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, 1864-01-13

The Disbureing ConrIttce OF the Relief for the
Poor report that about eight thousand dollars
$4,000 has been subscribed by our citizens, And
the committee Of ladies, organized especially to
care for and relieye the families Of soldiers, land
working auxiliary to the Young Mems Christian
Aesociation) expect about two thousand dollars
from the collections In the Churches lin response
to the appeal published in the papers Of last weeS
The expenditures Of last week root mp over elcr-
Gu hundred do}lars,--over three hundred loads Of
wood and coal hnring been distributed, the mum,
Ter Of applicants being as high ss one hundred
snd twenty-five in day. and the claims go urgent
that eighty loads Of coal were delivered on
list Sabbath, Our citizens need not be told Of
tic suffering, hut come cases presented To:ld
attonieh those who think they are best acquainted
with the deetitution ct the poor. + VII also be
thousands short Of Supplying the actual wants Of
The suffering poor, and We hope az the collectors
eall, ihcy viii meet with liberal donations from
CIR citIxerp, and If any arc not called npon they
Viii send In their donations to James L. Reynolds,
Eeq., Chairman of the Committee.
Several distressing cases oi suffering are fenotted
for tie want Of bedding and clothing, hna II any
have auch articles which they can spare aud which
1tey ere willing to contribute for the relief ofthe
suffering, they are requested t2 leave them imme-
diateIy at the basement Of 81 Washington street.
HOUSES or I11~F1uE.-An order has re-
Gently been issued by the Board Of Police Com
nissione1s in relation to the arrest Of keepers and
3p{nalE6 01 l0NFeH Ql lll-1AWE- WHICH, rs
ers well know has been too osken conducted with
out the sauctton Of the law. Tho following is the
order:
whenever a party or parties complain Of hoasee.
n hpuecs OF illfame The pereou o. persons 30
Complaining must be required 10 obtain warrants
against the pastics complained Of and the parttea
90 complaining, must appear to aubstantiste Their
thnt houses of ilEfame are such, and will not ap-
pear a. complaining witnesses: The psrties com
cnca ID ba arrcstcd. none others, unless detected
In The commission Of crime. AErcsts for these Of
fcnses to be made as near as may DC, at reas-
Of en,ergcney, IN ths hight time. All arrests Of
pessops connected with houses oftlffame, ~ such.
must be conducted In accordance With the fore
gong.
YM win notice that the foregoing does not ap-
ply to disorderly houses. Crest care should be
used before proceeding against = house ~ disor-
legally guilty Of keeping dIsordesiy house.
D1 order Of the Board.
, 1864-01-13
HOSTE'TTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
SPRING OF THE YEAR

Prevent relieye and cure the complaints most pte'a-
lent In this climote during the
, 1864-01-13

III a x K ED.
In Utica, New York, oo the Glib fnst at tho Church
OF the RecoEetlist!nn. by lev. r. D. TOOK. WILLE1
NnRTHRGr. Dr., Chicago. md Ales sAlsA L., eide4t
Gnt ghter e i. Cassidy, Esq., Utica, N. z. No cards
, 1864-01-13

Y IL NELAND = Lands 40 al
~, winding Farms. and thriving setMt!em q snt.
mat aEd nealthful climate, 80 miles south OF Phl1dei.
2h:a by 5ailEoad Rich soil produces large croPe eeEe
Eaes q nom ~ to 50 per acre payable Ethn tou5
otheEs: churches. schools and good society nov
ire settling and bni9sas. IL beauty With which he
place ts lala 91s i unsupassed Lstt;7s IT, a1swsssd
viii be sent ftee. Address CHAs. K. LANDS. Wins.
1s9d Post Office, Cumberland county. SsM Sesfe e+,r
Of the Tribune: It s Of the most extensive ieso
tracts, In almost level position and SUITABLE Goool'
fhe Wesfe1n nratrtea ot@' ~ oc2S-o7lp+sn
, 1864-01-13

ECQuUu1t6es
Economfse by Dyeing your cast-of Garments
and Trimmings with the Domestic Dyes-.io differ
ent fast eolor including al the new ana iasnon
package See samples Of colors ut the Druggists.
- fnni 1852 .3f..fWGr
, 1864-01-13

Any person giving information Of the whereas
bouts OF the nboye-named person. Will confer
great favor to tho Government BY informing Acting
Master JOHN D. HARTT, U. s. Navy,
Comd'g Naval Rendezvous, Chicago, ILL.,
, 1864-01-13

TIE Police CouRT.-Thc amount Of busi-
nees transacted at the Police Court yesterday WAS
not large, numbering twenty three cases altogeth-
er. 1t docs not follow by any means that crime Is
On the decrease, TINT there is any lack Of eteg
tion On the part Of the guardians Of the city.
to bring odendczsto justice. Crime is capzic1ous
as womanfs temper. 1t has its. silent and Its
melting moods ita ebb and iis noW. its withdrawal
into dark places md hidden zecesses. aud it's ex.
ransion aud ohtrus,ou into the bright sunshine OF
business and eQs}aIffe. Whcn thefo.mer mood q
In the secebda1K arrests are rare, and numerous
when the latter prevails. 1t IL not pleasant to
witness human degradation In the prisoners box
at the ArmorT and most Of al because there Is
written oscr the portals, =" For those who enter,
there is no open pathway back to innocence and
y1rtuc." We dislike to witness the punlshmeAt
Of offenders although we acknowledge lts necea-
sity.
Tor stealing bed quilt from the store OF Frrderick
Moee. No. 283 South Clark street, Being caught
IN the act there was little nse In pleading the cold
weather In extonuation, and he WAS held 10 bail In
the eun Of $500 to sppear at tho Recorders Court
4 17udr 1Asfx:-A thief Of tine, Chsistopher
OBsen, wns also held to ball in &3oo for stealing
hia felloW-eegvant'a watch. a. related yesterday
Dulv 14ot1d6d Fpr.-Two little girls and boy,
mono of them exceeding nine years old the chill
dun Of d1paksrd named Nicholson, were yes-
, 1864-01-13

PREPARATORY Class or THE MUSICAL UsIoy.-
Owing to numerous applications preparatory
c1ass will bc formed on Thursday, January 14th at
the rooms Of the Musical Union, In Methodist
Church block, under the direction Of Mr. Charles
Ansorge, commencing at halfpast seven o'clock.
Terms per quarter, $500.
ia1[1ts57-3t 6, Z. CH1TTKXpEY, President
, 1864-01-13

DunSErT's Coc6A1SH for the hair, has had ncar-
~ fifty different limitations This demonstrates
the great popularity Of the genuine article, con-
cclyed By Burnett. Sold everywhere.
ia11 TEG7,4t 1IN&F&1tv
, 1864-01-13

TufoFmntl0n TFanteds
OFFICE or PuR. PAYAAsrER,
MISS. SQUADRON,
CAmo, ILL.,, Jan'y 9Th, 1864.
Information ia wanted Of William Lawrence,
late Paymaetcr's Steward U. g.. s. "choctaw:
When list htard from, he was In MENDOZA, I'll. Il
this should meet his notice. be Will please report
himself to Rear Admiral D. D. Porter, Command
ing 1lIss- Squadron, as witness in an important
enSn Doyu nnrffinn
, 1864-01-13

TDr. james formerly Of James Hospital,
Custom House street, New oEleans, L., estab'
llshed in 1870, is permanently located at - Ran-
Chicago III. Specialist In old chronic, mercurfal,
skin and blood diseases, and organic weaknesa-
Separate rooms and al consultations connden-
, 1864-01-13

The Rev. E. A. Wilson's remedy for Consnmp.
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with q PAM
phlet giving the prescription and short history
Epller, Druggists, "a and &c market street, Chi
t4go, iay13ut8-1m
, 1864-01-13
II DIE WILD.

r OANS ON REAL ESTATE
~ We aro constantly prepared to negotiate LOT
upcn real estate II tN cfty tot term Oh asA
HonsT inTaatod ss above for resident. Of MORT
5:nts tAoS 1o'osAoo ~ ~" l. D QLM3TKD 4 CO..
Corner Lake and L&sal1oat
nQl1p2Sl8u
, 1864-01-13

REVIVAL sERv1CEs.-A series Of Revival
Services are being held At the Desplaine street, n
E. Church, under the auspices Of the Rev. E. N.
Boring, PaFor- Preaching this evening BY Rev.
C. C. McCabe 4 cordial invitation is extended
to all to be present.
, 1864-01-13

TIE PROGRESS or RECRu1T1SG.-Thc pat
riotic action Of the County Board Of Supervisors
in voting to continue bounties to volunteers, Ia
producing the effect upon en1istmcnts that might
have been expected Although time enough has
cot clspsed to admit Of the Wide dissemination Of
lie intelligence, tho enltstments we're in numbers
saet improvement upon those of the preceding
days. Up to dark, thir!y-eight had been recruited
md mustered in at the Ar7noEy, Of which twelve
were reuita for the 1st Illinois colored yoluntccts
In addition, 1ye were enlisted for the I'd Illinois
artillery, and three for the I'D Illinois, making al
ces, mny he considered IN excellent days work.
Wehorc to be able 10 eay tomorrow that we have
largely exceeded that number, not 20 much be-
cause that by 80 mich It reduces the chances Of
draft that 1t Is the unaF means LEFT to fill our de
Lieut.. heed Eroclsway, who has been recruiting
for Gattery D, 1et Illinois artillery, under the Dr.
1cction Of Major c. s. Stolbrand, Chef Of Artillery
for The 18th corps, reported his battery full. With
~ tie last four weeks be has % obtained ever one one
teen added to this battery, making It stx1gun
tattc1y ind fully manned.
We have reason to know that the number Of
thoee who have enlisted has been greatly underfa.
s1 Annd1ed there a1e nearly i Thousand. The for.
mer number Ind mp TO Monday night been mus
tered in md received their bounties, leaving be-
tween three and four hundred who were awaiting
the necessary tor1uAlities before they co11d be
raid. VIC mention this fact for The encourage
mcnt Of those Of or people who otherwise mi ut
feel disposed TO mnrmuf at the apparent want Of
SUCCESS in recruiting, not, however, to chow that
there IS no need for tuttEer enlistment. About one
thousand men are yet wanted to ELL the quota OF
he Govcfnmcnt. Too many cannot enlist, even
II there we're 10 draft to avoid. no quota to FL,
, 1864-01-13

Thront nnd Lungs.
,Drs. R. 4 ]. HunteI, Of IS Washington street.
Chicago. So broadway, N. Y, Physicians for the
Lungs, including Bronchitis. Consumption, Asth-
ema &c.
DR.. James Hunter, IN charge of tho Chicago Of.
flee, can 6e consulted daily flom 10 d. N. to p.
N. 81 Washington street.
]. Dccemhcr IL 1881 dec2S. a4cH- -TufaSE
, 1864-01-13

UoIIDAfs AHE OyER.-Mink Furs cheaper than
ever at Drewstcr's, under Sherman House.
- fauCrtEGg-1Cf
, 1864-01-13

ALLEGED LArcEEr.-The case Of E.
Whitfield, whose arrest was mentioned in these
columns day or two since, had further hearing
yesterday before Justice Brown, which resulted in
his discharge.
, 1864-01-13

ORIGINAL POETRY, ESSAY,
~ and other Compositions and Letters Of all .tn
Mi.cellan subjects, furnlshed BY addressing ~
0nlee BOZ 500. thlcsEo. Poetry. g for 1s ling
ton. Il page. fA9ta9ASk4eb}
, 1864-01-13

THE MUTUAL LIFE 1NSU.
Il ANcE co., Of New Yoss. !. Winston, Pr.
dcnt- Caah Aaseta. February ~. EN.
8D.%15.11D.34.
q. Cn0NKHTrE. General Agnas for Northern /
eeneSsi niinots. No. n CLARK g. 0alcago. jell-SN
, 1864-01-13

Go TO TIE BEsT-Go to Bryant Il Strattqn'e'
Chicago Commercial College, 10 get a thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress tencloslng stamp) BRYANT d sTRArIoA,
, 1864-01-13

ARCHITECTURE-J. A F. L
II Moulner, Architect, from Paris, has Just azr1va
IN Chicago after residing In New TorE CITY for twols
years and Ia at the disposal Of all persons wlAhtnx
honor him with their confidence ID architectural
sers. Jog hantolph street. gEfernnces-Qgdsn, Fle<
wood Il Co., J. f.seAInmon. W. GuTnee. H. ". .0sbos
Ereatdent L G. E. & Co: Geo HealY. dh3ree8!aMsdl
, 1864-01-13

SERIOUS FA1L~-A workman employed in
executing como repairs On house Of I'll fame on
State street, near Twelfth, fell from the sca1fold
yesterday, in}uring himself internally; the acct-
dent may prove fatal.
, 1864-01-13

T Dleeascs Of the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems-new and reliable treatm en-
In reports Of ihe Howard Associauon-scnt by mall
In sca1ed letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address
Isouth Ninth street, Phlladeiplia, Pa.
, 1864-01-13

WINTER EAy1eA71os.-Thc propeller S. D.
Campbell has been making IN effort for como
time to get out Of this port, and thence to Aiwau
kcc. She is now surrounded By field Of ice fully
two feet thick-1ying in the river near Lake street
bridge. The navigation Of the river and lake is
closed for this season. uuless It be upon %'Wie1da
Ice Boat ''principlc.
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~>o>~~~~~
The Damage Done by the Rebel Dusnus
Hia Dhort visit-A Regular Plunaex.
Tag Excursion, &c.
ouR LEXINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
LxxnaroS, KY, June H. 1884,
embrace the few moments left me before the depart
OF the Louisville train TO tell you few words
what the raid OF Morgan done In this and surround
ing towns This is the rst train which has reached this
place since Thursday last and, being behind time starts
out Immediately.
On Friday morning last Morean's command into
Lexington and commenced indscrminate plumber on
all kinds and classes OF citizens-rebel well Union
open stores and seized articles Of every conceva
BILE nature, useful as well unnseFui; citizens wers
stopped the Streets pistols placed their heads their
money and watches demanded and given up. The North
ern Bank OF Kentucky was entered and all special de-
posts with about 80 900 Ia gold belonging TO the
bank. At Mount Sterling they took 1000 10 green
backs. Fort Clay played away on them while In this
own and with the drove them out after
stay Of three hours, during which time they were
busy plaging In overy direction. There Is hardly o.
farmer In the surrounding country hut lost most OF bis
best stock They carried OF hundreds OF tho best horse
in the country Fortunately, the government stores
were all moved to the FORT They burned the govern
ment corral but that all with the exception Of
unoccuped hospital. Private property burned,
such breweres Covington Depot and oher large build
ings Their stay was nj ,cces ity BRIEF as General
PEELED TO leave. The Genert caught IN with them 49,
Cyuthaua sud slaughtered them terribly. The Niath
Ohio cavalry made terrible charge with tho sabre and
cut them all to pieces. They have met with nothing bus'
rebus spu since they entered the state
they arc now ~ ing 1f sn"r nes nepea sympatnzero
their pockets have been touched here IL whe'
write that Forrest Is between here and Danville. II To-
all excitement aud the stores have all been closed for
nearly q week.
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serson IN Bsps Ls Of the previous Saturdays. me az
penses OF the ror<s and stakes 70 be mutually divided
The 10 be Va the between twelve and one O'Clock
In pursuance OF this agreement We hereuno attach our
nanea JAMES MACE
JOSEPH COBURN.
This document being duly signed and witnessed, the
SHOOK hands cordially, aud took their Departure
Coburn Manchester from whence he will doubtless
make other starring excursions aud Mace 70 his usual
routine in the sparring world We shall not fail TO keep
readers "fyn the various moves Of tho beleeren
which win doubtless be watched with eager interest.
Coburn informs he 10 twenty niue years Of age hav
ing been born July co. 1885, In the county Armagh Mace
requests 70 state that although born at Beeeton In
Norfolk, no, too h Of Irish descent his mothers side,
so that, although many sensatonsts viii doubtless talk
OF the match "1nternationai" is really nothing Of
the kind both mon being actually subec Of the British
Crown.
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City Intelligence.

FESTIVAL or 81. PETEas CHURCH, STATEN InASp.-Ths
annual picnic and festival to raise funds for tho support
OF the schools attached TO st. Peters church, ct New
Brighton, station Island, viii take place the old picnic
grounds lafayette avenue next Wednesday under the
direction OF Rev j. L. Conron the respected pastor The
steamboats, Pomona and Thomas Hunt viii make several
trips during the day TO accom- modate such may desire
to attend the festival from this city.
TRoums AMONG STREET swkErrss.-The street
swecpers assembled in mass meeting in front of the
Comproer's Office, yesterday morning. TO consult to-
gsthcr about their back pay, and appointed committee
TO wait upon Comptroller Brennan for tho purpose or
representing their grievances 10 that Official. Judge
Brennan informed thom that be would do everything In
bis power 20 procure them their rights but told them he
would not assist them unless they resumed work the
present dangerous season The committee left,
ported 10 the meeting outside the the conference
after listening TO speeches from Mr. Gallagher and Others
they dispersed without committing any violence.
An ESsIIsH DsrAuLrSa TAKEN CUSTODY Inspector
John Hunt OF the Leeds Detective Police has been n
this city for time past searching one John Spence
who abscondcd from Leeds, England, taking with
him about two thousand pounds, the property Of the
Leeds Banking Company Detective Farley Of this city
had been detailed 10 assist Inspector Hunt bis search for
the defaulter and found that the latter had been
for New Haven Conn. Thther the officers followed him
but found that be had returned again to this city, and
LEFT his trunks al the Aston House He not there
himself hcweyer but tclssrsphod from New Haven for
his trunks 70 be sent The officers went In place
OF the trunks and round Spence whom they arrested
covering about four hundred pounds Of the money II
was found impossible TO hold him however, tho offence
under our laws is merely breach Of trust He was 40
cordingly let 60.
NOUN WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE The annual
commencement Of tho Mount Washington Collegiate Insti
tute will take place next Tuesday Afternoon at the Broad
way Theatre No. 4s6 Broadway.
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Joe Coburn and Jem Mace-The Match
Made.

IRON fell y LIE IN London, June III.
According TO agreement, Jem Mace, accompanied by
Mr. Abrahams, his backor met Joe Coburn and Cusick
at our Office friday June To- FOR the purpose OF set
ting the knotty points which last week their
matters looked stormy at the commencement, the
conference terminated In smicahle and satisfactory
manner The question Of tho TO be fought for was
nrst rcopened and Coburn first offered 10 fight for
ESQ SIDE scycn but hsay agreed 10 20 upon the
terms OF the original chalenga-viz: for $500 side
Mace giving him f100 at the last deposit for OK.
renscs Then arose the point TO referee At start.
ng, CoburD would hear OF othing but choosing that on.
cla the dsy while Mace wished 10 delegate the power
OF SELECTION 70 u.s. OF else 70 appoint meeting week
before hghtinR 10 select him by degrees, however,,
Jen who seemed TO relish hts job gave way Coburn
making one step 10 meet him. they agreed 10 meet sher
personally or by deputy the day before the Hghi and
choose reeree The place OF fighting Yves the last point
of disputes hut was got over without difficulty, II being
arranged tnni meeting should take place days be-
Tore TIE baue, whom, II no agreement be made the
choice Of place to lie toss cd for The following articles
VII put cur readers In possession OF all the
that have been made
ARTICLES or AesxrYKsr vSTrHxp MO rnn 1oru DAT oy
JUsy, 1897 BETWEEN JAMES MACE, on Ioypoy, AND 10
ssrH coruRS, OF Nrw YORK
The said James Mao 10 hght the said joseph Co.
burn fair stand up tight according to the rues the
ring " the PueisAc benevolent Association the fight 10
como OF on Tuesday October a. above twenty and under
one hundred miles RON Dublin $500 side The actual
psce TO be mutually aareed or tossed for Sspem
Der ~ Coburn TO recs We from Jsm Mace the Of
f1oo for expenses when N whole Of the money made
rood. Inc referee 10 be chosen tho day be ore
hght'ng. IN case OF mNgis'er, other inter.
e ence the referee 10 name The next time aud place
Ihs editor OF Bsifs Ttfe IN Loidon TO be tho fnl
s'skchoder. In pursuance on I'M, agreement EGO aide
" DOW stsked, and tho remainder sha bs deposited In
LUIS o. nv sde nntt the last whh sfah be made OF
w fas ~ houss y be named ~ Mace. Tho rext
depoeit o' $40 aits shan bc rrnda Il Nat irtbans
The MtFc, tppor 81 Msfns's laft - foGssy iBae III
add Ia ronanNer 81 the iron IN et ~ tfg tsta
y snts y A. sacA oh Gtga X Il Ja Ell ID ni. or w.
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SAN FnAScIsco, June 20, 1884.
The steamship Pacidc arrived from British Column
ba oregon, bringing sos, 900 gold Oregon ana
Idaho mines.
Two thieves were hung by vigilance COMMITTEES az.
Dungeuness, Washington Territory, two weeks since.
The telegraph is to be extended from Olympia VIC
toria, when there will be uninterrupted line from tho
latter point to San Francisco.
The Sanitary Commission at Sacramento have $130oC.
in gold to forward
Mining stocks s'ifeniug a little Gould & Curry
has risen to s., 200 per foot.
The farmer5 harvesting their wheat glad TO faas
half CROP
The brig Bevdere slo6 900 iu bullion 10 Hong
Kong,
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Hudson River Baptist AssOciatfon-Pa.
trtOtic Resolutions.

The second days proceedns OF the Hudson River Bap
tst Association South consisted discussing resolutions
and reports 10 reference church extension the pro-
prcty OF forming organization In connection with this
association for the purpose purchasing helping
to raise buildings for the church they shall become
needed supply the religious of the cities OF New
York and Brooklyn. committee OF Ave appointed
for this purpose, TO act during the coming yoar.
On Tuesday committee appointed 10 consider the
spiritual and financial wants Of weschester county. They
yesterday brought In their report representing the
county in need Of immediate assistance to the
amount OF So co., The report accepted and the full
amount raised In few minutes.
The reports Of the Committee Benevolent Objects
Obituaries and on the State OF our Country received
and accepted.
made their report recommending tho adoption OF
following resolutions
Resolved That in the endeavors Of our government to
suppress the rebellion which threatens us, gain signal
and complete triumph rebels who sustain that re-
beoD, whether by open violence sympathy to
remove and destroy the which have produced t.
to maintain the authority of our laws and the unity OF
nation inpered by H. wil Christian citizens
end PATRIOTS continue 70 give that government coiH
dence, our prayers and our hearty support.
Resolved, That while desire humby and persistent.
~ to acknsw ledge the justice which acs with the
rors OF war SHINING aud uDgrateul people, would
earnestly pray for peacea peace honorable ard perma
nent and secured 80 coon aud Ia such way con-
sten win the purposes OF Divine wisdom and goodness
TO grant,
Resolved That while we regard this great contc. as
not for cur own land aud alone but involving the
existence free institutions the rights OF humanity ard
the progress OF race is tho duty Of all good
everywhere most feryenty to pray that all 70 whose
hands entrusted the conduct Of national Affairs
may be actuacd by selfish uuholy motives but be
so controlled and directed secure the approval of
Almighty God.
Tho Committee OF Arrangements presented their report
recon amending that their noxt meeting be held n Dr.
Burlinghams church. 10 Twenty-nfth street, which
adopted after some discussion
After the transaction OF unimportant business the
association adjourned to meet again one year from date
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Captured Rebels in Nashville.
70 FHE EDITOR - rag HERALD.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. June ls, 1854.
Yesterday number Of rebel prisoners bToughS
In on the cars from Chattanooga among them ono Majoc
Wharton of Texas and three csptsas wrigh, Thornton
and Miles, There a fourth captain the train T.
r. Smootwho Ave days ago BY scouting
party but no made his esepe In the following singular
mannerAs the crossing tho river no stepped
out the platform Knocked the guard on into the river
and then eapcd after him the stream. Many shotg
fired; but he made hts escape. The whole number
brought in was two hund red ard seven.
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TaoHAsror, No, June -, 1868
The execution Of Francis O. Spencer the murder OF
the Warden OF The Maine state Prison. about year ago,
place q, noon to-day He the justice
Of his sentence and met his death calmly.