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The Ingenuity OF Crime.


a rai1road CIR is not supposed to be tho enf.
est place against accidents to limb and life.
particularly in America. But French rail
road car Is more secure, because Of the supe-
rior care and diligence Of the agents. Yet who
would imagine that French railroad train, l2-
den with passengers, md on Its way at the ratio
OF twenty miles m hour, should bc the place
OF all Others selected for the perpctration of q
secret murder. Such is, however, the case.
A. H. Poinsot, President OF the Fourth Cham
ber OF the Imperial Court, was wuylaid in n
travelling car Oh the Strasburg railway and
but tile murderer till his dead body was dis
cuyered.
II seems that be Was on hisreturu from some
estates iu Champagne, where he had been col
iectlng his rents, aud occupied: :. compartment
IN Que ot tho arst-class carr;aCes. Our readers
Should remember that the foreign raiiway cars
HTc not like our OVID, an oblopE giuglo cham
her with seats ut the sidLs, but rather like &c.
rles Of stage-co coaches, urnedsidewise upon tho
tracks. Each coach holds but six or ei.ht per-
SOUS, and Is separated from the others by thick
partitions Of wood aud CLOTH. II. Poiusot was
IL the solitary possession Of one of these, when
at q local station he was juiucd bv second
passenger. How tar they rode together, is not
known, but wheu the trlin reached its tlesti.a-
tion at Paris, N. poinsot was found living in ::
pool OF blood upon the floor. uc tad no mon-
~ LOT other valnablcs With him, aud lie infer
eocc WAS tilat LIZ Hac been Killed by bis fellow.
passenger, who ulsdc his escape nobody knows
when or whcre No cry or noise was leard
during the jou; ney, and no one was seen to
leave the cars, and Jet the indications that !:
murder had hccn committed, and not suicide,
were too plain to be mistaken.
At the samr time it appears that the murder
WAS IN act Of gTeat violence. The accounts
affirm that "thc ASSASSIN must bare tired At the
breast Of the DECEASED, us a ball WAS found
lodged in his clothes hear 1t, after penetrating
III: i:Ereatcoat, coat und waiscoat- shirt and 1laa.
mel waistcoat, and causing u confusion On The
bouy. The man then fred second time, and
the ball penetrated the right eye, remaining
In The head; q third shot was fired Just above
the left cyl, anil tho ball also pcnelratcd the
head. Next, the assassin, with hammer, or
aiite.preseEycr or some such instrument, dealt
bis victim dreadful blows on the head, COM
plstely smashing the forehead aud the skull.
With such fury, indeed, did he strike him that
ail the brain was scattered alout. adhering to
Ills clothes and to the seats and sides Of tho
carriage
The circumstances of this crime arc, per-
ha2s. among the strangcst on record, and Of
eouTse, produce an immense excitement in the
E:aces where the victim Was knowu--N 7.
Ehnsng Ra.
, 1861-01-05


We ind the following interesting paragraph
about tho King Of Italy, in cur European
flies:
Fittore Emmanuele is man somc forty or
torty-two years old. He Is very frank. very
honest very vigorous, very brave, very sober,
q very early riser, very fond Of shooting with
pointers. &c takes excurslons In the noun
talns which defy the most agile mountaincer.
It is very rare, even when be does not 20 ont
hunting, that daybrcak finds him abcds He
scarcely touches any food In the morning; he
breakfasts, like m italian peasant, OH crust
Of bread, with piece Of bacon and cheese on
It; but on the other hand, he cats enormously
At dinner. He has no etiquette, no court, no
chamberlain. He holds general reception ut
tic palace every Sunday the doors arc thrown
wide open from ii O'Clock l.. n until r. H.,
and everybody who pleases may 20 in. Ifany
body wishes q private audience of the King,
he writes, and the next day or the dag after
wards be has bis audience, for the King opens
MI his letters himself
One daJ whilo he waa out hunting, he met
peasant, who, seeing him shoot down two
parndgcs with q donble-bnrreled Gun, went
up to him and said: You are pretty good
shot, my boy" why, I've seen worse,' re-
Piled the King. ~ wish you would rid me Of
fox that eats up ali my chickens" "WiI-
lnsly." "Yesy well; If you'll kin that Old
1o1 Tor me-, ~ gtye you two rnoutas," {about
si1teen eents.} .It'e bargnin," said the king.
Give Us - hand, old boy,'' replied the peas
, 1861-01-05

10 Consumptivcs.-The Ad e.
tisr having bcsa restored to health In few vee by
res7 dEpaa Feaedy. Aster having suffered ec<eral
yeass With seTcse lung Affection and that drrst dis
esse, corsampton-A anxious to mike known biz
feI1ov- -uterezs the means Of c1r>
To Ill who des.se It be will .cud ecry or u re.
septoa used 1see Of eharso With tho dlreet.a.s sos
preparing aad ustns Tie za1o, which thty viii End
6u1s c11x FOE CONSUMPTION. AsruxA, Bross1111s,
Sc The only obiee: OF the advertiser IN senas tho
Prescription to benefit the afflicted and s7rcsl fot.
nadon which he eoacelves t, bo Invaluable ard ha
hopes eTer, Sufferer will ty hi, remedy ~ 1t vii cot
easn nothing and may provo a blessing.
Parties wishing tic prescription z pls7,s ,adre,s
Rsr. EDWARD L. WILSON, wlll!ansou,ra King.
County 5eU 1eEf. ds,s:7sly
4 F1lend in Need. Try it,
nA SWEETS EFALLIpLE LE1slEsT : r:o-
rom tho recipe OF Ds. Stephen Sweet Of Con.
noS'.cut the great bonesettcr and 1ns been used In
D. practice for the last twenty years with the most
astonishing success. As external remedy Is With
eat t1'- and viii alleviate pain rnocc spee! than
Aoy o<heF preparation. For all Rheumatic 1nd EcE.
foos Disorders It Is truly Infa!lib nad as curatvc
1os eoseA Wounds spsa!na, Du7ns DC. 1t. soothing
neanns and powerful strengthening r:opc1tss, excite
eae Jcss wonder onc astoa3sh1cnt Ill Etota7c ever
gwen II 0ls1 0yer four hundred certIGcucs Of re-
a13Kaoie cures Performed by 1t Eitaln te last two
1eass attest thts fact. Fer safe By J. Il JOHNSON,
tsenesal Agent 70 State street. Chicago, md By all
Dcale<A noa1o1eox1y
, 1861-01-05

God has msdo
ATuderne.s Q: worlds: Hts will, and et,onr
EreatlSe spirit shook ten thousand worlds.
Like golden dcwdrops. from hi. waving Win
4! Aud Giant tue chorus Of his iovc dlriuc.
lie made The milky y-way to epan the tky.
= pcasly bow Of promis.. ovcsy drup
That tpaFkles there singing, Ginning world,
rs Me woke the music Of the Northern Harp,
And bsie lie srehes of {; Southern M as'epS epSsr,
Ks'erbesa1e their hallel:jahs high.
The mighty ono
no sweeps the Tyre OF Ages, ard com ends
II. Of ten singing
Ptend Children ef ihs hef55!s 5fsse The f;ec .1''"'
e Beh9ld our banner, b14zoncd By the breath
gf Union tossing vi dly to and TO
6p 61pon the wave "f lection, Us they wero
par.Hns par sasnsing y fhadows. not eternal orbs,
st1f1inG through the 1ogndless hearen
Aeat dissolution sounded. and fprbear
Io bran's the traitor hearts Il at dare forget
Gs Thsa hrs md bsd
lac pit OF Dlscord for her victims yawna,
Then, back recoi1itE. shudders 10 Foccivc
1helT hearts, foulcr and d 1ezcsr hell
God sara the Union i-Giro the da.vniuE year
Ihss n proud bap ismal anthena--1et its last
Dlsso!vtnS sigh be-Unfon uudlxsolycdl
New States, with Starry emblera-, ono By one,
Gome stealing through the Futu1e's twilight din,
II rlke e, 9rhs @ q evening from i.a dusky sky,
Their high, unwearied and unweaTyins ~ round.
Bei9re the golden gates and battlements
VI !4fadlse. Tbs barn OF Liberty
Shall sound aman, till Death himself exntrs:
III! God has made us free, imiaor1ally,
A, Ahd ltue IL duet upon his broken Lyrei
tasiGe faptnred momcut !-if all blessed like thee
are AeAEen's bright centuries, how brief viii 30
hs count1ssa ages Of Eternity!
IN mEmoR1An1.
Tho following beautiful tribpto to our l.to L.
mented Governor, Is taken from tbs New Years
Address Of tho STATE Journal:
Let Us look backward, cre the song ba ended.
70 that sad Sabbath morning,
When through the wild March Rkiea orE Cn1EF
And left the people mourning.
With elinetnglore tsill fearful Memory lingess
Round BIasE!L's honored tnmb,
And patient Fame we1ves with persistent fingers,
wreath Of faaelcss bloom;
Where the bood.rose Of yalor CLOVIS In splepdor
Fierce a. battle psalm.
While mid the civic oak 1eavos shimmcrs tender.
Loves myrtle and the palm.
And Faith looks up with steadiast eyss immortal,
:. Into the bending sdes,
Who walks In Paradisct
Then let Us not with our unt!mely weeping
Insult the still repo.e,
OF the proud form that nov Is rrandIy slesntns
Under the winter shows.
For great men, dead or living, still are pousrs
or energy sublime,
That ali The Garth, and dsck with amarauthin.
Tbs shori eteu1 OF Time
, 1861-01-05

FRANCIS i. HOFFMAN,,
Consul OF tho Grand Ducby Of Sa1e.Weluar the
Duchies Of Drunswtck and sa9e.Goths, and the free
city Of Frankfort and by special act OF several Stes
authorized 10 act tor !orinrr citizens Of AUSTRIA,
BADEN, BAVARIA, HANOVER, HESSIA, NASSAU.
PRUSSIA, 6A1ONT, W1ETENBERG, OLDENBEt.l},
Ac j4.TdAvlY
, 1861-01-05

ant II shan b heretomorrow morning with
my hounds, and I'll rid you Of your fox" The
next day the King Was On tbs spot e4t]y In the
morning with hls dogs, started the }ox and
Killed him. swell, aud snre 'nongh 5ou have
earned your two snoutas; hers they be" The
King took them. "By Jovel" said he to one
of his friends to whom 10 told the story, "as
It was tbs first money I ever earned in my life,
1t afforded me great deal Of pleasure"
He sent the next day dress, a necklace and
= patr Of earrings to The peasants wife. II Ia
impossible to be more ample than King Wit
tore Emmaune1e Is. He goes out Oh foot aud
unattended. When he goes to the theatre, he
goes In by the common door. One day the
doorkecper Of the. Theatre d'Angenno saw
somebody putting cigar smoke Into her cats
nose, the poor cat being b1ockaded In a corner,
aud unable to Stir; she ran up to rescue her
lhave gone through Italy, from the Alps 70
the Adriatic, from Genoa to Turin, and to hii-
Ian, Verona and Venice; have asked every
body with whom hayo been thrown Whist
their opinion was touching King Vittore
Emuanuelc, Every one replied: tsTherc Is,
perhaps, to he found in Italy man as honest
Is be II, but there Is not more honest one to
bB found lny WhCreh
, 1861-01-05
IN MEMORIAm.

Iho following beautiful tribpte to our l.to L.
nented Governor, Is taken from tbs New Years.
Address Of tho statt Journal:
To that sad Sabbath morning,
When through the wild March Rktcs orE Cu1rF
hRceudtd $3.50
, 1861-01-05

Patent FIGURING s Rrtsf yfl7Ns,
Al perfect and complete within themselves.
Also, Leather AID Rahneg Betting, Lac1ax Fackiux
&c. e. At TIE vFr7 lowest ca*h prices.
~ Don't spend 81 fur l;atzci StaCe 3iachlreyy,
until you ioaAe's- Stad los catalogue md cir
cu:uzs. Address ". II. EOANE,
Ay4.teIu.lyl L. ClasS Atfett. ChicASc,
, 1861-01-05

a and 10 In Sale Street.
BANKING DEPAHTmENT.r
Deposits received CprrcEt Accounts from partlea
granted . ssEslaf 'e:.es .ad fssrs;sponas1.s 49,
which iaterest ] H.. fsano1ed. III " 'ee'I'' 0@'<' %
SAVING DEPARTMENT.
pcpo~!tstns not lees than 1re dollars received
esnt ri s. ttvtd deposits q this description
It. n1ns Ane; 4sa}es made demand aud IN
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.
ool1eetio = in ChicaEo made and proceeds RENTED
onl 1T paIs q he &c Il "a
proceeds ieuitted on favorable teEna.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART
nENT.
Of 10 Union available any part Of sha Tnied sstes
or caaads, and have made arrangements By which
u Ssa S 's
STOCK DEPARTnENT.
81 eS 81 s. Ss9 III
y s1a 60 9n5 sna u
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, 1861-01-05

E53s- -Ciuoinnati;i Hamilton Counts

s5CiuoinnAti,;l Hamilton CountY,
e1s IL ohta-B,soss re. The aohie.lher: 3sstee Z,
:ae Feaca n 4nd for aid county. perssna1ly ea1s
sooa les. wha being duly sxozn. deposet, and satA
he had bcsa suffering With Chr, nla pa7aea III
to- pa< tEcntstxo year4 and had conau]tcd md r.
eeFed for h!s caso from all the primers:
pastsetsns ~ PI adelph'a ona Cincinnati hut all IT
70 eaee& Is hs' as 7eccsca no rr1ler 1t last ho
eFer AndiuG res:: but by the ndyIce Of friend Wis
7ndueed TO- Try HosTETTEKs cEIEBnAr.D
STOMACH n1trERs, and. to his utter surprise fot.d
relief oIa the 1r.s trial. ano In l=s thnn IN nont,s
!snad himself pesecay cured o< It's complaint ant is
oA!J fseoF.sans hh strength Of body. aud iuesctns
IN nav ma eaeestaa;y c{res this certificate, ii hc
hope that oshtsz Afflicted lIle hn..1r
......-.,... JOHN LE:.
Gwofn snd subscribed to beforr me. Auru.t 2t. tA
c F. HANSEIatAE, Justice cf tic rcoeh
Ae41ew Nh II woe,n-.t r,..,...,,
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June -, 1859. 3w.
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SAMUEL LAPPIN. /, q; !,
Land and General Agent

SENECA, NEMAHA CO., KANSAS,
WlLLpromptly attend 70 investing Money,
" " paying Taxes, locating and selling Land
Warrants, buying and selling Lands, and max.
ing Collections in Northern Kansas and South
srn Nebraska. Once on Main Street.
REFERENCES:
D. MAREHAn, White Cloud, Kansas
e. A. PoUEEF. Iowa Point, ." t
A. G. WILDEl, Lsavenworth, ei
GILsrHr Z sraArron, Kiekapoo, i" sss.s
PaILLIrs & DoDsE, ."
P. L. HupsEns,
r. Dur1oH, Hiswatha, 100 9"
LnEss I Born. Sc. Joseph, No.
OsIAs BAnsy, Bloomfield. Edgar Co., III.
x. J.GArlIns, Indianapolis, Ind ss'sr-
june 30, SLY. IL + zif-s71,
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DR.. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American Q
WORM SPECIFIC,
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

TINE countenanee Is pale and lesdes-
colored, with occasional Aushes, or cir
euIn.cribed spot on one or both cheeks; ths
eyes become dull; the pupils dilate; IN
azure semicircIe runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swelis. and some
time, bleed,; q swelling Of the upper LIP;
occasional headache, with hummins or
shrobbing of the ears; m unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning; aP-
petite variable, sometimes voracious, with .
knawins sensation of the stomach. At othen,
entirely gone; Aeetins pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting; violent
pain, throughout the abdomen; bowels ir-
regular, at time. costive; stools Shiny; NOT
unfrequenty tinged with blood; belly swol
len and hard; urine turbid; respiration &C
casionally difficult. and accompanied By
hiocough; cough sometimes dry and eonvuE
.ive; uneasy and disturbed sleep. with
grinding of the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritable. &c
Whenever the above symptoms are
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Caution to Trespassers.

NOTICE is hereby given, that C. Dorlsnt
~ has been appointed by the White CLOUD
City Company, Agent for the care of timber
Any person cutting or hauling timber from an
Of the lands Of said Company, without arrange
ments with said Agent, will be prosecuted i'm
mediately. All persons indebted for timber oh
tanned heretofore, are notified to come up and
settle for the same, without delay.
0. BAILEY, President.
June q, 06.