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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01
DONMllcX N1sM Pensions.
JAMES r.. LANE
Is Now PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
i claims for Houn'ies aud Pensions.
VnuNeaeS.

Is Now PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
i claims for Boun'ies aud Pensions.
UOnntIes.
SOLDIERS. discharged in consequence OF wounds
received in baltlc, or who have served two years,
re entitled 10 500 Bounty.
Pensions.
l. Kniiid Soidiers d sAbed since March 4th,
ISL, in the army or navy.
2 W.dQ,cs Of soldiers dying Of wounds re-
cciycd, or OF disease contracted in tho military
or aasa service.
5. Chadren under 10 years Of such deceased
scldiers if there is no widow surviving, or from
tho time Of the widow i remarriage.
a. Kothels who have M husbands lving) Of
soldiers deceased as above, provided the latter
have left 10 widow, nor children under 10 years,
ana tho mother wns dependent in whole or IN
part npon The deceased for support.
5. SISTERS, under l6 year,, OF such deceased
soldier. dependent them Tor support, provided
there arc no fightiul claimants Of either Of the
three last preceding classes.
tss Also collects Back Pay.
Apt,yto JAMES 7. LANE.
Office southeast corner Brady and ii streets.
Davenport, April s, lS63-d3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

The New York Ibst(hepuohcau1 IN
noticing Gen. Fremont's letter to the
Concord( New IIampshire)Loyal League
meeting, disappearing Of VALLAxDIc-
HAMS arrest, and demanding tree speech
says:
Ia 1861. while he commanded the
Western Department, General Fremont
received a telegram from the Governor
of free State in that Department ask
ing for the arcs, Of member OF Con-
gress, who was traversing the State and
makine reasonable, santicoerclon
speeches" A clear Valandigham case.
tremont sent staff officer to tie Gcv-
ernor, with the message that while the
State was not under martial law II
would not DO right to make arbitrary
arrests within its borders, and that the
civil process was the only proper resort.
A Mr.. Tomison member OF the Con-
ncctlcut Legislature. who possesses the
Yankee passion for whiting, aud lndn!-
ecs IN that amusement 10 great extent,
fccelNcu Que uuy lurb "Sths y
Of shingles, by express, to be used as
whiting material. Mr.. Tomlison duly
distributed them among tho whiting
members OF the House, and very thank
tul TO the unknown piver. The Hart
ford Press protests agasnst any more
such proceeding al a latkee leglsla>
ture is 10 be provided with such luxur-
lcs. they vii prolong the session TIL
noxt sprng.
Tho Washington Ecpubhcrn says
dat the two officers on Gen. Hooker $
.'an who were captured few days
since by the rebels, were victims OF tha
.iles OF rebel women. They went be-
yond our picket lines to visit some
Southern ladies, and whllo in gentle
converse with their ,educers, guerrillas
surrounded tho house and took them
captive. Their names are MAJOR Ster-
ling and Captain Fisher.
a few days ago, a sheet OF paper 90
inches wide and 10000 feet long, was
manufactured in Van Bent usen's Pa
por Mil. in Cohose. This would reach
IN, .:,st, ,,l N l. II ,n,lna
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

The National Dress Reform Convcn-
ton Is IN session in Rocherter, n. Y
The subject OF female apparel is being
considered in its length and breadth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

The Pass Gems JhsulP.-The censor
ship OF the press, at w ashingto is nov
IN the hands of a very verdant young
man, whose only claim to experience is
that he wa once Autograph operator in
a small village.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ene SSiSCNSP az Error.
(Les Naiadies d'Erreur.)

lies Naladies dErreur.)
|, John II. Ogden, N. d., author and publisher
Of the above work. do hereby promise and agree
to send free of charger toany young man who
viii write for II, a sample copy for perusal. The
prurer study of mankind s M.S This valuable
work il issued and sen; forth for the benefit of
suffering humanity. 1t treats in simple language
IN al IT. diseases of Error, including Sem nal
ncakncss Nervous Debility, Indigestion Mc'an-
c5oly, Insanity Wasting Decay, lmpo,ency, ac.,
&c.-giying safe. speedy and electual prcscrip-
tions oftheir permanent cure, toge her with much
valuable information. All who favor me with a
desire 10 read my works shall receive a simple
copy by return mail free # charge
Address, JOHN h. OGDEN, d. ~,
Ne. 80 Nassau ST., New York.
Nav II @dAw3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

Rhode Island offers $l0U for sN
months ana $500 for three years men,
Also SO to any one who furnishes an
accepted recruit of either kind. Lltera
for lutte khody.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

The w ashlngton Star has obtained
an Authentic copy of the aye and no is f
tue vote by which the State of Virginia
seeded on the l7th Of April, 1861. II
was found among the papers of person
who recenalv died in Acxaudria The
Vote stood 80 ayes t. s. noes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

PRosECurIoN OF NEwsrArER--1t is
under stood that the Secretary of War
has determined to prosecute, under the
recent act Of Congress, all the newspa-
pers that have copied the article orsgln-
ally published by the Philadelphia In
q ulrer, disclosing the position OF the
several corps Of the Army of the po-
tomac
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

A rebel letter, gobbled up by our Off
Gers IN West Nngl;.ia, gives an inside
view of FIoyd's siondlug in the Coutud =
eracs. 1t was written, IA appears, by
Que Of the great robbers dctendeft, and
il shows that, wjthstanGing his ser
vices to The rebel cans. not only HIM
-cl', but also his Trends, are hated by
jeff Davis. Verify. the way OF The
rausgfessor Is hard.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

4 silver mine is said TO have been
d'scover,G on the margin Of "John
Browns Tract the great wilderness
Of North New York. The specimen
obtained were from quartz rock and
were crystalline in structure, and OF a
blight metallic lustre.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01
THE CONFESSIONS \ ,XrERiENCE
or mn invalid.

Published for the benefit, ami warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
who suffer from Spermaterrh1a. Nervous Debili
iy, Premature Decay. etc, supplying at tho same
time The Means OF Self Cure. BY one who
has cured himself alter being tut to great expense
and injury through medical humbug AM quack
cry.
BY enclosing a pos paid addressed envelope,
single copies NAV be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,.
N.Y. .i8wlyl Bedford, Kings County, n. i.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

A CLERGYMAN IN TROUBLE. Metho-
dist clergyman, L. X. Andrews, is un-
der arrest in Oswrgo, " y, for burgla-
~, in stealing from the warehouse Of
the Northern Transportation Compan,
nearly bale Of cotton goods. potion
OF which he sold for 1913. lie acknowl-
edged his guilt, and wien questioned as
to his motive answered "As lightning
falls so have l." lie has a wife and
three children living in Huron, Wayne
county.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

A MIsER DEFINEp.-A certain elder.
lot a thousand miles from Chicago,
preached sermon som time since,
when he made the following comparison
in "dissectlng" the miser 81 he soul OF
The miser is SO shrivel ed that it would
have more room to play in a grain Of
Mustard seed than a bull froq IN Lahe
Mchigan.'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

The Surgeon General has Just com
mcnced the work Of making ont com
plele list OF all .oldiers who have died
during the present war. The list is in
tended to embrace every death in the
regular and volunteer forces, and to
give the name, rank, date Of death, and
place Of death. This work will be OF
grea, valueto the Peni.on and Land
Offices in future adjndica,ions in regard
10 deceased soldiers, and will save the
Government much expense and time in
complicated eases, which would other
wise arise.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01
REMOVAL.
JOS EPH WIS ZlE r,

BRUSH MANtfACTuRER,
iJAS REMOVED To SECOND STREET. BE
l tween Warren and Vine, where he will be
ploaacd to his old Gust aners and make new
friends The best brushes in the market con
,tanslv on rand or manufactured to order.
jelgdlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

A few days ago, a sheet OF paper 30
inches wide and 10000 feet long, Was
manufactured in Van Bent uscn's IA
per Mil, in Cohose. This would reach
abont eight and half miles.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

FrRocIors. "A Kentucky editor
whose patience has been exercised by a
series Of tribuations more severe than
ordinary, aIvertses IA follows:
"Wan,od ut this office, bnIl dog, Of
any color except pnnk,n and milk Of
respectable s,ze, snub more, cropped cars,
abbreviated continuation, and bad dlspo-
sition: who can come when called with
"A raw beef steak, and VIII bite the man
who spis tobacco Juice on the stove and
steals our exchanges.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01
MES M. DALZELL,
JACOB LITZrN,

DRACTICAL DYER. PARTICULAR At
I tontion paid to dyeing Cloths, Silks, Velyets,
or Garments Of any kind-to give any color de
sired Third street, two doors west of Iowa
north side. (nyI5 div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

I have said too much, Mr.. Editor,
though have como far short OF giving
iull expression to my utter contempt Tor
! ticket healed Ivy snch q man 40 w.
M Stone, and will only add that "party
has not that sacredness about it that can
.,ay nv hand from drawing line as
black as this mans principles across his
name on every tickle; that comes within
my reach.
Yours for the Union,
Iowa SOLDIER.
The true name Of the writer ls Capt
Wciscr. of DEBORAH "a staunch rcpu0-
lican.o He has been with this new can
dida'e for Governor in battle, and knows
right where to place him. The Signs oil
the times look omlnons for the success
Of the republican li,ket Let the truly
conservative men Of Iowa who meet IN
convention next week learn lesson
from these things, aud act wisely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

OwalNo VI. The New Haven Cour
Ter, firm Republican paper, says =
"Contractors have carried on the war.
The blood Of our men, the graves OF
our wounded, the tears OF the orphan
and widow, have been coined INTO mon.
ey. They have swindled the Gov
eminent out Of hundreds OF millions.
They have piled fortune on fortune. Az
a distinguished officer at Washington
said, all the operations of,his war are
managed by political swindlers.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.


WAsmHarox, April ., 1868.
PUBLICATION OF THE REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEES ON THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR.
The Committee on the Conduct OF the War unanimously
adopted their report on the Army Of the Potomac
tanning their general conclusions On application they
nave supplied proof copies FOR the press but were
able to supply them In sucient number TO reach all
points OF the country The understanding is that shall
DC published on Monday without favortsm any par.
'cuiar newspaper The other reports follow this will
" III relation to Bull run, Balls Bluff the Western
department This committee was appointed in Decem.
oer' iooi iney have examined largo number of wit
nesses ana obtained much valuable information throwing
light on the conduct OF the war, and which will,
prove valuable for future guidance 1t is said this com
mittee or the most harmonious over annotated
and though composed Of differing In Eparty politics
almost every conclusion reached as 10 the policy ar
prosecution OF the unanimous And Ia further
asserted that careful examination OF the proceedings will
show that everything has boon done fairly, without
any object or purpose 10 detract from or add the
merits of any ocor cnneotod with the army. The gene
conclusions of the committee understood be Of
character highly encouraging respects tho future
TIE PURCHASE OF SOUTHERN PRODUCTS.
The policy Of the In reference to cotton and
other Southern productions has at last been xed. has
been the subject OF much Cabinet consultation and
finally agreed upon to-day The agents OF the govern
ment TO give certificates Of the receipt Of such goos
may DO voluntarily surrendered by parties in rebs
DOM and special permits 10 purchase to be issued 10
loyal persons Tho permits will designate the particular
localities in which they TO be used by setting out geo
graphical boundaries OF the district where the purchase
may be made
THE ARMY.
George r. Vernon formerly Of the New York Seventh
regiment has been appointed second Lieutenant in tho
Fourteenth United States infantry. He declined com.
mission the volunteer SERVICE and enlisted private
tho Fourteenth infantry His promotion is for merito
rous conduct.
GENERAL WARD ON A MISSION TO ALBANY.
General j. Hobart Ward, of the most popular
mandcrs the Army Of tho Potomac, passed. through
here to-day route for Albany upon important public
business, -. -r.E...fF. - e -
TIE CASE OF COLONEL D'urAssY.
The court martial to try Colonel DUtassy consists OF
Generals Hitchcock, Barry, Hartsua and niocks ana
Coonels Marshall and Brinon, with blaar 1. Gaines
Judge Advocate They met to-day and adjourned to
Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

GENERAL McCLELIAN's vIcroRY AT ANTE
TAx.-we publish this morning General McClel-
lan's Official report Of the ba tile Of AntietaT.
This report shows, as clearly as the sun at
MONDAY. that II McClellan's advice in regard to
Harper's Ferry'had been followed by the War
Department the battle of Antietam would have
resulted still more gloriously for the country
and disastrously for the rebels. Mcclellan adj
vised that IIsrper's Ferry should be evacuated,
and that Maryland Heights, which command
the Ferry, shonld be strongly fortified and gar
risoned. Had this been done, McClellan's
army would have had thirty thousand fewer
rebels to fight, and the forces Of Lee, defeated
at South Mountain and Antietam, and cut off
from crossing the Potomac by our forces at
Maryland Heights, would have been dispersed
and captured Instead or this, Maryland
Heights were deserted by that miserable chap
Tom Ford, and Harpers Forty was thus given
over TO !aGks?n, and the defeated rebels were
enabled TO retreat. This report will be read by
cv rybody, AMI is perfect eindication Of Gen.
Mcclelon's plans. A. ,ash y viii be received
by the public. Tie abolitIonists DO we'll to con.
tinuc their attacks upon Mcclellan; for they
know tia, when the full history Of his cam
paigns is published IL will be shown that oftcn
as in this case. bis bes. laid plans were thwartcd
10y cafcial icalonsies or incompetency. Their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04
Personal Intelligence.

Among the passengers by the steamer saxons, whict
leaves this day Tor Europe, notice the name o. ,hs
Hon. John A. Kasson, Member Of Congress from Iowa
formerly nrss Assistant Postmaster General who ges A
special from !ai pasd States TO the Postal
Convention Oh all Nations, which meets next month In
Paris Mr.. KsssOn 10 accompanied BY A. Mahle Esq, Of
this city, Secretary to the Convention.
Baron stoeck the Russian Minister eft the Clarendon
Hotel Tor Washington on thursday night, after week
visit 10 this city.
Hon r. e. Fenton, OF Day ton; Judge law OF Indiana;
r. e. stevens OF Kansas wayman Crow, OF 81 LOUIS r.
p. Cheney and john o. Prisbcy and wife. Of Boston,
are stopping al the Asor House
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The Amglo-Rebei steamer Nicholas l..
70 THE EDITOR or The HERALD.

In your impression Of March 2s notice report ,pur
porting to come iron Beaufort stating that
on the officers from the United states gunboa, Victoria
boarding the steamer Nicholas T. they found this officers
and crew IA state VI ntoxirati0n. We here beg leave
state that " Is entirely false, and TO the truth Of
statement the officers Of the Victoria will certify. wo
trust Mr. Editor 20 your known npartiatv 10 insert
this card as the report is likely 10 do serious injury
Your obedcnt servants, IIOMAS @. W1NNk,
WILLIAM PARAN0R.
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City Intelligence.

HoLy wnx.-The solemn closing 90. e-oou,es Of Holy
wcek-the last week in Lesttakv place "a. dav. arsr
seven weeks Of fasting, pcnteuce and PRAYER Tomor
row wi therefore, be Easter Sunday, and srs rs.,.
rations have been made 10 celebrate II with srs
pasn churches. Hp''e~
ColoRxp RECRUITS POS NsssAcups~ p r,o~
colcred recruits, whxh are ~ M .,,.ess, !.
sets regiments. arriv IN mi. c,,v vo.,..ss ,ar,.
they were charge Of Sergeant Thomas stewart and
arrived .nls city By the New York and Frie RAILROAD
VI NV YoRx SKATING crrB-ASSuAl ErxcrsoS oy
ovricrn'rhe annual meeting Of the New York skating
Club took place last evening, the club rooms Cooper
lpsli9e. The following gentlemen were elected to al
the official positions for the year 1868 i-rrcsldent j.
Harrison, Esq. Vice President, Page; Secretary T.
Amory Corresponding Secretary, "A. ). Anthony Urea
surer, A. .. Dupignac.
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railway Accident I'm New Jersey.

INNfNNf " NVffI TFbJs
The Central Railroad express train the Now Jersey
Earoad wbir lot New York al this evening ran
on The track ~ hast Newark bridge. The cars fell Q, en- tho
cbanknent hut. providentiaiy, mo rerson killed
far as hoard from. thoagn Sreat many severely
lAfieei tnr m nlmed Nkrf, living IN Newark, Mss
very seriously bruised abort the bead and lies IN critical
cort.ion Tho fasc over The bridge ~ snuronfri for
~ rsh a.d rtsscn-ers brng transferred through
Acwas. via ih5 Mo,rs aud rsssf ifscs
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only hope, therefore, is to destroy Mcclellan
before this history appears. We are glad TO
know that even this hope will fail them, and we
present the true report Of the Harper's Ferry
coma t"..
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lowered and placed In coin, and Immediately ssns on
10 this city. ~ ~. n "a -
On Tuesday citizens informed him that tev
were about to petition the Governor 10 postpone the exc
oution for week So that might take place on
Good friday He replied that lac did not thank them for
their interference. His words were, "The better the
day the better the decd" and that he wanted 70 leave
this blasted New Jersey a soon as possible.
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The Navy.
TO rgE EDITOR or rag nEaALD.

reader OF your paper wishes TO correct q mistake
which has appeared several times IN pnohsoms 's' OF
az oeec,s os ,be tfr,,ed states steamer Hartford
oauf.tn A Jenkins W Fleet carta'n nnd 'aptnn 81 thc
li,,ord ana not Captain PALMER, who wss -vnvrt by
iaptaln Jenkins several months since.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

LAUGHING GAsDr. Cotton requests TO state that he
will not give an exhibition Of the laughing gas al tho
Cooper institute Gil Wednesday evening ncxi which
he will DO assisted by Commodore Mutt 90 inhale the
sss,, with concert by Father Reeds .old Folks"
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Ncn.Arrfval or the North Americas.
poHrr,ND. April 81 so p. ~.
There are no signs OF the steamer North American.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving pace.-T,aian Opera
Matinee at one oClocS-L!spI CHAMoUsIx-MAsAsIsLo.
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BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.-MlNSrs
WARREs Con-. NUTT. LIVING HIProP0TAMUs. &c, at all
lonrs -LorIERY TicKET-MAREIED RAKE Afternoon and
Evan
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BowERY THEATRE Bowery-ourLA NcHEr-wIzARD
SKIFF-IeAyEss ORLEANS
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NEW BowERY THEATRE. Bowery -BLuRsRIS-FoR
TUNE FRoLlo-NicK os TaE Woops-Kiss DARK.
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LAURA KEENEs THEATRE. Broadway JESSIE Nc.
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BRYANTs MINSTRELs. Mechanics Hall. AZ Broad
way.-ErHoPiAs SONGS. BuRLEsouEs. DANCES &c-How
AXE You. GREHNBAcKsH
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
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about sl2 oco) 20 make over to his child. she stated
That she had not seen him for sx years. that he
very bad man; had twice tred 70 XIII her, once dcsr
James learned many things Respecting his lfe which
show him TO have been ono Of the desperate q
men Ills ms ,S SpO,e at 20 Dc Mighty ts.rscscs
ing Mr. James promrcd to comply with the request,
and while in @ with Lewis yesterday took out
denied knowr Who they were, bu. finally
that tns. were his wife aud child He said II had
&s occn for her be should never have been
with several terrible oaihs. Mr.. james asked him
n he had any ney eecreted away, and be had
his duty q s s ns s ss
Mr.. James al Mr.. Duuphy Withdrew, bif.,r him (
final farewell They immeda,sly icn The cour, HOUSE
and returned 10 the GUY bcsore leaving nv James asg
ed bun he had any word TO send TO ). tic snd chi
6n1 Re replied, "go hell VIZ them ;,
About hall rAst eleven O'Clock sheriff Hutohngs entered
bis cell and ,sld him ha, he must make all preparation
self put clean white shirt and bis black suit There
krrarspt uncasitess about hs manner he seemed
raihox anxious for the fatal hour. After fixing himself
he inquired Of the sheriff II there any balance Of tho
money that had been placed In his hands his use left
Inc sheriff told hun be had about eleven dollars.
lewis then replied well, want IT, may have TO usc
u on my Journey" twas accordingly handed him. and
he put II IN bis pocket.
The Rev Mr. Monroe being present the sheriff injured
u he would allow the clergy 10 Tray with him. lie re.
Piled that hc would raise objections but II was a mat.
ter q irdia.ence 10 him. short prayer then Of.
Tered up, Wtf whlch thc prisoner was plnioncd about
the arms aud at twenty Ave mnu pas, twelve clock
he was he'd the scniicid. he walked with dy
sep the scaod ard placed himself In bis proper po-
sion, apparently perfectly uncoucerned. Hc gave one
slight glance around and rivcted hrs eyes APP
parcutiy at the foot OF the scai'od. sheriff
iiutchings then read the death warrant, after which
LIE ssked lewis u he had anything 70 say.
lie never raised his head made reply, but stood
Ike a perfect statue Not muscle was ~ move,
perfect silence regning for about minute when the black
cap WINS placed upon his head and al thirty minutes
Pact Twelve the sou 81 the unfortunate was launched
Into cterrHy. There but Epasm Of any sccont
and be cd perfectly easy. Az one ococt his BODY
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Any larger number addrescd 70 nanhs Of subscribers
o. 20 each An extra copy win DO Den, 70 svsry club Of
sea Twenty opss, TO one address, one ysg ss,, and
any larger Edmber at same proe. An extra copy viii be
sent TO clubs Of twenty. Tss rasss uaks AZ WEEKLY
HzStip ~ eAesgsa qualifications IN ne country .
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NIBLo's GARDEN. Broadwsy.--EpIrH
WALLACK,S THEATRE. BroaGway.-BusyBopY.
WINTER GARDEN. BrOadway.-EAsr LYSHE.
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 6l BroadwAy.-EIHIoPIA.
SONGS. DANCES. &c.-LiSD OF FREEDOM.