The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-11-06
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Z The Tribune Leasehwcrth special says;
"The Denver papers publish accounts of
the most horrible atrocities prepetrated
by the Indians The Indians in New
Mexico are also carrying on hostili-
ties with a high hand. ny
The fine assessed by Judge Ballard, of
the United States District Court, upon
Thos. Smock, of Marion County, for sell
ing whisky upon which the tax was un-
paid was S1l,618. The amount is fixed
by statute, which provides that the fine
shall be double the amount of tax levied
upon the whisky. s
1t is predicted by the Radicals Of In
diana that at the approaching session of
the Legislature of that State, a bill will
be introduced and passed, enfranchising
the negro in Indiana.
ae The Denver Neps, Of the Goth inst,
has letter from Fort Garland, announ-
cling the arrival and surrender Of the
Mohawk band of Utah Indians. The
Ne,os thinks these Indians, only want to
secure their annuties and then resume
their depredations. s A ID
DR.. J. S. Reisinger who served two
terms in the Ohio Legislature, from
Crawford County, was called to Cincin.
matt to see his sick son, who was there
attending the Ohio Medical College. he
found the son down with the cholera, and
shortly was attacked himself. Ina few
days both were its victims. g
West Virginia has gone for the Radi'
Gals.
w. C. Summerville, of Marietta Ohio
was found dead in his berth On the steam
Fer Prima Donna, at louisville, last week
he is supposed to have died of cholera
He had check for $4,000 on his per
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It's said that our Government vii
send an army of twenty thousand men
under General Grant, or some other dis
tinguished General, to Mexico, to pre-
serve orderTafter the French, under Max
imilian, leave the country.
Harrison McNeal, "a brother of Sam
Covert, who was hung for the murder o
the Roosa. family, is now being tried .
Lebanon, Ohio, on the same charge: e
Last May young girl named Mis-
IGmene disappeared from Peru, Maine
and was not heard of until last Saturday
when two men stumbled over her moul
dering body as it lay hidden beneath !
rock. 1t was mere skeleton in clothes
Jail the flesh had disappeared, and from
the grinning skull the light hair stream
ed hither and thither in the wind. He
family identified the remains by clothe
and shoes, which were we'll preserved
and by her reticule, books, cape, etc. |
appears that she purchased corrcsiy'
Esublimate. and went to lonely place t
die, but the cause of the suicide is no
revealed. a is wyt
The Fanian General, Thos. W, Sweeney
Lit is said will be restored to his forme
rank in the United States army Oh hi
own application.
The Herald's Montreal special says
The Roman Catholic Irish will not allow
the Priest McMahon, to be executed
and it is to be feared this will lead t
serious trouble between the Protestant
fof Upper Canada and the Catholics 0
Lower Canada. Attorney General Wes
has been threatened with assassination i
Ehe allows the execution of the Fenian
Ito take place.
i A robber who had attacked q BAN
watchman in st. Louis, on Thursda
night, was pursued by an officer to th
river, where he plunged in, and befcr
he could be reached with a boat, sam
and was drowned.
i Detective Teman arrived in New Yor
from Florida with thief Whe robbie
the Greenwich Insurance Company Q
twenty thousand dofars in bonds last Ju
illY.
Gen. Thomas has adjourned the Vol
unteer Court Martialin session at Louir
willie. This is probably the last one i
THAT section of country. +
The Manchester On. H. Mirrorstate
that an -Amoskeag steam fire engine is t
tbe sent out to visit the Paris exhibition
accompanied by sixty New York i6reme
lin uniform, together with a brass ban
and sixty servants. ,aa
4 Nearly all the cholera victims Of Chi
cago were incorporate people. Whel
patients had been strictly temperate th
disease yielded to medical treatment.
4 Governor Humphreys, Of Mississippi
{ in view Of the preearious condition Of, JET
ersou Davis health recommends th
legislature to appoint one or more com
missioners to proceed to Washington
confer with the President with a view I
release Davis on parole or bail.
'1se DR.. Randolph, who was in Philade
s phia with Brownlow and the others,
accused by a Louisiana paper, in the Pa
I ishswhere they lived, of marrying a re
Espectable qaadroon and.two months afte
Of basely deserting her. M
The Fenians Of Chicago are terribl
excited. at the proposed hanging Of som
members of their order in Canada.
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: The monthly report Of Isaac Newton
, i Commissions Of Agriculture, says: n
!, turns Of the local corresp pondence up +
the first of October verify 10 al, .essentii
particulars the statements respecting th
crops contained in previous monthly el
Lhihitinns The condition Of corn hs