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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-03
illinois Mutual
vrRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITH A SUCCESSFUL

rrs,SEss EXPERIENCE OF OVER Y YEARS
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Wanted

A Good Dwelling House located in East Joliet, up
n on a good sized lot, in EXCHANGE for land in
Wisconsin H. Address Il. R., Po. box 407, Joliet.
Dec. &, 1850 ~
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN,S PULMONIC WATERS I! !

The Original Medicine Establish in 1881, and
first article of the kind introduced under the
name Of "PULMoSIc WAFERs,' in this any other
country; all other Pulmonic Waters cnunterfeIts
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN be-
ing stamped on each Wafer.
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WAFFRs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarsenesa,
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WAFERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WAFERs
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve ineipient Consumption. Lung Diseases.
Bryan's PulmOinc Waters
Relieve irritation of the USula and TOnsils
Bryau's PumOhic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes.
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Are blessing to all classes and constitutions
Bryau's Bulmonic Waters
Are adapted to vocalists aud public speakers.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are in q simple form and pleasant to the taste. Not
only relieve but effect rapid and lasting Are
warrant ted to give satisfaction to every
No family should be without a box of Bryan's Pull
monte Waters in the house.
No person will object to give for Bryan's Pull
monte Waters Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor. Rochester, N. Y.
Sold by j. IL. brown, Joliet, and all other Druggists
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HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the Million at O. Fox,s.

1 will state to my iiends and the publicfn een.,ri
In Justice 70 myself that Of our Citizens Iv a.
name OF Edward Savage, who processes TO BE- What ~
does has caused TO be published such an
about o. foxs Gin Book Store and Brass Jewelrv
10 you think much Of such a man who trys 10 I'm
lure one who never In any way tried 70 injure him
II is nothing more than jealosy in business
Now will state that for the past three wears INV
Miscellaneous look trade, and such I presume has
been the case With Mr. Safage's hss been very sn,e
searsely nothing 70 sieak Of And where las the
trade gomez To NV York and Phfladslphia 20 the
Gin Book St0re Of Eyans, AID IN protection 10 my-ef
when was In New York made arrangements with
Publishers for Books az very lou rates. and made ar
rAngements with Of the largest Publishing houses
In New York to get me a catalogue. which has ieen
published Now will state 10 my friends and eusto-
msrs Of the Western States, that have fine Gold
Jewelry house has. and the largest, finest ana
best selected stock Of any house in the citS.
In Few days shall receive a vers hne addition 20
my present stock In the way Of Silver Tea sets Gold
watches Silver Watches, aud all kinds of the best
seseted stock aud all parties bnyinE books from
give them 25 per cent OF Of ny CataloCue which
30 not wish 20 take their gift Ny Gin Book hnsness
:. c,hdueted on different plan from other houses
a. the TINE the giit IL given will show them The
blank book IN Which the gift Is written 90 black ink
anu numbered q correspond SEi:h the mrrssr on the
goods and slcIfy tile article and II they are NJ
sstsncd with their gifts viii take on 25 per cent
from what they paid for the books and will Guarantee
All o. my patrons thai they will be well Eatisned
Caii At o. fo1 : aud buy your Holiday Presents
nave nne stock OF Children. ladies and Gents Furs
sud aside from Books what s there more useful than
fur- in this cmatei Call early before ~. st,T. I.
crowded, it Always Il Holidays Now Is the tifne
20 make your selections, and val sci ysa all iuas
which keep lover than any other hose.
o. FOX.
Joliet Dec = 1850 n25n
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SPECIAL NTICES.
THE LITTLE HAND NEEDLE DID
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLAREE'S
Celebrated Female pills,

Prepared from, prescription Of Sir J. CLARK. NJ d.
Physician Extraordinary to The Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure O,
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the Female constitution is subject 1t moderates ali
excess and removes all distractions aud speedy cure
may be relied on,
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited. It WILL in a short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain. to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
Thexs Ills should not be taken by females during The
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as Lhey are
srs 20 Lriny ON Miscarriage, b at any other hey
are safe
In an cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
I'm fhe Back and Limbs, Heavness Fatigue on slight
Exertcn Palpitation Of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites these Pills will effect when all other
means have failed and although powerful remedy do
not contain iron, calome anthony or any thing hurt
full to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
fLate I. c. Baldwin Coz Rochester, Y.
N. B.-sI and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorIzed Agens will insure bottle containing so Pills.
by return mail.
Sold by J. II. BROWN, Joliet, and all Druggists
Dec. l. $3.50. n2Sly
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JQttu .AObtrtistments.
county Judge.

rt,sps EpiroRs. =, -. q candidate for the Office Of
sms-i one = yin County. at the ensuing election,
County Ju aaS bear is "the Flag Of my country
the standard +. W. CRANDALL.
,.u., Sept 2, 1851.
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R. RAMsDELL

HAvING opened the Store formerly occupied by A
Il ii. Day. Exchange Street, desires to call the
attention Of the citizens OF Joliet and vicinity 10 his
well selected
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sr 6d1sG OF 81 5L WS WIN Co Circuit Court.
YINAL L. MoREY, 0''-

yINAL L, MoREY, i''t-
POLLY M0REY.
A ffIDAfIT 9th non-residenee Of Polly Nor,
"a defendant above named. having been 6ied i, ~
Office OF the Clerk Of the Will County Crcuit Cnr. ~
Notice Is hereby given to the said Polly More e..
Nina L horey the comPlainant filed his BIN Of CON-
plant IN s9 Court on the ehaDcery side tereoon th
18th day OF July 1861. and that a s,tnn,o,s 'le
issued out OF said court against said defendant
required py hw
Now unless you the said Polly Morey siialIner.o,.,.
y Dc and appear before said Circuit Court IN vii
holden at Joliet in said County on tis @ 70 oe
octeter, lSol ana plead answer denur 10 the sai
coPsaaHt7 phi q complaint, the same and The ,nar
.es ana things therein charged aud stated viii "a
taken as confessed and zdecree entered ags,s, Dc
according 70 the praye. .. bin 'e-'-4' So1'
O. d. A. PARKS, Com SOL N-Ais SistA.
Joliet, July 18th, 1861
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THE MARKETS.
,.,,.tPries Current.
c1TRcH DIREcToRY---sUNDAY
CHON SEHVICES.

.u,s- Episcopal cnuEcH,-Rev. H. Crews, Pas
IFraopoi'' Hours OF worship lOls A. n, anG Pm
,asSsirOsiI John K Md paS'G
Ho1,s -.oftr CHuEcH-ReY. p. Parrelly, PASTOR
ROMAN nablie worship A. NJ 10H An and P
Hours icf"rEcH.-I,ev, John Wilkinson, Rector,
& P9slo SeF; %GPn 1G Fi.ssiaad any
Nedns i'lascg Rev c. Button, Pastor. Hours OF
S'TI n,s,i cV Worship iol1 A. NJ, and7 PM .
urEsAs RoMAs y nabIic worship lOlI A NJ and
s'ryErs..s55 o c1TRo &&6rshpio M, nnd7 Pm
nS1i PaorEsIAsr cHgTc1lRey; a. saas fs1'0r
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Administrator's NoIice.

ESTATE q Christian Golze. aeoeased-The unaer.
estate Of Christian 6oze late Of tbe Co1ns - I'M
ana state OF Illinois, deceased hereby givos notice
ne VIII appear before the County Court Of IN C,unrv
az the Court House in Joliet, at the SefteuIer se,
on the "a MONDAY in September neat at which time All
persons having claims against said Estate are rotled
and requested TO attend Tor the purpose Of having f
same adjusted All persons indebed 70 aid Frtsf.-
are requested to make immediate payment to the M
dersigPed- '-'' wv
Joliet, Jsly Is, lsGt.- a.,
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THE INV Aid HOME
III. KNAPP, M. d.,
FoRHERII OF y. Y. has OPENED AZ
IN F II M A r Y

IN CHICAGO, ILL.
ON new system, which embraces the most apprUy
" cd methods Of treating Diseases in this or auy
other country. All Female Diseases, Lang Diseases
Cancers and Rheumatism, are pccOi diseases treated
ia this Institution, in the treatment Of which,
Doctor. His consultations for years, have averaged
from i've to six thOus1nda year. The following dis
cases which pronounced tctsrdhs by the Medical
Faculty generally treated with in this In
stitution- All nervous and neuralgia aectops dis
eases Of women, all forms Of scrofula dyspepsia
stpaiion, skin diseases, caneerous and TuberculOns
affections. including puuionary consumption, rheuma-
tisu, Paralysis epilepsy Asthma salt rkeum. remit
tent and Intermittent frvers, the diseases Of Children,
lie has bad extensive practiee aud wonderful
Cess In the treatment OF CANCERS, which he cures
without the knife I've trests SUCCESSFULLY. ON a new
method, all the diseases Of the EYE and EAR.
Remember. the dd-Stor 1oes not promise TO al
stages ofdiserses. While diseases crRABLE 4
taken In season, all Stages not Your h
durable this week, not next-to day, not tomorrow
hence, the danger ofdelay.
The Building Is pleasantly located. spacious, and Will
accommodate several hundred patients. No will
be received where there any doubts Of a OF
relief The best nurses only employSd ho, with the
physician viii Iaaye all feal home that put them
selves under the care Of his institution.
TERMS-from ten TO fifteen dollars per week. i,rari
ably IN ddrdnce No patient taken for less terns than
one month, no can he satsSedas 20 me bsnehi
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in a less time
Many PATIENTS who not able to sife Iufr
mary can be successfully treated at RE, wlea will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month.
All letters, inclosing letter stamp, addressed "a
prompt attention.
Consultation free. Offce Hours from 0 n to Q p "
Office us Sonth Clark ST. Clark and Monroe sts
sept. IL, 1870 nl3y
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$1,000, 900.
Capita bald. 100000.
vsrpID Of tho profits for simiannual dividends, In
NIIiii,.D N nreniiums usually drawn from the In
~ stocE Companies, topay Eastern Stockhold-
tu'eu in the ILLINOIS MUTUAL are so equitably
r' tne univ 70 require from the Members sufh.
ArAns $3.50 to nav with eSrtdinty all Losses aud ex-
dent m'T ~, premium Notes, amounting to over
penso, ;,tss II Dollars secured by lien upon
Ohs A~,' y,y insured, valued at over Ten Millions
ths Pofi Pnnd affords guarantee for the pay
lhs very lo,s-the security being all located In
mem rd sutject TO our own laws. No policies are
lllhy', - this state The Members are subject to
ssu oT,nall LOSSES being adjusted by agreed arbi-
no .s All losses caslied within ninety days, that
uaion under Policies paid yearly in advance
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
u,-+ LYMAN Trumbull, Robert Smith,
S..,,I Wade Elias Hibbard, timothy turner,
NV schwepple, B. 1 Gilman IA, w. BllinSS'
nj 2 Long l. Kcllenberger, Henry Lea,
p Uofhnan, John Atwood, NJ e. Atwood,
OPTIC ERs.
NJ G. ATWOOD. President.
7 KELLENBERGER, Treasurer, and Special Agent.
l. JOHN ATWOOD, Secretary.
Iobr Bsisdell Geu Agt, J. E Howard, Asst Gen Agt
s-Iocal Agents at every county town in the State.
BIssELL & HEATH, Agents, Joliet,
Sept. !, 1851. hl=
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
ARREST or A -NoToRIoUS FoRGsR.

Jerry Cowden, alias John Colburn, alias A. p.
Miller the most extensive forger and counterfeter in
| the United-States, was arrested late last Friday
night, near the Hoboken Ferry, by Sergt u. Jabobs
and officer Murphy of the 5th Precinct, Brooklyn,
and detective officer Charles Noyes, Of St. Louis The
charge is for forgery banks Of Chicago, St. Louis
| Pittsbury Columbus and Detroit, to the extent Of
between $4,000 and S3O 900. Also under the guse Of
a drover in passing large amount Of the Brighton
eounterfeits upon Western bankers.
Immediately upon the arres. of Cowder, the officers
hurried the river to Jersey City, and guarded
their prisoner during the night at private house. and
in the morning took early train for ST. Louis, via.
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Several Western and Southern officers have been
after Cowden for months past but, with one
ccpticn, he he's managed to elude them by means of
paid SPIES The prisoner satesthat few weeks since
while residing in Brooklyn, he was apprehendcd by
two cops" one from Philadelphia and the other be-
longing in NewYork. They took from him 500 600 in
connterieits, and he gave them $1,000 in good money
for which he was allowed bis liberty.
The officers to have made the arrest on Thurs
day night in Greenwich street. near Barclay knowing
that Cowden had appointment in that locality. The
prisoner stated that he learned that they in wait
for lin, through police officer he had employed to
"pipe' for him. lie aso stated that if be bad remain
ed at liberty until Wednesday next, be would have
made 500 out of job on hand. Cowden il about 4s
years Of age Of genteel appearance and would readily
pass for substantial business man. lie said TO have
followed the profession for the past 25 years, and al
though known as a notorious councrfeiter and forger
has SO far escaped punishment.
lie is supposed to have a large number of bank note
plates hand and it is said he issued the $l5
felt bills the RouDdout Bank, which 80 closely re-
fembled the genuine that they were received at the
hank
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

Of those reports, which has found Place in che
columns Of the Nec- Yorker Abend Zeitung Of July
70 under the heading, The Murder in Gilsa,s Regi,
nent The facts stated in this article are lies, and
Capt Bracklow, who Immediately suspe ended
from duty, would have been placed before Court,
Martial at the request Of the corps Of undertig
officers his resignation which Re bad rendered eght
days ago, had not been accepted Today.
II is true that Private prediger Of Company has
been wounded by the Colonel in consequence OF active
resistance against the Coones oders as he could not
be brought to obedience in any other manner; his
scratch however, not dangerous for be did duty
again on the third day after be received biz wound,
and is at present in full health, with the regiment
All other attacks sgainst the manner in which the
command Of regiment is conducted we leave un-
noticed, for the aforementioned reasons.
We declare, herewith, that have joined the regl-
ment under command Of Col. Won elisa with full con-
idence in his ability; and that, from the manner IN
which he has conducted his command under the trying
and difcult circumstances and positions through when
the regiment has passed we have gained the convicol
that we estimate him as highly accomplished
and able officer, under whom we sLall continue 10
serve with the greatest confidence.
REGIMENT KaLB .
lieut. Col Emil Duysing; Major Ernst Holmsedti Gap
tans ID EDsi1el U. obeth, +. Aenshsusen, weiss -
r. PGpemeyer J. D. Krelibe !. Meyer, Won Iorozowick
IieuerAnts C. Welnau c. Bank, f. Hirsched Neuss A.
Scho, VIM. Stu.gle A. Trainer, K. MeDsdin r. Maief'
Bax COhnhem u. Henrich, CLas Voelc.er schot nheI
knipsclhd. = Schumacher, Won Aecho"i Aaju''n'
Otto Alienschmidt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
THE COTTON BUGBEAR.

To Ae Editor Of The n. y. Tribune
SIR: II is clearly evident that the Southern traitors
and their Northern abettors base their whole hopes OF
success upon Enesuds opening their ports for cotton.
They virtually confess they cannot open them without
aid and with their ports closed they virtually beat
en- and exercise the prorcglves Of a nation.
With TN eye the practical let bow much Of an
inducemeut England has TO embark in sucn an enter
piise and bring IL into dollars ard cents and Il i,
will nav. In, land emplrye about so, OJO opera
TO Teceive about oue-tlird Of Der cotton from
other sources than the United Staies, consequent
lv tgO-thirds Of her operatives out Oi employment
IL fair 10 presume that one-rd Of the remainder
can get cmp0 ymeni at other kinds oi business this
leayes 5000 operatives 10 be provided for ht
age pay Of II ) per year, which u quito high IS
they receive at this rte. 1t viii require Twenty
Millions 20 support ihrln Who bell yes { at England
VII run the chances of gct,ipg iat0 war with the
United States lrd perhaps France to-, f0r j. plry
amount. no, Sir, It il al ludg, shs VIII do no such
thug she viii leave 10 settle oar OVG rebellion IN
our way therefore, say, q my countrs men, bor-
row trouble that score. All TIE iiguar1e that
we il Euro, pers agails Us j. sap!! tie e.
fusions Of paid Sriteis emi lOyed BY thos Pine Minis
ters tf doabe-hafeed rusc1iy, faucey Eust and q ?
other fellow, iorit his name just NOW. Siald sud
solid Old John Bui wll lgufc litl' befOsehe gles ito
slcl wild cat schemes TO you, iu Whose hards are
c,rhm I'D oil the mat Eilrry oi Government ard ne
lives and tleasure Of to yoOple, mako haste, slowly
suey, aLG rapidly as j. coa, sieit with doirg tie
work tho.ouehiy bnd well. Dis ard al idea Won
rhould have done months enoel oi these untc coirg
70 Il Il. sref ~ any other means than ci1-sLot q
bonh-s ellis. Common sense and ce eucy i not tnoir
STYLE; they cannot appre iat ~ their education does
as some overwh eniug dem nanstrai0na OF tie Iower
ard sAgAesiA,ss oil tie Government. c.S.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
7qr W,sr-The question /, started i

L,EoR AT THE WEsT.--The question il started in
Tie PyOrid,ucs J0H,H1i and PrOridescs POst and in
some of The NcwYoik papers as TO what can be done
foe he unemployed lsborirg clases, aud what chance
there nav b. for them 1T The West. We happel %
blye some recent rcli bl nfornstion from TIE middle
paris OF Illinois that viii be of service 10 those
conCernCd 10 know IN one eiIhbOrboCd, embracing
90. towns of Peru La Sale, and Piaceon, 10 ltss
an eight COMPARES LETT for Tie war just before har
vcs time; aud nearly al If these were farming hands
The claseaueuSc Il tha, hired men a King : 81 a
day while corn j. selling al II enis and wheat at 20
t. 20 cents per bushtl The farmers Ray they cannot
and will gay such price; and hr-t-class tanner
II Bureau Comfy hosInade ap bic mind to l)se quar-
ter part bis hue cTop aying che otnsr portion with
his proseIt force. The small grain harvesting runs
all through August, aod plowing for DeXt crop corn
cutting ald husking viii give employment 10 al vino
want ti the end ii the year. Tie faru arc will
rg 20 nay - 80, and some oven 8 per day; bat nose
than iha they will rot give II tbose wfo know how
10 work aud willing would seize tie present oppor
tuntv they could 20 10 Chicago for about halt. price
ns lasst ngers and then spread ou on the
towns along the tao,ds and conatry.sea'- and they
wonld 10 oaught by tie armers fact a. they would
otter Themselves. lAew-bedtord Mercury.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

TnE WILL OF FREE CoLoRED WOMAN IN FAVOR
OF HER Son, A SLAyE.--An aged o0lored woman
named Ann Jackson, died in this ey few months
since, leaving 500 $500 n the Savings Bank,
the accumulation Of deposits made from time to time
during the past - years
Sue wss formerly slave at Richmond, and leaves
in slavery, the house servant of wealthy and
respectable geDteman Of tuat ety. by her last VIII
sie leaves her property to w. Il. Peabody, ESQ.,, of
Lynn in rust for the benefit OF her son who she said
DID not desire his freedom, In case OF his death Tor
his children.
A correspondence was opened with gentlemen in
Richmond, by which il ascertained that her son
was perfectly coptnted and has family OF hye or SIX
children, slaves like himself Assurances were given
that any money cent to sam" would be scrupuonsly
used for bis benefit but In consequence Of the present
war il is deemed best to hold 70 the money for the
present. and place it at interest," III the hope that may
at no dtsnt day be o substantial benefit TO the per-
son for whom il was intended. Boston Traveller.
Sir James G. Melville, X. G. b., died in London on
the 23d july For the past thirty years his name has
been connected with Indian affairs. He entered the
home service OF the East India Company at an early
age and in 1884 appointed its Chief Secretary,
position which he held until 1858. The London Times
says: He was always regarded As an eminent aa-
thoity all questions Of Indian policy ana ne wss
invariably among the first whose opinions were taksa
IL any Parliamentary inquiry.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

Warren KILLS MS WYE ASD CUTS MS own
ThLoAT--Obe OF the most tenchh AID coil. 10 q "a
murders that il has hen our lot to lace before he
public was pcrpe 81 IN the township oi colchester,
&. W. 30 miles below Windsor, on Saturday morning
last. The murGcrors naue is Ge0r-e Nillinn- lie
is Of the raLy ildoleni lazy, theving negroes IN
Cauada il curs,d with. He has ubssed by proving
around the country. lie returned from one OF these
EXPEDITIONS to Coche.ter, where his wife lives, on
Thursday lisi. She was an exception 10 the average
run OF Ler clsr aud gained her livelihood ~ laborlng
o. his reum lie expressed wish TO 1--we WIN her,
ard shc denied lin that prviiegei whereuPon re lei
swearihr dizcful venge snce. lie returned Satur-
day morning. and encountered his wife IN the yard, In
front Of Tie miserable hcvel where shc lived WHAT
oeourred beiween tlem previous 10 ns committing inc
horrible deed no enc but hmself can tell there being
20 y. rfoh IRE ent 10 the time The first iutinntion
~ OF ilose j. n negbOrhoQd had OF tie crime, was
uuesrhly scream that would have startled tie seven
sl,epers and upon nskng to the spot irom whence l.
can e, t9e inhrman wreich waS seen 10 drr" razor
across Il throat tlre times and fall PROSTATE aeoas
the body Of his wife, who lying welerins IN her
gore. ,
Upon exanrinstion, two lid,oug wounds were found
on lis Nifes head oue on the ba,k OF her head, abi
The other upon the let temfl, The skull wa broken
in, IN each plaro; in fact, her head was llei'iiy
mashed in'o jelly and ;reIo lay the AK by her sde,
VIII was the messenger of death, red With her h'e
blood The wounds must have produced 4stan'aheonS
cedh; Mefieal atteEdanee w'1 immediately l sulii-
moned 70 dess the wounds of tae wreched murderer,
" no presented ghasly eishi-his asoph5 gus DeIiY
severed, and the jugaIar vein EXPOSED to view.
more sickenirg sight cannot well be imagined than
was presented on The SPOT where the murdered ana the
murderer lay IN pool Of blood. The blood-stained
wIetch was ll,ced ia the Sandwich Jail yesterday
morning and medical all was In attendance upon lin
during The day. He pronounced out OF Danger
last evening. lie viii be tried at the Qneen's Beach
rsxt fall when his miserable existence will terainae
at the end OF roEe. lDetro" free ffess.
Sx-PouxpER on Mt. WAsHSGros.-The carriage
read t. tic summit Of Mt. Washington VIII be com
peted In about ten days lt Is 70 nearly done now
that teams go up, and Mr. Lowell ard others Of this
city start tbis morning with sk-poenner canton,
which they will take 10 the summit Of Mt WashiDg z
tou, and on tbe morrow, Thursday they expect to
wake the echoes OF all that region, BY firing npona
salute Of "a guns.