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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-27

PRIvATEERISG.-It is stated by the New York Ex-
press, that some adventurous spirits there have
conceived the idea of avenging the insults which
have been bestowed upon the American flag by the
British cruisers, and accordingly fitted cut
staunch clipper, with IS picked men on board, to
proceed to the waters in which the recent out
RACES occurred. The Express adds
Whether the object of the expedition is to await
the announcement of the course to be pursued by
the Government, or to overhaul. generally, their
own account. we cannot say. At all events in
tain political resorts, it stated Sunday
night that such vessel had on THAT day sailed
from this port, without troubling the custom
house for clearance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-27

TX HHDS. PRIME PORTO RlCU AND
IL New Orleans Sugar; bids good dry Muse
vafo do; Loaf Crushed, Powdered and G Yellow do
IS bbls and half bbs prime n Orleans Porto Rico
and Muscovado Molasses; Family Hams, &c, &C, for
sale low by
EGGLEST0N FITziEaAGD
my H-2w No u Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-27

AIRS. F. W. BASS has two very com
lsf Portable ROOMS, suitable for families. Also
day borders can be accommodated Residence on
Grace stree second door from st PauFs Church.
m r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-27

CNYm A LARGE STOCK OF
xH+xM s1LH LEATHER TRuNKs-La-
akI4El y u dies Dress Travelling Trunks :,
'atchells;fcarpet Bsgs; Gents Travelling Trunks
and Valises. every kind inds ed. all kinds of Ira
CASH PRIcE. at MAURi0E'S. 1871 Main street.
Persons who contemplate Visiting the springs. or
travelling would do well to bpy their Il nnkr at once
rs we will sell at the COST PRICE TO close business
You will be enabled 10 save 80 Pen CENT.
lt CS MAURICE, ISL Main street:
my % Richmond. Va.
VEURRIA LICORICE.--Cases of the
above Lcerice. fresh importation. highly spe-
Ken my 3. Est los sane 0s EDMOND. DAVENPORT co.
OLIVER PLATED ssSHEfFiELD CAS-
- TORS" with the finest Cut Glass Bottles. A
further supply of the above. made expressly to or
der are lust 20 hand These Castors almost ss
durable rs solid silver, and cost but fourth the
pI nsu s0f s-'s y s. ssN SQUARE.
CWERT OIL.-Boxes Of the above, the
~ best imported for table use; also for tobacco ma
na ns ass ''r E EDS DAVENPORT co.
a. STOLEN-On Sunday last, COR
A2Nner Of 4'h and Marshall stree,s = small sOR-
iEL HORSE, IL years old; he 10 hip shod, ard on
fvrehesd. Also. q twoseat BUGGY: on the siae Of
the buggy q green flower like a fan. / will give q
ioera reward for the apprehension Of the thief or
the return Of the Horse AID auggy TO me.
my x--sts Abouf2ls miles from Riehmond
MILLINERY GOODS, TRIMMINGS
~ EMBRoIDERIEs-closIng ont q reduced
Prices " my =. 0olAOSMlTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-27

NTULEN. from the residence of The
~ subscriber, on Friday last, a BLUE COAT with
Brass Buttons; n pair figured Brown Pants AMI
large Fur Cspe-never worn. Any inform iiion
which may lead TO this detection of the TIL or re-
coyery of he ~ tices will b. libera'Iy rewarded
EUWAkD j WARREN,
my 2r-3t* Runners Rank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-27
GEO. A. WEED
)R COMMISSIONER REVENUE, Sd DISTRICT

1 ATTENTION VA. RIFLES - At
"a tend regular meeting at A. Schafs Hall, this
NJ (THURSDAY) evening, at O'clock. precisely.
my 27Iit W HAGsMEYER. os.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

TuEArER.-The performances at the thea.
ter, Thanksgiving evening, were of most
gloriously hilarious character, and worthy of
the immense audience assembled Christy
seemed halfmad with jocularity and extraya
CANT comiealness. Campbell sung delicious
ly. His "Bonnie Annie Laura" was the soul
of music, rich, mellow, melting. Goes. accom-.
panying his transcendant banjo, brought the
house down every time that it was "his nut.
Mrster Eugene danced like zephyr over the
dew-besprinked flowers, and won a thou
sand plaudits. Master Gus Howard also
piled up the agony in as tall a specimen of
dancing as we ever saw in any youngster of
his years, or of many more years, and he got
out of his tamborine everything that the
law allowed. The whole troupe acquitted
themselves admirably. Last night the per
formances were no less admirable, and we
are happy to see that the company give an
other performance this evening. So excellent
a company need only such an accomplished
business manager as they have in Mr.. Hoo-
ey to succeed to the fullest measure of their
desires. Mr. Hooley, too, is no less an ex-
cellent performer than he is a thorough man
of business, and he can extract from his vo-
lin wonderful amount of delicious music
1t must be remembered that the Marysyile
people have one of their theatrical fts on,
just now, and it will therefore, be necessary
to secure seats early,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27
Sucker Flat Ball,
SUCKER FLAT, Nov. .,

SUCKER FLAT, Nov 26th.
EDITOR DEMooRAT:-The ball at Capt
Murphy's new hotel, last night was a bril-
liant affair The supper, gotten up under the,
supervision of Mrs. NJ, displayed her usual
good taste in providing bountiful supply Of
good things, and was honored by nearly all
the fair of the place, with their pleasant
faces and good cheer, the Marysville la dies
not excepted, (as we'll as quite a number of
gents and good music All these nice things
together made it pleasant party, long to lie
remembered. In the large dancing hall it
wus a crowd, and the dining room more so.
The sparkling Heidsieck, from Tom G's., was
known to be about, by its frequent pop poos I
1t was well known that Mr.. NJ had his
dwelling destroyed last summer by fire, and
the people showed a little liberality IN thus
kin dly assisting him in SO pleasant a way
A GUEST
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

The CAzNEAu CAsE.-On motion of Mr.
Byrne, who waived the right of prelimina-
ry examination, the case of T. n. Cazneau
charged with assault with a deadly weapon .
was sent to the Court of Sessions. Judge
Coon remarked that no "insult" was shown
in the affidavit so that the case could not,
strictly speaking, be considered one only to
be taken eognizanee of by the Court above.
The complaint was duly amended SO we
leBrn from the Alta
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

INGaArTUDE-James MeEvoy few days
ago, says the Alta, met an old friend who wa;
destitute, and took him to his lodgings and
fed him. This friend was Bill Jennings, a
well known companion of thieves, who, as
soon as his benefactor had turned his back,
stole his clothing and obtained money on
them yesterday, from pawnbroker, and got
drunk on the proceeds He was arrested last
evening for drunkenness, and soon after Mr.
McEvoy entered the station house and nre.
ferred the charge of larceny. The seoundrel
deserves punishment to the extent of the la
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

LOOK OUT FOR THE LocoNorIvR"-A two
horse team attached to swill wagon, ran
away about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
down Third street, and crossing the railroad
carried away the sign-"Look out for the
Locomotive" We would suggest to the SUI
perintendent of the S. V. r. r. the propriety
of erecting that sign with the new reading
Look out for the Swill Wagon. Sac. IN
ion, Friday
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

EARTHQUAKE IN SAN FRANoIsco.-Two Sc
we're shocks of an earthquake were felt abou
26 minutes before o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The last and severest shock lasted q
seconds. The vibrations were from the north
west to the southwest. The greatest con
sternaton prevailed Throughout the city for a
short time.
d. The printers in the Alta office made good
time from the third story to the street a
general rush was made for the Plaza, as a
place Of safety. Lamps vibrated for ten min
utes after the shock, and all concede it to be
the heaviest shock ever experienced in this
city. Fears are entertained that it was very
severe down the coast towards Los Angeles,
We gather the above from telegraphic dis
patch to the Sacramento Bee, of yesterday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

THANKseWNe.-This day was generally
celebrated in our goodly city. An eloquen;
Thanksgiving sermon was preached by the
Rev. Mr.. Cooper, and the rest of the day was
devoted to social and festive enjoyment.
Among the wielders of that instrument which
is mightier than the sword" who honored
our city with their presence, were Edwin r
Campbell, Of Sacramento, and Henry r.
Mighels, of Oroville. They helped our friend
George c. Gorham to eat up fat gobler
and consume a variety of good things
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

REooRDER's CoTRr, Observation-Disclosures
drunk and disorderly. fined 50 and costs.
MahOney, for violation of city ordinance,
by obstructing sidewalk. fined So.
j. Rhine, for being too fond of the Rhenish
or some other intoxicating stuff. was fined
S.. lie having no money, and being an old
man, and promising to leave town immedi.
ately the Recorder remitted his fine.
Lowden, for an assault and battery on an
aged female, was arraigned, and his case con
tinued.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

STARVING Our.-Some of the members of
the chain gang. says the 5. F. Herald, have re
fused to work any more, and for several davs
remained in their cells instead of turning out
with the gang, Mr.. Burke being of the opin-
ion that "bird that can sing and should
sing must be made to sing" has determined
to try the coerciye effect of hunger upon
them, and consequently the obstinate ones
had their rations stopped on Tuesday morn
ing.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27
oooOooOooOOooOO oooooooOooooO
THE COMPOUND SYRUP
o % O
o iSdrSdpdriJJd, YelloD Dock and
I0dide Of POtdsS o


oOooOooooOoooo BOO o. OooOOooooo
Is no more nor less than what its name implies each
dose of tablespoonful contains five grains of To-
dide of Poass. We defy competition in this article
arrangements are such that we get our Sarsa-
parilla Root direct from Honduras aud our Iodide OF
Potass direct from England, in large quantities. con-
sequently we believe the only firm who can fur
nsh the ARTICLE at 81 per jote; It can be sold
by all respectabr drugg sts at the above price Be
and from past experience well assured that il
will give perfect satisfaction to every person who
may use it-packed in and dozen cases, ready to
ship to any part Of the country Druggists will find
it % their advantage TO sell this Sarsaparila in pre-
ference to all others. r. HALL & CO., Propretors,
l43 ond l45 Clay st., below Montgomery,
San Francisco.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by
RICE, COFFIN & CO, Agents,
nov2I3m ID street, Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

Nor QUITE TRuE-The following telegram
from San Francisco appeared in the Sacra-
mento Union, of yesterday;
"M. Cook, the Marysylle clerk of Figel d
Bros, who has been missing some days,
proves to be defaulter for 5000, and
probably left on the steamer"
We are authorized by Figel d Brothers to
state that they do not know that Mr. Cook
is a defaulter at all, but if he is, the amount
is less than $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. w. 7. BARBOUR, Judge.

FRIDAY, November &c.
Vasser VS. Vasser, divorce case referred to
Joseph Tidball, Esq, to take and report ties
timony
Court adjourned until ten o'clock Saturday
morning, at which time VIM. Wallace, con
victed of murder in the second degree, will
be brought up for sentence.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

back to Democratic principles, acknowledge
that Judge Douglas is right, and take back
seat" in the congregations of the faithful or
be engulfed in the devouring waters of an
eternnl nnliticRl denth
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

FrRE-The novel spectacle Of an ice house
afre, was presented in this city, on Thursday
evening. The outside burnt very readily,
but the flames made slow headway among
the chunks Office, and the first stream from
the engines extinguished the couhagraton
The iee-house alluded to was Mr.. Dickey's
near the old station house
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

REMOVALS.. Schwartz, the well known,
popular and experienced Merchant Tailor, has
removed his stock of fashionable clothing to
No 2s d street next door to Rice, Coffin Il
Co.'S Drug Store
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

GB-Dr Holman, Visiting Physician of the
San Francisco County Hospital, gave the in.
digent sick Thanksgiving dinner on Thurs
day. He raised the money by subscriptions
among the charitable.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

KnLED.-Adam Weaver, native Of Ger
many, aged thirty five, who lad been en-
ployed at the Navy Yard, Mare Island, for
two years past, was killed on Tuesday by the
caving of bank.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27
MARYSVILLE, M
SATURDAY, NOV. 9th, 1853

81 hare S1corn on the altar Qfmy country eter-
nal eHmity 20 esery form Of tyranny oUer the
mind Of man." THos. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

EB- The fixtures and furniture of Tom d
Charley's Restaurant. on the corner of Second
street and Maiden Lane, will be sold at pub
lie auction, at 10 o'clock, NJ, on Monday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

EB- Nymphs of the Pave are being remov
ed from Clay street, San Francisco, by order
of the Chiefof Police.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

CB- The Yuba river is slowly rising, from
the rains above.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

4 CARD.-Itis is a well known fact among medi-
cal men, that there has long been wanted good and
reliable preparation of SARSAPARlLLA, as nearly
all that are manufactured in the East CONTAIN SPIRITS
and some Of them MERCURY, although protesting
not to do so-consequenty, for all cuaneous diseases,
etc, they injurious instead of beneficial. Now in
the preparation offer to the public we are willing
to show the receipt to any one-no matter who-Doc-
TOR OR NO DocToR-as every man has right to know
what he is taking:
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

VALUABLE LAND.-E Pinmx offers for sale
a large and desirable piece of valuable ranch
property. See his advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

tB-It is said that nearly all the crimes and
miSdemeanors committed in San Francisco.
are owing to spirituous liquors.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

sB-A young man, who is good account
ant, adyertises for employment in today:
paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

Agency Notice.-Mr. L. P. FISHER is our only
authorized agent in San francisco, to receive adver-
tisements receipt for the same, and to transact bus-
ness generally for the OENocRAr. ONCE 1714 Wash
ingon street, Cup stars) nearly opposite Maguire's
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

TURKEYs.-Ovcr two thousand turkeys
have been sold in the San Francisco markets
within the past week
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27
WANTGD.

Wv
TTNHE ADVERTISEH, A YOUNG MAN, be-
i ing out Of employment is desirous of engaging
in some permanent occupation; is quick at figures
and with the pen, and understands Bookkeeping
Salary of secondary consideration.
Address j. p,
nov27-tf-2p SAN FRANoIsco.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

oHoo-COrnor Maiden Lane and Cd Street.
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DIV, ~-ns ashore 70 obtain dotor. Meantime
ca. Ac'ae irom "ae of the East India Company ,A,
ne 90 board ssd assisted Dr. Sc.at in DRESSING X
<cSrds OF Nh. Williams and NJ OMAN. ana the 80
, twsin male, who had received \ bL,w an The -
with capstan bar. TIE on,s-i nrn we've a.
taken Ia the hospital where Mr. Wlian- IA ~
neat morning OF h's wcasis. Organ and The hcs,
"a ais mate recovered. ~<'
On "Wednesday. TIE ~ inst, al ,.a -, -
tTotght up for tr.al f,r the mnr,l. If WHArs. r'
Of item, Garter, Maxwell and Drue,. W.. 60
vri'iy ~ tie murdcr Il Williams and were $500,
!" he hanged. The rest were tired far as.ac, -
battery VI Organ, and thr,. Of th-rr-Na,rc, NJ aed
ard LineI --wtIe convicted and sentenced 20 -:
"un"ui With hard labor for eighteen nonths r.
ret, we!Ne IN humber, were dschargnd a., ~ iaS
i"Si the s'ni''ce q! Maxwell AMI Bru., ,s.. 80 -
nnted 10 transportation for life: and ON =.
Ntdn' scay, ne llth, Carter suffered s,ac,,,a.s
FeiiHi 20 Inc Marine laws Of he United Stat. ve
oH"w hcers 81 American ships 10 prsctic w,h ~.
purity cueliies which are not tors,i 80 l III I'M
F,Ss' = 81 any otner nation ~ the world "''
Inc snip was 'hfee months and fnur DAVIS o,,. N.Y..
thls ARRAY occurred, and il Was the Il :, al % $50
d'eIee committed by them. By ssInr the sor.',';.~
apaee ID your columns, hope il ell havs 80 s,yf
'o chrck lAe brutality so common nno,. - Ns
ofrcers toward their crews, which low se -. - ~
giaces them in the eyes # Other ,.,; ', us
charge ~ the marine code of the United So, oo'ie
necessary for the protection Of the sa'Ts vyery
OF tie ships and cargoes committed Ia th.;r g., " AZ
a PETTY 0SFICER on board N. o. IA,
Penang T.. L., Aug. ~. SS'@SH STATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
SLEEPING CARS.

Correspondents Of The N. Y. Tribune.
BUFFALO, Monday, Nov. 4 1899
do not know that can give you clear, 80
Of the ssmation 10 which the he's feature a.t -
duced into the appointments of the New yar. g,
in the form of sleeping car, is held nv 49,,
II an to mention two three iscts tina, cam.
observation in passing over the roaa from Arh....
this place, night before last. There is usually ~,
train Saturday plight, particularly 10 the II: As nun ar
the reason that pass enge boano west are cons
TO lie over at Buffalo the Falls until Monday "a
trains running on either side Of the lake On Sunday
AID they conrive to start At such time as 10 resrh
their point of etiuatou by the .ud If the week ana
tie O'Clock train takes nearly all the way travail
so, as l SAID, the New.fork express train, which
leaves Albany at ll:45, usually carries comparatively
few passengers. came up on that train Sstarlay
night. II consisted OF four passer ger csrsthe seep-
ing car and klree Of the companys ordinary coaches
Tie number OF passengers, exclusv. ii employees ~
the road, when We eft Albany WAS sirty-eis6t. of
which Nrfy-s,rcr had berrns in the sleeping car and
niriy-one were distributed through the company's
Three ar four ut the seepers got IF az different
points. aud their places in the supplied by
sccessious at other points; thai into Roc6-
ester with about our original number--xceedirg an
the way through the aggregate of passengers in the
other cars
Toe passengers spoke in terms IF warm approba-
tion Of tie oohveniences and comforts al red by tho
newly invented ear, and the opinion freely er-
pressed that right travel on rail- instead Of thing to
be dreaded, really more agreeable than travel BY
day.
We arrived at Rochester about in the morning,
where stopped to breakfast. On return 10 tho
sleeping ear found that the attentive conductor had
transformed our couches into the most commodous
and luxurious seats ever saw on n railway.
You will not care for Detailed description Of tbs
sleeping car. II is enough Ia say that It Is very
strongly constructed, and tastefuly fitted up with
c vry convenience for nights ride .acn passenger
beng furnished with a comlcI table berth, pillow and
blanket; that everything is neat and tidy, and must
be kept so If the enterprise is To succeed. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
COLUMNS FOR TIE CAPITOL.

To tie Editor af The " T. Tri5sne
WAsHseros, Nov. 3, 1853.
Sir: In late ar1ise in your paper, American arti
sars and others recommended 20 look i0tO the
sVns FOR dividing into three pieces hundred columns
OF Italian marble, brought moDolths, at great ex-
pence from Carsra 10 Wsshir gton, for tue Capitol
extension.
Your correspondent suggests "red tape" as the
reason.
No columrs brought from Italy the Capitol extern
sion are divided into pieces after being received here;
no large umns have been received from Carrs or
from any other place in Italy for the Capitol extensions
such have been ordered contracted FOR to come
from Italy for the Capitol extension.
The inclosed advertisement, row being extensively
published, shows that proposals are invited for con.
tracts for the marble for the hundred columns Of
the porticos Of the Capitol extension, to be 10 single
blocks if they can be obtained of American marble,
and that these proposals VIII be opened in this city on
the 4th of December next.
The explanation Of the assertion Of your correspond
ent is difficult. The above statement viii show 10
those who beheyed it in spite Of u absuTdity that
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FROM BOSTON.
From Ell Occasional Correspondent.


BosToN, Nov. q, ISIS.
iswi,b your types would mind their eye little
befr. did not say that the departure Of Mr. Burton
"b.d eclpsed the sacidy OF Boston, but the gay
Ety. which isquite another thing. You will rocol-
ct that DIR. Johnson said that the death of Garrck
had "eclpsed the csyety of nstions;" and our
worthy friends, the Wings, with the excellent in.
stingt for blupdering that distinguishes them,
Iectid it as oie Of the notices hung across the
streets, on the occasion Of Nr. Websters funeral!
i tfust they may succeed in their pleasant
schejne for resuscItating the Wing party; for the
ssyesy Of the nation WAS good deal eclipsed by
its dissolution, when done TO death by Mr.. Webster
iast ps be was dying himself. But ! anu afraid
tbert is little hope of it, for since they are, most
uDd,t1iAbly M copjlirers, ii is altogether likely
that they axe slso no necromancers. / suppose 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
INVENTION OF THE LOCOMOTIVE FIRE
ENGINE.
To the Editor Of The ". y. Tibuas.

To the Editor Of The ~ y. Tibsae
Sir: As have for some years been considered in-
the subject Of steam carriages, am anxious
to give the earliest evidence that my not 50
bad it appeared therefore ask toe favor Of max
ing the following statement: .H.f.
Reumye the pump ana It's pipes from the machine,
and what remains il steam wagon, the boiler OF
which invented by Messrs. Lee * Larned, and all
the rest was invented by me- and the working draw
ngs were made by me on the general plan which /
have pr"pos' for passenger Carriages. The combiG-
ION of the rotary pump with my form OF steam car.
ae-s is the invention vi Lee & Laroed, and the
elusive right If my carriage for steam fire engine pur
poses have agreed to assign TO them. -
Tie urfayorable impression which was made by tho
exhibition of drag ropes, requires more explanation
than you have given IT in your second notice. The
engineer had allowed tie pressore Ia fall to the lowest
point that would suffice to go up Broadway; but tho
Street Commissioner, Ia test the locomotive power,
ordered the engine to run through Broad and Nissan
Streets and when he got "a the most difficult part he
ordered the Drag ropes TO be coeo up. Notwhstard-
ing this uDprepared state, the engine up he hiln
with satisfactory readiness and speed
X FISHER
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Mas. LI1ILEs's CosFEssIos The Last Writ
ings Of I Stout has made it advisable for his sister,
sarah T. Titles now in Sing Sing State Pri-on 20
give statement Of her knowledge II the murder II
Ter usband, Chas. W. Littes. On Saturday last che
ode ard eigued at Sing Sing, in presence Of prison
officers full statement Of the murder for publication
Her account Of the horrd affair shows up Ira Stout in
all bis defo,uiiy and fully fixes upon him all tbs guilt
laid ut his doors by the public. Il IS even ntinated
that money was oue of the motives leading to tho
murder.
The confession Of Mrs. Lttles has an air Of candor
about II which places lie, in better position before
the public. IL will be published Tomorrow morning
in a neat pamphlet with covers add eDgravings Iao
statement is reliable as 10 its suhenticity-for ne
tru;hiulness the public must judge. The paInpnieo
contains some interesting facts connected with 'ne
case beside the disclosures made by Mn. J.. II has
also good portraits Of Mrs Lit,les, Cbas. W. L'fhes
a view Of the Of the murder about the fal- arr
q good engraving OF the nurderous weapon tne hs.n
m,r with which Stout committed The deed. Mrs iA'-
ties Gays Ira carried the hammer home after kng nsr
husband with H. The engraved fac simie ct ars. LIT
VIZ Rochester Us'e-