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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-06
[From the Hartford CourAnt. June 2s.1
AN EXTRAORDINARY STORY,

A MECHANICS WIFE RECEIVES LEGACY
OF $4,000, ,000-THE RICHEST WOMAN
IN AMERICA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-06

II W. CLARK q co.,
BAN KERS,
No. 80 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
We oTFHR EoR sLLK
Morris aud Essex Railroad per cent Bouda
Central Pacific r. r. Is interest payable In Gold In Nav
York. 50 Wv
Railroad Company. Nv '-e
As-rhese Bonds all for sale very low.
stocks bought and fols on Commissiou H. 4 saau,i.'
lies OF all kinds bought and sold ,nehis-sn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-06

patterns, will be sold as low as the lowest
at Lizzie S. Lounsbury's, 313 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del. Pleasure taken in show
ing goods for. examination.
eE- FIVE TwENTIEs, FIVE TwENrtEs.
FIvE-TwENTIRs.-U. U. S. 5-20's, 1926, 1854 S
and 1865, bought and sold by
X. X. ROBINSON IL Co., Bankers,
Corner of Fourth and Market Sis.
nay Just received another new lot of fine
Silk, Linen, Palm, and other Fans which l
will sell as cheap if not cheaper than they
can be purchased elsewhere
JOHN d. FRoCK,
705 Market Street,
Next to st. Pauls NJ. E. Church.
CS-THE FLOWERS OF CuBA.-Cuba pro.
duces, in wild state, thousand odorous
and rare flowers, delightful to the senses,
but Bryan's Pulmonic Waters impart to
your voice, lungs and throat, sweetness
and perfection that the flowers of Cuba can
not surpass. Sold by all druggists.
GYAll Silk and other BeItlngs at very low
prices. JOHN E. FRocK,
705 Market Street
Sd door above Seventh ST.
16SnIf you want cheap SUIT of clothes
go to Cheap Johns, 506 Market Street, (only
sixteen dollars, all wool;) also the place for
cheap dry goods.
GB Fine French Woven Corsets, Hand
kerchiefs, Machine Silks, and Cottons.
JOHN E. FRooK,
705 Market Street.
( BH- Zephyr, all colors,. at 90 cents an
ounce, also Hosisry, Kid, Silk, Berlin, LisIe
Thread and other Gloves, for ladies, gents,
and children. JoHN Z. FRocK.
705 Market Street. =
a&- Every gentlemen should send hls
shirts, collars, &c, to the Patent Laundry
to be done up like new at few hours notice.
Office No. 617 Market St., opposite the City
Hall. JOIN G, Cole, Agent,
Shirt and Collar Maker.
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by force toright did not say. GO and drag them
out OF jail but said, 'Lees 0OH Nobody
appeared disposed TO help, and didn't propose to
do II alone. They have euohred us nicely and l'll
be ID Il they don't deserve q great deal Of
just think of forty thousand being beaten in this
fashion by lour thousandl I'll be id IT they
don't deserve credit for itp
bystauder at this point suggested that the radi-
Gals would hold their Rround-that "the gamo was
all up" as he expressed 1t.
"Yes," was the response; at is all up, unless a
mob lie raised, or the United States interfere. But
they won't interfere. Candy is an old fool, and
Grant is a id radical; he is working into the
hands of the radicals, JUST as they want him to-"
The detected policy" man then branched Oh into
a fearful TRADE against radicals IN general and
Yankees and ''niggers" in particular, winding IN
with the assertion that he had seen all he wanted
to of the whole Id crowd, and never wanted TO
see another as long as he lived.
During the early part of the evening slight driz-
zling rain had been falling, which tended in no
small measure to dampen the "pohoy' spirits. BY
nine O'Clock the drizzle had become something more
and as consequence the streets were well.n0h de-
serted. So Sheriff Thompson and the Young and
Valiant Commissioners of Police were Obliged TO
slumper for the night In the common JAIL and the
rest OF Baltimore betook itself TO rest much In the
usual manner, though with anything but the usual
composure of mind.
--.. The City To-day
was remarkably quiet. There we're no tokens what
ever of an approaching outbreak. SO orderly were
appearances at least that the old Commissioners
attended church in the morning their usual places
Of worship. Still, there quite large crowd COL
ected at every prominent political point in the CITY,
engaged in peaceful discussion of the situation.
Governor Swami went on pilgrimage to WASH
ington this morning, and has not yet returned.
9th Of ha xut1I mad In,
President TO take the responsibility of resorting to
force, the events of another day can alone decide
In the meantime Baltimore is q little nervous
OMIKRoN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
h1g@ THE HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OF THE

OIL oE TdlI IIADEIPHIA.
ORGANIZED in.lS35. INCORPORATED June I, 1874
ofice, No. 5O7 NORTH street. Open from pril lst
to October I st st, from rom to II A Open fiOm October
GE yKGE II, STUART, President.
RUDOLPH X. HOEFLICH Secretnrv
THOMAS #. MASON Treasurer,
No. 42S MARKET street
- go MANAGERS FOR 1866.
Matthew Newkirk thomas Pedrick
Wilson DuntOn, Henry NJ KINNEY,
James App letOn Samuel Mullen
Charles bantee Francis Bacon
James b. Rodgers, Hiram Miller
Samuel Work, r. 7. King,
Isaac X, smith, James W Carson
GeOi &c Nugent, Robert CiIigg
1homas Potter John w Weist
7; Esmonde Harper, Charles L. Drum.
general General Agent, e rt EMANUEL & ToLAND.
Missionaries. ........" kkSRHSP KHssIhND' KHssIh
The Institution desis ned for the moral Improve
ment and temporal rel of the poor philadelphia
mode operation ali the essential features of Bible
Tract, Missionary temperance, and Industrial Asso-
Its management placed in the hands of persons be-
longing 10 dinerent reilgious denominations, it is
rule is visit and examine into every case re-
ported sent, or coming tor aid. And furnishes It's
aims that they be sent 10 the office of the So
ciety TOR INVESTIGATION and the needed assistance
During eighteen hundred aud sixty ive which com
pleed It's thrtIeth yeaI-
l249 families were relieved
Al applicants proved TO be unworthy of assistance
u COud NOT DO found.
2l0 adults were furnished with employment, and for
IL CHILDREN good and comfortable homes were
Besides which many religious and temperance meet
ings were held and many Bibles and tracts were dis
The Managers earnestly appeal for aid 10 carry en- this
EMANUEL H. ToLAND has been elected General
Agent in place of John p Arrison deceased and
the friends the Society for subscriptions I'll thstu6t
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n lt5- OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL
~ AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.

~ AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20, 1866.
The Stockholders of this Company hereby notified
that the Board OF Managers have determined to allow
to all persons who shall appear as StockhQdes on the
Books of the Company on the 8th OF september next,
after the closing transfers. at r. M of thai day the
privilege OF subscribing Tor STOCK at par, TO the
extent OF share OF new stock every i've shares
then standing in their names Each shareholder entitled
to fractional part OF share shall have the privilege of
subscribing Tor 1ul share
The subscription books will open on MONDAY, Sep
tember 10. and close SATURDAY, December |, 1866
at p Nj.
Payment will be considered due June l. 1857, but an
msament OF 20 per cent ten dollars per SHARE must
be paid at The time subscribing The balance be
PAID rom time to time at the option OF the subscribers
eloIe the lst OF November, 1867 On al payments,
including the Aforesaid nstament, made before the LIST
June 1861 discount will be allowed rate OF
per cent per annum anO on payments made between
nat date and the Isl OF November 1861 interest will be
charged at The same rate.
Aislock not paid up full by the LIST OF November,
1857. will be forfeited TO The use OF the Company. Ger
tincates the stock will not be issued until
June 1867 and said stock paid up in ul, will be
lit ed to the November dividend OF 1861 out TO earlier
dividend SOLOMON bHEPHERD,
= 80 Treasurer.
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ThanI<sgiyin..


Worman, ON Jefferson, opposite the Post
office, has all his arrangements perfected
for a most bountiful supply OF alt the cs-
sentials legitmately entering into a
"IhaaksJriag" entertainment, whether 'al
home" or abroad. We have seen his bill OF
fare. Professor Blot is giving scientific
lessons, now, to Cincinnati ladies' on CooI-
e,y; but lac has no such subjects as Worman
will have to-morrow
Turkeys, Of all woights,-other .to,,Js. OF
the air and the sea,--boW-yald pheasant,
and quail, and other birds ofw6pd and
ield,,-the g5oSf that cacllrd, when Rome
was hstotically Saved,-the dpph which
mother Ere, on Il memorable occasion was
induced to eat to the great dsloyalty
of well-regulated social society, we
might just as well cut the matter short and
say, that for TdBkSgieAg Dan Worman,
appreciating the general desire, is .doed for
all whose pious predictions may suggest
that the Proclamation of the Executive
should, as in duty bound, be observed. and
that gratefulness, not mnfrequently, comes
from well filed stomach. Worman l.
ready with the BIZ Of Fdye
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aelunstaru and elummtrtiaI.
UlncInnati NTnrkets.
CINCINNATL November y

g.. H CINGINsATL November 2G
No new phasei Is vet presented IN the
market for the present week. Dullness
pervades nearly every department, and in
some eases u further decline i'm prices of
produce Is noted. Hogs are on 20ca green
meats l4c, candles lower by 2c. and lard
oils DC. for the best grades, Sugar Is shade
lower AMI Is heavy Cotton Is firfnrr qnd
inclines 10 an advance. .a..I
FLoUR--Market to-day nonihally- nm
changed Prices are firm, but concession,
are rioSe numerous, in exceptional cases.
Holding rates are for superfne, SlOmlO 2j,
Sales are raBledat 50 as; extra. $12@l2 10 |;
family Si3 50@l4; aud iAncies, Si400l4 80.
WPG market Is rather more active,
and s1i )ments improved, but prices are not
yet fuil established. A nominal firmness
exists. but transactions indicate restless
ness of some parties, ON account of the pro-
tractcd dullness. No. , spring, 81 10; No.
do 81 25 Sales 100 bush. choice White
at 50 %; l,750 bush. No. spring at 81 10.
CoRN-Remains quiet at SSc. for old, ami
04CnS5c for new shelled. New ear dull
at 4Sc.
RYE--Is without particular demand, and
held at 81 10 for No. |. Sales of | 400 BUSH
at 81 Is. -
BARLEY-Firmer, at 81 2j for No. /, and
81 15 for No. >.
OArs--Fairly active, St IS@00e. for No. |.
sales 600 bush. No. /, sacks returned, at 4Sc.
NhisKf-Alore quiet, nc 3lc. for bonded.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Maximilian's Departure for Ha-
Nana.
INV YonK, November POI.

.r.. NEW YORK, November 20.
81 New Orleans special says Maximillan
ha taken the decisive step of abdication.
Ihn rupture between himself and the
French Government being complete he
has left Mexico in the hands of Bazaine
aud Castelhcali, the latter of whom Il nm
derstood to have full authority from Napo-
leon to supercedc the Marshal himself, If
necessary.
The late Emperor left Vera Cruz on
Thursday, aud mty be expected at Havana,
on his way to Europe, on Monday or Tues
day next.
A City of Mexico correspondent gives an
account of the capture Of Oaiaca by the
Liberals under General Diaz. The garri-
son of the city consisted of but about l,G00
men, who bravely defended 10 against three
times their number. An attempt was made
to reinforce the garrison by GOO Belgians
and 400 native troops, but Diaz intercepted
the relief party and captured il.
The number of prisoners Is between 1000
and 1900, and the convention is signed on
the part OF the lmperialists, among others,
by Baron Enrique Egero and Count AL
bcrto de karmen.
A largo supply of military stores arms
ammunition, and several batteries of artil-
lcry, were among the prizes captured. The
Allstrians fought well, but finally surren-
derrl to superior numbers. This victory
insures the peace of the whole country
south of Pucbln.
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LoNDoN, November 2o-Noon.
Washington Matters.

WASHINGTON, November ~.
A statement has been published that the
President has given to Mrs. Thompson per-
mission tor her husband, Jacob Thompson,
to return home. This is untrue; he posi-
lively refused to give any such permission.
hut said that Thompson must take the
same consequences of returning as other
prominent rebels still abroad.
Governor Sharkey, of Mississtupi, and
General Dick Taylor, who have been here
argihg universal amnesty on the President,
have left town fully satisfied that the Pres
ident cohtemplates issuing no proclama-
tiontO that effect at present.
Nothing definite has been received from
the British Government in relation To the
claims for indemnity growing out of the
.depredations committed on American COM
merce by the Alabama and other rebel
priNateerS.
The correspondence is still In progress
between the two Governments.
The Spooner pressure for Commissioner
of Internal Revenue still continues and his
friends Tonight are Offering large bets that
he win g appointed by Saturday.
Mnisl II Romero of the Mexican legation,
is fully confident that there will be no lrl-
necessary delay in the withdrawal of the
French roops from Mexico. lie does not
place niIoh faith in Napoleon's request for
more time, and declares that Juarez will be
establish Il in the city of Mexico by the
lirst or iuiddle of January,
:. ]. a ldrews, Esq, of Cleveland, will no
douht. ksaseipe-the appeiiitalentS limited
States iirict Judge for the Northern Dis
trict OF ohio.
The oppression prevails that the next
session Congress will be characterized by
moderal, n, and especially so should the
ireSidcnr : message prove to be concila-
tory in le. Ii is generally conceded that
imparti suffrage will be the basis of
cumprO ..Se between the Executive and
legislal e branches of the Government,
hut uel theless the extreme Radicals are
oppose entertaining terms other than
the ado 'on of the amendments to the Con-
titutio ,roposed by Congress.
II is ed that two suits have been COM
menceu the Supreme Court against Gen
eral Bni e., in which John II. Lester, of
New Ao, charges him with false imprison-
mcnt, ages being laid at 100000; and
iraudul conversion of property, damages
S5O,OOO Lester received n pass from Sec
rotary nton to bring his family from
the Sou 10 the North, during the late war,
but But lisrcgarled the permit and i'm
pri-unc, ,im.
bill Us been prepared by leading
tongrc IAN, providing that an officer ON
trial IN b impeachment shall be suspend
pd tron Nercising the functions of his Of
.lre du trial and, whether anything Is
dOne t. I'd impeaching the President or
not. IL robable that action will ba had
upon d dill, with view TO settle dis
pnted Il of law.
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a Scene on the STAGE.

As the lady mentioned in the following
article, which we copy from the Columbu,
Statesman was recently in this city, the
little episode it contains may I've interest
ing to our readers:
ON last Friday three solicitors for whole
sale houses In the East, came to this CITY and
put up at the American Hotel Two of
them, Benjamin Bruce, IT,, and Charles /.
Stewart, represented respectable houses in
New York City, and BENJAMIN II. Peck
was irom Springfield, Mass. They were
put IN q room adjoining the one oceupied
by Miss Lucille Western, the popular act
fesS, now playing an engagement ut the
opera House. After Miss Western had
fetlred to her room, aud in diShabHie was
hheeling with her child At her bedside i'm
tiie act of prayer, with her head elevated
She observed tlcc peering over the tran
som oil tue door Leading from the room into
that occupied by the three men. She i'm
mediai " sprang behind the clothes press
10 shlt t.I her person irom their observation
bht could not leave her position 10 reach
The bell without exposing her person, I'm
Tins situation she was compelled 10 remain
Tor nearly an hour until her husband came
ana relieved her. A policeman was imna-
dlately called, who succeeded i'm arrestinc
one OF the parties, b, &. Peck, but the
A''''tltu lutlI uoOIs where they re-
manned Until morning, when they were also
arrested Peck was taken to the calaboose,
where he had theextreme pleasure of sIeep-
ing on board behind bolts and bars until
morning.
They all appeared before His Honor. the
Mayor IN the morning, and two Of them.
Peck and Stewart, We're Identified bv Mis-
Western as being guilty of the actEbut II
was found that there was no ordiuance
which would reach their case. and tbev
We're consequently discharged win q
striking admonition from the Mayor. If is
sald that Bruce was not engaged i'm tLe
scaudaloua transaction.
subsequently the husband of Miss West
Srn met Peck at the American, and WALKING
Up to him spat into his face three differenf
times and he skunk away, too much of n
cowardly bastard to resent IT, Ii Is bigh
time these New York and Massachusetts
snobs would learn that they are not alto
gether in the "bdCk7goodsn when they come
TO Columbus, and that they cannot OUTRAGE
the rules of propriety and deceney, merely
TO CRAFTY their morbid and deprayed Curl
oslty. They have learned a lesson In this
instance which, we hope, will do them good
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LEGAL NOTICE.

v superior Court of Montgomery County. Ohio
Nilliam g. NJ. BAKER, Plaintiff o. John y Dodd,
ana Robert Hood, late partners doing hu,insss
under the firm name and style OF DOdds a Hood
l5lShlants No . 433. Attachment
VIE defendants, John r. DOdds whose pl,c. of
resilShce l. unknown, and Robert Hood nf the
State OF New York, will take notice that William
Z; NJ. baker did, on the 23d day OF April 1850 6l,
ms petition III the Superior Court OF Mnntgo
Couhty ONO, against them, setting forth thai the,,
ls due sald Pantin, from said Defendants upop al,
aTSnhht Iof monies paid To their use Sc a copy ol
thOusAnu anu my four and 81 100 dollars with In
tereNl thereon from April 12 1868: That propsTi,
belonging 10 said Robert Hood has been attached
anu an order will De asked for for the sale of sai
property tOpay said Indebtedness al the Nnyenn H.
htr term, 1866, of said Court
o,., W II BELVILLH,
"'"""s Att'y for Plainti1
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PETITION FOR pARTIT1oN

Daniel Moon Wilson Moon, aud Elizabeth Moon
e. sarah Hreist, samuel n. Greist 1oruin IA
Brown, and Sarah Eleanor Vail
superior Court Of Montgomery CouutV ohio
Ease No, 35iI Petition for Partition INV
SAkAH CREST samuel n Greist and sarnt
~ Eleanor Vail residents of Montgomery cou,,iH
ono and Iorwin NJ. Brown resident of the stsic
0i Missouri. You are hereby notified thai on the
5d SO day Of september, A. D. 1866, petition was
med IN the superior Court of Montgomery couptv
ONO, by Daniel Moon. w ilson Moon ard alizsbetl,
Moon, against you, demanding Partition OF tho
lohoWing deAcribedJ real estate situate In me
county Of Montgomery, and State OF Ohio me
north end and an equal third part of the east hslf
oI section NO ~ town 2and range between The
Miami River and bounded as foliows. viz. hes In,
ning at stone ON the northeast oil said section
thence south ON the section liue "a chniL ana g.
inks 10 stone; thence $40 W 40 chains t,, ~
INKS 10 a stone; thence 80 " q chains ana "a
INK to stone on the north line of said sertion
thence $40 ON the section line 40 chains and n
inhs to the place of beginning containing lI9 and
Is 100 acres more or less "
Ana that At the next term OF said Courf held
after 10 days nom the date OF the first Dubllraton
ol thls notice, application will be made by the said
petitioners for an order that partition may he
made of said premlsrs A' ~
DANIEL MOON,
OIL. WILSON MOON and
ADAM CLAY, AtCy. sesve
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ADAMCLAr, Atry.
SORGHUM ,
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

fHHE undersigned having obtained the ri.bt a,
the state of Ohio to the SrLk rNsoN Ey ApnR A.
fuR and process clarifying and gianuiatihs sor.
Efiufn syrup INTO mi m sugar; alSi tb 7fie nIill
TO grind the cane, AMI dry the sugar rendernv a.
ready ior market, Is now having The same manu-
AStureu M 70 order at the establishment of L. O. Tal
ton Ohio. ""l'' p"'
farties desirous of ayailing themselves of n nm
cess and machinery, which from the cane in n
leld to the dry sugar in the barrel is thorougL
anu complete, Address JAS. Il, HOPKINS,
AGENTS, desiring to negotiate for Territory win
apply as above s%,,fs, % q 'i'
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CHEAP AND GOOD Doors AND SHOES
There is not citizen of Dayton or Mont
gomesy County who is not Interested in
having cheap but substantial article of
boots and shoes. These are a necessity.
and to supply the demand, no citizen can
do better than to go to VIM. Kehm a Bro.
No. IS Jefferson street. nearly opposite the
Market House, where boots and. shoes.
warranted, and at low rates can be obtained
Also nice stock of hats and caps of the
latest styles. no24d2wl
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THANKSGIVING LuNcH.--John Genguagle,
the liberal aud gentlemanly proprietor Of
Marble Hall Restaurant, on Jefferson street,
will on Thanksgiving Day, set the most
bountiful and splendid lunch ever seen in
the city. lie has already commenced his
preparations, and his tables will be sup
piled with all the luxuries and delicacics
that can be procured in our markets. It
will be a feast worthy of the OCCASION and
he desires that all his friends shall he pres
ent to enjoy IT, The lunch viii be set at
ten O'clock. Old.
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FEVER AND AGUE AND CNILlS
ThE REsT REMEDY TO CURE, Isl
DAViS'PAIN KILLER.

directions FOR rs USE.-TAkF
three teaspoonsfl of the Pain KILLER in Abont nall
Rlht OF not water wei sweetened with molasses "a
Dack and bowels with the medicine at the same
time Repeat the dose in twenty minutes n the
hrst dose not stop the chill. should il lrodur,-
vomiting land it probably will II the stomach ~
very foull, take little Pain Killer In cplJ yyatsr
sWeetened with sugar after each spAsm Iersc
Veranoe in the above treatment has cured ,nsny
severe and obstinate cases of this disease
SOLD Bf ALL MEDICINES DEALERS.
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Notice to sportsmen.

A II persons are hereby forewAned moi "a tres
pass upon the farms of the UNDERSIGNED v-,fb
a9ks guns or nre arms OF any kind for the puI,ose
Of shooting or killing game As all persons So fi,ud
tire passing will be dealt With 0ccoriin . H. ~ ~
most vigoT Of the law The farms an ne ,,nAsr
signed are situated in Madison ami Jod',.n,
townships, Montgomery County, ONO -"
John Rarick Jacob p Vanin,.r
hayld Lands, Jacob h StOuner
samuel shank Jacob KaTn hN''
samuel Arnold levi Wooden
Daniel c. Fox D p Kimnei
Jacob kritser Ipxris Eiprnsr
Abraham Heeter Andrew Eimn,sl
oolomoh Hector j. ID. Heck. LIVE
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ArriV: of Minister Campbell and
q, sherman at Havana.
9 Nav YORK, November 26.

= NEW YORK, November 26.
Advh from Havana of the 10Th an
nouncc arrival Of General Sherman and
l.. ID. { pbell, with their suites. They
were h" Somely feted by the citizens OF
llavanr md received many attentions from
the autl ties, General sherman attend
ell the nd review in honor of the Queens
birthday They are to leave for Mexico on
Inc NOR, ng of the 23d, in the Susquehanna.
Tonight about seven o'clock the ferry
hoat Ida %, plying between New York and
william urg, took fire in the stream and
burned the waters edge. About thirty
passcng were on board, and all were
saved me of the ladies with children
ia theii rms jumped overheard, but were
rescued
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Inferred ut NIilliken's
Bend,
a,idie

ST. LOUIS, November 26.
A lett from Milliken's Bend, gives a
hoekini picture of the manner in which
The rc-il trment of dead Union soldiers Is
canned .l. The collins have rotted, and
the bone of the dead, many only partially
decomp6 I'd, are thrown on the ground, by
the side the graves, and upon these the
hogs an dogs are feasting. No battle
held ever presented amore horrible or sick
ening signt than the levee for miles pre-
sentS now.