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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-18
By Telegraph to tie Jour. of Commerce
LATER FROM MONTREAL,
address to Lord Elgin-IRe Governor
Sill nhannt 1En E.

'0N"S'St, tCC., &c,
MONTREAL, MAY Sd, noon.
Since the issuing of the address of the
British party calling upon the people to
preseve the peace no more riots have oc-
CURED.
The organization of the various wards
for ulterior purposes, if the news from
England should render them necessary,
is rapidly going on. The military guard
still continues in the place where parlia-
ment meets, and in the Government Of
fee.
Several French addresses, expressive
OF confidence in the Ministry, have been
presented to Lord Elgin.
1t was reported this morning that the
Governor would come in from bis country
seat, but he did not. Groups of persons
were waiting about all the morning in
expectation of his coming, but it is not
believed that any further violence will be
shown to him.
The Ministry have sustained a quasi
defeat in the Legislative Council. For
three days the Ministerial partisans have
been trying to get up an address to the
Governor, similar in tone to that of the
Assembly, but it would not do.
To-day, by a majority of only one vote,
the debate on the matter was postponed
for fortnight, in order to get a full
House.
1t is said that the Upper Canada radi-
calls have refused to allow the sittings of
that House to be transferred to Quebec.
From the Montreal Herald of 1uesday.
Aftel the release of the prisoners on
Saturday afterday afternoon, every thing
promises quiet.
On Monday morning the streets were
as quiet as usual, till towards the middle
of the day. The Housesmetin the Bon
secours Market at 10 O'Clock, though it
transacted no business, in consequence of
the determination arrived at on Saturday
to present the address voted on that day.
The only topic of public consequence
which was mooted in the streets, was the
appointment of yshn Young, Esq, to the
Chief Magistrate of the city. About mid
day itbecame genersllg well known, that
the Governor General was to come To
town toreeejYe the address at half past
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-18
EXTRACT FROM A LEoruRE ON

EXTRACT FROM LECTURE ON
THE NORTH sAND THE SOUTH,
Delivered before the Young Mems Mer-
camille Library Association of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, January l8, 1849.
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KFsHIS Rpnlar establishments formerly on Wafer
u StTea, Is now open ard in filll blast on Main
Stfeets nsle large brick store formerly occupied
By a. GGbberts
Brumms & Co. have just received from THEN
ManuiactV, in Cincinnati, the latest New York
Style OF Fa and Winter Clothing. All of which
are made ad trimmed in the best hummer, under
their direc3n, expressly for this Market and con-
Sists OF ever article requisite to complete Gentle
mems Wardobes.
Coats and Cloaks.
A Inc assstment of Blue, Brown, Grey, Drub,
Mack law hnkets; Box, and Over Goats, genu-
inc Pilot andgeuve Clo;h Goats; fine lot of Cloth
Coats Of all ses and prices; superior Black and
Blue, French hd English Cloth Dress, Frock and
Sack Coats fullrimmed Salinett and CashHeret e
Goats; Browna5reen and Grey and all coors OF
Tweed and CaHhere Sack, Frock and Dress Goats;
Roundabouts all Goats ofoll kinds H
g PantaIoOns. sa hH
Superior Blac and Blue Cloth and Cashmere
Pants; Fancy french Cashmere Pants; Fancy
Stripes and BlueBlack, and Steel Mixed and Ca
Diet Mixed Saint Points; Tweed and Cordroy DO
Pants OF every vfety and price to suit purchasers
ssH4 fa Vests, sFAG 9t& ~
Black silk andR attn Vests, Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet Vest; Fame Cashmere Vests; Satinett vests;
and common Vest OF all kinds.
Finishing Goods.
e.Os,,uzrE@ A i.he late styles Of plain Nh. INN.
andancy silk and satin Graz 'D'IIlD
-zzaGo-e vatsScarfs and stocks; whiiel n W.
silk and all ,olorsP oeket Handkerchiefs; Linen
and Linen bosom sirts; Muslin and flannel do
Flannel and Net lnder shirts and Draws; Shirt
Collars; every kim Beaver, kid, thread and
cotton Gloves: embfidered and plain rum sIlsper-
ders; silk ginghamand cotton Umbrellas; Silk
Hats; Caps Boots, hoes; walking canes, &c. "
All the above artles and everything else in
the furnishing line wi be sold at Cincinnati prices
for CASH.
We shall continue treceive fresh supplies week
ly during the seasoIfrom our Mandatory in
Cincinnati Isept2l DRUMMER & co g.
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Each additional square for six months, 300
do do do twelve months, 800
No advertisements TO be considered by the year I'M
ess specified the manuscript orprevlously agreed
upon between the parties
Announcing candidates for office 81 for each
name IN advance.
All advertisements from transient persons to be
paid in advance
Advertisements, not marked on the copy Tor a
Specified number OF Insertions will be continued one
month, unless sooner discontinued, and payment
e1acted accordingly.
The privileges Uisyeary advertisers will be con-
fined to heir regular business and oil other adver-
isements not pertaining to their regular business as
agreed for, 10 be paid extra a
All advertisements for charitable institutions, ilre
companies, ward, township, any ether public meet
ngs and such like, 70 be charged hall price, i
Marriages and deaths inserted without charge
Obituary notices and funeral invitations to be chag-
ed half price. Fv, 81.
Regular advertisers and all others sending commi-
nicaoIs or desiring notices designed to call atteH-
ton fofairs, sorees concerts; or any public enter
tainments where charges re made tor admltiance'
all notices of private Sassiations, every notice de-
signed 10 call attention private enterprises calcu-
lated or Intended to promote Individual Interest," can
only be inserted with the understanding that the
same is to be paid for II in erted in the EDITORIAL
(Which can only be- at the discretion OF the edtersl
the same will Be charged the rate OF not less than
a12 cents per line
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TAILORING,

TIME undersigned, lately arrive from Boston. beg
4 leave to inform the cit Aens of Evansville, tina
he has opened a shop, corner of Sycamore and First
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. ONeil; where he so
licits call of gentlemen wanting garments made in
good STYLE and fatters himself, that any, who once
ries his work will ever after give him their custom
ian 80 D. S. ANDERSON.
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Eye 1NFIRMARY.


I'd DRS. BRAY & FINCH would respect
fully inform the citizens ofEvansyil!e, and
vicinity, that they have associated themselves to
gether in the of Gledica and Surgical dis
eases of the eye. - .g- -..-.--4 ~ 5f..,
Not only physicians, but all must admit. that the
wants OF the community require an Eye lnfirmary
nd that Evansville, from its commanding location
ole rom u points, not only enjoying the com
mercia alvsntages of three large navigable rivers
but is tns mus fone of the longest Canals nov
known, wi n will diminish the expense, and faeil
tate travel Important items to those who afHlct
ID with diseases of the eye ..
As to our qualifications, can satisfy all VIII
will favor us with CALL that acquainted witt
he latest and most successful practice in ophhauo
ngy, as now pursued by the most approved ocuis
| the Eastand West. May l9-d& wly.s
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NEW. FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
toF POSTER g. BROWN

"A RE now receiving the largest stock of Dry
~ GooDS, HATs; Cars, BoNNETs, Doors, SHOES
&c. &c, ever received at the corner of Main and
First streets, embracing nearly everything called
for by Country or City buyers, and to which they
would respectfully call the attention OF Merchants
and her buyers tor cash. Their stock OF Salt s. Gro
ceries is large, general and at low prices roc 10
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CRAwFDRD BELL,
WhOlesaIe md ISetaiI
DIE UfSG1ST.
NE sTREET, Ev NsvILLE, LIE.

II ASnow in store and dily receiving his n 6
Sthfs, SPICES Soaps, Petnery, Wiado1D Glass,
GLdss,oure VGr1siSt, Paint an Farntsh Brushes, &c.
DC. My stock is one of the Fgest and most com
plete ever before offered in tn market comprising
almost every article in my lie, selected by myself
with great care in regard 10 e best qualities and
purchased directly from first nds and on the best
terms tbywhich meansl am en5led to sell at as low
rate as any other House in tlApart ofthe country.
Dealers are respectfully requisite tocall and examine
my stock before purchasing eseNere. and those who
Cannot do So by sending their obrs shall have them
attended as promptly and at ras as low as if here
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eRocnRY & PROVISION sToRE.

-, lIaia Street, 6ettoee,s FIRST and Second.
{ HE undersigned announces to the good people
Z OF this city and county that he has Just opened
andnow offers Tor sale choicestock OF artcles, Il
wit: ae~Fj @ t f1 So Hea
Java and Rio Coffee, a -al a5 sHe7F
N. 0 chushed and loaf Sugars, a7te-.,f
Young Tyson, Imperial and Black G. P. Teas,
Hard and Soft shell Almonds,
Walnuts cream do Fllberts, &c, t.t
3 Floor scrubbine, shoe and brunding brushes,
Flour, Hall and Buggy Mats, 800 =.
Wash tubs, buckets, wooden bowls & trays.
Wash boards, Brooms, hearth do & Whisks,
Oysters, HOLSTERS Sardlnes, Mackerel & Goldfish
Star ana Tallow Candles, lard Oil,
Pickles of various kinds a1tt tsfHW
5 Fl. and n. O. Molasses, n a.s f.ae 4
Beet Tongues &, Dried Beef Cheese, r9
Bar fancy, Olive and shaving soaps,
Raisins Figs and primes,
Ground Alspce, Pepper, Ginger, --t 81 Is
Cinnamon. Cloves, and ilrtge berry and bark,
Indigo, Nader Alum and other dye stufis, g
An assortment of Glass and Queensware, s
All of which will sell for cash, or exchange fol
butter, eggs and other produce =
Evansville, pril 25-tt aa 2. HORNBROOK. b
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FOR THE LADIES!

lust received by the subscriber beautiful va
y riety otmourning and plainunder H'dk is, Swiss
Insertion, JacOnet Insertion, and edgmg, stand mp
Collars, leslie and linen edgings and lawns, figured
Bobbinet. Kid Gloves, whale bone. pearl shirt But
tons, heavy Ginghanls for chidrens ware, wooden
hose, sewing silks, spool cotton and variety OF no.
tons which the ladies' invited to call and exam
Inc WILLIAM HUGHES
sep Corner Main and 2nd SITS
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Ladies' Goods. sortlnent Of Can and
Pin superfine Blk silk Bonnet Ribbons
Super Gro de Rhine, Domestic Goods.
Paris printed de LANES, IA bleached and brown
Figured Cashimer, sheetng & shifting,
Plain do Supr Hamelton, Canton
Supr Alamand Clcths, Flannel,
do Black satin SupT apron checks,
do Mohair cloths, do Bed ticks, sc, &c.
do Black Alpacas, Wooden Goods.
do Gold do Black French Cloths &
Hemstitched linen CAM Cassimers,
brio handkerchiefs CaSsinet of all Colors.
Rich thfeadsLae and Slp'r French Flannels,
edgngs, do red, white, yellow.
Rich blk silk Laces, do LidPlainseys, Lin
Net Gloves and Mits, enGoods 81
Rich embroidered col. An. assortment of Irish
lars, do Neck Ribbons Linen, Table Linen,
Alarge and splendid as &c, &c, &c.
To all OF which we ask the attention OF BUYERS.
To our friends and the public in generalwe respect.
fully iuvite them to cali and examine our stock and
prices before purchasing. We respectfully tender
ourthanks to the pabc for the very Liberal patron
age extended 20 us and, we hope, by punctua atten-
dance to meet share Ofpatronage Don't forget to
call as we get new goods every two months.
T. & J. VENN EMAN, ~
oct M Main Street
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NEW GOODS.
]. II. MAGNEE & CO.

4 RE now receiving their Fa!land Winter Goods
"a 10 packages Of which having alreody ar
rived Our stock is now complete and we would be
glad TO see our friends and can assure them we are
fully prepared TO show thema handsome stock, and
10 sell them as low as they be bought in the
West.
We have about 500 Packages Goods on the way,
which will be coming to hand almost daily, and
will eep our assortment complete.
Evansville, Sept %, 1891 |-- -x
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nse, oas JIv1FARES,

srsss HHoaE j. WARES,
FE@N WOULD announce to his friends andy "a
"a customers that he has removed - :
Shoe store on Main street Jew doors below his
tarmer stand one door below Bitrolh's Jewery shop.
where he intends to keep constantly hand a
large stock oil Boots and Shoes. and is daily man
ufacturing work of every description. He would
say that he has established himself permanently
in this place. and intend giving his PEI sonal atten
ton to BUSINESS and make OF every effort to
commodatc all hiscustomers. He feels highly graf
flied withthe patrohagehe has received since he
has been in Evansville, and the contin1a of the
samewill prompt hmto continue and enlarge his bus
mess He has made arrangements to obtain the
best of stock from the East and employ the best OIL
workmen, and sell as low as any. manufacturing
shop i'll the west; citizens and transient persons viii
do well TO call and examine his work -,.
i AS heretofore all work made by him is warranted
and no charge is made for repairing work that gives
wav.
feb 2O-tf. - rrryv ft- ], V. FARES.
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IMPORTER of Watches and Wholes ale deal
i er in Jewelry, Watch Makers Toos, Ma
terials, Clocks, &c. Gooes 1910 25 per cent less
than tie like are sold in the Wholesale Stores OF
New York
The Atlantic steamers Europa" and "Cana-
da, every trip they have made within the last
six months, have brought large Supplies of
Watches, directed 10 r. CLAYTON Of Cincin-
nati- Cashis paid to the nianEfacturers-no a
single thing is purchased on time; and in selling
every article mustbe paid for before il leaves the
store. Persons of wealth ought not TO be Offend
ed when positive demand is made for cash pay
ment; for ifthey cannot see the necessity ofthere
being no'exceptlons made to this Cash Rule. they
are plainly told before hand that their custom is
not solicited. -fh aaaa eus - a4gt 81
The result of this exclusive Cash operation is
becoming every day more and more apparent
Watch Makers and jewelers. from every part of
he Western States, now lay in their supplies at
this house, instead OF buying East. The whole
sale heusesl in New, York, have TO tax all their
customers with the expense of bookkeeping,
money-collecting, and with the debts of all dis
honest buyers; but this estab ishment has no
drawbacks-no heavy rent to pay-no book keep
ers-no UOney collectors-no losses; sonSe-
quently its capabilty Of underseling those of the
East is clsarly seen by Eery DO y. sars,r ~
Store on the South East corner of Sycamore
and Columbia SIS. s5 -. apr Iy
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR 1919
THEODORE & JOSEPH VENNEATAN,
Corner of Il ain and Second streets.

5 II AAE now store and offer for saieat the low
est cash prices one OF the largest and best as
sorted stock OF goods ever offered ii this markell
Our stock comprises all q thenewest and most de-
sirable styles and will be sold at our usuel low
ces. 1t consists in part Of the following:
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Es5azzEA THEsubscriber wouldin ~
A Csc form his friends and custom
that he still carries on y y
the Blacksmith business at his old stand on Locus
street opposite the Sherwood House, where he nope
iii those indebted to him for work will please cal
and settle, as he il determined to do no more cred
business with those who stand charged on his book
Ou fah I'' -" - NJ. RENSSELAER,.
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EVANSVILLE LEATHER STOE.
DECKER & KRAMER return their tha,s for
IL the patronage heretofore received, and believe
TO inform their old customers and the public th;tbev
have now on hand and will constantly keep nape
and complete stock of the best Eastern and theibyn
manufactured leather, &c They offer at pres,t-
$50 Sides SpanishSole Leather,
20 dozen Philadelphia Calf skins,
4au8 do Morocco, 9sa -G, Ha f'fH
IL do - DO assorted colors,i b e.
SO do Innings, do do,
2 do French Patent Leather,
2 do Eblack Buckskins. &c, &c. 3 \
In addition to the above we'll selected stock, /
shall have constantly in store large and genel
assortment of leather of our own manufacture, eqJ
to any in the West, such as III ~ NF 81 N'
Coarse Upper. Kip and Cali Skins, l-
Harness and Bride leather, Pad SKINS. &C.,
A LSu-.. ,.E...f 81
$50 pairs assorted Lasts, ,..I
ri 500 lbs Sparables, "
300 DO Shoe Thread, assorted, ''H
Knives, Hammers, Rnsps, Pegs, Boot Webb, a
all articles used by ShOemakers s,-t.ulr. T..---
The above articles will be sold low, and the pu
lie and our old customers are solicited to give us
call and examine our stock at our old stand on Ma
street. rHGt sftt .l.H 1E-t fll
June 9-d&wtf mn DECKER & KRAMER
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PnntaiOonS.

Superior Black and Blue Cloth and lCassimeTe
Pants; Fancy French Cashmere Pants Fancy
Stripes and Blue, Black, and Steel Mixed and Ca
Cct Mixed eaiinet Pants; Tweed and Cordroy do
Pants Of every variety and price to sur purchasers
n Vests, %
Black silk and satin Vests, Fancy and Plain sis
Velvet Vest; Fancy Cashmere Vests; Sainett vests;
and common V,sis OF all Kinds, ar- 7al .-..s
Furnishing Goods.
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TNRESR Goods-New style Bonnet, Cap, and
Il Belt Ribbons, artihcials and wraths blk and
win tie Grapes Flannels blue and green Berage tor
Wells Mutis best kind, Neck I.innen end cotton
Hd'k'fs, ShawIs of all kinds, also notions OF all
kinds. Please call and examine the stock. at
oct3 y 'HH F.' JA1I S Y WHITE
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THE regular course Of Lectures forfhe session Of
1889 and 1880 will commence the first Monday
in November. and terminate the last week IN Feb.
ruary.
viz;
General Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy,
CHARLES S. VIEWER, III. D.
G A. FOSTER, A. M.
Maieria Medica and Therapeutics,
JOHN K. WILCOX, M D.
Principles and Practice ofSurgery,
= MADISON ]. BRAY, NJ. d.
Theory and Practice OF Medicine,
LEVI L. LAYCOCK, NJ. D.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children,
GEORGE B. WALKER, MD.
Demonstration of Anatomy
MARK TRAFToN, M. D.
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lOST,--THREE CERTIFICATES. OF DE .
A POSlrE Of the Bank of Delaware, Whining
toDel., issued upon a deposite made by Goodwin
Giant, and payable to the order of Richard Young,
anlumbered and dated as follows. s-- III
| 93l, dated May Is, 1919, for. $500
932, . 50 . ...........o 300
q33 9's $3.50 - 3. . a.E .4.+....... 100
N public is cautioned against receiving said GER
tlfcs. as payinenthas been stopped and applica-
ton AIDE to the Bank for new Certificates $3.50
(Sied.1 .'~ MATLACK YOUNG, Admir- Of
" n = Richard Young decd,
50 Sep l, sls4a 3m. sdi d. n7. [sep "a
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CINCINNATI CLOTHING STORE

Meat door to, C.. Bell, Druggist, Main STD
Evansville, Ind.
NTESSRS. ALTERING & DRUMMER have
. WI lust received from their rnaRuactory, IN Gin
cinnati the latest New York style of Fab and Wiz,
ter Clothing. All OF which are made and trimmed
in the best manner under their direction expressly
Tor this ,trket and consists of every article requi-
size TO complete tientlemen's Wardrobes.
..,.. Coats and CIOaks.
A fine assortment OF Blue, Brown, Grey, Drab,
Mackinaw, Blankets Box and Over Coats, genu-
inc Pilot and Beaver Cloth Goats; fine lot of Cloth
Coats of all sizes and prices; superior Black and
Blue, French and English Cloth Dress, Frock and
Sack Goats full tri"med, Satnet and Cashmerette
Coats: Brown, Green and Grey and ell colors of
Tweed and Cashmere sack, Frock and Dress Goats:
Roundabouts and Coats of all kinds.
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/. T.. LAYCOCK. M. d.

aug. 80 Dean OF the Faculty.
The Wabash Express, Terre ,Haute; State
Sentinel. Indianapolis; Register, Mt Carmel; Ad-
vocate, Shawneetown; willpubiish the above to the
amount of So, each and send paper and bin to this
office 1885,, sff i f-e-a .lea
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Terms of Tuition.

Matrieulanon fee s.; Professors tickets each $40.
Dissecting ticket So; Graduation fee $50 Good
boarding can be obtained for from so TO So so pei
week. that the expense of entire course exclu-
sIye of graduation fee, need notexceed S97
he Cabinet and Library which are entirely new
of the profession by the use of Anatofic al prepara
tons, natural and artificial models, plates, chemi-
cal apparatus surgical and obstetrical appliances,
&c, 1c.. all ofthe moss approved styles ANY fur
Their information that may be desired can be obtained
by addressing post paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-02
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, May i, 1917.
May Mrning-Retrn of Mr. Ew,ng-Resigna-
tion of Army Offers Catholic Counca-St.
Mary's Celcbration-City Appointn,ents-7heat-
yicais-1he Markets, &c.
We have bright and beautiful morning for the
FIRST of May; but Flora has granted US very few of
her favors this season. The boys and girls are,
however, out, and busily engaged in gathering
whatever is to be had.
The Hon. Thomas Ewing, Secretary of the
Home Department, and the great bug-bear of the
offce-holders, passed on to Washington last night
from the West We may, therefore expect an
awful howl in the course of few days. Secretary
Ewing once Jackson man, and he still re-
talDs liking for the great rotation doctrines of
"Old Hickory" In this respect no one can ac-
cute blm of inconsistency
SURF con Leonard McPhai and Major Daniel
McPbail, of this city, have resigned their comms-
slons In the army, to take effect to-day. They
have both hard service IN Mexico and Florida,
and now purpose to follow civil pursuits. The
motive that induced the resignation, however, |
Learn te be an order from the War Department mt,
dlrectng them TO repair TO a remote part OF the
Oregon frontier. This order of the Department
was certainly not very pleasant one, especially
after having just returned from u long and severe
service IN Mexico
The National American Council of the Catholic
Alchothops and Bishops of the United States, will
SonNehe IN Baltimore on Monday next. The most
heS III Eccleston, Archbishop of Baltimore will
Pief,ue as Meuopohtan or Primate. The Arch
1850 u,es ri ~ -. LOUIS and Oregon will be repre-
sen.eu' Inc synod will adopt measures prepdrn-
tory 10 establishing blshoprlcs in California and
New Mekco. Many of the preates attending The
Mays. u' sun 70 ~
Conrad Vln'ner, who was convicted lac, weeL If
the murder Of Mrs. Cooper, was yesterdsv So Oh
fenced 10 be huhg, by Judge frick. Previous to
the sentence, he addressed the court for aHoH, W
hall hour, tactly acknowledging his guilt aud Dc.
Gllihg the events ol his lie since he arrived in this
county lie attributed his career of crime to the
srn'1i iie4fnent OF Mrs Goodwin, and Judge Mes
bit, for whom he worked, rendering INN desperate
IN ms efforts 10 obtain the necessaries OF life
Extensive preparations are making here for the