of section No, thirty three (SSl, Of town
ship No. Eve 81 north range No, eleven (ll ess'
Also, the west two,thirds ~ OF the east halt o
the southeast quarter, less the northwest corner
OF section No. twsnty-eiEht (2sl, VI the township
aud range aforesaid, in Wood County, Ohio,
Said cause will be for hearing on MONbA \
the 10th day Of july, AID. 1896, At 10 o'eleek A.
HENRY I.UNnI, Administrator de bon's non
of the estate uf Joseph Russell, deceased
SLEVIs & PARsoSs, Attorneys.
Perysburg, June Is, 1866. 'sslo %
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..Rest ti--,,,lIl YnrIeiies ofFewIs.

The Scottish Ftrmer gives the following
btimates as to tho value Of several varieties
Jffowls; .fef eial .v
y For chickens for tie table---nothing like
The Dorkins
: For the size of egg --nothing equal to
the Spanish, but they do not lay very reg
uiarly. :,
For the number OF eggS--potlIng like
Hamburgs, but the size OF the egg is small
compared with the Spanish. lhe Han.
burgs lay about seven months in year, aud
never set, t'N"-
For eggs during ple,YprE hard frost and
snow--ihege 10 nothing like Rrahmas
Hard weather does nct sseem 20 atfect them
aud they always LOOK wella ssaucy like,
Let the cold be- ever SO severe.
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farm and aIuuaetpIG,
gs.eEqI..f,aiI,s,Et4;,lsEs,,slsk,.,Q.,,

A. Babcock, ~ BSnton nstbor, Mich,
writing to tho Country, ,GsstlcmGsssaysF
The merits Of this raspberry are not "
.,;..,sd hv sl,n ruralpol.ah,tion,of this eop,y
w Il slSAd kkd'a 6aoShlho eSrdea q
eyerv family having control Of single acre
of coodFiSnd. ath vetyubeFdyf Rsteses
certain 10 produce crop as tho potato.
lts culture Is <eiuFies know n no berry
that is ednals ID tho improved Black Crab
Raspberry for canning, for dyiWr for jam,
or kSt Nine ~ hhlf3AJiEJ ,GFJt -
It is the opinion Of several fruit growers
hero that thfs botry' can lie grown abon'
ue cheaply as wheat, bushel for bnshet
not Including the pickings No 0nit rctHqs
its flavor, or keeps better when canned,
thnn this raspberry. ltis easily and rap
is,s Ss'IsSSA SrSh te5XsasS.S Fessst
.pouuds of the fresh berries will mako about
one pound of dried fruit. The time IL mol
far distant, in my opinion, when twenty
bushels Of this berry will be grown Tor
every single husbol now produced, There
is no teason why any family having any
land may not have liberal, nnderstaDd me,
a liberal supply Of this wholesome and
delicious berry, not only during IT'S season
OF fib0ning, but during the entire winter
and spring not once 4 month or week, bu'
every day should goodly quantity OF this
or some other good fruit bc seen upon our
tables. You can hayeia, good supply Of
this raspberry when the peach, poar. cher
nv. blaokberryyand eYeWth4 apple al You
therefore rurge You plant for your use, from
20O'to 500 plants, ace riding to the sizo ol
your family. You will never regret It, as
sure you, Moro ber les aud lossJporS ,t,
~ AZ pork goes out Of fashion the demand
for canned and dried berries will increase
Of courscs What nice atbiug to have O
few Jars Of raspberry jam or jelly, AND sov
ssral hnlsdrsd eans Of the same berry, slowed
away in one's cellar. FOR liberal every day
if,e. Cheaper tliai pork, far more whole
SHINE, aid then how pleased arc the Children
Good butter is now selling here at lifty
cents per pound, aud scarce at that,
would recommend raspberry Jelly as a sub
s,ituto for spreading on our bread An
excellent Jelly Il ID, sugar to 10. juice
would coat only about 10 or 20 cen!s per 10
growing tho berries yourself, having only
the sngar to buy. More berries ani loss
porkgo Z eva ron batuhT.
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Apowx EAsr Yankee, seeing an alligator
for the first time on the Mississippi River,
with hls mouth open. exclaimed; Well, he
amt what you may call hansum or'tter
Bu: he's got good deal Of opennesS when
he smiles
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ABour FI1Es.---The following simple rem
edy to get rid of these summer pests, We
fnd il aD exehmgss Take haf S,spoon'
fnl Of black pepper in powder, one tea
spoonfn OF cream, mix them well together
and place them in the room on. plate
whefeaahe ilies Afsi iSohblesolne, and they
will soon disapptarss tet usH
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


ON SATURDAY, The 2sih day Of July, 1883, At
" II O'Clock, A. ~, at the door Of tho Court
house. IN rsrrysburg, Ohio, will be sold 10 the
highest. bidder, tho FOLLOWING real estate, as the
property of MARY Coddington, decensod, toiwiti
Lot No s, % designated by the plat Of partition
IN the CierkI Office Of the Court of Common Pleas
in the case Of Bugh vs.. Bugh, heirs and others
containing 20 acres ~ land, and the undivided u
part N the dover interest and estate Of Jane y.
hugh, subject 10 her life estate therein, all OF said
real estate being situate 10 section 29 township O.
north Of range 10 east, in Wood County, Ohio.
Torrus made known on day of sale.
!. II. FARLEY, Guardian.
J. r. g. 8. u. PRfcE, Attorneys.
RerrysburR, July 8, 1865. A s 10ds4 rs z
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A DMIN1STRATRIX' NOTICE. ~ Notice 4,
IN hereby given that have been appointed and
qualified as Administrative on the estate Of Gaiu
sha Lyons, late of Wood County, Ohio, deceased
All perscns interested will govern themselves ac
cordingly. Mus. E. LYONS, Administrative.
Perryebura June 90 1906 lOd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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West. 1t is in the care OF an operator Of long ex-
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The Tuition Fee is only about ONE-HALF that
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D0AD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IL the viewers aud surveyor on tho proposed
county road, commencing at the southeast corner
of section eight 81. town seven az, north Of range
twelve tl2l east, aud running from thence west on
the section line between sections ane IL and
and lS, of same town and range, and continuing
west to the center of section &c. town ;, north Of
U. s. R--will meet at the house Of Charles Coy,
on THURSDAY, the Goth day of July, 1856.
luna u. 1874 edk
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nITCH NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given to
IL all those concerned, that there has been pc.
titon filed with the Clerk Of jackson Township,
asking the Trustees Of said township to locate aud
establish ditch, drain or water course, commence
ing ut the center Of section "a thence east
or near the quarter line Of sections 27 and 26
until Il intersects the creek known as Sixteen
Creek, and there terminate.
Said petition will be for hearing on SATURDAY,
July 2S, 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the house OF
John Ferguson, in said township.
- - MANY PETITIONERS.
Jackson Tp., June 20, 1865. DC"