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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-23

RY GREEN / WILLIAMS, AuttIoneers.
ELEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONT
ING ON VANDW AND TENTH 6TS. NORTH.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the .24th instant, we shall sell,
in front of the premises, at O'Clock p. m, the
Lots No. 2,4,7s, l3, Il. Is, l6. II, 15, and 10, In
sub. division of Square Ne. s5s; these lots have
fronts of 2 feet each running back So feet to alleys
and very handsomely situated.
Terms One third cash balance in siI ana twelve
months. for notes bearing interest. deed given
and a deed of trust taken.
All conveyance and stamps at the cost OF the pu Z.
chaser.
my l83 GREEN IL WILLIAMS, Auots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-23

RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO., Aucsionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
SIS NIrSTH rs sTRRET BET WEST, BETWEEN o AND Z
Pursuant to q deed in trust made and executed
by Richard A. Hyde. of Washington City, to the
Subscriber to secure ., certain debt therein men
toned, shall proceed to sell, at public auction.
on the SEVENTH day Of June nsIt. Ct O'Clock. p
ground and premises. situated, lying and being in
the said City Of WashinEton, and District Of Col;
ten {l0) in Cruttenden's sub aivision of Square
fronting twenty l9l feet on Ninth street wsst. be:
that width to public alley, together with all and
singular, the Improvements, privileges, hsredita-
ments and appurtenances to the same belonging,
or in any wise pertainfng.o
Terms: One halt of the purchase money cash,
the b.lan CO in three and sly months. With inter.
est The deferred payments to be secured by q
deed in trust on the premises.
An conveyances including revenue stamps at the
exper.e OF the purchaser. 80 -
iifthe terms are NOT complied With within ave days
after ts day of sale, the property viii be re-sold
At the risk and cost Of the dsfanlting purchaser.
after five days n0t1ifA 0GHAs as p. sWANNALI trustee.
mys-eo&ds ]. @. MoG UIRE 90. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-23
JTNITED STATES MARsHALs 8 sALI.

SffsD olAiEs aAhohAL eAhA'
In virtue OF two writs Of Fieri FacAs issued from
the Dla-k's Once of the Circnit Ooort Of the
District Of Celnm bis, and t9 me directed, win
Chart House door, of said county, on MONDAY, the
sth day of June next 1874, at IL o'clock N all de-
Fs-dant's right title. claim and irt<rest In and to
Lots No, j, ?. and 9, in seusrs No 90, being the
epop IS the property Of william pougl and will
he sold to satisfy judicial Nc: 25 and 2g9 to octo
her term 1859 in favor of VIM q. W White and
Rratber. use OF James r. smith, use Of Henry
Douglass. w oELpSN.
my .I3-d&ts lare u . nArspaI. U y.
S.ALE EoYeoNDgaNED HORSES AND AULEs
rzt,| Ouart- Daa 5 Qdes, DEPOT Of Washinstoa,(
WAsBISsTos, d. O., April ~, 1854.
Will be sold At pubic auction a. the Corral, near
rhs in the City of ashinx xton, ID. O
on WIDs Es DAY, May II. 1854, aud W8DN1sDAY,
nay o. i'' HoksEs AND MULES.
condemned as BSt for public service.
Yarns Cash in Government funds.
sale 70 commence at 10 o'clock, .. m.
$50 - d. II. RuCK1B,
Rrix Cen and Chief Qusrtermsstsf.
An " ast Depot Of Washington d. o.
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sp 2l-eoads &c. MCGUIRE L CO, d5,ususs. Aaes.

ST THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence of the rain, until WEDNESDAY AP.
IERN0ON May 25th, at 5 o'clock
GEO. A. BOHRER,
E. @. MORGAN.
A. THOS. BRADLEY,
Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-23
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctionserg

TY.
District of Columbia passed the 10Th day of May
1864, which decree has been approved by the Su
preIne Court of said District, in Equity sitting,
No shall sell at Public Auction, TO the high.
est badec on "A Of ae oah Gsg OF ot Nay
bered e., in Square numbered 545, with appurte
nances.
Terms of sale, cash.
All conveyancirg at tn g cost Of the purchaser
Upon default of the purchaser to comply with
the terms of sale, the property will be resold at
his expense upon giving three days further no.
tice. ISABELLA Z. hAGILL, Guardian.
my1a-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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DYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON p STREET
NEAR THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Al

On II EanSSVV NV ailst. At O'Clock .. m.. on
the premises we all sell, all that vacant Lot sit.
nated ON Ii north side Of street north, being
between the line Of the face Of IN, easteriy wall Of
. back house, for many years occupied by Wm:
LINTON Esq, and the esterly line OF Lot NO. i, IN
said Ecu are being 26 feet inches more or less In
width ard Tan ming back 81 feet inches 70 ten
feet alley way A part Of brick stable a. the rear
ps sses with the land. ss
TIE nsish borhood OF this property to the Patent
and Post on ce Departmants makes il desirable
location for private residence or for Office prrpo-
-,
and nine on ths with interest and secured on the
property "a Ja- .--r
cest Of souveyancs, including revenue stamps,
to b E.a e the g. MoaUIRl co.. Aue.s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
Documents for GratuifOus
Distribution.

We have large quantity of the fol
lowing documents, for gratuitous dis
tribution. We hope our friends all
over the county will send in for some
Of them. THERE IS NO TIME TO LOSE.
l. VINO rs RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WAR?
Being ertracts from the speech of ALEXAN-
DER II. STEPHENS betore tie Georgia Con-
cention, and cutalogue Of ",eD,arkable
erents" that took place before INr. Lincoln :
Mdugur0tiOn
III. How TEE WAR COMMENCED, AND
ROW NEAR IT IS ENDED. ,Sho,oiag CON
ctuspeiy toho com t"tenced the ,oar, and uhdt
grand progress our armies are making to
Wdrds closin9it.
Ill. THE Two ROADS TO PEACE. iSho,p.
trg the points Of contrast bet,oeen the Bahi.
more and Chicago Platforms
lV: VINO SHALL BE VIoE-PREsIpENT? :?
1hu 6roattside contains the records of the RI
val candidates for the Wee, ,Pcsiiencu-AN
DREW JOHNSON and GEO II. PENpLyroN
v. WHAT GENUINE DEMOCRATS THINK
OF TIE REBELLION. Ectracts from The
Letters and Speeches of leadiag Democrats
vi. Is THE WAR A FAILURE? THIS
broadside oise shors The progress our armies
haue made, aad contsins letters from leadino
Generdls In the army. .'-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27

" there be those ,cho ,couH not save The
Uai0n unless they couH at the same time
sdue stare,y, l do not agree ,oith them.
"D there be those uiO ic0uH not sope The
UntoR unless they could at the same time de-
stroy. starery, lido not agree aoith them.
'.My paramount OBJECT is to saro the Union
and not either to sare or destroy sia ~yy
II Icould sare Ue Union uithom free.
ing any Stare, I,eould do it-1 IcnuM sare
I bgJ freeing all the sLares, IUouldh0 h-and
If 4 could do Il IN freeing some and iearing
others alone, Itoould also do that
What l do abom slauerJ and me colored
race, do because Ibeheue ihelps 10 sare this
Uaion. and phat 1 .forJcar .torbear be-
cause 1 do not Jeliere ii ,oould help to sape
the Union.
IshaH do less ,ohenerer I shall beliere
irhdt 4 en- doing hurts the cause, and shalt
do more phenerer Ibeliere doing more ,oill
help the cause. - Abraham Lincoln.
,"Sayi'ug that on certain terms certain,
classes ttfH be pardoned cah rights restored,
Il IS not said that other classes or other term,
will neuer be included. Saying that recon.
struction t1iu be nccepted If presented IN a
specified 'ody, IL is not said II WiW nerer be ac.
eepted IN any oAer eay. - Abraham Lin
coin.
"Istate 10 all citizens who riint me that al
tee udnt noio 10 ensure an early restoration OF
the Onton is a determined unity of sentiment
North" "1he end Is nat far dis
tant If ice uW only be true 10 ourselces. -
Their only hope no,o is in divided North. "
Il Gen. Grant.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
"The time soas ,oken capitol controlled Ia
Dor, BUT LINC0LN'S WAR HAD
CHANGED THAT RT1LEn

"Ths time ,oas ,oken capitol controlled Ia
Dor, BUT LINC0LN'S WAR HAD
CAANGED THAT RULE"
Yes, under JAMES BUcHANAN's Dem
ocratic theory that ten cents day was
enough for o laboring man, capital did
control labor; but now, when the man
who earns his bread by the sweat of his
brow can secure abundance of labor at
from-one dollar and fifty cents to five
dollars per day-instead of being ruin
ed by the competition of negro labor,
with which the triumph of the Repub-
lican Party was to flood the North, as
the Gazette has been averring for years,
"Me rule has been changed, " and labor
is more Independent than it ever has
been in this country; and if the labor
ing men, in this war for the rights of
Labor will only be true to themselves,
the time will never come again when
the working man will be the slave OF
capital. r.......t ...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27

40 strengthened, zoe must push the ehemu
back to he banks Of The Ohio AND TIL us
GIVE THE PEACE PARTY OF THE
NORTH an acceretioa no pwy editorial can
give" f
On the one side we have the true and
loyal Of all parties, at home and abroad,
laboring to sustain the Government and
secure its triumph. On the other, we
have -JEfE.-DAyIs, the Rebel army,
the friends Of secession, the sympathi-
zers with Rebellion, the enemies of lib
erty and free government all over the
world, laboring for the election Of the
Chicago Convention and the triumph
of the Shareholders Rebellion Patri-
OTIS on the one side--Traitors on the
other; and every man in this commu-
nifty must array himself on one side or
the other. .....,..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27

Union ticket straight through. Ststc; Cod
gressicnal and county ticket from nearly II
the counties IN the State are to be found st@
the polls, and the soldiers take as much ips
tefest In getting out all the vsters as yca
ever see at home. The sick arebrought to
the polls on stretchers. and every one ~
present thatscan be possibly got there
The othef two Ohio Regiments 1.-THE 10th
and 10th vote in Florida, aud learn that
there is as much interest felt there as here.
Your correspondent went forty odd milestog
day to give his vote from the 4th wards
Cleveland, and can assure you was we'll
paid to witness the interest manifested in
Dixie among the brave boys In the army
They will give the same unanimous vote for
Lincoln in November. God bless our brave
soldiers ia the army. The same unanimity
prevails among the soldiers from Pennsyl
vania, and when you, SEQ the returns you
will say well done" There Is no sympathy
among the soldiers for Copperhe eadism.-
They toW not support party that has no
voice against this rebellion, and wish peace
upon any other terms than laying down the
arms OF rebellion. y, ,VSNFlrv lon.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
ACKNOWLEDGING THE CORN.

A few weeks ago we wrote an article
In which We copied number of ex-
tracts from Rebel papers and speakers,
70 show that this was war between
Despotism and Liberty, Slavery and
Freedom, Capital and LaJor-and that
on the success of the Union Party, which
would secure the success Of the Gov
ernment, Liberty and Labor would oc-
cupy much more exalted position
than ever before.
The article was carefully prepared,
and we expected it would do good
among the laboring class of communi.
ty; but we did not even dream that its
arguments would ever reach the bigot-
ed mind of the editor of the Gazette
but in this we were mistaken, for that
parsonage, in his last issne, in an arti.
Gle written on hy4 6thecated premise,
clearly AYERS that
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
rom or AGAIssT THE UNION.

As The conflict for the life OF the ma.
ton decpens, and as individuals, com
munities, sections and parties, take
their positions in the conflict, the truth
OF the dying utterance of the great
DoUGLAs-that in this contest there
can be but two parties, Patriots and
Traitors-is being so clearly demon.
strated that the most Indifferent oh.
server, at home or abroad, is forced to
acknowledge its truth.
When the contest began, it was the
Government of the United States, un.
der ABRAHAM LINCOLN, against the
Rebels In arms, under JEFF. DAVIS.
Since then, individuals and parties, at
home and abroad, have arrayed them.
selves, directly or indirectly, under the
banner OF one or the other of these
representative leaders; and to-day, hu.
initiating as the acknowledgment is,
the cumulative testimony upon the sub
ject, forces it upon US that in the po-
litical contest In which we are engaged
for the selection OF the Chief Magis.
trsts Of this nation, the parties engaged
in IL are FOR or against ABRAHAM LIN
COIN, for or against JEFF. DAvIs-and
Of necessity Patriots or Traitors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
Ohio Soldier Vote I'm south Caro-
lima. .
Huron HEAD, S. G.

HILroN HEAD, s. G., Oct. ii, 1864.
EDS, HERALD:-H How many minds to.
day are turned to Ohio, aud the struggle
now going on in the old Buckeye State, and
ia no portion of the country is there more
anxiety than ameug the soldiers in active
service, battling the enemy in front, and TO-
day rushing to the place OF election to give
the cooper head monsters thrust in the rear
through tho ballot box, wishing in their
very souls that the friends Of Union al
home win give them rebuke that will tell.
The 25th Ohie is the only regiment from.
that State who votes in South Carolina. and
hold elections Cat thssc psints, viz. Sea-
brock, Fort Pulaski, and Spanish Wells,
and am rejoioed to infarm you, that with
but very few exceptions they allyote the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
Administrators Sale
of Real EStata

TN pursuance OF all order granted by the Probate
Court OF Belmont County, Ohio, will Offer for sale
ut public auction. on, HONDAY, gTtlt; sisr DAY OF
p M, on tue premises, the following described real
eslae 81 uae in the said County Of BslfHor to witt;
The Southwest quarter of The Northeast quarter of
Section eight s Township six t6 Range FIVE (6); dom
tanning ferry l40I acres, more or less. f'fN y
TEHMs or SALE; One-thifd in hand ne-third IN one
year and onelhird in two ysais fiom he day Of sale
with teresi The deferred payments 10 be ecured BY
mortgage upon the premises sold, ~ y
4t ~r4 JOHN LISI.E. admir-
ts Of Johr L. Thew, decd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
UNION NOMINATIONS.
For President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Of Illinois.
For Vice-President,
ANDREW JOHNSON, of Tenn.

For Electors of President and Vice President,
ar1,oonJJ. NJ. CONNELL Fairfield
AT LARGE JOHN P. BlEHN, Brown.
District Electors:
I...JoHN X. GREEN, Hamilton.
II. STANLEY MATTHEWS, Hamilton
l...LEwIs B. GUNcKEL, Montgomery.
IV...STEpHEN JOHNSON, Miami.
V...WILLIAM l.. WALKER, Hardin.
vi. MILLS GARDNER, Fayette.
VII. HENRY w. SMITH, Madison.
VIII. ..OzIAs Bowen, Marion.
lX...JACoB SCRooGs, Crawford.
X...WILLIAM SHEFFIELD, Henry.
XI...GEoRGE A. WALLER, Scioto.
XII...HENRY 4. PAGE, Pickaway.
XIlI...JAMEs r. STANBERRY, Licking.
XIV. JOHN II. MoCoMBs, Ashland.
XIV. FREDERICK w. WeoD, Morgan.
-XyI...LoRENzo DANFoRD, Belmont.
XVII. ...JoHN MoCooK. Jefferson.
XVIII. seth MARSHALL, Lake.
AlX...ABNER KELLOGG, Ashtabula.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
Ohio Election.

Returns from 80 counIies. mainly official,
give Union shome majority OF 26, l63. A
Columbus dispatch says the soldiers vote is
coming in mostly on one side Il will foot
up about 65. 900 Of which the Union candi.
dates will receive at least 1900, Judging
from present rates Of returns Full returns
Of the home vote viii. pet be reached until
sS ts: !. :C1ds, Sn ,:I yG,s Ss is al h A sasm.ior'y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
Erecwtor,s Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court
Tor sBehaani. county ,ihs Widsrsigned was an
sSsse sS. s Sa's - y sass q Ea
AL those indebted Il said eSlSx = make
tmncfale paymenl and those Asvinx cfzras sssinss
sslS sss @ az aoasS old, = p.rsspt a% @ sssmsns
LANES MCFARLAND. Ex'r.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27

NoriOE is hs<eby given thai sf,the Probase Court
Tor Belmont Copiy, Ohio ne pndersiged wss aes
Jacob Yoopsa, sr, deoeassd, late OF said eouniy.I
AL those indebted said estate are gsQnessd make
said es,.ss notified "a pyssnt ks ior sssilsmsni
4 - !. -. a 80 y SOL MI p yeqya. Aar'r.
~ss1~ rfas lsss.'i'.sil. =
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA, PA,

- PIILADELPHIAA PA. .-IiFI
DISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and
II Sexual Sysfems-new and reliable ireatnent-in'
reports OF the Howard Associalioil-sent by mail ip
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81. CIairsviIIe, Chic, Oct. az.

s-sAh ceasraniessons intended for insertion In the
paper rSn busiaess relating to the oaee, should be
addressed eBeimont ehronicl.. ST. cisir.vins, Ohio"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27

Horace GREELEY. Esq New York, U. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15
SaTurpAY. Fob. I'll. ".


Gold hes not varied materially from lJ9gG1
closing at the latter rate Stocks Upon the street
strong and in demand al the f quotations Of last night
At the Stock Exchange Governments were very firm,
and full prices bid for all the issues Gs Of ls coupon
11ot9il1i 5-2os. coupons lo6l alOcsi coupon Is Of
1874, lo2alO2i 1905 were very strong and wanted;
April issues. llOl bid; Currency CeItiEcaicf. c,l.
Border State Securities held higher. Tennessee q.
55i056i Virginia IS. 47at0; Missouri g. 70, no.
Louisiana g., 52I 60; Delaware aud Hudson, l726r3;
Quicksilver Mining Company. 47047i; Cumberland
Coal So! a57; Pacific Mail 220G pol Central Americ an
Transit Company. 81; New.YoTk Central, 1875, 1891;
Erie. ll2ia 1926 do Preferred, lOiialOp; Hudson
River, LAG! al46i Reading. 80, 1907; Michigan Cen.
trail 134l dl3a DO Southern 9li gli; do Guaranteed
136al2si Panama. 223; Illinois Central l3lldl3l,.
Stocks close strong with few exceptions. Cleveland
and Toledo took fresh start. and sold at 14l0INi
Rock Island rose TO 1911 under On impression tina.
new clique was buying. Cleveland and Pittsburgh was
favorite and rose TO llGi. Erie was STEADY ut 49,
Eew-YoIk Central AZ 1895. and Hudson River at
1851. Cumberland Coal. 5slQl. Canton Company a.
Quicksilver to 49ai. The whole Western list was
firm, and buyers confident. The closing prices were
Gold. 1884, n. Y. Cent, 1884, Erie. ll3i; Erie Prof
l04,; Hudson. HG.; Harlem, lOl; Reading. l23 Mich.
igan Central 1875; Michigan Southern, 81; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, ll61 Cleveland and Toledo l4O!, Gal
ena ll7. Rock Island, 1914. Fort Wayne ss! Illinois
Central. 1921.
This afternoons quotations compare as follows with
those Of the past week,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

Green Bay" and Amber TowaDe 81 1881 NY !" s'oIs'
s,bcct 10 a. y bush. storlse 70 LIST bly uex no 10
steady at 81 IL go. .
oars In good demand At Coo IN store.
PnOvIsi0ss-Jhe plcAirg OF Hogs 20 date AMOUNTS %
about 40 O00 The receipts very snol and most OF
fbc have discontinued cutting for tho selson there
win however probably be small lots OF Iloa arriving Tor
wee or two ye, keeping two houses partly en-
played Own 10 the limited arrivals prices OF Hogs have al
vanccd 10 f705T9l The rnn.lcons in Hog products dur
irg tie week have not hren large. This chiefly owing to the
Grnncs Of holders and The reduced stock Mess Pork has
been quite actiye to-day and about 900 barrels have sod 81
80 market closing strong Country Meas held a. rlB ~
s8 .. Prime Mess j. quiet but the offerings snail and
holcrs iu . : % jJ0 III for lots In barrels nos iron
hoped. Extra Prime Pfr cot shouic) - Ia reduced sup
ply rId Lcld +l' Thin Meas steady OF %l75 80 The mar
~ has been neafy cleared Of Mddes and Cumbennd9 ure
nominal o, "a sud Short no a. e'el0c. Long en-, Hams
ere In demand az lie. Picked Hams fra at lOiaDi
Dry Sailed shoulders have sold at 7 aud generally hs'l
al 31k Lard IN better deidpui AMI Prime i selling a.
Re No. Ggm al llialtc. Freishs to n l'A Ran I'll ~
= 00.bA
RATS or TRAysPORTATi0S Br RAN ROAD go,
Tlaur 10 ke..Yoik. Dbl ~ 20 Flour TO Bubt) = bp,
81 ~, Hour 20 Portland bD, 81 20 fourth ci', ireish
- Sr, York o. 100 ~ ~ 10; fourth cll, freight 10
- 100 n i5 fourth ca'. ffeiri 70 baltimore ana i"no.
pia + H.; Sight Exchange New York-BiHAef' Du!ms
rate par n y cent pr-n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

TRAGIC AFFAIR IN KENTUCKY. Capt. Can
dau, or tho 18Th Kentucky Cavalry is now in eon6ss
ment In Louisville for shooting Lieut. ~ A. Hogan. Of
tie Sth Michigan. On the 18th OF January last Cepa
Crandal who stationed az Grccnsburg was ordered
to report at Knoxville. Not having bis wife for
long time, Capt Crsnden sent word TO her at Russell
vile 20 and see HIM. She left Russellyie aud pso
ooeded far Lebanon whore she met Lieut.. Hogan
who pretended TO be very intimate with her HUSBAND.
aud offered to escort her 10 Campbellsyi'le be
going there, in q buggy. Mrs. Crandall, suPposisS
Lieut.. Hogan TO be friend Of her husband gladly
cop;ed Of lis company. After driving for time
they came 20 n vacnnt house. whore Hogan halted snd
drawing pistol forced Mrs. Crandall out of the yccls
and into the house. where he outraged her person. ZIG
then started forward and when night came the! stopped
~ country h0nse Hogan there compelling The lady 70
pass herself Tor his WIFE, DO occupying the same rom
and bed with her. Upon reaching GTeensburg. Mrs:
Crnndn related her husband the treatment sire bad
received at the hands OF Hogan. Capt CranISl pre-
f.rring to let tho law have fall sway instead " adnn-
istering Justice himself reported rhe case and bad an
order issued for the arrest OF Hogan. on Tuesday u
last week while riding ont from Camp Nelson, he mes
Lieut. Hogan who pointed out 10 him by a friend.
lie addressed Lieut. Hogan who in the coolest nannec
possible not only acknowledged al that was charged
arains. him. but made light Of the matter This was
more than the Captain could stand. and he drew bic
pistol and fired twice both shots taxing effect Al hogAs
breast causing instsnt death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15
Col in hand, ofTrea.nrer Dc. o., IA,


No new engagements have been made with other companies,
and at this time there esiss no litigation controversy o mo-
meat Tie Supplies IRE purchased for c1ih Tie so hand
Tho debt IL; M Of Conslfocon boni, 4qs7 -
bonds due IN 1865; $4,000 Of boBds due In 1863 "
desirable 10 purchase Of tho Constneilop Debt
which 10 now at premium IN tie market eAough IA. Ts
tees Of the Conjunction Morissge have st7 90 moe In
Bonds sn the amount Of Deeds i,,utd by them Good n
TO those who pny for land requires that bonds be lodd Win
the Trustees ~ st 20 the partial payment. made Tie
m1niainsnce OF Tie company standing IA Illinois ty maxine
these deliveries promptly OF highest importance and In
purulnce Of your rcfous proposition hes been mad 10
Tie hodera Of the Construction BondS exchange these bond
for six Per cent bonds Of long dsc, GLOWING uon ts
change fifteen per cent difference This prope.a Il omen a.
Tho oStent Of 81 900 and TO DO he only
method Of meeting The wants 0f the company erd OF ur,
ing Ito bondhodIg known 20 the Company from en r,r
peced demand fOT e bonds which by their toms Tic com
p1ny may cal or ly py1g twenty PEG premium nj.
believed ta, by your pn to bonds i bo readily EXCHANGED
upon terms h.se advantageous 10 tie bondlo'def aud 10 e
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