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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-24

heSt street cars o., - =. - -
Leave Harrington Avenue $40 SO, 06, &c. 506
SO, 90s 81, 1906 10 80, l'.,6 l.a NJ. I26. IA
g6, 1876 o. 236 0S 81, 4OG 436 Go, 536 Vs. 6,36
7.OG, 1876, $40, s 50, $50, 10 10 P.
Leave West Street at 49, o., 81 OF, 81 OF 81
1917, 1851, Il NJ; 2O7 L23l, La, l37 2.O7,
23l, u III 4O7 i O7, 537 SOL 81, 7U7 1881, S.,
$50, 10, $50, 10 80
VeSterR Ra,lroad Cars
Leave Harrington Avenue ut 49, ZIG. 74G SIG 40,
96 $40 TO- IT, 10 10, llle II 46 NJ; II l6 II i6 LIS
4O - o. 49, l6 446, 5l6 Al, GIG, 646 Is,
81, s 80, $40, 80, 50 P. NJ.
Leave western Railroad at Ill: IA Sill, Al, co.
945 10 lO4l, IL IL, li4l l2l. II Al, Ill fl,
"a Bill $780, 40j A. 5ll, SAL II, Gal, III, s. TO-
80, g.jO, lU.OO, 1920 Z. NJ.
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W. u. CssANDLEl

DlANO FORTES AND ORGANS
\ TUNED AND REPAIRED-All orders left at No
20 Portland St, or at Dormans music store 203 Main
ST. VIII receive prompt attention by the subscriber
A. >. ALLEN
Teacher of the Organ. Piano Forte. Vocal music and
musical composition. diff au20
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except MOndayD connecting at Worcester for Lowell
nashUa, Concord, Fitchburg, &c (Ths train leaven
New London at 100 dependent on arrival Of steam
er
500 a m. Way Passenger Train Connecting at Plain
held junction for Providence, at Worcester Junction
for Springfield, Albany, &c, and Providence, and at
Worcester for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Fitchburg, Con
cord,
ll.3O m. Way Passenger Train. Arriving at wor
tester Junction in for trains to Boston PrOvi
dence Springfield and Albany; at Worcester for trainS
t. Boston, Nashua, Lowell. Fitchburg, &C
S.45 p. Way Passenger Train Connects at Norwich
~ith train from New London, ard At rainfed Junction
with train TO Providence. Reaches Worcester in
for Express Train to Boston.
IelO DIT 2. 81. NJ. ANDREWS STUNT
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-09
EVANSVILLE, IND. THURSDAY MORNING,

The nation awaits with faith and cour-
age, and with fortitude that no fortune
can daunt, the issue of the great battles
which are likely to be fought by our az.
mics in this and the ensuing months.
If 1t please God to try still further our
faith, may He also give US strength; and
if it please him to crown our arms with
victory, the jubilant nation will ascribe
to His name the glory.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-09

We invite the attention of dealers TO our large
and well assorted stock of Groceries, COrdage, To-
bacco, W oodenware, &C, which We offer at close
rates to cash buyers 1eDlS-Zm
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-09
WE SHALL HAVE NO COMPETITORS IN
SILKS & DRESS GOODS,

Which will comprise all the New Styles and
C.lors unequaled i'll Novelty, Extent and Cheap
ness. Goods received from New York every week.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-09
COMMISSION HOUSES.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
New Arrangement.

Copartnership.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED W MlIH
w US in the Forwarding and Commission bus
mess Mr. R. X DunkersoH, formerly of the hrB
IF Slaughter DUnkerssn, under the nrnl @ nanae q
r-ars BROWN 4 Co. s-..ss-s CRANE BROWN.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-09
J. S NIT H
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
N q. q 5000 nd st,
CN BRAY's BLoCk.)

StHTRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM MEAS
- urment and fit warranted A stock OF
ready made Shirts and Collars always on hand, ana
at prices that will suit the purchaser. Tuckine
Skirts, Stitching BOsOms &c, done with neatness
and despatch
Thank ful for past flvors the subscriber respect
fully sOlicits Ontuance Of the patronage s.
literally bestowed for tie past fiye years.
octz1 - .s.4 J. SMITH.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-09
AUCTION AND COMMISSION,

II NELSON & CO., WOULD INFORM THE
Ii. public that they will attend to selling on
Commission at Auction, or Private Sale, any and
all kinds of Merchandise Particular attention
given to selling Real Estate. We will attend to
telling Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages and
Vehicles. Particular attention given to selling
Household Furniture, both old and second hand
and will attend to auction sale in any part of the
city or county.
II. NELSON will pay particular attention tc
collecting debts or claims will act as agent for
renting houses and collecting rents, and any aud
all business entrusted TO us.
Office ON Main Street, opposite Court House, one
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansville
myl5 II. NELSON l. co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-09
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
CINCINNATI SUGAR CURED HAMS-5.Ooo
~ pounds Davis Extra Sugar Cured Hams just
received at ap7 II. A. COOKS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKAGES
1f1 10 kits assorted No l, = and Mess;
10 barrels Extra Herring;
5 ' No. Mackerel;
'' No.2 do;
3 " Nos do;
Il half bbls No. do;
Is Mob do;
tierces No. Salmon
ap7 AtH. A. COOKS.
(tORN STARCH-IO boxes Fresh Corn Starch
~ III pound paper at ii. A. COOKS.
HERRING! HERRINGl-iOo boxes No Her
Il ring at II. A. COOKS.
EENUINE CANTON GINGER-4 cases Pre-
~ served Canton Ginger; warranted fresh and
genuine at IL. A. COOKS.
GENOA cITRoN-5 cases Genoa Ciuoo- igst
NEW CROP FTGS-I0O small drums New Figs;
app - > ' H. A. COOKS.
NEW ZANTE CURRENTS casks New Crop
~ Zante Currents at II. A. COOKS.
COvE Ol STERS--15O dozen pound cans Cove
~ Oysters 80 dozen pound cans Cove Oysters,
APP at A. COOKS.
ERENCH MUSTARD-5O dozen assorted sizes
Il Frerch Mustard at Ii. A. COOKS.
CORN BROOMS-lOO dozen Fancy Shaker and
~ Plain for sale by L. GILBERT & co.
mh3l No Sycamore Street.
COTToN BATTING-4O bales for sale very low
u mh3I s. Z. GILBERT & Co,
No. Sycamore Street.
CODA-115 kegs best quality for sale at less than
- the present cost of importation.
S. L. GILBERT CO.,
mh31 No. Sycamore Street
TNDIG0-3oO lbs strictly prime for sale by
i S. L. GILBERT CO.,
mh31 No. Sycamore Street.
CtASTILE SOAPS, boxes best quality, for
" sale in lots at less than the present cost of i'm.
portation. s. f. GILBERT & co,
mh31 No. Sycamore Street.
! NTAILs-sO0 kegs, all sizes, for sale by
IN S. + GILBERT d CO.,
mh3l No. Sycamore Street
CIDER vTNEGAR-75 bbls prime, and in per
( ~ feet order; for sale by
5 L. GILBERT & CO.,
! mh3l No. Sycamore Street.
/ CoTTON YAENS-25 bags for sale to arrive.
/ ~ $. +. GILBERT & CO.,
mh31 No. Sycamore Street.
CIGARS-4OO,OOO Cigars all kinds, from the
~ common to The very best; some of them five
years old for sale very low bv
s. +. GILBERT & CO.,
mh3l No. 4Sycamore Street
CPLIT PEAS-6 half barrels extra Split Peas at
- mh26 ii. A. COOKS.
nIo COFFEE-5O bags choice Rio Coffee, in
IL store and to arrive at II. A. COOK s.
CIDER THAT Is CIDER barrels re-boiiIed
~ Cider, that beats all bottled Cider; only so
cents per gallon; come aud take glass at the
+ mar25 OLD PIONEER GROCERY.
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3: ;':: +, sf'''; : ::.;s We Is: ia. ss:'
:ai ss :.s s s.s sfs s b e 5. ss
.vs'ion shoold have been used. We did not Ore
iSs:s b: i.e.1.sss mn I ss.. % S:: : q: ..ssS %?
s.ai: s: % \: ss' ss . sS w. S.,.
.lsyeiy out Of ,hosh SLAVERY once for all rrssi-
Sn' %a sssl .sS, ss .S. ,rSse rs
s.s,- believed ths,, but -. afraid When he aid
Gp, ,G.,s '0aldnt Se snysh,ns ,;s God p M II;
Ard suffering Il: ss. SSt & m.d. u. s.Ss % of .SssS %"
ins uut people in the North feel ,,"I;.t this cup
done" They sill not draw back even In Gs,h.e.
msns The Re-, sentlensu then r,serred Co the
dnr,ns Tn. p.st three ysars. Their production had
lstssly increased and th,,r payer money not dis
y = 'ounder POSITION than this eountry. vas .hen
W.t,nsion ga. N IN. Psn,ns.ia. They had great.
With reference to the reported ,ulstucn, et IN,
Ireland; he s,pl.in.d thu, the Erie kalrosd -ss be
i.s N sde and the dies,or. 'ound that rather han
stop he .o'k they could sdsr to send to Ireland lot
lsener' pay their pasass out, aud ave them also
Of ,hs var you .hould uos hear Our,. Had ~e been
slsv.ry ,b. s.st mss. Of m, yOp. q hi. country
you'd have cordial, ,ynpsthiLea With the cause 4
n. North. ani The fe' lins wonld have t-'n very dn
fsreni from vhs' II is 81 prr,en,.
Nr. Be,eheI, IN rerly, ,aid that h. admitted that
a. the cu'set Of the var they cd not conttmpae tho
sholiton Of ,lsv,ry bot the rebel became potent
end their alma 90 alarming, that the frc,dent
Obliged TO hsve rscoure TO the crushing Of the sb,
lion by ab1lishnG slavery, which struck right Into
III" hssrt of The enemy. Thi. vac brought about BY
thn Providence of God, snd did not cnter into the
minds Of the Scrthrrn Government til they saw tho
rsmihestons which tn. rebels had iaised up s~sinst
th' m but he ssid When Il became evident that the
Great Dragon must be destoysd, with hands out
stretched aud .~ors Of hre In their hands they
iite Que man, aud vith voice .hich r.vefbcrated
fpu han h.ls savld f,A Lot nj a
its attendant hor-of. O. g. hell" Votes Of thsnks
.re then yassed to the Chairman, and the meeting
broke up. We believe may sav that th,re 10 .
probability Of the Rev gent lem dell vcIing ad-
dress IN the CITY Han ne 1t Nsek
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LOCAL NEWS.
INV YORK AND IHs VICINITY.

1Hg Cath IoE MoKg lRoors-t2 900, 700
10 rs AppsorpI.Tup Fuh BourrpH TO VoLCSTsRss
The Hoard OF Super SON met Yesterday afternoon.
hr. Blunt offered pTeauhle and resolution, 70 the
elect that Proper bouutlss would have raised .
force Of volunteer, st the last call which would have
rendered draft unnecessary, and with ons-fourth
the eII~ndituIs u.,d in tho enforcement Of the
draft. That the time Of many Of the three year,
en- will soon expire, rendering another draft immi
ncut; That it is believed . bounty Of not more
than 1900 pr viii raise forcs - large - may
b. Iuired and, That for the purpose Of preventing
number Of sc'ive citizens, whose prs,encs and
vice, deemed necessary fog the preservation Of
order, the Comptroller be directed to pay $500 ~
any one volunteer. The Mayor, Comptroller. snd
euperisor' Purdy, Blunt, Tweed and Stewart, arc
sppo ontsd to raise volunteers and the Comptroller
Ia authorized to borrow a2,0Oc,ooO. The whole mat
ter vas referred to the SPECIAL IL lief Cominittes nov
In operation.
CATHOLIC FUTIvALs.-The Festival OF 81.
Ursula tpatIoness Of the puline Nnn'. With her
companies all msrtyls vii bo oe'brstsd To-Day "a
eli Catholic chuIches Tho feast OF the Maternity
OF the Blessed Virgin May sss celebrated on Sun
day Tomorrow viii he held sacred to 81. Mary 4
salone, widow Friday viii hs celebrated ~ tho
"Fesst of Our Most Holy Rsdesner" and esuldsy
will be eon~ersted to Raphael the Archsassi
Ms.WN. S. OppYKE, son Of Mayor Opdyk.,
tcons,-vsa on EevrtA PsS'.l
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thiser. With tbe rebel, have t~.n o,,-hro.n IN
neEy every nee stA; g. they ~, a. by cor
% continue 10 afford aid and ec b, th. sts,, 10
ths Confidence :th.re:ore. be u
e-.icse OF our brethr, In OFT ar st. .honiJ s,im
n'"s W 70 ettend our otesn,Htions .ui .edouhle
%, imo. :. I.c9pa A. th po's tie -ork com
thi,d That =. han Ne election I, Pc ,u.,iv,nis
those % states ' of ,He e", ir " 3 :, M eog' IN
conduct cf tie var, aud 50 declaring an. their d,
tninahon ths' tpe var sh,n te vigorously tto., GU
sed until NE su' mac, Of the American " opIs
foerth.- The. .ersreace Of N. las. f.. month. hs.
demousttstsd that s in vain ouf have dsi.nd, re-
IN the heid o,,r their ,ss for the pr.,er,s.ion Of
our Avs aud bef,es, " ds.p,rsdc,. te,ns n ns
e,,suea may take tie ivcs anu puudet the ptopsrty
ai,s, Ths m..... ., III. p.tty e.uts iu.Y Dtrp.
oefetc are no GU t.diy loyal aud pattirtc - -srs
the nssses Of the pSps u the state. led INTO rchri
ron Mue At rIst TO II. nion But 50 long \. leaders
the sc;iou Of unthiukins foio~ers "a. 20 long M 1t
tsinhiur nsn be active and valiant In ,hc drioaes
~ tnru b,rti.s through ths instruilentAnty VI the
s,th Il ls the dus, Of our tedies. sus their indl.
q. promotion Of the election " tps hioa e.ndi.
seventh. Il 10 the eu,y ss II ,hoald he the plea
sure Of t Amsi can citEcns 70 secoud ,very n RI
Of faithful Cove tnmcnt 10 rnais'sp apd defend to
INTEGRITY: hence, every cali that I. ms. mate Tor
nen aud money iof that purpose should 10 respond
MI. Henry kb~r vss not ss';shed vi,h the general
manner in -hieh II wss proposed to ,ndor.e the rnsa
sui.s Of th. sdninisra'i.n; lie dcsit,d sonrthius
more specific, and moved that the folov IN, be IL.
serted iet We, n the frat and tsco ad rrsolutions
Ee~olrsS. ThA, - hail With Joy and gratitude th.
Conhscstion Act, and the fmsuci r~t!on pro~l.ms
tion not slons o. efhcsnt tut trnnsitoty var ruca
suTes, hut he ouly true and trn foundation Of
enduring ptaes Aud the crest stove Of the
lpiou reSsusrated in the spir,t Of Jefferson. Car
rcd The Ieso,u.ion and sddrCs. Or. then adopted
The sddrsU Discusses in VITA; manncr ioya citi-
1ens ms, h~st aid the ,io.ernnent Ia the p-osecu-
ton OF the var 20 ths hnsl nvrrhros Of the rebellion
fret by t.ltins aud sritins ssain't the rebellion
second, With the hh-rsi USE of thrir money in the
cheerful psymen. Of t.re. and Investment in GOV -
srnment sfeuritics third, by volunteering and en-
tcutsrinG enstmcntsh hs liberal tountles and giving
generous 'upport 60 the familiet of volunteers ;
fourth BY giving their vote TO the Govsrnmsut thus
seeing that the civil cell the military power 10
on its side.
EVENING ssssio,.
The svsnins sss'ion. VI. Miilos Of Bsnu.iscr pre-
siding, vas devoted 10 speeches.
MI Webster, Of Montgomery, spots IN the defense
OF the course Of Mr. seward his remarks being called
ont, a. he stated, by an attack that had been made
upon the Secretary during the morning secret se.
s,op After .oms further business the Convention
adjourned si,H die.
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General Intelligence.

A,ior 6ssInAl rsAs1 sissl in,suds to male
fIttsbuIsh his home.
Gov,xson hosros, 'of Indiana, H. rs'ips eleven
r,sin.nn Of volunteer, seven Of inhptf. and fSu,
thst thrj shsi bs full ty the ioth Of November.
Gs,IsAL siGALss bsds sdleu to his old eotps on
Monday and returned " " ARLINGTON, otnersi Meade
not conndsrins ,him veil enough 70 Resume com
nand.
Grs EtrIsKrss h.s been spponisd United statss
hiaster to Rome, and will proceed on hs mission Ia
Army Of the Potoinsc. Gen. Corcoran hes been ~
pointed to his commsnd 10 the army.
Tur report OF the mutIny In Brssss army sssm. 10
be fully eonhrmed. II .sa ocsssion.d BY the rffu..
Of the Georgia militia 10 rensin longer In sc,ivs
service. Brsss r.lused TO grant then permission 10
r.iSa r.iS.sa eS TO b es2 iann... a.n ssi: od.fsa
into line and fired several ,olsy. iin'o them u:
'aid that siIty we're killed end two hundred
wounded.
Jsyy DAVIS, II 10 reported feels snIious about his
navy. There are indications that the numb,r of
lar more ccnsdersbs than i' generally suppressed. II
spssr that quite number Of rebel naval offefrs are
now sAyns ,T1 of more IN
taLce- She Briti,h Government permit the rebel
rams 70 all from tho Mersyf
AGr.s.r citi,'n % MINI ,.ots, has become the
.nd hi. Letter G. 'is ssi Ga.,mip' live ps S,,, /.
boz, .nd ons i'd two OF the boy, and The si siiv.
ind VII On th9 oh Of thi. month abe pre,cn cd
an boy. ell Of whom . fortnight ago -ere sve ant
veil. Goyefnment cannot afford 10 drst the head
of that family.
IIIrI. Coz. Broder.ck, II the Flrst Seu jersey
oAvsly, no has in't betr relessed from the prisons
IN krhrnond, rep'rts som 900 officers and 10000 20
Lated uon men now held ia "dutaner vile" lie
,ay. they IN great dss'itnion ciness prevaili
&c great extent, numbers die daily, anu tho mortal
ity isinerrasnG, owing to insufciency ef food and
lack Of clothing. The officers and men elaim that
rebel prisoners should be subjected 10 tho same priva-
msn 0 mutes.
A cUhIous incident occurred at PotsdaIn, At the
time ct the vlti, Of the members Of the Statistical
the gardens Of the Palace of sans Souci, vss Prus
sian ofheer, Who entered into conversation With sn
avoid expressing nj. surpriss st finding Prvssian
ofeer sDssk Eng bb 90 veil. The etheSy Jsplisa that
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News Items.
t7sis1yapA.d TO the Nsv Yoyk sun

Grs. DIX va received at Portland, Nc. yesterday
by the CITY Goverumen and citi,Sn, lie pronounced
the hArbor dsfenocs there TO be In ssisfaeory
dillon.
TITS sales Of Five Twentss recorded at Philadsl-
phs yswerdsy amounted to 81, ,B6<, 900 the largest
sale since Nay. Foreign demand 10 steadily iucreas-
Ing
pisrArcs from Washington, TO Gov. Andrew,
stAtes the quota Of hase hu,s,ts under the new call
for volunteers, st 1870 men. Active and liberal
msasurcs are being initiated TO induce volunteering
ell over the State.
1Bsas Ia bids In response 10 the proposals for
furnishing the Government With mules, the osers
ranging from ellis 9o to ei<7. The contracts we're
svsrdsd yesterday. N Washington, - follows; SO
t ellis o., 900 st ei22 800 81 ela4 and roo q eIs1
srvrr loads Of fssht, consisting chiefly of gen
srsl sndise. destroyed the Central Rail
road, st Jordan. early ysstsrdsy morning. The hrs
VS. caused By spArks from the locomotive eommuni-
eating With the vspor from patrolsum, With which
Of the ears vss loaded.
IL the Continental Pu.ss two mile heat race, st
the sufYolh PArh Course, Pbiadeiphia, yesterday,
the ctsy Of the Beu Bruce tell ~ he started. and
hung BY the birdie until his collar bone vss broken
and hs Kicked ssnselsss. The boy IL doing we'll.
rhs Capt. Moore walked the course. and the
Den Bruce vss dLtsneed.
YOUNG man named wiitinscu, YES srres'sd in
Philadelphia, Yesterday, the charge Of numbering
Ellen Jonss and John Barrett, N Levss, Delaware
COUNTY Mrs. Jones kept small tavern. Ia which the
b,dis we're found, horribly mutilated. the deed hsv
ing evidently been committed With en- ere, which
found close by. Barrett vN there ell day, and In
the evening vss intoxicated One Of Mu. Jonsss
children ssys that wilkinson killed the psrtiss.
Al amended eiresisr hiss bsen sent out from the
Provost Marshsi GENERALS once, BY which 1t sppeas
that to every recruit, Who Ia . veteran volunteer,
bounty aud premium amounting to $402 will be paid
and to eli other recruits not veterans, sSo3 These
are for the old ofesniEs,ions The object 10 70 en-
courage volunteering, - those Who are drafted re-
csivs only 900 bounty Men enlisted under this or
der will 10 permitted to select their rssimsnt which.
however, must " one II the old regiments 10 the
held.
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Convention of Loyal Leagues,

rticd, ~ Y, Oct. 20. .-PsrsuAnt to call tn. Loyal
League state Convention met In Asehanies Hall. At
noon to-day. Nearly 200 delegates are present The
following report Of the Committee on permanent or.
gsnizstioa vas unsnimously Adopted
For Presidelt-Hon. z. c. spsuldius. Wee Pre,i-
deuts Frederick sehnltsI Of New York ieoiss j :
Bennett; of King, j. A. Hilsrd. Of Ren.sell.sr; Al.
s.pss .2ts knGsdy Issn e
stebbiDs, Of nonroe and 6 eorgs ", Bull, Of Erie
sseretaries- y. Sherman, Of Oneidsi J. Austin
Ios-
rhs budnss Committee rspartsd resolutions, Of
which the following b the substsnee
Where's, II y evident that, although the ynra
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PRICE ONE CENT

snst. "a. nothing ss,oni.hns in th fact, - bis wifs
and moth,r in-la. we're 10th fnriish. 2isht vrn.
sad The Yns.h ss,sn o,.n e ySS ys,I ,.r .S
'ne onieer vho vas the Crown rrinse of Prussia.
r", S,,Hrs =, :a.: :;tsSsed una. %. act cs
lug In number and influence. They are rs.uired 10
nav nav PAID ny .spitsl and 70 make monthly, quar-
the Coaptioiisr at wsshnsten, sho can 81 aay time
investsNe tie affair. Of the bsnt. and sIsmiue, 90
stockholders are individually liable and canno, nor
ro- more than threc-fhhe Of the capital actually pa
10 and rem,lnins undimini.hed hv loss.s. nor e.n
bank eau have an amount ~ currency sreeeding us
ssHn M. & .sI,,l and the currency must se ,ecnIcs
istins notes. II Is thought that the n,es viii
Jauu>y.
Gsxlr prspsrs icns are msiius for the cou.er.es-
tiou ofths G.t,ysh,re Cemetery on the l9ih Of No.
vsn'e'r and !. .ill probably be the mo-, impo.inS
Si.,e,. in addition 20 NJ E,sietts ors,on, en- ode
cr ente pr.,.red By the Pot Lonefellg.. ~ be
s..,e. The cGo,ernor, oi ali the oysi state, -
i.I-t ofCoumtis .ili have charge Of the civic, aud
MAJOR General Csdsslader cf the military porticn OF
hntiy. Arrangements will be- made With aii the rail
icci eonpaniss o accommodate fhose who msy vsh
mfc vii contain .evenissu seres. il IL south Of
.ssy'5snrs and embraces part Of thc s.,us. nslH
reds ..r. Killed IN both sides. The removal of ihs
dsad III he commenced about tho Goth Of thi, month.
And large portion n the tcdles III be interred IN
the eemsry before the 10Th Of November.
4 gic"riS. affair occurred In Hartford. last vsst.
shirh came vtrs near re.ultins in Q murder. A. ie
too often and aincntahl, the case II wAs yovoksS
hv TOO loose fefsrl for the marital re'a.iop.
Mr. Wilcox who Ia said TO be young woman of moro
than ordinary Intelligence, vivseity and spark lrS
We but often blunt and indiscrcct In her remarks
sni manners IN order to punish her husband Tor tni
asinsd inattention. Commenced and maiutaiue, =
rthlon with Young man named Iinsnv IhS
husband. iiusgl ming that an im,- oper intimacy sI
ist between his vss snd Tiffany, determined to rs-
move ,hi. stain upon h,r horor. hy rddns the oom-
mupity of the object Of bis eoIsorts r,creaney. On
THURSDAY, ss Wilcox was ridids out ~ town. he ,s~
approaching, from an opposite direction, cat isss
conta ming his vifs. youns female rslatvsi ana
Tiffany. The latter, obs.r,ins Wicoi, turned end
drove back 81 rapid pare hut the husband overlook
the carriage and, ~ Tiffany lumr~d out. uressntea
petoI at his head, and 6red Tiffany Cruek ths pi.tol
aside, receiving the charge In his hneers. He thcu
started for the woods followed BY wilcoI. vho areS
three shots at him. but without effect. hrs Wilcof
and Tlany soleinnly aver that nothine wrong hss
occurred between them, and they are believed BY then
ftteuds. All these painful consequences hav. result
ed to eslmsblr family, through the imvSudepee ~
wife who has always been the centre Of stuectioo
in the social cireles In which she moved