The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

TIE Northern Hessl sad esisusl6ise~ q c<sssaAag~s
wsp totally destroyed ~ ase ysaesasy @wai@s oss
ass. shsss ssss n srppc-sa 70 10 ssrsss eursss
70 deash Tue sa,idiass sers parusi'y iassrss.
rss sosa vsssssos 81 property "a shs essy q rsusssi
Rita aprraiss ieiios. Rcs estate, e<5< ss7 s>s
personal estate, Ssa sss sos. tca so0e ss1sia Tue
funded debt Of the cssy stated 10 b. sss. VA 30
rnsr ere $4,000 places o. worship N NE uasied
states.
An old German. whs was s,rsckcn ~itn me sriasmw
q Hous'c., fssss. refused 20 sea- far rhss.ass %
tho ground tnst bs you'd not siie~ a. Ne died-
and The snug Little sum OF go, 600 vas fesnd % h&
prem sea
TIE Hoyi scductlca case at Troy, n v hs.s nee
forgiveness ~ tho hsd sr~agea. Lavinx Do
serted her and fed the CITY. hanv pseficied thss bs
mucn 10 DO in sessrminag his mad 90 ee crt hs ~s
and child The tat that sifs ~ iyng Al the Io'ns
OF death adds to the righteousness OF Ms cHesce
The uo,,sa State Circuit Court. Al :, Lsai-. has
gra ted wr OF h0sas c0ypss 10 the case Of Mililam
Humphrey, wbo was sentenced BY mi itsry eomna.
SION during TIE war 10 ten years imprisonment "a the
sppi river during the r. Jurisdiction sna power
OF . mi ray tribunal 70 try citizen foe criminal
ca cd the discharge or tue remandng o. The prs DER
Mrs. Margaret Carr bought black In psstss "a the
other dav for the rupose Of taking three drops blood
from to b. adm nsiered to grAndchid suffering trcm
Group Thefeupon the old lady neighbors % tn-
mus charging her with witcbcrat and sbe aongsd
10 cal upon tho authorities for protection. wnuam
that the enid recovered the moment thai tie
dose OF blood was administered
party OF am cted friends wen, out \ cemetery in
Cleveland Sunday TO inter the body Of young
who had been deposited D ayauta ew Gays pfes oasiy.
Arriving The cemetery, the mother Of the Decreased
insisted upon looking more at the face of her dead
daughter. In such haste she that she brose the
glass that covered the face with her lst The corpse
prcsen ed such horrible appearance hossyer that tho
woman screaming from the grounds
IL been scovered by tho Germans In rexss thai
the common bug which iDfects cucumber. pumpgn and
similar vines il the deadly enemy OF the cotton warn.
and that the latter docs abound where the former
DOES SO they planting pumpkins, tanasb, Ac., In
the cotton fields TO advantage. and the discovery
lead to greater variety Of crops at the South.
An adventurous London journaist, who is going 70
Abyssinia in advance OF the expedition trcd 70 ngry
himself recently with tinc,ure OF iodine Thus
formed he took quiet walk In the sunshne tcf
in walled esrdenI and rather surprised 20 ind
himself geographically tat ooed with exact reflex
OF the trees and flowers around him
A novel case lately decided At LexinRton, Wiz
gnia. Reuben Howard, free negro. acquired" his
wife lly slave BY purchase some years bofors the
war By WILL Of date March T. 1854, he emahcipated
his wife his DEATH He died IN 1863 and his estate Is
not sufficient to pay hts BITS II his wife IL entitled 10
dover. This was the gu sion in the ia hilly
Howard emitted 10 dcwerfn This Judge decided thai
she