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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-12

The Republican Majority Estimated at TWEEN.
ty.nve Thousand.
DEsxoiNEs lows, Oct II, 1851.
The election returns from twenty counties thus
far heard from give . republican majority Of over
fourteen thousand. The remaining counties will proba-
bly, increase the majority 70 twenty-five thousand.
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ROCKIES Err.

Base Ball Match Between tho ExcelsIors, or
Rochester, and Mia saras, Of Buffalo.
ROCHESTER, Oct IL, 1857.
The game Il base ball between The Excclnors Of this
city and Nisparas OF Buffalo, here TO-DAY resulted in
victory for she former club By score OF 10 70 L.
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RejoiclnRs Of the Democracy or Augusta and
Gardiner Over tho Recent Elections.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct II, 1857
One hundred guns were fred and other dsmoustra-
tons made this evening by tho democrats Of this
city and Gardiner in honor Of the recent vicories
Two men werc badly, but not dangerously, injured by
the discharge OF o cannon
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General Sheridan To BE Invited To Visit the
City.
BuryALo, Oct II, 1857.
meeting Of the personal and political friends Of Gen.
sheridan met, at tho request Of Mayor Wells this
evening, and appointed . committee to make tender
and prepare public reception for that occsr on bis
passage thr ough this city.
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CANADA.
SPECIAL TlLseaAm 70 the HERALD.

Fire La Montreai-The RsnaIns OF u Man
Found In the Ruins.
NoSrRsAL. Oct. IL, 1857
O'clock +. N.
house Of prostitution burned in this city last
night and the remains OF man were found In the
ruins but too much oharred to BE- identified
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OHIO.
SPECIAL TEllsaAm 70 TINE HeaAlo.

General Hayes, Republican. Elected Cover.
nor By About $500 Majority.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct IL, 1857
O'Clock p n !
General Hayes. republican, is elected Governor BY
majority Of about twenty-five hundred The ofacia rs-
turns not all in yet
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ALBANY.

Organixation Of tho Democratic State Central
Committee.
ALBANY. Oct II, 1861
The Democratic State Central Committee met at the
Desvan House to-day and organized by the reelection
OF Hon. Samuel J. Tldsn Chairman, and Peter Caggsr
Secretary.
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The Rebels Threatening the Ancient Capital.
LosDoS Oct III. 1897.
Intelligence has been received from China that the
rebels meeting with success and seriously threaten
che city OF Pskin.
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FRANCE.

Imperial Hats to Austria.
LONDON. Oct ii, 1851.
Reports from Paris say that Napoleon complains Of
che delay Of the Austrian Government In completing the
military reorganization Of the empire
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THE PRESS TelEcaAms.

Escape OF Alleged Notorious Conndenco
Man-Young Mems Christian Association Of
6pringneld.
SPRMGrIKLD. MAss, Oct II, 1857.
General HUMPHREYS, the notorious confidence man,
who was lately arrested 1t Cincinnati Ohio, for forgery
and other swinding operations at PI.sneld escaped
from the officer at the latter place to-day Miss Kin
yon the school teacher whom he enticsd from Pitts
held and Norwich, 10 now In that town.
The Young Mems Christian Association closed its
sions Ia this city to-day Addresses made BY Son.
ator Henry Wilson and d. L. Moody, OF Chicago. The
next convention will DO held at Worcester.
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One Dsaih from Yellow Fever Yesterday.
MoBrLn 0ct II. 1857.
There was one death from yellow fever ss-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-12

Beautiful! Hair.-Mauy Years in Chemical
experiments has resulted in perfecting CHEyALIEkS
LIFE FOR TUE HAIR, an unrivaled hardressng which
mparts life and Increased hair prevent
Ing badness and arrestng It's progress when
producing the principle which Its color depends aud
thus restores gray hair to its original
beauty and will stop its falling Sold by ali
druggists and at my Office. l23 Broadway, New York
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, NJ. D.
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SARATOGA.

Nemination for the Justice Of the Supremc
Court. Fourth District.
SARATOGA, NJ r., Oct. IL, 1867
August Bockes yesterday nominated for Justice OF
the Supreme Court In the Fourth district
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Lace Brocatelle. Terry, Reps, Ac.
q l.. a J. b kelly, al Broadway.
DnshinG Young Men VIII Find All the New
STYLES OF HATS DENNIS 5l3 broadway.
Deans Cakes and Copferfi0uery. SO3
Broadway, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
DR.. SherDRn's Herninl Appliances Are tho
comfortable and against hernia In
the world. 697 Broadway.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR O M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.


TIE Gartbalasass Ensrenched In the Papai
Territery-Ths Pope's Troops In Force frem
Rs1e-Serategy Of she Rsvslusisnisss-A
Pensiacal Cabinet Circular on the Crisis.
FLosssos, Oct II. 1861
The insuysnt and iuvadag parties the provinces Of
vnsrbo have concentrated 1t Forasss wAss they
thrown up sntrsnohments
Many other places In the Roman territory have also
been occupied By the GaribaIdians.
Several dstachmsnts Of Pontinca, troops have been
ssat out 70 dsodse then. and the garrison within the
walls Of Rome 10 ~ present very small.
A strong Papal force has left Rene to prevent the
junction Of Aenotu Gariba d. and the men under bis
command with the insurgents II Fornsss
The plan Of the Canbaldian leaders seems to b to
draw the soldiers Of the Pope away from Rome and then
give their friends In that city opportunity rise
ss-ts@ Hopes and Fears Or the Pope.
PARIS, Got H. 1907
The ese Of this city says that the Pope while conf
dent OF the ability Of his successfully the
straggng parties OF invaders, greatly fears that the
Italian government will yield the popular cutlery and
order IL troops upon tho Papal from
tiers TO march upon Rome and occupy the city.
GBsSr, Oct H. 1857
Tho Bien Fsbiiqne, . well informed journal Of this
city, says Cardinal Anone has addressed note TO the
European Powers which no charges the Italian gov
with actual connivAncs In the revolutionary
movements against Rome.
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All the Fancy Fara
AT COMMON SENSE PRICES,
AtGENIN'S, 6l3 Broadway.


De0ance.
"A. mouth cleaner and teeth pre.erver Dr. JOHNsON's
DELICIOUS AMERICAN TOOTH POWDER defes the
world to produce its equal Depot Ill East Twelfth
Sold by druRRata.
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This great stomachc healer Just what the people need
ia remedy they rely For dyspepsia. heartburn.
headache di1xness ague, liver complaints pains
side and back has equal not The least among ts vr
pleasantness 70 the and immediate
beneficial effect TRY It, suffering ayspcptics and be cured
such the assertions OF those situated 70 know From
merit
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Furniture Department
Just opened.
@. L. J. b. kelly. H7 Broadway.
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blehsad Santa Cruz ship Alice yennard from Oal.o's
Baltimore brig Waterwch (from Norfolk, West indirs
SAVANNAH, Oct ll-Arrfyed, ship Sumper. Nfork !,
ssiled-stesmship Aradne, New forx schr eea'''
Sc John, NIB.
Iar OtAer Shipping Neu See ssztA Pass.
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Address.-K aldenbers q Son. Meeyschasa
Pipes Ambers &c Repairing Boiling Ac - Wall stroes
and No. 8 John street. up stairs
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.1 H6syss Imam r;I ID I.
DouS'sos, .Id ~ sindc q Cold and siysr .xy
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X. n. R.-Radway,s Ready Relief.
internal snd external vii Instantly sop pain and speedily
An Rheumatic ksuraigic Nervous Mslsrous
pants Asatic Cholera, Diarrhosa and Bowel Complaints
bick and Nervous Headache. Fries 10 . bottle
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Twenty Theassnd DsIisrs With ssukEESEEtxyErss
APPLIANCES 6f Broadway, cure
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The Very Highest Prize. the CrSss 81 The
0EsIyER a BAkER SEWING MACHINES al the Expo.
stition Universec Paris 1897 thus attesung their great
superiority all other sewing mschs& Saosrooms 90
Broadway, New York. hM GNMf
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Buv Miller's Hair Dve.-Best md Che pest.
Natural and durable Sold BY druggists Depot 50 Dey

scsscRg sYRGf fs the sss q Coughs
peculiar this medicine ripsns The ulcers in The
lungs the discharge of matter BY
pectoraron, purnes the blood. and Consum
'sE%wE fsssaK for IN. cure Of
pepsia Indigestion. and al diseases debility
This tonic nvgorates the digestive organs, supplies the
enables the patient TO digest the food
a sovereign remedy for all cases OF indigestion.
SCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS one OF the most Va
liable medicines ever discovered being vegetable subst
cribed 70 that mineral without producing any nu-
rious effects.
To these three medicines Dr D. H. schenck OF Philsdss
pha owes his nnvacd success In tho treatment OF Pull
monary consumption The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the
morbid matter discharges and purfes the blood The
Mandrake Plls act upon tho liver all
complaint which OF the prominent causes Of
consumption The Sea Weed Tonic OF
the stomach and by strengthening the digestion bring
10 normal and healthy condition quality
tuberties In the lungs becomes impossible The
action OF these medic nes thus explained.
every case OF Consumption, II the remedies used
time nd tho nss OF them Is persevered In sufficiently to
bring the case TO favorable termination.
NEW YORK every tuesday anda IS Hanover street, Bo..
ton every Wednesday.
lie also professionally at his principal ONCE is North
Sixth street OF Commerce. Philadelphia. every
Saturday where all letters for advice addressed
lie gives advice Free but for thorough examination with
his Respromee, the price - Office hours at each city
Price Of Pnnonic Syrup seaweed Tonic 81 70
per boc " 50 half dozen. Mandrake pills 20
per box full supply OF Dr. schencks medicines for sale
ut all times nj h 9 rooms.
Also by all druggists and dealers
Crisfadoro's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever Ma1.
ufactured Wholesale and retail; also applied a. No
Aeto HOusa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-12

The Latest Returns Of the state EiectiOn.the
EsumAted conservative Majority l.$OO-
Protest Of the philadelphia Election judges.
PmLADKLrAIA, Oct. H. 1851,
7o'Clock, P. n. J
have just seen Senator Wallace Chairman Of the
State Central Committee who IL confined 70 his room q
the Merchants Hotel He informs me that hs has
ofaciai returns from thirty five counties which, allowing
for republican estimates in the remaining counties, will
give sharswood conservative twelve hundred majority.
Eleven Of the return judges OF this city Offer the fol-
lowisg protest.
To rHH RxruRs Jrp0ss or THE Crry or PmLADnPmA:-
The underlined judges OF the late general election
Tor certain OF the wards Of said city do hereby protest
against the reception and count OF certain military re-
regular service 81 Fort Delaware they con-
tray ~ law; the act OF Assembly Of August 49, 1884
section one providing that only qualified electors
actual military service under rsquston Of the Pres-
dent OF the United States BY the authority Of this
commonwealth entitled to vote, and the sixteenth
oniceu Of Psnnsylvania vountesrs, and because the
aid returns entirely Illegal and In violation OF the
letter and spirit Of the act Of Assembly.
The o1hcial vote Of Phiadslphia 10 q folows:-wi.
liama trep.h 1851; Sherwood. tdsm.h S2.o7& Ma
Jointly for Sherwood, 24s7.
Omicial Returns from Ferty-nine Counties
Sharswood's Majority 1000.
PmIADEIPMA, Pa, Oct. IL, 1851,
& ~ O'clock Midnight
Forty-nine counties have been heard from onically
which, with the republican estimate Of mAjoss In the
counties yet 70 be heard FROM give Sherwood majority
OF 1000.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Tho yellow Fever-Fersy.niue Intermests in
Twenty-fssr Hours.
NEW ORLsAss, Oct IL, 1857
The number OF yellow fever lntermsnts during the
swsny.four hours ending At sir O'Clock this mornipg
were forty mine.
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Last sghttbs Eastern Dssrics Pacific Railroad reached
this point ana cars are now running President Perry
and ccsr Of the road and Mr. Shoemaker contractor,
were entertained ~ the D. Perry Hotel the largest
west Of Junction CITY. Tho city IL full Of people and
good business housss are building rapidly.
There is no Indian newa The savages from hers 10
unusually quiet the last two wceka All Ia
centred Fort Lsrnsd forty i've miles IRON this point
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. sy's pI ws: p re- M x tss s
Building.
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ILLINOIS.
SPECIAL TeLsssAm'ru IHE Hes

SPECIAL TelecMm'ru THE HeaAlu
Death Of = Nephew Of Rx-President TayIer.
!. - LounviLLK KY, Oct II, 1851, [
samusi 3. Taylor, nephew Of ExPrssidsnt Taylor
died Of cholera ~ Peoria. H., 10 day.
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IfyOu want a good.
Light slyllsh Hat. go 70 Walls. iN Fulton street.
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A.-Wnrncck's Dress Hat for Gentlemen Is
the only style out, and decidedly attractive No. $40
Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel.
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KANSAS.


TIE Kansas Branch Of the Paoiac Railroad
Completed 10 Hays Cny-All Quiee On the
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money refunded DR. FILTERS Great Vegetable Rhsu-
matte Remedy taken inwardlv. References H. 77
Principal depot, 704 Broadway. Positively pay.
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Attic Hours Of Mahcmet's Paradise arc
described In tho Koran beautiful
and m9sk and a. frsgran - oyey bn. three drops q
kerchtef OF mortal maiden will surround her with such
atmosphere OF perfume dreamed Of By prophet
or poet In t" Araby tho Blcs.'
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e Addt hsI rroof- c6 she Eycs,lent Proper
The following persons have found relief lately from IL

The following have found relief lately from
Mr.. O. Bonncss ny from WEAKNESS
Mr.. q. II. Merger. (2l from DEBILITY
Mr.. W. J. Brown, ~, from Ill. HEALTH
Mr.. y. Fuchs. ~ from HRMORRHOfDS
WEIGH Edwards (5). from SORE THROAT
A. Ketscham t6l, from DYSPEPSIA
l. OF Bridgeport q or Easton Pa. s. or Eikhorn. a. or
New York. Il Spring or the New York Theatre
g. or Brooklyn, $50 Sands street.
Price % per dozen dozen Sill S#n@
DEPOT 6i2 BROADWAY.
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nystys Life BaIsam. -Rheumntism, N~grs!-
and Gou IN their worst forms; also Scrofus Kings
xvii Erys!p~as old Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint Kidneys, the worst of impurty o. ths
blood Ac, certainly cured by this pur
nsr 81 per bottle Sold BY druggists Depot no Grand 81
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4 Series OF Entirely New STYLES Of Trimmed
and Untrtmmcd Hats. for ladies' missea
just been broush, out by GEN1N. No 6l3 Broadway.
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S HIP PIN q NE w $


Arrived.
~ senoolship Sabine, Lowry, annapolis sdaya
Bark Hamburg tBreml Wachter Bremen ~ days, with
nds. ana u passenges 70 oelrichs Co. HAD westerly
winds and enc weather the entire passage.
Brig Atlanta (Br whslsn. Labrador II days, with nsh.
10 \ Greene = Currie.
Wind ~ sunset =.
Marine Disaster.
SAVANNAH, Oct 1.-THE British ship hanapia 10 ashore
Cumberland Island NNM tN
Amevieen Perss.
FORTRESS MONROE. Oct li-sausds gunbeal Mar.
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Knox IL Indispensable 20 the. Well Bcing 81
tho manly heads OF New York society HIS brilliant esae
lishmens broadway OF FULTON street. and bS3
broadway Prescott House now ready for the public
where his superb fall styles OF Haas may be had IT ali hours
AZ h. Ar
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Fine Sta ndard silver. Plated floods.
REDFtELD AND RICH MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
No. Maiden lane.
An elegant variety Nckle silver white Mssi Goods
None but the best Every article guaranteed By trade
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A:TUniyersaI ExposIsion. Paris. 1877
STEINWAY 4 SONS TRIUMPHANT having been
awarded the FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL for Ameri-
can pianos IN all three STYLES exhibited this medal being
distinctly classified nrs In Of merit by the unanimous
verdict OF the international Jury
Warerooms Nos. log IN East Fourteenth street.
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A.-Cheap Soap. Good Soap. Nafrona Re-
6nsd saponiner or Concentrated Lys Two pound
superior Hard Soap Twelve pounds or Soft Soap for
one cent Every family make their own soar. AL
varieties OF soap easily made cup OF coffee 10 ns~
concentrated ys making soap just discovered 10 0rsen
land In the seas composed mainly o. alumni
nate Of sods. which, refuse fat produces
the best defensive soap One Dor will mako III
pounds Of good se soap, equivalent superior hard
soap. Rstaed oy all druggists srocsrs In the United
States Pull recipes with boz Dealers obtain 70
Wholesale IN each containing ~ liberal dts
count OF the Wholesale grocers and druggists all the
towns and ctes OF the United States or OF CLIFFORD
PENBERToN. General Agent, Pi.tsburg. Pa
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sad soss boot: and ssoss 6ooa s:. %os.r:
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fad0ro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Ever Ma1.
ufaciured Wholesale and retail; also applied al No
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MAGNOLIA WATER 10 q delightful toilet article sups-
rior 10 cologne and AZ half the cost
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-05-09
Buried Alive.

A friend gives us the account
of a most terrible case of the bu-
rial alive Of a handsome young Ia
dy at Jacksonville, Illinois. Some
time last summer, a young lady
of seventeen years of age, suf-
fering with the tooth-ache, went
to bed with a small phial of chlo-
roform for the purpose of quieting
her teeth. In the morning she
was found to all appearances
dead, which was confirmed by the
opinions of several physicians
who were called and examined
her body. She was then buried.
A few days since her relatives
were about to remove from Jack
sonville, having located in another
State, and had the remains Of the
young lady exhumed, for the pur-
pose of taking them to their new
home. Curiosity prompted them
to open the coffin, when they
were horror-stricken on finding
the corpse turned over, both hands
full of hair, and her clothing torn
to shreds, revealing the horrible
truth that the young lady had
been buried alive. The chloro-
form had placed her in q deep
trance, the awaking from which
was in her coffin and grave. The
lady was engaged to be married
at the time of her supposed death.
A more heart-stricken case we nev-
er remember to have read or heard
of.-Lndianapozis Herald.
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TERMS.

6Three Dollars for one year, iava-
ifably in Advance; eleven copies for Thirty
Dollars.
FSingle copies, Ten Gents each.
e|Advertsement inserted at One Dollar
per square of Ten Lines or less for the first
insertion Fifty Gents for each continuance
GA liberal deduction will be made tc
persons advertising for three, six, nine, ol
twelve months.
o. Obituaries and calls on candidates
Fifty Cents per square.
0cF The privilege of yearly advertisers !:
strictly limited TO their own immediate and
regular business and the business of an ad-
vertising firm is not considered as including
that of It's individual members. 6TNo de-
Walton from these terms under any circum-
stances.
= GJ Id vertisements not marked with the
number OF insertions when handed in, will be
continued until ordered out, and payment
exacted.
OF No advertisement inserted gratuitously
tEo Advertisements of an abusive nature
will not be inserted at any price.
t1s Announcing candidates Five Dollars,
to be paid in advance in every case.
OF Job Printing of all kinds neatly
done on New Type, and on as reasonable
erms as any Office in Tennessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-05-09

An extraordinary story comes
from Mexico relative to -four
1t appears that an old miller in
that locality had a very beautiful
young wife, of whom he was jeal-
GUS in the extreme, and took out
his sonlagement of that feeling in
thwacking the lovely young be-
ing. There was a certain cook, of
the male species, young, handsome
and fat, who came to mill from
the hotel to buy -four, and, hear
ing the distress of the lovely one
first, and seeing her second, be-
came, of course, dreadfully in
love. Some one told the miller.
All the town began to talk of the
fact, and to laugh at the foury
one. One day the cook and the
lovely young wife suddenly disap-
peared, and the Mexicans laughed
at the miller's misfortune-noth-
ing went down but the scandal of
the elopement of the miHer's wife
and the cook. The miller scowl-
ed vengefully upon all the town,
and so time passed by; nothing
more was heard of the cook and
the miller's wife by any one
Two years after the miller pleas
ed to die, and to inform the world
in a paper, which was left to be
opened after his death, and to be
published in the town, that the
cook and his (the miller's) wife
had, by his planning, eloped into
an oven two years since and been
baked; that he would have got
rid of them elsewise but for the
jeering of the public; therefore he
had ground them up in large
mass of corn, which the towns.
people were pleased to compliment
him for, as being exceedingly rich
and nutritious, and he only hopes
that they will enjoy the reminis-
cence as much as he did the re-
mainder of his life that he was
spared, whenever he locked upon
q tOWnsman.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-05-09

PRESENTS FOR BUTLER.-A pack
age containing o neatly turned
wooden spoon, four feet long, ar
rived at Washington last week,
by express, directed to Major
General B. E. Butler. Another
spoon, of iron, some eighteen in
ches in length, passed through
Richmond, Va, last week, per
Southern Express Company, di-
rected to "B. F. Butler, Washing.
ton, D. c." On the reverse side
was "First Alabama returns un-
der the provisions of the Sherman
BILL" If the spoons were only
silver, says an. exchange, the
beast would pocket both the in
suit and the spoons.