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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-05

ASSEMBLY STATIsTICs.--A statistical
list of the members Of the present AS
scmbly has been published, from which
we compile the following facts in regard
to their nativity, age, occupation, and
length of residence i'll the State. Thirty
nine are natives of the State of New
York, ten Of Vermont, seven OF Penn
sylvania. six Of Massachusetts, four OF
Maine, two of Connecticut two of New
Jersey, two of Virginia, one of Wiscon-
sin. one Of New Hampshire, one of In
diana. one of Illinois. Twenty-three
members were born in foreign countries,
as follows: six in Germany, five in Prus-
sia. four in Ireland, three in England,
two in Canada, one in Wales, one IN
France, one in Newfoundland The
Oldest memder is Dennison Allcott, of
Rock county, who is sixty-one; the
Youngest is Martin Larkin, jr, Of Mil
waukee, who is twenty-five torty-nlne
are farmers, sixteen lawyers, nine mer-
chants, five editors, two contractors, two
physicians. two millers, one carpenter,
one produce dealer, one builder, one
printer. one clerk, one dentist, one sur
vevor. one mechanic, one lumberman, one
law student, one clergyman, one mason,
one farmer and manufacturer, one mer-
chant ana manufacturers Fred. 5. Ellis,
of Brown, has resided longest in the
State, having been born here thity-three
years ago. T.. w. Egerton, of Wanke-
sha. is the next in the order of residence,
having resided in the State twenty eight
wears. j. B. Frazell, of Juneau Co.,
has resided in the State for the brieiest
period, having lived here four years.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-05

,gTvANNER AND CURRIER, Mineral Point, Wis.
Heather Of all kinds also Hair or Plastcring, al
,svs On hand cheap for cash job Work done at short
,,,of,ee and ON moderate terms n26tfl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-05

na-An IRISH paper says thata Mr. Ken
new fell from carrige and broke his
neck. but received no futher damage.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-05
r ARUNDELL,

~ ENERAL DEALER in stoves, Hardware, I'M
NT Sbeet-Iron, and Copper ware, &c. Iowa Street,
.plosite the old Post Office Dodgeyillc Wis. nl-yl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-05
T r. ROBERTS.

NvoTARY PUBLIC Deeds, Mortgages, &c draw
~ with accuracy, at his Hotel on Main street
DodgeSille, Wis l"oN'-'
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-05
S. w. REESE,

A TTORNEY At LAW. Land and Collecting Agent
IN Dodgeville, Iowa County, Wis fHtIleu'ar ~
Tentlon given To collecting agencies, ana pnyh1! "
taxcs I'm Iowa County Office in the Post once bni,d
ssn's 80 - '''" nl-yll
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-05
IrofessionaI 4 Business Cams
T. M. STRONG,

4 TToRNEY AT LAW, Notary Public Land ana ana
~ Collecting Agent, Dodgcyillc, Wis. rnriicut,p ,i'
attnntnn riycn 10 the settlement of estates ~ me
rom,n Conrt Office in Court House. Up Stairs.l
n2S-yi
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-05
T. H. CLARY,

4 TT0GNEY AT LAW, Mineral Point, Wis. Or
IN nce in Thomas Stone Block lhl-NI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-05

Bg~ssA retainer at the bar as the
boy said, when caught by dog, just as
he was about to climb the orchard dfence-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-05

: IL ~ Ii and Gftv cents for each additional line.
yearly Advertisers are allowed the privilege OF chohs
ing qnarterly. .,.,a eftv nor
Snecial Notices, loaded and kept inside hlty per
cent advance on usual rates.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-05
T. o. OF G. Tt.

A MfcITIA LODGE, No. l6l, Independent Order OF
IN Good Templars, meets every Monday evening ia
H. II Thomas iIall, at ~. O'clock Members of this
order visiting this Village are cordially invited to meot
with us. j. 7. PRYOR, W. t. T.
]. J.CoRNIsH, W. s
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-05
3 w BURRALL, M. D.
WHITNEY SMITH.

nHySICIAN AND SURGEON, Dodgevllc, Iowa
i County, Wisconsin. lnl-yLl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-05
Sugar Growing in Illinois.

We clip the following statement from
the Prairie Farmer, which says that
the man who made it has manufactured
tice toms Of sugar from cane grown on
his farm;
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-05

n6- Counterfeits, well executed, OF
postal currency notes have already ap-
peared.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Exssc.vrllyE oossIrTEE oryIos, JULY y, lse- :

ExEcurIvE COMMITTEE orYICB, JULY n 1885,
II Nsl communication between jamaica and The Uulted
States a America -s'~ '@S y S-Sss~
The GO Icrno, and Executive COMMITTEES vJ reeslys No
rsas ur S hs sn October ner, from parties wiss 70
e"n se Misn I'm o r convrysnce In steam vesseIa Of
the city OF New YORK. In the United sls,,s ~
and wise versa pursuant 70 the provisions OF the sr ~ ss
sand eona chapter - 70 promote steam com mum,
csop pctse W ths ann tne United States Amerea
Vtctots cistter o. =
The terms aud conditions including the rer,oa for ,A
ths contract viii hc tsSen will be made known app ie
ton 10 Messrs THOMSON LlARkhf co, Mncng Ian :
I1ason. IEREMfAH LEAYGRAFf. Esq, a. Wall str
New Yorts 90 Tenders Tor ,hs .re Y,
addressed AM 10 tie Secretary the Eretutye
Co. In.ttse Of jthsacA svauish roan.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
En nNN AGENTS WANTED.
CU.UUU RARE CHANCE FOR SOLDIERS AMI

5000 WATCHES, GOLD PENS AND PENCILS,
VEST, GUARD AND NICK CHAINS.
CHATELAINK CHAINS AND PINS,
ENGRAVED BRACELkrs.
ENGRAVED SPRING L0CKBTS,
Rings aud Pins CaliiornA Diamond Pina
forna Diamond Bar Drops beautiful sets Of Jswery
WORTH sWonoo.
To be sold for dollar each without value
not 10 DO paid for I'll you know what you 70 get
In oil transactions by mail shall charge for doing the
business twenty ave cents each. which enclosed
when the request h made " know what yon can have
After knowing what have then will BE- nj your
option 10 send el. take the article
articles be ordered for et a.: thirty
for e5; sixiy.nvs for $40 and one hundred for SIS
With the information OF what have viii be
circular giving full Instructions 10 agents fu cata
fpsus Of articles And then will be Al option send
and xet the articles or no.
name, company aed regimen, engraved upon q VIII b
E,ate.
Address
Bor ls7o New York 2os Broadway
Tne ssniion Of our rsAdes respectfully invited 70 The
sAyertissment OF Messrs 3. n Ward Co wo srs psr.
ona " aoQuaipted with the mebsrs Of this nm can
Nch for ihcir responsibility IN ell business geenis
hitch they nay make have Thorough kDowsdgs Of
r mercantile integrity and their full ability 70 meet Ill
atoua This NOTES. OF course IL Intended for such Of
readers acquainiaucs wsh this drm To all
ss rnow them no recommendation win b nsOssss1.-
and Navy 0arette,
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
PROPOSALS..

~ Police Mulberry street NeY York August a. 1880
fro VII be received as this os for premises suitable
year station house f the Eishtsenth precinct police,
within the area bounded By HshiespA and Tweot third
streets aud First and second syvnueaR i = -
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

THE BOARD or coUHcrLMEv WILL. HOLD arg
Il cal meeting hondsy. Auens, ~ at oscio-x r II
T.. sAASA y. w k.RA b, em4
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
DRoPosALs- FoR CONSTRUCTING A BRrcx fUn.
mel under Lake Michigan, two miles long Tor The cy

orucR or rHE BoAsp or Pun.sc woassl
CHfcAoo, Augus IS la1o I
Sealed proposas yi - rscsysd 4 ,Sis ONES M wsdsss
Board VIII opsn the ses for doing All vork sn1 fur.
nshns al he ma.sras required for he coassrucson q
tunnel ave feet clear diameter erteudlnH Fo
hs Pressns Isnp,g worts o. the city, mss cut asSsr
bcsinr Invariably show 70 b stlG blue clay so toskee
ancs viii plans and soaloss for The doins of "a
work 70 b found die In shs oncs Of hs board 8 ssd
ne Bcsd vsuh prefer !: let .hs entire wovt oss ss.
The tunnel proper and And sha for the prossctns sr
and for The cast irou cyiindsrs for lake shafs
V soOsys sny one BID complying With The eosiioas q sks
iis sds .sss :. ssslsA sss @s:s y accompanied vss
company NE spsci6oaoeA guaransssne Ss srscutcu ci
souiscia sso0rdaass viii tAs sid In sss sHs 81 = -
froposis must se directed 70 IRE Board Of rubs verta
and endorsed Proposals for Lake runnelr
Satisfactory SECURITY for the faithful performance AZ She
work wn b required Of As parties whose bids mar Ss -
copied q. oikDEfh
FRED LETT
" @. sHERNAN,
Board OF Public Works.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LEcruRRs DAILY, FOR aErrLEnfN
1 only II the New York Mussam Of Anatomy eis Broad
Parties unable .tt~nd thcss lectures them
orssrde ceip Of 10 cens by addessnS 5e reary OF
the New York Museum of Anatomy. :
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

To Conrscors Proposals. enclosed IN sealed envsiops
tndorsed with the title of the work, with the name of
the bidder written thereon wi b resolved !. .his ees
building sou. is Leonard street. for the uss q kssss
B:snH forms Of proposals. together with the spsSs,ous
and agreemsnta Hn p ob.ained q this cahos
Dated 0tree Department, New York. August H. -.
CHAA q. CORNELL. Street Commissioners.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

A dence for sale Of 81 scrrs In New Jersey ,vo mss
fro ske south Orange depc Of the Norris ksssr Ran
road Price eou0l. half bond NOR.
rssr i desrrd ror fsl parculsrs call address The
psvpT.ssox RocEZr heChEsSEY, oanSr. h.J.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

0FFTCE OF STREET COMMISSIONER, NO, 2S7
" BRoADwAY.-r0 C0hfRACToRs-
Proposals enclosed In sealed envelsps. endorsed with
title OF the work. and with the name OF the bdd6 written
thereon viii b received st his ONCE until Monday August
~, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
For fassng vrss side Lexington avenue. between For.
eth and Forty nrst streets and north side Of Foreth
street between Leriagtou and Fourth avenues
For fensng vacant lots 10 siih avenue from vteth 70
TO Broadway.
rins 10 One Hundred and Twelfth street. between second
Building houss for use Of Engine Company No 2
Building house for use Of Hese Company No. ~.
Building house for Of Hook and Ladder Company
IA.
New Are alarm bell for the jefferson market bell tower
New FIRE alarm bell for the Macdou a bell tower
Blank forms Of proposas together with the spechcaons
and agreements. can be obtained ~ this ofhce.
Dated Street Department, New York. August n iee3
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
oALED OFV0EAL DsTATI.

IARM or ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRxs
"A t.c Ins: snd hall frSm depot scod budings vel
81 8 rssnsia .:sssS Or vXii fsiasss2 sspo VAL
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

WILL SELL ALL OR HALF OF ONE or rHg ueer
i desirable Lots IN orsenwood Csmsserx Further per.
Y9 John street. up stars until the lot sd Nose nsed
apply but tAoss who are wiling 70 par good vros.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
gAnrs or RuAL rsrArr.

ds FOR SALE IN WEST.
w0 miles from the vifase'oe
twelve to two hundred acres,
improvements, good orchards,
Possession i'm mediatejy, or at
Terms easy. Address Nichols
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

C1 n REwARD.-LOST ON THURSDAY. AUGUST 20
WlU in Twenty third street STAGE or In Twenty fourth
street between Ninth and Eleventh avenues Pockeoook
containing about $50 in aso note for $l0f drawn
endorsed by j. Gossler Payment has been stopped
The above reward will be paid by leaving at H. Della
matters, S6i West Twenty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

COUNTRY SEAT AND VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
~ Any desiring OF the most digbtful situAc
tons In Westches county. commanding of Long
Island sound as fer a the eye reach lsArn par
easve and oommodous and the place abounds with fruit
of al kinds For heaihulness and beauty Of location IL
POat Office n. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
CORPORATION NOTICES.

ct. AIMS CHURCH, ErGHTBENrH STREET. NEAR
- Fifth avenue.-Services tomorrow at l0K Sk and
ock the afternoon being for deaf mutsa seats free.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

CyOR SALE.-AT GREAT BARGAIN, A FIRST CLASS
Brown Stone House. four stories basement and under
cellar with all msdern improvements black walnut stairs,
fourth & street near Le5nstSn ~ %ryenns Murray Hill Price
real Office No i Eas Thirty 6th street, Third
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

TToUsn 10. in hxxRf srRKEr, NRAR prERRE.
III pgn, street. 70! sais-Lcs nIssN feet house three
IN Brookiyu. rsm. fAvcrab,s xppIy V 3. KsLLo00.
iSo Pearl s,rceS n. Z.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

01 nv KBWAKD.
DlU Strayed or stolen from No. 81 West Twenty second
street about three oclock Wednesday the 10Th inst
A SMALL FEMALE ITALIAN GREYHOUND PUPPY,
about seven or eight months old II is perfectly
white excepting black spot the right and left
side behind the forequarter quite black and had
when It left taken leather band trimmed with
red. II s valued pet procured for n little girl TIE
above reward Twin be paid for the return Of the dog No
have the puppy through mistake, when Informed
where return H. The police will please be the lookout
and capture this dog wherever found and return to JOS
b. Stewart, "a West Twenty. second street.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

vNoR eALR on 10 Lgr-THB gpkRNDID c0UnTny
IN rssidssos * tks sas Janss Ksany q ~ dy q Ne
York The place y atuased u ne vnlaes o. yAmats
fully AID cut n sndslassP geueds o. Msa s.s.I's.s =
IL uesuresaue n tkos who desire nice country
quis and bsauful rsssdsscs WITH ssabis surroundins
:iy:ss se6dA q q Aee |. sas..s e SsAo0 s'w'y ~s
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

CoUNTRK PLACE FOR sALE-AT oROTON FALLS,
" onequarter OF mile from railway sation on the road
% Lake nAhopac coataiains 50 elceHsnt LAnd
old place large house 10 good order
&c residence OF tho la4e Thonas r. Lee ESQ dsceassd
This place s admirably located and adapted for private
Of the executors Apply q HONRR MORGAN, No SPine
-
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

ITO LIQUOR DEALERS. HOTEL, SALOON AND RES.
nnrnnr keepers grocerymen, 4e "A superior business
Gao sell M noSis three story subs hull brick Hosss
story Is divided into three .ores Tho building contains II
rooms and ID admirably calculated or any other
tc ofthe city and corner building on Main street
well worthy the stenon Of capitalists merchants to
@ busnso ~ sny % os1 en- TACT suitable
and mortgage the property For particulars apply 10 or
.street keena citv NJ "
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

T,on sALn % % L!f.i@ QoLUn1IA sfRlEl
e. 49, S:s ~ s,;::: ;;:::s :..s;: 80
and psisl1 "a evss, erCuskV sized lp 70. % Ga
Sosrdias hcss; yisv e sAs ~ asS as!sAes!Aeea ussu
@nss e issssl Or tsrn % yssrs V Gcc1 snsas Il
EiFfSsA S.ssisy e - ::s.ss z New toss Y hLss1sAS
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

VyANTED TO ExCHAN0E-SEwING MACHINE
~ stock. for arst class modern house worth about
and Fourteenth and Thirty fourth streets Address Law
rouoe. Herald o01oe. -I4 u. AZ
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
MATRIMONIAL.

4 LADY OF VERY GOOD EDUCATION. pEsrREI
"A form the scqusintaince Of wealthy gentleman, Be-
tween forty snd nfy years old, with v6w 70 natrnony
For full particulArs address with real name HerAd oc
stating whore On interview may be had, O. ~ Free
, 1863-06-12

There has been certain notable parallel
between the present campaigns Of Generate
Grant and Banks ever since thev onanaa
About the same time in April they began to
move their respective armies, the one from
Aliken's Bend and the other from the Tech,
each Intending to reach his point of attsncr.
from new direction and after a 1onr match
Gcn. Grant had no sooner crossed the Miss.
i:sippt than fighting began; and utter five
great and victorious battles, he inyasted
Vicksbu1g on the 18th Of May. Gen. Banks
likewise Ind TO fight his way up thronrh
Louisiana to Alexandria, and he had half n
dozen victorious engagements with the rebels.
After the last Of Grants battles, he proceeded
directly to the Investment of V5clshnr<,
which he effected on the 18th, nit. Affe,
Gen. Banks had reached Louisiana. he had =,
carry his troops down the Red River: bnt his
investment Of Port Hudson was effected, We
Judge, By the 23d. Gen Danks' battle. Of The
Plains, In the rear Of Port Hudson, NAV stand
ne the parallel Of Gen. Grants battle Of Bl,ck
River Bridge, on the 18th, NJ on both Of these
engagements depended the efectiug Of the
respective Investments. Both armies, as we
have already said, hare made one ceneral
Assault on the enemy's works-Gen, Grants
Tour days after Investment, on the 22d. and
Gcn. Banks also about four days afier inyese +.
ment, on the 9Th. Both Of the armies
reached their points Of destination finished
with victory. And both are now In HE ,r,,.
ner pereistcnuy and heroically pursuing fh.,,
~~---"
, 1863-06-12
RETURNING TROOPS.

The 9th and Seth New York two wears
volunteers returned to New York City on
Monday, and had splendid reception
from the citizens and military generally.
There arc but a few more Of those two
years troops in Hooker's army, though
1herc are number of nine months men in
Gen. Banks army. The aggregate num-
Der OF two year and nine months men who
have returned from the army during the
last five weeks, will probably reach $4,000
say 10000 New York troops, 1000
Pennsylvania and 1000 scattering. Add
10 these all the way from 5000 to 10000
who have been placed hoys du combat in
1he various engagements since Hooker
took command, and it will bring the pres
cnt aimy Of the Potomac to less than
100000 men. Add to these Grants and
Banks losses during their recent sanruin-
nry operations, and it will be seen tl,at the
month Of May WIS one Of the most weak.
cning to our armies since the war opened,
The only additions to our army during
this period, have been the co1orcd troops
raised in the various departments. We
hope for the return Of at least ten rcgi.
ments from New York, made up Of sol.
dlers just discharged, and perhaps onc-hnll
that number from Pennsylvania, composed
Of the same material. Fifteen thousand Of
these men would be worth more than thirty
thousand consc1ipts.
, 1863-06-12
I'EEE WABASH SwINDLE.
Note from Hon. w. W. SedS.
wick, OF 61st District.


SPRINGFIELD, June 10. fsG3
Editors Chicago Tribune:
NV attention has hean oo,god - ,xn.,.,
d;s,,3tch ram Sr1inofse11 Jatai - gu snSs' AZ
rttar; to tha stWnSash R.;1 Rosd "IIH al, ~ ~
which It was stated fhot hnf tbrec Rannii;ca,, ~
numbers of the nonse Tnted ~ tha Iii
Your Correspondent further % evident1v del E seeks L.;
tie inference to be drawn f,v tho nradino nni's
lie fhat fherc wert snnne I. s.,.a,on. ~, 81 ,baso
members yofed FIR fi,e hill wh;rh 7o sDof nof
atnear. md which are dishonnrsh1c
This Statement is incorrect in several nar-
1lcu1ars, It docs me great infustice. inasmuch
as nv honor. if not nv honcsty. fs called in
question as wei as tlat Of Tie other two
1mcmbcrs mentioned. which deem 4 sufI1cjent
rason for moi permittiug it to be passed over
in silence. 1 an uot prSpared to beliaye that
INV character or reputatIon is snehs amnns
those who know me hest. that ther can
readily he made to believe that nm me 81
flat Stamp that can be bought or sold for
money. or moneys worth. but such an articlc
In n nnhiIc neWspaper mipht nrefuf]ico rer.
soma 3yho ara not nersonallT acnilninfed With
me :.
I hare not the 1east reason to helfeye that,
there is any lust grounds for such m Ins,nua-
lion arninst eitfler Of The other two pentle.
The facts in repnri to III. passape of that
hi were fIese. Tzsrr max III tn Ssnut,ieo.s s
members IN fbc Homss oS he f;,s t1e ;ote ,rn.
f,sf fnEc7. p,r,o, H. ,,nt.oae F;ne ~ fhnan
ir sfeod of t}1rnn-na fhc {m1rnn1 NJ *hc Hnnsp
viii shoW-yoted for the biii. and fire Toted
aratnst the hill. which fact sI'ows that It WA
n0t gtrietiv n narfv measnre. as The Rennhl;can
members Who Voted upon The bfli were
fonalIv d5vided The friands of fta neasnro sTo
, 1863-06-12

t. Rumor hath it that Gov. Yates
could have sold his sanction Of the Wabash
Horse Railway swindle for shares Of stock
to the amount Of 100000. It is said by the
Tcna1 that every man has his price, but
there seems to be one exception at least
The Gorc1nor Of Illinois cannot be 1ri1cz
to sanction an act that he believes to be
wrong. Most Of the corrupt scamps in the
late Legislature sold their votes for one
share each Of $1,000 Of stock. The Cor
e1nor has proven himself to be more than
one hundred times as honest as they. The
chagrin. Of the corrupt members and the
lobby yulturcs when the bolt fell prorogu-
ing the Legislature, is said to bc indescliba~
, 1863-06-12
Gonaiscation Of English Hour,
mails in France

u. Ffa1fn dit Pcrsigny, not content with
warning the liberal press in France and
prescribing N. There. has turned his ntten.
tion to the English weekly Journals like the
Spectator, Saturday Rettep, Examiner, EIprss
and Eeonomia, which have commented in Sc.
we're terms upon the repressive measures in
reference to the elections in the empire, 4
correspondent Of the London Daly 1e,o,
writes from Paris, that "the ra==ia among thc
Epg1ieh papers, which were altogether aban.
doned when II. Fould came Into Office ye1r
and half ago, and only fitfuny resumed
when n Ihonsenel's dismissal marked q hut
in the liberal course Of the French govern.
meut, are now again becoming the general
rule" The writer adds:
"a confscation so extensively interfering,
with the propriety and recreation Of TIE
English people who spend their money In
F1ance can only be attributed to the hish rea-
sons OF state which, In II. de Persigny' mind,
make 1t desirable tha: the poison Of English
opinion upon the elections should be kept
out OF the way Of the electors as much as
posbible.''
The circulation Of tho London Daily yses Is
also forbidden in France, and Ill the copies of
that paper which Persigny's agent could ind
IN Paris, were conflscated.
, 1863-06-12

with those Of war. It is obvious but psrni-
cious error to suppose that in state Of war
the rules Of martial law, and the consequent
modification Of the rights, duties and obliga-
tons Of citizens, priya.e and public, arc not
authorized strictly under the Constitution.
You MI know that the rebels Of the South
hnve , long since been accorded the rights of
oell3gerents, and ne have repeatedly agreed
upon cartels, sent flags Of truce, and excl, ing
Cd prisoners Of war. So that By the 11ws Of
Ear md the usages Of patiou the rebels Of
the South are judt az much foreign foes a. If
or England. r.
, 1863-06-12

HARTFORD, Ct. June 9.-Yesterday Q. morn
Ing the members OF the family of VIM. Steele
Of East Hartford, on going to his room, found
bis chamber dcluged wifi blood, and Mr.
Steele lying dead on the tloor, with 'hls throat
horribly cut His wife was on the bed, with
her throat cut from ear to ear, nnd IN infant.
eix months old, had it's head almost cut of.
All were dead-the child still warm. Btee}e's
hand grasped razor; and 1t was perfectly ev-
1dent that he had murdered his wife and
child, and then killed himself. The co1oner's
jury rendered q verdict of insanity. Mr.
Steele has been an inmate Of an insane asylum
at different times during the last twenty
years. His age was IS years. Two Of his
other children, who were in different room,
escaped
, 1863-06-12
JAMES M0NTo0XElIY,
Colonel CnmmaudInHS s. c YNfH.

Gcn. Pemberton to the Army.
The Mississippian publishes speech mnde
by General Pemberton after the repulsc Of the
enemy. It is as follows:
You havc heard that l was incompetent and
a traitor, and that it vas my intention to sell
VicksbuTg. Follow me and you will see tho
cost at which [ will sell Yickshurg. When
the last pound of beef, bacon and flour; the
last grain of corn; lie last COW and horse
and dog shall hare been consumed, and the
last man shall have persisted in the trenches,
then. and only then, will sell Vicksburg.
Slaughter Of the Yankees at Vlcksburg, on
Sunday, was due TO a stratagem of General
Pemberton, who made = feInt Of eyacuating
part Of his works, when tho enemy rushed
in, only to bo met with immense slaughter
from artillery placcd so as to take them with
1aksig f1e.