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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-07

County CouRr-(From the Record. On
Thursday, the accounts Of j. j. Cole jailor,
amounting to SS4 -, was presented and al
lowed
On Friday, the rule against Thos. Coy1e, for
failure to appear as petit juror was dismissed
with payment of costs. J. T. Evans was ex-
onerated from payment of an erroneous tax.
The Keeper Of the Court House was ordered
to procure pitcher, tumbler, coal hod, broom,
$ o I'll, axe and dust brush.
Maxwell VI. Fowler-unlawful detalner-
verdict for defendant-motion by plaintiff for
new tri sustained, and new trial awarded
The Court doth allow the jurors who served
at this term as follows, to be paid By the
county:-S. n. Howard, $l.50; IL. Davis,
$3.50; j. Fl. Kent, So; G.. G. Wade, 50; 7.
G.. Henderson, ST. so; Lewis J. Hellnuth,
$3.50; S. Declham, so cts; r. Blackwell,
$3.50; G. 7. Gregory, $50; W. l. Her
rick, 50 cts. w. n. Howard, $3.50: ". ".
White, 81; J. Vanname, $l.50; j. Cum
mings, $l.5O; F. Daw $50; c. R. Grimes,
sl.50:J Gallon, 81. SO; Thos. Wilson, sl.5O;
John Fowler, 81. SO; Thos. Dwyer, sl.50; y.
G. Whittlesey, 81. so; A. NJ. Nuthing, 81. ;
J. Schwartz, $3.50; and L. Patton, 81.
John H. Russell, being duly licensed, was
admitted to practice law in this Court, where
upon the said Russell qualified.
Several cases were continued as follows:
Hamm erdinger VS. Hicks Wienterg VS.. Ham
burger, VOORHEES, & Bell VS.. Weeks, Hays
VS.. Price, Jacobs VS.. Gallon, Thompson VS..
Mitchell, H. Clevenger, vs.. j. c. Swift, Earle
& Co. VS.. C. T. Suttle 4, Co.. Strider vs.. May
and L. Fl. Warder VS. Fl. L. Monroe.
Tho Court then adjourned till Court in
course.
RH1TsH AID 70 THE CONFEDERATEs. On
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-07

diary she'll struck the Nashville; and set her
on fire, and she Is now q total wreck.
The fort fired upon the iron-cIad and hit her
twice The other gunboats OF the ileet tired
at the fort, but did 10 damage.
An INCIDENT n TIE CARS In a car On 4
railroad which runs into New York. a few
mornings ago, sceae occurred which viii not
soon be forgotten by the witnesses Of it. 4
person dressed as gentleman speaking to a
friend across the car, said: ''Well, | hope
the war may last six months longer. L it
does shall have made enough to retire from
business. In the last six months have made
a hundred thousand dollars-slX months more
and T. shall have enough.
A lady sat behind the speaker, and necoss;s~
rily heard his remark; but when he was done
she tapped him on the shoulder, and said to
him. Sir, [ had two son,-one OF them was
killed at the battle OF Fredericksburg the
other was killed at the battle CT Mur1rees-
boro'."
She was silent moment, and 50 were all
around who heard her. Then, overcome by
her INDIGNATION, she suddenly slapped the
speculator first On the cheek. then on the
other and before the fellow could say word,
the passengers sitting near, who had witnessed
the whole affair, seized him, and pushed him
hurriedly out of the car as one not Ii to ride
with decent people. - Bait. Am,
The Mint at Philadelphia is now ruuning its
entire force upon nickcls. The cost of making
this insignificant coin is nearly IS much as the
cost Of making double eagles. Tho only differ
encc is that the latter coin is weighed and adj
iusted piece by piece The labor done at The
Mint, if expended upon double eagles, would
produce $4,000 PEI day. As now expended,
the results are but about twenty-five hun>i!ed
dollars per day in n!cke]s.
A large meeting Of the Uuion people OF \.
York, irrespective OF part: was held last night
1t the Cooper Institute: ATTENDED by owe" T.
0JO neoDle inside ard TIE satro number out
side The meeting inside was preside over
BY Mayor Opdyke; Genl. Scott being too sick
TO be present. Speeches weEe made BY JAMES
f. Brady. john Van Burcn, DR.. Hitchcock,
judge Daily. y, d. EieId Hon. Charles
Gould and others. ;'ExprossIous Of the most
unsueryiug loyalty to the Union were enumc-
rated by the speakers aud most TocIferonsjy
endorsed by the multitud and the enthusiasm
for ''Oi1 Glory' Was marked an1 emDhar1:,
The decline in geld continues. 1t opened
Yesterday in New York at ~ premium: bul al
rewards advanced TO s.; I'i1s tone ot .Ae
market was variable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-07

BRITISH AID TO THE CoNFEDERATEs. On
the 18th ult., writer, signing himself 'Anony-
NOUS" published in the London Daily News
his promised supplementary letter to Lord
Pa(merston, concerning British aid to the Con
federates. The correspondent in this second
letter gives the name OF ten steamers which
have recently cleared from British ports with
cargoes of arms and munitions OF was tor the
Confederates Asno reca apitulatlon OF the differ
ent shipments accompanies the statement, we
give it here, to show the aggregate sent by
nine steamers:
Cannon SO, Muskets 90 $685. Rifles 69,O80;
Pistols 49O Shells $500, do (cases) $40, Ball
Cartridges 1854, 900, Ball Cartridges, (cases)
500. Percussion caps 70, $50: 900. Gunpowder,
los. G47, 900: Saltpetre, (hls.) 400,
The first spring auction sale OF English and
American carpets was held III New York on
Wednesday afternoon, and was quite success.
The attendance was very large. and the sale
spirited The catalogue was all disposed Of at
prices current at private sales.
The marble statue Of Washington, recently
taken from the Louisiana State House, at Ba-
ton Rouge, is now 81 the Patent Office III
Washington,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-07

The coffee crop Of Costa Rica will not ex-
ceed nine y-fye thousand quintals this season.
\ large portion OF it goes to California.
Mr. Sherrard Clemens is actively employed
in Western Virginia, speaking against the for
NATION Of the proposed new State Of Western
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-07

The following is the third Of ascries Of reso-
lutions passed blythe officers of the SD Illinois
volunteers. IIecker regiment Schurz $ dl-
vision, stationed near Stafford Court House:
Thatwe regard our Governor, Richard I ates:
as one of the nob}est and truest patriots IN the
United States, and that we denounce the lnta-
nous assaults and charges made against HIM
by traitorous members Of the illinois Leglsla-
1ure as low and villainOus, and that We regret
not icing in Camp Butler yet lnear Spring
leldj, that we might have an earer opportu-
nifty to clear the halls Of our Capitol OF that
!0athesomc veruin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-07

The Steamer Nashville Destroyed
The Richmond Examiner, Of March ID, has
the following telegra! hie dispatch i'll It: col
amns:
SAvASSAH. Feb =2s, 1863
The steamer Nashville, III coming up the
Ogeechee river last night, grounded On the
sand bar before Fosts MeAlIister, and was dis
covered by the Yankee feet. 4 Yankee iron-.
clad opened fire across the marsh at the Nash
vile at thirty minutes past seven clock, and
continued it until ten Q: clock, when an inceu-
diary shell struck the Nashville; and set her
On fire and she is now q total wreck.
The fort fired upon the on-cIad and hit her
twice The other guDboats Of the fleet fired
at the fort, but did 10 damage.
, 1863-05-29
1nttrnal Iitpe,1ue OAK.
4 SCISSORS OFFICE OF IN
IA TERSAL KEyEEUR, First Nsr11or LII
HCIs CHICAGO May 20. lhG3

seis, cnieAeo. @ o. liz m g. it, FIRST l4'Fn'or n1''
INCOME
m N9ss 4 ee5eS Gtvsn H. ~ pe;se1s rednE H.
reaui1ea to NIKE Il oace Waoa any fa1ses
no!ice e b.. heE indly.au2I 70 the Assistant
e Is ssd q naos their
!ecaan o. office. Or place xlofe employed. Pe:soas
s!5s 81 :! sess sss s
IL sSt VIII Af'
!ns 1e'!o.nx resaatlons viii govern peFsons Ia
Eaci person viii BE- required TO return his total H.
7p5 he 15 5san n5dnf e 81 ~ 50 q
snaSls tos Assistant A.sessoT . declda what d.
.oaS !esics II t1e United stsiss. Wi Be sabice:
Whtss ths income exceeds $1,000 it will b. .sbiect
to duty of ptt ctat: provii:d hosevsa thas npon
sss ses aa; sf9$
Gsen. Il - d1ed ste. residing abroad and
Gase s3eSst . daiX e
ewntd IL he uni,ed stas:s snd not e1snpted @ f!5m
States: duty Of Il pr cen. viii DC ls.isd,
e. sx
Cd n ,Ss Sgssl Tssnto was removed 0y the aeud-
Bushes 11is eematc their gain. tue ye.r
II e 70 saIs - oe
tia Or hcr i1dlvtdual incone.
Sx ~ Il; ney
r1yee from tees. dc:
Gna1alsns atd trustees. whether such trustees are
So b 1tt5e q t4eE See ~ 1esnte:
return Of r. iocoms belonging to miners o. oihe5
ihe income tx VIII Be- stses5ed upon The aaonns 70.
Turned. aer deductnE such sums As Ara exempt lfoa
The salaries Of Federal taceT. must Be rs1n:ned-
r. es aDd psqtssrs y s x b. r. 5fqe M 10 9sk r.
tlon: ytssqt ssansIns e. ~ lsbeF % SERVERS Of
duce coLsuM cAt.
, 1863-05-29
0HICAGO INFIRAIARY AND
HEALING INSTITUTE.
139 South Rueker sreet, corner Of Vest Ian
Enren street. Chicago, ILL.,.

Where st,tcscd md suffering ,,anaalty are sGLA1R.
VtYANTLY EXAMINED and Medically and Mh .net-
icny treated fur all ire Ills and d!sea to which the
human flesh IL Erir Of bnth chronic and Acntn fo7n.
n, R.-IScnlarkAb1t cutc5 made AtnoaE TIL. chronic.
ally afflicted and dehitated humanity. We r:spect-
fully invite 1he attention or Ladies to the aboyo III
special manner.
In1alids can obtain n-Et-ciass rooms and board At
this Home OF Health. TFsnseut pei Sons or OF
Cbe.eo, Wishing e vs;s thls lnirmary can take the
street ride to the corner Of RncGes street then -
eouth sH blocks to 70; l39. E1amination Fse 81 Co.
eral battery. DC, secordtng 7" tie cAsc or condition
frum A. NJ. to P. NJ. Except In enc-seucies,) Thu
examination and medical denSEtment nnde tte s1ner
eitan; Nh, Dut,on WIN visit patients s:toaa[Y
nation latlen,s havs medicines forward
ed to thfM hr express Medicines are prepared and
for sale a this InhrmRry. Afflicted md suffering llu
mani! are 7erJ kindly iayitsd to e?ii and This
on nron point Of ground IS feet shove the lake or
river surface Tie public respectfully Invited to
visit the Home Of Health. Transient persons CoFres-
rondine viii please In ose return letter stamp. Ad
my27.css6 w LEWIS BAsC0M d CO.. Props.
, 1863-05-29
Ql)irayo Irtbune.
For the Chicago Tribune
NY LOVE FELL ASLEEP.

ET lEs.E CLEMENT.
hy lore fell asleep while the Sabbath WAS finGtug
Its argents Of glory Oh cvery green glade.
And the bells for derotion were solemnly ringing
Fit time for the weary at rest to be laid.
Ny lore fell aeloep when the May flowers were
blooming;
Their rival in beauty, she made them her bed,
And still Is her memory al seasons pertaining
With odors moro rich than the hyacinths ehed.
My lore fell asleep On the bank Of the river,
Whose waters majestic are deep in their dow,
Like the lore which she caught from the 1n1uitc
Giver,
And gayc me to brighten my pathway below.
aly lore fell asleep, AID would not awake her,
For her dreams muet be- sweet US the breath o!
the rose
and the White Ones that guard her will never for.
sake her,
But hcighten the calm Of her ha!cyon repo.c.
DUBUQUE, May a3, l6G3.
, 1863-05-29
Gen. Hooker Visiting the Hos.
pit1H1%.

Gen. Hooker Visiting the Hos
Pitss1%-
A correspondent Of the New York Herald
writing from the headquarters Of the third
army corps, under date Of May 10, says:
General Hooker yesterday, in company with
Dr.. Sim, Medical Director Of the corps. visited
the third corps hospital, spending nearly the
entire day In visiting, conversing with and
cheering the wounded and sick soidiers. He
Visited every bedside, taking ESPECIAL care that
! urne should have occasion to complain that
| he had sighted them. Taking the hand Of
| each patient in turn, after expressing his SYM
| l'athy with them in their suffering and en-
| conraging them TO patience and fortitude, he
/ asked each one whether anything was lacking
| for their comfort; and If he could do anything
personally for them, urging them to speak out
! with the utmost tranknu6s.
! Approaching the bedside Of severely
wounded man, after few minutes cheerful
conversation with him, the General asked
| what he could do for him to make him more
comfortable and happy: After a nloment's
thought, the man put his hand in his breast
and pulled out crumpled document and
handed it TO the General. with burst OF tesrs,
saying: "Oh, sir, my family is starving at
home, and / can get no money to send
them. Through some mistake in the muster
rolls in my company, have had no pay for
five months. This paper shows the fact. If
you can assist me IN getting the pay that Is
due me, shall never forget to thank you,''
The General took the document, but without
looking at it, and asked tue man: "How
long did you say it was since you were paid W
"Five months, sir" was the reply, land my
vito writes NC that she has no food for the
children and no money to procure tlem cloth.
Jug. 1ftheir wants were supplied, I would' nj
mind my wounds" Without saying anything
more, the General pulled his pocket book out
from his pocket, and counted out three SO
bills and one SO, handed them TO the man,
saying: II have not got just the change
and walked on. The poor fellow looked at
the money In beWildernlent, and then gazcd
at the retreating form Of the General with
wondering eyes, his feelings so oycrpoWcring
him that he could not artIculatc a Tord o.
I tl3nks.
On entering onelong range oftents occupied
by forty or fifty patients, one Of the men rec
| oEnizing the General, called out: "Three
cheers for General Hooker" The Genera
quickly checked the outburst, quietly remark
ing: ''Noth here. You may shout for me on tht
battlefield or anywhere else; but don't chcel
Inc here. l only come here to see that you art
all we'll taken care Of. y
Throughout all the hospital, and a1long al
those eighteen hundred patients, the Genera
got no word Of complaint, The men expressed
themselves well cared for, aud perfectly salts
lied with the arrangements made for thel
, 1863-05-29

turpry Of Government securities constantly On
hnnd and Tor R4le st the current market value
Collections nade on Al GAsts Of tho un1ted stAtes
open te nall or express also. on the CAnAda5 ard
Tl1ttth I1oyiucFa Ecfcr. In Chicago, to Francis B.
Peabody. Esq~ No. Portland Block:
New Yort: Msy 1865. m11a e5ssT
, 1863-05-29
r ". DREXEL d CO.,
u CLARK STREET, CHICAGO,
Receive Deposits, Make Advances upon Pro-
dnce in Store and Shipments, and transact
General Banking Business.

herrtonrr cornorated aud doing business In the city
Of ihicaro nndet he general bang laws Of the State
q b % s r i, T. tos ss An Y
;Gc city Of Springfield within thrce Year, from tha
die Iefeof the 1unds de2otted iot the redemption
AZ said notes will be given up to sud hank.
Dated this 2nth day OF May. 4. D. I'll
E.T. Wu1AKp, Caahlcr. Ag3s.tojel-S4
, 1863-05-29
CAN1L. HOWE,


IL OFFICE CoXMTsaART OF SEne1HTRSCE,t
SEALED rnof5ssH ofS9tsc5ln x J. ~ a.;
81 sse sRs1s's f.
eaehf l. Fl
eonslst ot rs articles he1e1.feT spoosd that s9sn
ss!. s othess :nut!ea . disx 1ssions Gai
e 81 siss
70
@ n ase, n9s ~ &
o. hsfca o ttMelytxo onnses n & q i5sfn naks bred
10 q e1tfa oar Or one and oae
fourth pounds OF coEnmeal aad a. the rate 20 one
e
q
!Sss tsliea 4
.aan
a1 ss T.
Shs1 .r;isls. eonss:s 5stion sls pefsaa
&s ~ s a.s
Issue a13 oiheI arciet That nsy hc re9uiEed for tho
rserTes tic ,ishi reject any er Iii d the I'D:
rsyn:ert VI be made oacs month ea the 7.csen.
e e u n a HFy s ae
tut in & &c s.e,t of tae u Gom,ats:. hei1s w1ttoat
4: ss.
rstasy at the post. the undersigned md at the
uIlon OF the undersigned. all portion thereof
l,cy he required to e ~ P7avison Returns
bulk in suitable packages free Of charge. At the
! iricF4 nAntd for each lien.
All lid. mutt be IN duplicate and accompanied By
the follow nE guarantee. also 10 he executed Ia dur1
| cate by Two rcstoIs:
Forx or Gr4EAs1zr:
sses;ssss T = $;;:s
they Will or Or betorc the Sd Of June. 1861. exccaee
| the contract for the same With the urde7!Ered NJ
surctes ant IN case The taid - sha!l fai' 70 cute:
tito contract ~ ztorrsad GUARANTY to nase E>od
the difference between the offer G. the said 49, nad
int which may be accepted.
w1E:af:s: a.pp:{oaaFautoE..
] june lH91.
| l hereby certify I. at the abovt nau1ed - ART
kh3An TO n1e as INT Of property. ao1e 10 make goae
| tier Guarantees.
| DlftI1Ct Attorney
Eacl bid mus. have rrrtcd eon{ OF this advertise
MGEt post nt Its head. rlust bc specific IL CON
plying with all the ters. The form Of the coatractt
] he c1cCrtCtl CIR lie tceA Ut f1ts l4cr.
| When The bid 10 roadp by firm tue proposal nuS
| he ki.led by eAch me.ubVk oftt
NSfAN r. EDWARDS,
uy1 cI5.T C3rtE}n 8.d ConmisS3FY
, 1863-05-29

General Western Agent. No. ststs street. Chicago.
myG-eoo+sm
RUFFALo, CT CLEVELAND
1868 Chicago Line. 1868
F.. tae en.aIns season Of nast:asioa the :sea@eFs
days. with thc-e Of tho
Western Transportation Company
nE1wxx1
CHICAGO AND BUFFALO.
roRx19a
DAILY LINE
s1f::: 9: t & i!
New York Central Railroad, spauld-
ing's Express Union Express;
Troy 'ad ksts .sa ,tas: ksss c,. {, Saaa Ss''4 %
ctkTfGxsH 1! S1zs!;f'' 'xyb IN PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
The steamers eonro*a ta,. line .sa Of the 1.rxt1<
as
# sSss e IL
az s2a f[oa those poEss to Cleveland Buffalo. and
81 95 assas "a e:;se; No.
..hGGM NiLkS. agent Western rrsnsportasisa Co..
N: i sPAr Lb{iSG. sp.a'dlns's Express. ss. A.
Il; ss - 4 gs'ss
%$ SfS%SF tf:s; Ss's:.sf & III r.oars
~; - !; 1',;. ,iI:e ast;s: ts:.<,
suE1DoS 5ss nHasa a. ( ~;
, 1863-05-29
THE MILL

I. substantially enft Of h1!ck and zoofei with slate
1t islJ1 feet uug - feet wide aya stories tgh. md
sixteen foo: Eas1et making SIX floors actuaIly IN
ten pairs OF stone aad ave couapeta b7ltlnG Chests
The achnerJ for cleansing And securing tho whcak l.
c1tertlve a. i the best taa! be procured The
1sc1ty OF the 3i aJ fairly put down II $50 barrels
per day. Al many a. &C barrels per dAJ have beca
lcade but ucdes ordinary circumstances, 50 G1iy
c1r}l bc lelIeA ppou ~ au aIe1aga cIoluct
, 1863-05-29

The Mn occupies small square OF ground IN the
CITY of Allegheny 1t tue corner Of Lx&ock and Dar.
fsgh streets which oou7d the properly the aouth
ana esst The Fennsy!vana Cana! faI1. it. EostneTn
sou:hwald:y aaout ote hundred yards where It emp
ties lnto The Allegheny Kt1eE. Il = thus completely
rcuodis property. having streets on the south and
east my feet wdt: the canal on the ns4th tho k1ne
square Just the Penne,lyaniA Canal about :.
feet from the noEtn end OF thu Atl, Euas the tAck o
AID Cleveland + Pittsburgh Railways.
bridge Acretathe cana. Iec=E rebuilt btass tat
raal:e* the receiving ct grain oln At4a co2staitu
AtA rhn
, 1863-05-29

Y A1LNVdU 1ItON TVIk CI1IIEL.
IL CS1Typ sr%1Es MILITARY EA1LnoA,. 0Fr1cEl
80 G STrxKT, WAeH1xaTo1, May II. 1858. I
tn. undcr>iErcd wilt tecetrc sealed odl for the puf-
chase of 9s5 92csG tons ct Ne1 Railroad Iraa weigh
l. It the can t,tia MnA n. tha ance
~ 10 tons Is at ptt*hurEh. r. Il case I'D q
- ptaesa6e T. + ith,. It ten 1asas, ensa
~, mint fnras Is tho undessenad the Iron for vnck
such bd VA made vii be subject to Aals 70 any otats
Ihs right to reject any and Ill bdsis expressly so-
served. x,.A ,n.s.rA..
asaed. Weshinsto1. D. G.. md endorsed lid fos
ExIlfUad Iron" ....,,.x.x
@'"acn aH4c = oeS'1oa :" " 4, L, R0n1vsnN,.
p5l3 dsei-rt CtPt. md H. @ II.
, 1863-05-29


Mr. Aristarchus Champion, a very wealthy
and very e7oe citizen Of Rochester, New
York, was "done'' out Of about S150,0o0 in
the following manner, as related by the Ro
chester papers:
Alawycr named L. c. Ssxton ingratiated him
self into Champions confidence. sAxton pre-
tended he was agent of au Immense book pub
| fishing house, and tlatlering Champion with
| the appointment ofPresidrncy Of the conc m.
Mr. c. 10 take 500, COO in stock. Beside this,
lie cot from Champion 5000 in cash as a
rriTatc operation. a manufacturing town
was 10 be built up ncar Rochester, and Cha71-
| pion was to be- the great mogul thereof Mr:
C. also employed Saxton Q riansge = suit, aud
the lat tvr, in that jerked $4,000 fron the old
gentlcman's purse saxton was very pious.
and thst helped his scheme, but finally sus-
piciuns were whispered into Mr. Champion's
| car, and on investigation, the book concern
was found to be a bubble Saxton is now
under arrest and Chau,pinn's pocket ts some
what lighter than two years since. But wc
suppose he hns fortunes still for any ten men,
and Ms never had wife nor child. and as the
money is In the world, somewhere, 1t II Of he
account 80 far IS tue dollars meruly are cen
! cc1ncd.
, 1863-05-29

win ionT rus Of IL feet bars It il but Ia ihs mosi
eoiid xnd d. abe mau1eE With the :st oosetful a.
hnpdrsd barrels Of Flour pei day There acses
ofgzoand attached, vlth StoEehouse OTellas House.
!saity ny eatcr2Eist'S and 5sspoassne
AddIes. E: h WAsHBURNE. Ga.rna. Illinois.
, 1863-05-29

OF Whea. are By the Ohio River from Southern Ohio
Indiana 1lfneA Missouri and Kentucky and In time
OF peace. from Trune~see aod Eorth*r Mississippi By
Pittthueh Eai~ay. there i direct aad easv ac.ess
to tht Eyeatcst grain narket IN the wor!d-TR CITY
lng E1cgioa nearer at hand Ia northern and central
the Ohio Tiivsr in ihe rnoaths OF July ald August.
supplies Of Wheat are obtained from Southern 0hto
art Ken'uc b. rail.
The I9ttshrrEh i stfcttnrt1le Railway. aaw ae.!ts
conpftien. will afford AZ aadi:toaal eoTEea OF sunpy
cities e reached By the Pennsylvania Railroad, white
a11 around It il iuaIufsctuEin= aad consu Ling ds
trsct requI.!nE LAT Ee quantities OF dour AND ofal
For further particulars aad fr terms apply to aay
ofthe undersigned. JOHN 7: LnGAN.
RT, Kennedy,
P.tt1ou..h p,
Or WEBSTER h BAXTER. Chicago. Illinois.
rny1c-pS3-Eu
, 1863-05-29
TRAGEDY IN DELEVAN.

lfEom the Pcosla Transcript. sth.i
4 horrld murder was pcrpctratcd near Del
evan, Tazcwell county, On Sunday evening,
One Thomas Hogle, who Is said 10 have once
kept house OF lll-fAme in this city, shot and
Killed farmer named Albert Cnleehi1t. 1t
seems rhat 1Iogle went to work for Underllill
in company with q woman whom he passed
&tr as his wifu. 4 sister of the woman also
accompanied them. Il is supposed that I'm
dcrhill discovered the relationship between
lloglc and the woman, for he drove the for
mer of and kept the latter. Hogle thercupon
rot drunk, and on Sunday evening provided
himself with gun and went to undethill's 3
house aud shot him. The gun was loaded
with buckslot, fourteen of which lodged In
Uudc1hlll's body,
After the murder, the woman put Under
hills best clothes in trunk, and hid it in the
field. They also took fifty dollars Of his
lnoncy which they eecreted in the lining Of Ill
nndcT garment. Then, instead Of running
away, or reporting tho murder, the three re-
! lnainrd (probsbly all drunk} till splne Of I'm
! dcrhill'e hired men came home, discovered
| the murder, and gave The alarm. Wheu ar
rested, Hoglc confessed the murder, and only
| regretted hc had not shot the woman like
wise. Tic was examined before magistrate
| and committed to Jail at Pekin for trial fo
the horrible c1imc. The women were also ar
rested, aDd are inmates Of the same jill. Un
derhili is said to have borne bad character
| He had nuarrcllcd with his family and driver
| them fruln homo, His wife, who had partca
with him lives in rrkip
, 1863-05-29
n1OFHERSl MOTHERS! II

Il
Dent fau to pIocnEo
ARs. wEsLow's soorH1SG SYRUP FOR CELL
DECN TEETuINC-
This ya.uhble preparation Il the prescription Of ooe
oftAc most experienced and slillful Sur.ss IN e7
EagiAnd and been Used with ceTe1 FILLING SUCCESS
r Thousands Of cases.
not Only relieves tbs clt!d from pstn. but Iny4go
rates the stomach and bowe&. cosEecn scidity. and
Elves toEe and energy to the whole systeu- It Will A.
most instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN TIE BOWELS AND WIND COL1c.
and overcome Coavn!klona. WHICH. not speedily
:emedIcd end In death. Ne believe 1t the best and
s27est7caeay the world In ali cases OF DYsRNTEtf
a.d DIAERdFA IN CHILDREN. whether trllnE
from Teethng Or f7cn a1y .thcr csuse.
Full directions for uslng will accompany each bottle
Eonc Ecncne Unless tie FAC st.ntle OF CURTIS PER
Ems. New York. ts na the outside wrapper.
Sold ty al Medicine Dealers.
Principal ofsce 40 Day street. New goek.
PE1cr ONLY Is CxH1s PEE BoTILK-
fnAhr E1~
, 1863-05-29

ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT
IL be sold, the undivided oaehalf Of BREWERY.
stnAtsd II tue village Of Mxzon.ol1e, Dane County
Wisconsin. aesr the salroah depoE rNsnt1 two mt g
apply mi slto to EDWAtD HuCCiSs. Is1omanie, bsst
County. Wlscoustn- uah12 bSa1w