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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
Do TIC KIkfl rhInr

Whenever you are in doubt which of
two things 20 do, let your decision be fur
that which Is right Do not WAIVER, do Dot
2arlSy' but 9" squarely mp to the mark and
your little sister, be careful not to keen the
largest hslffor yourself. --.I - :.
Young mani do not sneak out of the
basement door because you wish TO escane
your fathers eye. 100 1''7 w
Maiden let not the most trii,ng deceit
pass current in the little acts which make
up the sum Of your life. .-.t,...- -
NO matter what you are, what your bt,
or where you live. you 6anrot afford "a do
that which is wrong. The only way to OBJ
tam happiness yourself is to do stGe right
:hIng. You may not always bit the mark;
out you should nevertheless aim at il and
with every trial your skill will iocrease.s
whether you are to be praised or blamed
Tor it BY others; whether it will seemingly
make you richer or poorer, or whether 20
person but yourself knows of the action.
still, always end in all cases, do The right
thing. Your first lesson in this will grow
easier, until finally doing the rightthing
WIN become habit, and to do a wrong
thlng Will seem an impOssibility. .. =,
REAL POHTENEss.-Abeut q year ago.
when the upper part of the AsIur House
was on ire. one Of the servant girls was
directed to waken two gentleman, who
were asleep 10 an up stairs room. She
Knocked at the door, and with the greatest
simplicity said, II beg pardon, gentlemen,
for disturbing you, but the house is on
fire." - ~
AN INCIDENT OF rnE WAR.-The Mesh.
vile Union says that il is related that do
ring the attack on Fort DOneIson two reb-
ell caSalrymen dashed up to the fortiica-
tons, when one Of them shouted
why in the name of the devil Doc you
surrender 2" '.- r. r.'.I b ! - : : :
The gunner at that instant touched of
his piece. The smoke rolled aside, and a
few mshgied and Needing fragments Of
earcasses torn to atoms, were I'll that re-
NAMED Of the fOOl.bardy horsemsn. Il was
terrible response the response Of patriot
lsm to treason. e. ]! esHb iHJ y
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

A manufacturer in Connecticut found
in o bale Of cotton, the other day, Q large
piece of grindstone, common granite,
boulder, that would would weigh nearly
one hundred pounds; and large log Of
wood, for which he paid sixty cents q
pound. This beats WOODED nutmeg.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

"You should never let the young men
kiss yoo,D said venerable uncls 10 his
pretty niece, 81 know il, uneIs,"s returned
she, penitently, "and yet try to eultivs:e
. spirit of forgiveness, seeing that one has
been kissed there 10 no und,,iu9 n" a- ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

The late Prince AIbert's savings during
his ofheial life amount TO Eve million dol
lars. His widow kindly permits the EGG
lish people to furnish his monument, and
keeps his : property iniact. Easing a
large family to support, she must be pro-
dent. 80 - II. IN. -.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

1t Is better to decide difference between
enemies than friends; for one of our
friends will certainly become an enemy,
and one Of our enemies q friend.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

AHsokee has just invented skeleton
hoop that 90 contracts on q lady's approach
t. water. that the moment she comes to 4
puddlei IL lifts her up and drops her on d.,
opposite side. dl -fflfetfl ~ = = -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

Pleasure and diet ought TO be kind Of
concert, sDd bear just proportion to one
another. Immedersle pleasures put nature
into disorder; but then o spsring and dry
WY of living dulls the spirits and insensi-
hlv axtin1ushea them ...f .a-- On.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

Dresses are coming down. The sign
before the door of q mantna makers shop,
10 this city. reads thus: 90 IL II
IN. B.-Dfesses made lower than eV-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

Itwss lately voted ina town meeting
that ell persons owning dogs therein
should be muzzled." aslH r.sA ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
JOB PR1E9I ~.

Job Printing OfevsTyisscriptio win ID. ns.r,v
EPsditiouslye1ecutedto order oil fbernlisrn,'
Antssortment OF blanks keptcOnstahtly on ha
- All orders for Advertising or Job Work mn
De accompanied By cash, unlesssom person tno1-n
aoeeomes Responsible for the sane@aa
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

Mrs Pariington, botici q The ,ss,saf
death Of Mr.. Ryan, the wolf knpEo inssn-
tor, is anxious TO kpoF If be ID the psrioG
who invented Kyan pepper.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

Whom the gods Konld destroy they Erst
make med; aad thseKanple is . ensdIens
for our intiDation. IL yon zSuId DEM Iish
an opponent in argument, frat make him
as mao as yQufcan. f.,,v ssssss 80 49,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

Dnx Is the Latin for militas,isl
Nice ducks soma of our miIitasl3 leel
are. fssals- 81 = - =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
THE OTHER SIDE.

THE OTHER SIDE.
BI CLARA AUGUSTA.
There lisa pure perfect life
Beyond the shades Of this I;
There is far more royal world
Whose atmosphere is bliss;-
Where the rich sunshine is Gods smile,
Tho starr are angels eyes;
The flowers were anarathine bloom,
And glory never dies!
Aradiant City built on high, .r
With streets of ruddy gold,
Whose gates Deaths herald enters not,
Whose beauty ne'er grows DID,
A City destitute Of tcmbs,
Hiding no sheeted dead
Where bright, immortal spirits throng
Round the Eternal. ..
Standing upon the sea CT glass
That spans the jasper walls,
Batlled in the wondrous glow Of light
That from Heavens easement falls,
What soul could look with longing back
To this cold, lonesome shore
What soul safe sheltered in the home
OF God forevermorol
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

Come sheer Off.' as the ram said 70 -
nan who was outtinsOf his wal
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
BY C. & G. FARLEY.
ON THE MARcH.

A soldier lay on the frozen ground,
o Win only blanket frightened around
sa- His weary and wasted frame;
Down at his feet the atful light Ca
OF fading Goals, in the freezing night, . 81
Fell O. mOckery on the sight,
A heartIess, purple flame. .s.
All day long with his heavy load,
Weary and sore, on the mountain road,
And over the desolate plain;
All day long through the crusted mud,
Over the snow and through the food,
Making his way with track OF blood.
He followed the winding train.
Nothing to eat at the bivouac,
But frozen crust in hayersack,
The half of comrades store .r..
A crust that, after long fast,
Some pampered spaniel might have passed,
Knowing that mOrscl to be the last
... That lay at his masters door. .. e..
No other sound on hts slumber fell,
Than the lonely tread of the sentinel,
That equal measured pace,
And the wind that came from the cracking pine,
And the dying oak and the swinging vine,
To the soldiers hollow face.
But the soldier slept and his dreams were bright,
with the rosy glow of bis bridal night,
And the angel on his breast
For he passed away from the wintry gloom,
To the pleasant light Of cheerful room,
Where cat sat purring upon the loom,
s.i And his weary heart was blessed.
His children came-two blue-eyed girls,
With laughing lips and sunny curleS, 81
3D. And cheeks of ruddy glow .#rr.
Aud the mother pale, but lovely now,
As when upon her virgin brow - --..
lie proudly seaIad his early VOW, -..
In the summer, long ago.
But the reveille will in the morning gray,
Startled the beautiful vision away,
Like afrighten bird Of the night;
And 1t seemed to the soldiers misty brain
But the thrill tattoo that sounded again,
And he turned with dull, uneasy pain,
To the cAmphres dying light.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

OIEhG Exchange Sold at the lowest
' it CURRENT RATES AT s.-
ERCHANTS AND DRovERs BANK
.4t.. .ft84-i HattesOns BaiIdins,
.-zs Ranking HOars, Q to II, aAd to {.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

A CLERICAL REAsoN.-The celebrated
DIR. Bentley, of Salem, was noted for his
pertinacity in refusing to exchange With
bis brethren. Having been asked bis
reason, he said ''be wasn't going to have
any strange hogs roofing round in his
sty."
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

identity stolen hog On being asked il
the hog had any earmsrks, be replied;
~Ts only car-maFk dat saw vas his tail
Gas cut o."
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

DaEtOm Smith, Police Magistrate, and Jus Q
- Of the Peace, once Bluff Street Merchants Row.
Hi take PlsasureiR waiting all who may entrust
n vita tAeir Basiuess OF any kind In hisline.
ME-. On the vest Side ofthe Riyer, Joliet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27
from Arlington.

WAsHlNeroN October 26 The Navy De
part has received information that the steamship
Desoia. during the latter part OF October. when
in the Southwest P,Ss received inform ,tun that
steam or had been boarded by band of rebels
and carried out Of the river After a run Of 50
miles she was CAPTURED and proved TO be the
Leyiathan. She j. new and is very fast screw
steamer ana was amply >uDpliei with col and
provisions cor long cruise. with a pick ell crew.
Captain Walker = he feels great satisfaction in
announcing this success. for when the Boston, a
much interior vessel was carried off hv the rebels
some months since. soon tell unon her track
aud thus had he opportunity OF witnessing the
desolaion -he >-rea IN her path. blaekening the
seas in her wake with the charred memorial OF
many fine ships
Tie Levisthan with her desperate band has
been sent "a Nce Orleans
Admiral Lee rele.rsphed from Newport News
yesterday that :he Newbern had arrived from
Beaufort with 500 barrels oftir anu turpentine
The Nansemond had driven ashore the Venus
one of the largest and swiflest of the blockade
runners. with valuable cargo which was totally
DESTROYED
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27
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Alt SOISTS OF PifstG

A sixty acre field Of sulphur has just been
discovered in Nevada
The quantity of cotton received at New
York since the first OF January, is 1876 900 bales
The New York music teachers are on a
strike-ten instead Of twelve weeks TO make a
quarter.
Nine thousand clerks and Others were sent
from Washington-expenses paid to vote for
Curtin.
The Lake Superior silver mines are attract
Tag The attention of capitalists.
Seven thousand private carriages (mostly
shoddy) appeared in Central Park, New York =
few days ago.
The Republican papers claim three members
OF Congress from Kentucky Administration
men.
1T i estimated that the wheat crop i'm Eng
land this year will be equal to that of 1861 and
1862 added together.
MADELINE SMirH.-The famous Madeline
Smith. aho was tried for poisoning her lover AZ
Glasgow, some years ago, has been comfortably
married.
The report that President Lincoln proposes
hereafter TO sentence persons who may be arbi
trariy arrested 10 take command of the Army OF
the Potomac. needs confirmation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27

1T or THE MAYOR AND FUNCIIoSARIEs OF

VISIT or THE MAYOR AND FUNCTIONARIEs or
LOUISVILLE.
This body met last night. Present his Honor
MAYOR Caven and a quorum.
The principal business was the revision OF ordi-
nances Nothing material was done
The MAYOR of Louisville. Hon VIM kave.
Me-srs James W Osborne, j. X Brown, L. c
Tucker aud John D. Drill, Councimen Of that
city and Henry Woliord. City Treasurer. appear
ed guests of the municipality. and were sever
ally introduced by Mayor Caven to each honora
BILE member OF metropolitan legislature.
These gentlemen were on their return from
Chicago and other points. whittier they had gone.
as a committee to investigate concerning street
railroads The pending ordinance relative 10
that matter in our Council WAS submitted to
them. each individual taking home one copy
thereof IL seems, rs our reporter understood ii,
that the object of the people of Louisville i 10
throw all possible guards about what Is certain %
become a monopoly IN that or ans other city
putting money daily into the pockets OF capital
ists Not that capitalists have not right To a
per cent on their investments and To all leg;ti
mate di idens but st the time il j. proposed
to guard the interests of the people and this :
right The distinguished visitors, having oeeu
received with all the honors retired-the Mayor
elegantly bowiug them oct.
Mr. Thompson offered the following:
I hat tins council have received HIS Honor. the
Mayor. Mr. Kaye. and members OF the council OF
the CITY of Louisville. ana have only 10 regret
that the visit of these gentlemen i 20 short that
il Is impossible for this council 10 extend To Their
illustrious visitors the rivilities OF our CITY in
manner worthy of them md rs Adopted-Nsn
Con
A resolution naming Pearl street from end &c
sud was adoped
Sundry motions sprropTiating money 10 the
street commissioner and Otherwise nsiruciinG
him Carried.
Mr. h A Fletcher offered the following:
ResoIred That the Street Commissioned be
instructed to remedy the nuisance on illinois
street occasioned by the surplus water flowing
from the Institution for the Blind; also To repair
the foo. and side crossings OF Meridian aud Noril
street Adopted
Mr. ; a Fletcher presented petition witt
regard 10 improvements on ST Clair street. Re
ferred
Mr. Colley presented a communication IRON
/ " W Lesthers declining the Office of >choo
] Trustee in the First Ward. Accepted and spread
| on the minutes
Lucien Barbour. Esq unanip nously CLOSER
| 10 fill the vacancy caused by the resignation o
| Mr. feathers.
Council adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27
TELECRApHiC:
fRsPoErxp EXPRESSLY Dan, STATE SENTINEL
lFor Morning sepOrt See first Page
Night Report



CfNcrxATI, October 26-Gcn. Rosecrans ar
rived here about II O'Clock this morning, and
was escorted to the Bugnet House by an immense
crowd 81 citizens He was enthusiastically vel
cOuei throughout the entire line OF march
Judge S'or,r introduced him tn the assemblagt
and sliG has fellow citz~HS III Cincinnati appre
ciate the work he has accomplished Tor the coun
Try, aud assured him OF their mistaken confidence
While he has never diShonortd his native State
the State has never forgotten him Abiding t.
hi- removal h0D he Afmv 81 the Cumberland
he SAID tie people would require the records up
on Nkich ih,t action vas baSel
Gen RoSecran> returned thanks for the ex-
preston Of sympathy aud aspect which this pub
lie reception imp.ie,i. While Ne felt hattered b,
it he could not forget that the heart of the peo
pie does not 20 out to individuals alone il is tht
principle Tor which we are cOnfending, the struc
gle Tor ialional life that produces such Assem-
blages he asked the people never TO forge
their duty % the Government whatever might Oc
cur 10 individuals The question to how h,
hnd been used he desired to leave for future tim,
to answer Some friends Of mine in New York
he said, are very solicitous about my health
The Army of the Cumberland thinks am vel
enough. and so do
The New York and Washington papers hav,
said that Gems McCook aid Criuenden intende;
% make CHARGES against me They have AS
sured me thev regret exceedingly that such falls
reports should have been started
Since the battle of Chickamauga he had re
ceived n letter of approval from The President fo
his acton in that aff,r Whatever charges ap
pearei IN Eastern papers against him. he Wa
satisfied Government ~as no way responsible 70
them He was ready To do whatever the Gov
eminent required of Linn.
Al the conclusion at the speech, cheers wer
given Tor RoSecrans and the Army OF the Cum
berlrni. His welcome throughout was esrnes
and hearty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27

LADIES FURs The undersigned has just re
ceived. direct from the manufacturers, his second
stock OF Fors, which comprise the following
styles and prices:
Mink Half Capes. with Muff and Cuffs 1926
Mink VictOrines. separate, from $50 10 $50
by the set from 500 to 500.
Fitch. German and Russia. from. $40 to S75.
Siberian Squirrel, the genuine article from sl5
to $50 per set
Muskrat Furs. in brown and natural color, from
50 to $50 per set.
French Coney, all sizes and prices.
jet Black River Mink. the incest in market.
Children's Se's, all styles and prices
Swans down and Ermine for trimmings
The Ladies are respectfully invited to call and
examine, as the goods, together with the prices
cannot fail 10 suit the most fastidiors.
III BAMBERGtR,
No. 10 East Washington street.
oct22 div Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27

RUSNIoSs ART GALLERY Mr. Runnon has
secured the services of Mr Penfod. of New York
who will be at his post in few days-a person
Of artistic taste and skill-to do the coloring OF
pictures taken at this establishment Pictures
taken by Mr. Ryder. who is ever gentlemanly aud
skillfuI in his department Of the business and
colored by Mr. Penfold, who is an adept in the
art OF coloring. cannot fail TO give entire salts
faction Persons wishing pictures for themselves
or friends, can get them at their establishment
that cannot be beaten in this or any other city
Give them call at No. 321s East Washington
street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27

There many preparations sold under the name a
Btters, put up in quart bottles cempoun ed of the
cheapest whisky rum. costing from 20 to
per gallon. the tsst disguised by snse ander seed
1ns class of Bers has caused ard will continue TO
cause n Long they be sold, hund eds to die the
death Of the drunkard By their the system kept
continually under the influence of alcoholic simulans
the worst kind the desire liquor is created and kept
up and the result i all the horrors upon
drunkard's life aud death.
For those vho desire and tcU hdce LIQUOR bitters
publish the following cept: Get bottle 81
HOonFRds German Filters and NIX with three quart,
of good Brdndg Whisky, and the re -ult ill be a
preparation will fr excel in edieal virtue and true
excellence Of The numerous liquor bitters in the
market, and iil cost much less. You will ha ali the
virtues Of Loofands Bitfers in connection with good
article of liquor much less price than these Inferior
preparations will costyou.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27

fTy The l25th Indiana. under Commandani
Conner. now numbering over 300 is rendezvoused
at Camp Darlington. There is every prospect oil
this regiment being speedily filled Col Conner
well known energy. great interest in everv i'm
portant public service he undertakes. aad eminent
military qualifications guaranty this We pre-
diet that Col Corners regiment will not only be
one of the first, but one Of the faest in all re
spects of those which will be raised under the
Presidents late call. We know many Young
men of courage. talent. education and respecta
biity. who contemplate. under the auspices OF
the gallant Colonel. accepting commissions there
in And the brave privates to fill up the ranks
as we have intimated. will not be wanting
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27
Important 10 Females!

One department Of our Dsenssryi specially devoted
TO the treatment Of he Diseases " Females such A In
ehornea or white" Irregular. Painful and suppres.
Aenstruation. Nervous and General
he Womb, BarreEness, &C.
Consultations and exafnina tions free Of charge.
Also for sale, DR. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
Por Female Distinctions Irregularities ac Married Ia
dies IN certain situations should not them, a. they
woudeanse miscarriage. Price 81 per box, and may Be
sent by mail
DIR. GALES's PREvENTTvE--An Invaluable srfieis
for those wishing 10 limit the number OF their opnng.
Of th- barren who children warranted not to
iu-~ ,he health ana will Last q lifetime. Sent tosny
address, under SEAL on receipt Of the prceTwo DOL.
LARS
Of their symptoms, viii receive Blank Chart
isf Of questions terms for the Of
Medicines sent 20 any part Of the country
90 cure any case Al home free from danger curiosity.
AIltransactions private and confidential. Remember
the name and number.
Direct all lettersto
GALES's HEAD DIsPKNsARy
,.rx saakwav Lenisvflis. Ny.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27

SAD AccrDEST.-Dr Tuto. Of INDIANAPOLIS,
was run over and killed by the passenger trim
on the Dayton and Xenia railway, FIVE miles east
Of Dayton. on the morning of the 22d inst The
Doctor was in company with G w HAYES. Esq,
publisher Of the Ohio State Gazetteer and Direct
ory The Doctor WAS on his west and his
remains we're inferred at beautiful spot on the
side Of the track We believe he leaves no near
relatives in this city. although during his short
residence among he made large circle of
acquaintances who will deplore his untimey end
We have no further particulars of this lamentable
affair
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27

sE-The good humoted. geuid snd accom-
plished J J. Justin. Esq. OF Like & Co = Great
Western Circus, was IN the CITY Yesterday on a
brief fdrlough to enable him to vii, his home
Springfield, Illinois. Mr. Justin informs "a that
Lakes Circus Is COS at Louisville, performing
20 crowded audiences Thence IL proceeds 10
Nashville, and will return and winter at Win.
cennes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27

MEKcHAST TAIuoEISo.-G. II. Hetkam & Co,
No. IL North Illinois street. nearly opposite the
Bates House. is one OF the most fashionable mer-
chant tailoring establishments in this city. Their
stock of piece goods comprises the best varieties
aud latest styles, all fresh and new. from which
any gentleman can select n suit TO his taste, and
have it made in the neaiest and most serviceahle
style. Those Of our friends that want new
suit or any part of a suit. we say call on G.. II.
Heiikam & Co. and they will be well suited
Youths and boys clothing made to order in the
latest style. septic 2m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27

EXECUTION OF RKuBES SroUT. or JOHNSON :
IsLsSD Reuben Stout. company X. 9th In +
ana. convicted Of de.erti0n and the murder of
S.,lomon II ffman. az Madison, Carroll county.
Indiana. on the l4.h OF March last, was sho, on
Friday last
The execution vas on the bay shore, in from,
OF the prison yard The Hoffman battalion Was
formed in hollow square, open on the bay side.
where the prisoner was seated on bis coffin Col
PersOn and staff were within the square The
execution party was in command Of Lieuten ant
McElroy. Provost Marshal The orders and
sentence were read by Lieut.. Bailey, Post Adju
tant. Portions Of the prisoners statements we're
then read by the Chaplain. il being TOO lengthy
to be read entire Prayer was offered. in Eng
lish. by the Chaplain. and also by Rev NJ. Mi
Ter. Pastor of the German Church in Sandusky
in the German language
Mr. Miller, with the Chaplain. have been IN
renting IN their attentions 10 this unfortunate
man. After the service the cap placed over
the eyes Of the prisoner by +. N Keith, the Hos
pital Stewart aud toe command given TO FIRE by
the Provost Marshal The prisoner fell immedi-
ately seven balls taking effect. there being eight
of the execution party. one having blank cart
ridge. Dr.. Woodbridge. Surgeon OF the Post,
went up and examined the prisoner and pro
nounced him dead The battalion. under the
command OF Major Scovie. mirched past the
body, the band PLAYING the dead march. When
past the body. the battalion marched 10 the pa
rade ground at quick tep. The remains OF the
prisoner we're decently laid out and buried in The
prison graveyard on the Island.