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CoRRUPTIoN.-- whole cost of the
late election for members of the British
House of Commons is estimated at $10,-
100000. This expense comes out of the
candidates. It is as. impossible for a
poor man to be elocted as it is fer camel
to go othreugh the eye Of needle. Z.
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. nGr Gerrit Smith in his Chicago speech.
lately said that "God had called the
black man to be our Savior in this war"
1t is astonishing how familiar with the
inscrutable purposes of the Most High
these radical politicians are. They mis-
take for the true God their own distorted
passions, vengeful hates and silly attach
ments. sa9
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A Lucky Roy.

At recent prize drawing held in Gin
cinnati by the Odd Fellows Hall Asso-
citation, small boy holding three tick
cts, doubtless purchased from his own
hard earnings, was the fortunate recipi-
ent of two sewing machines and set OF
chinaware, while several who bought
from fifty to one hundred tickets drew
nothing.
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Report of the Secretary of tile
J Treasury. 81
WASHINGTON. Dec. |

The Secretary of the Treasury believes
that decided movement toward the con-
traction of the currency, is not only a
public necessity, but it will speedily dis.
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Woodsficld. Dee. 20. 1865.

"a union of hearts, a union of hands,
A union that none may sever;
A. union of lakes, union of lands,
The AMEIcAN UNION FOREVER"
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fIiss THE UNION lAS 1T WAS, AND
THE CONSTITUTION AS IT Isl''
! - / Lold that THIS Government was made
ON the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the BENEFIT of WHITE MEN
and their PoSTERITY forever. STE
PifEN A. DouGLAs. - -
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DG Mr.. Farnesworth of Illinois. has
introduced a resolution in the lower
house of Congress, declaring the sense
of the House in favor of universal suf-
frage.. q
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ew Beast Butler has resigned his con

e~ Beast Butler has resigned his com
mission as Major General. lie never at
tempted military enterprise but it was
a failure and disaster; bur the heroism
with which he bullied and brow-beat wo-
men and children will make his name i'm
mortal. ~ eEz ssg p ae -
Austria produced Haynau, but no one
,ountry ever before, at one time, could
boast Of Butleranda Stanton.q ssa
-ss saiEcfs g 7sIe -. 80 = 80
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Do Not Sell Your, Discharge. Pa
pers--Indian Affairs. ! ! 4

New YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE Trib1ne's
special says: Spectators are busily en-
gagged in different parts of the county in /
buying up soldiers discharge papers, for
which they are paying from S100 to $500.
In Massachusetts, $500 have been paid,
and in Ohio S600 If sufficient number
can be purchased the lobby will endeavor
to force Congress to pass q law granting
bounties, to all soldiers who have not had
them, and equalizing those who have.
The War Department has appointed
Maj Winkoop, ,lateiy in command Of Fort
Lyon, to give safe escort to messengers
from Black Kettle and Little Raven, the
chiefs of the Cheyenne aud Arapahoe In
dians, to the North of the Platte River, to-
meet and consult with that portion Of
their tribes who for some time past have
been aliepatcd from them, and who are
considered hostile to the government, In
order to convince them Of the necessity
of Immediately entering into relations of
amity with the United States, and the pro-
priety of their rcjoining their respective
tribes. a number of traders have al.
ready been sent out by the chiefs men-
toned, and as they have never returned,
the Commissioners believes, from repre-
sentations made, that they were murdered
on the way by U. S. troops, who have coma
to regard every Indian as their enamy.--
During the war, large number of the
Cheyennes and Arapahoes went South,
]joining the Kiowas, and it was with tbese
that the late Commission under General
4 Sanborn formed the late treaty at fhs
mouth of the Little Arkansas River.
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pea A gentleman just arrived 10 New

n@- A gentleman just arrived IN New
York from Colorado, by the overland
route, speaks Of horrible sight Witnessed
on the prairies, where small emigrant
train had been attacked by the Iadians,
an old man captured, who was tied to
wagon and burned to death. The body
was found the next morning with an ar
row driven into each eye. Gen. Cennor
wasin favor Of exterminations y 4
TnHRE are now in existence no less
than fourteen hundred aud ffty-seyen oil
companies, with total capital of eight
hundred and sixty-nine million five hun
dred and ninety-four thousand dollars.
The City Hotel at Madison, Wis, was
burned last week.. Loss $4,000.
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D9- The Democrats, generally, speak
apptovingly of the Presidents Message,
although they do not fully agree with its
less important suggestions.
The Republicans, SO far as We can
learn, have not yet had time to read it.
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pm- Charles Sumner is the u. S. Sen.
ate, and Thad Stevens is the House of
Representatives Together they are
making vigorous efforts to be President.
The ease with which bold ambitious
men ride down the laws and Constitution,
and practice high handed usurpation is
most marvellous.
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.as saIFcfs . a5-l9 -. - :. 7s4-
.sHR6s e4alsI r1g
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-12-20

What do you think of it tax payers?
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Some of the sea Islands are suffering
severely.
NJ. Burch and his son, coal diggers on
Glenn's Run, in Belmont county, were
burned to death recently in consequence
of attempting to pour oil out of can
into lighted lamp. Another SON was
severely burned, but was expected to re-
cover. SIS
The number of rebel prisoners captur-
ed and paroled by the United States dur
ing the war, amounted to $4,000. The
number of Union prisoners captured by
the rebels during the war, is stated to be
l57, 900. s
Thus far, Congress has carried out the
programme laid down by the Republican
caucus, and the most ultra of the ultra
lists seem to have everything their own
way. Their object evidently is, to de.
feat what has been supposed to be the
restoration policy Of, President johnson
and to adopt course so overbearine
and insolent towards the South, as to
render reconstruction impossible.
Fenianism is still causing consldera-
BILE uneasiness in England and Ireland
No traces of Stevens, the Head Centre
] of the brotherhood, who mystsriously
escaped from prison, have as yet beer
4 discovered. The constabulary in al
i parts of Ireland have been warned ant
informed of his escape.
| The Warden of the Ohio Penitentiar,
has received from the War Departmen
an order directing him to discharge forth
with sixty eight military prisoners HEX
in durance in our State prison.
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Attention, Suffers, Dealers, Everybody
a. 4 NJ. lANDSR ERE

WHOLEsALk SCTtER SUPPLwRs, C0RNra
OF Public Square and Market Street.
have Just received from New York and Bos-
ton auctions, a large assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, which they are Offering 40
wholesale 70 the trade, st greatly reduced
rates; have siso on hand q large aud ysred
assortment Of Cigars and Tobacco, purchas-
ed before the late increased taxes, which
they Gre anxious 10 close out 90 q small sd
vance on invoice cost. In addition % which
they beg to call attention 90 their large
stock OF Liquors, consisting iu part, Cf
Chempaignes. Cutawba, and Clsret Wibes,
Whiskey, Cognisc Brandy, Bittsrs, Gin,
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, Schuappsi Sc, ac.
Stationery, white and buff envelopes. a.i
s,ze-; foolscap, letter, and note paper of all
qualities; Hats Caps, Notions Of al deso-Ip-
tlons, furnishing go0ds, and D. comPleJs
stock OF Suffers Goods, such ss Peachcs,
Oysters. Raisius, Mustard, SardiUoz, Spices,
Soda, &c., 30.
Dealers will find it % their interest 90 give
Us call before purchasing elsewhsro. 30
pay special attention 20 LE5 shipping lLt
forwarding Of goods.
Remember the place, corner Of Public
Square and Market 81.
4. & NJ. LANUSBEEG. JaE2y-5D
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three corps, and it was generally concluded
that the army was to make gRnd move,
but at last aceountse although the orders
had NOT been received, there was every
reason 70 believe that q movement would
be made.
MoyrREAt, Feb. 7.-The iuve-tigation
iato the conduct Of Judge Coursal, in re-
Leasing the rebel raiders, had been com
menced by the Government commissioners.
The proceedings are private for tie present.
NEw YoRK, Feb. Commissioner Lewis
has written to an as essor that It is entirely
admissible for persons TO make copies Of
income lists when exposed to public view.
Whst use the eOpyists make Of the lists,
the commissioner. says is neither the asses
s5rs business nor his.
BALTIMORE, Feb. THE aag of truce
steamer New York arrived from Fortress
Monroe yesterday with 1IO Onion prison
ers, including 20 officers.
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4 Brokers Oalee-Not 4 BANK.

G. n. Ordway has removed % No
North College street, next door % tbe Far
National Bank. lie confines himself ex
clusiveiy 10 a Brokers business. buys and
sells Gold oHi Sfrsr AID az t5ufs ~ L-1-
clsrrsn, Money; and pays the highe.t prices
for 0oVsrnBaCut Vouchers. AiasslEtsi N5t-s
&c.
Office open at A. NJ. and ou5 friend
Tsos- B. SANPLg remains there tll 10 p. A
for the accommodation Of those who may
wish 10 make exchanges after night, amt
take the morning cars.
Feb IsR5 a.,
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NO. 28I.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
trunk. Glascock Z Go.

Wl eeu 1T Auction, On "Wednesday, Feb
5th, isJ5 50 doK. hats, 30 lo-. ha.f-tesa.
900 pair shoes. 50 errrcoats, 59 dos assorted
gloye-i 80 lbs black dsx thread, Is dsr
shirts and drawer, 10 i.E. .rsa bos3u
shirts, also large lot Of ststionery,2 feather
beds, divsus, } sofa, parlor chsirs. z
stoves, &c, &c- Come one, comealI. O. ".
20 Public Squ0re. T. G. CECNE.
febT q. Auctforaar
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NJ ANTED agents FOR THE NURSE A,yI
w SPN.-Ths most interesting and excl .1F
took ever pUbiis al, embTH Ing ihe adventures Of
woman iu the Uuon army ss Nuv7-, scout sld
spy. GIVING most vivid inner picture 81 the var
Eeulued and disabled rficers nnd Soldiers lu
want Of profitable erDuloymeut wh find DO FFrs
harry sdaptet 90 their condition JONES BROS
% -s1 Man street, C.ucicusr., Chic.
]suJl-SmGEWe
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Our inducements to Agents aRd
CLUBS,

To tn0se ageufs who take the.r coulfnissl1n -
Book aud Cuts the following Commission vii De
allowed.
To any person forwarding y Ciuta of 10 Books
C1ub5 of n Books, or CLUBS Of 81 Books rachs q
Silver Watch-cyuuder cA1omsnt-WOrth slA
To fny person forwarding 70 Clubs q 10 Books, 10
Club. a. u books, or Clubs Of So Books each,
Silver WaIch. paientlsYsr, hunting casa, worth 20
n prsershie, the agent may select any other ar
urle on our ist OF the value Of the watch he may
js entitled 70.
Agents viii retain The certificates o. Books and
C3if- until the reqU1 ed numbers Of Clubs ara com
plstei, when they vii be ior8arded ~ Us as Touch
ere.
Unless these regulations are strictly complied
ygtb. no allowance 9ill be made On sEtra coululs-
SION
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FNtfs ga - EIr5 OF THE ~ h.4S-
II FOUs, 5E&It-AL, URINARY AID 5AA.AL
of5T TE11s-heF and rsi.sho tfaatls1---ia - .l..
Of tbs HUWARD A6rJ rJCIAIIJN-5ecs ~ rHL U
sealei lstter ouge.cpes fleo oi raa-st ht.-1f..
~. J. dkILi-lN dOUGHION, h9aar.i Aa.o----lo-,
Nc. e South NiBtf-strre.. Pai.sn-ip1.a. pa
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A srsrrroa RraED7.-wo can cop8aIen-

A SUPERIOR EEaEDy.-Ws can c0n8cien-
tiously recommend to those suffering FROM
q distressing cough, DR.. stric6laud's Neil
duoua Cough Balsan. 10 gives reli8f ai
most instGutaneously, and Is ntEaI nos dis
agreeable % the taste. Tnore is no doubt
bus the Meilinuous Cough Baiss-i is ono o.
The best Preparations iu use, and ia ell tnal
Us proprietor claims for it. We have tired
it during the past week, aud found relief
from a most distressing cough Il is pre-
pared by Dr.. Strickland, No. Last Fourth
street, Cincinnati, ohio, and Tor sl-o by
Druggists, at 50 cents per botsi@
AUS ~ au-iy
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New GoRds.

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and every variety of Canned
Frui,s, and Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered at iow psicos at T0'teu'5 no. 25 Coz
lege street.
ian22-tE
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Pearl Miniatures.

MOasE is the first 10 introduce this
new style Of Pictures Every body that
see them are delighted with them
Cell at the Gallery Of the Cumber-
land and judge for yourself ol4,tL
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COCSTEsFsfTs.-Inform hss boon re-
oeiyed By O.. J.. Barlow x Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palmiDg Of
on persona calling for Dr. VollOc's Pink Ce-
rate an article Of their own manufacture
which they say ia superior 10 the genuine.
We would advise all persons 70 got the
genuine, aud shOuld you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-wOrm, letter, os
any disease 0f ths skin, do not suffer am
unPrinciPled man y impose any other
preparation on you, but get DR.. Velloc's
Pink Cerats, B,anulacturod By C. L. Bar
tow Co, No igls Deaderick street, NssB-
Vile, Tenn.
P. S.-A liberal discount made 10 doalors-
Sent by mail " any address on roceiP. VI
81 Il. Be sure that you get shs genuine.
sep2i-H
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NAILS, NAms-i0O Kegs for sale by g.
W. Pail x Co, Hardware Dealers, 81
Public Square. janZ2tf
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JOhnsOnvilIe.
xwYF ARE NOW OFFERING BOB SALE. oVe'
~ 100 Building Los, "a The
Oitv of Johnsonville,

pu.ashed plsD of Ehiob can be seen At oor once
M al l principal Hotels, sd other pafasc pisces,
4, tsis eit, Beng sligihy located on the East
6srl ~ de Tennessee FEFsE, l3o miles nom -
T,outh. snd af the terminus Il tle Nashville and
Nrrth ss.starn Railrosu, distsnce q u ules fom
that City; surroundeoi - u y, y feh ~ ~
sfi,,e country s7lf neing n almost consta1t river
eoTorr,unication with many Of ths most important
commercial cities o. The North aud Southwest,
must At no distant day become aeits q vast n4sl-
end urcftaf ftnvestnsnt, IA bat seldaFu otered-
We are the poIe agents foT the sale Of l0ts, and are
fully authotiEei and empowered z slaAs stlss -
xppiy % ". MATT. BROWNIs 90, Agts.
noy2S.-0 Gl ChsrTy StFeet.
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BOOKS

Fol al classes, upon al subjects, in every style a
Ludlug sad ia rudloas taleis- EXCLUSIVE
Agent GJr the
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Selling Out! Selling Out!

U,o CLOSE BUslNEss AT No. II cEIAk, :.
a large lot Of MIi ary and Cflzsns Sioiline'
esSoras -. A. well g. 81 lunds of Nc to1s. Can
nd Frilits Chsese, Ghesnuis, Ac-. &c, lover lhAA
Il any othsr place il theciiy.
rsre ehsisce l. olfared &c any one wanting
800 hsieiusss lseatou, psr or al u tbe STOCK is
,or sae. ss1Lh tbs fuTDitaTe q tie store
fslItlsfs : ii certainly dnd Il % Their Advantage q
,.li - y. q. srARTsMAh,
3snZ-g Ne. IL Gear sErs9sl
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10000 Dollars Bank OF shel5yvi.io- AZ
No. % Union Street.
jsul2-Im NJ. IT. W4rs0S.

TI'HE COSFE5SIONs AND EXPEBIESCH OF
Il AN INVALID.
Published for TIE hong1L as4i as a csUrIyS Io
yoCse MN ant Others, who sEfier frnu Nervous
bebdity, Promaturo Decay I'd asnAlod, Sc, sop
PLYING at the came time the Me.ns oi -e.ltlre-
by one who has cured hUsaeif Hlier undergone q
considerable quckeEy. hy enl.o-Ing a postpaid
addressed enEa..se, -lnEia copies may D. h-.t &
tbs author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, F-.I.,
deC9-3rn E1boklyu, hIrg- co.. n ss.
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LIQUORS.
NI-NDRIEa.

AZ - ecda l Btl. Blusstons,
Cask Msnoaboy snuff l CudueeI,
4 Btss. ED-om sat, loo Lte. Oaehines
- T.,f,h Maddsr, BIDS. Cream Tartar,
40 Lbs 6sst Indigo. ! I" brimssone
Bids. CoPperaz, 80, III 4AsyI n 1S-Ii',s
For sale boE, b hHAN I'm - -
Jsul5-3m-
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Photographic Family Bibles,

Anew and elegant design ci Family Bibles, ar
ranged for -i1teea Hkene res
descriptive Cat,.ogUas mailed free 70 any address
on EppleslOn-
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CLAIMS S

For compensation for properly employed IN ths
military service Of the United States. aHd lost, de-
stroyed or captured, viz Steamboats, and other
vessels, Railroad Engines snd Cars. Horses, Wsg
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CLAIMS s
s
CLAIMS S

Por HORSES and EQUlPAGE LOST in the SER
VICE; officers accounts settled with the Quar-
tsTmssters, CommissaIy, Ordinance snd Treasury
Departments stoppages Of Pay removed, Cert
hcstes Of non-indebtedness obtained. PENSIONS,
BOUNTY. BACK PAY, &c., promptly collected.
AT. Atkinson having had ten years experience IS
ID Auditor, becoming thereby familiar with the
Rules, Regulations and Pnecedsnts established ior
Tie sndtog and settling Of claims, can safely
say thst no Arm IN the Southwest has the same IA
esHaes for the prompt collection Of all VA claims
A. presented BY this ofSee.
JNO. F. IS0M,
Late Capt zSth n's, A. A. Q. NJ,
And Post Y n. Post Nashville.
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REFERBSoEs.

REFERBECE
Hon Andrew johnson, Wee President U. e. elect
Laseph FOSsar, Comptroller state ~ Tenn
Mr. A " g Lindsley Poet Master Nashville
Mr. NJ Bnrns, Pres s.. c. and n. ". <. X.
BnR. Gen. Jn0. +. Miller, song Post. Nashville, T.
- j. l. Donaldson, Chiai Y u. DepI Cum
bariend.
, 1865-11-27

The first session OF the United states Dis
s,ict Court held In Richmond since the pas
sare Of The ordinance of secession began Its
term on Monday last. "A Foom 1, ha7 n osen
~ The use Of the Court, The officers Of the
Gnurt arc: John C. Underwood, Judge; l..
r chandler, District Attorney; John Under
Tood. Marshal; Col. Bryan Latin, Assistant
Marshal, and ". Il. Barry, Clerk.
The Judge, on taking si hts feat, r., says The
Richmond Rtpuolit, remarked that whilst
eome Of the newspapers Of the city had been
rrry Industrious In trying to make the i'm
preston that the District Attorney had acted
rerv oppressively towards the people of Vtr-
cinfa In regard 10 the con1scation of prop
ertY under the Presidents Amnesty Procla-
nation, be would say that 1t Was not true,
and that be hatnot gone rs far - be had
sure sure Of tie Attorney General Of the United
States for his lenlency. He said that not one
quarter rs much property had been Hbelled In
the State of Virginia as In the city Of New
Orleans, and not rs much as in the city Of
Louisville, Kentucky. To this clemency On
the part Of the District Attorney very many
people In this State we're indebted for e1emp-
lion from the trouble and cost Of llbels Of
their property for condscation under the
snid that many high officials thought that
certain Newspaper proprietors Of this city
should be indicted for dts1oyalty; Dut That be
thought, with Nj. Jefferson, that the press
should lie LEFT free and untrammelled.
The attention of the court was occupied
with the consideration Of cases Of property
libelled for conf1scation. Where parties
whose property had been libellcd had re-
ceiyed pardons, the proceedings were dis
missed on The payment of the costs that had
accrued.
You can get more comfort to your family
ont of flye dollars judtciously expended at
home, thnn ont OF twenty five dollars In TAX
Ing the family to fashionable watering
place.
The principal Of an academy gave pupil
who was a1 asplrant for the situation Of
scbool-teacber certificate which said "This
young man is capable Of filling any position
for which he Is qualified" =
An exchange says that "waterlalls - arc
prohibited by the English game laws. The
clause, which applies to them, runs as fol-
lows: Netting the hare shall be fined BY i'm
prisonment, etc.
A clerk in music store was lately over
powered by fa:tfdlous young lady who
wanted to purchase Mr.: Thomas Hood's-a
song Of the-a-Eentleman's under.gar-
merit r. The clerk Is still alive.
, 1865-11-27

sr.sssd, be bad tii,7 ierol7rt rt,dy 10 hn,h The
1.h. lie kooc6ed. And the man c41nt To- the door:
We forced the door, as be would not opau II: |
I-E ron. My dopr you put yor1 thoottSg trou1
IA good eorcitont II you don't do It In resIy 10
do i myself" Ma!oney WIS At ibis time endesyo:
- 70 Eaoss tse DEG Deg 10. md the sc:ond Tina I
door &c Heard Elm cali "uonurs / Hnnnrr :: srd
Ecins1s said - be jobs done, let's 20 bscs; tS:a
nc all cene away together"
dsy dsfrzs rom What he has bajorr ma3e 10 ii. Al
t2rncy. bu' only In very minute pe.ticnIsrs. of
Shl!h rs CHEF is that On Fday he stated hi be
eaid that hc bad get nothing lis n.s ~
damntnE 70 fas Is Kennedy IL conce1ped. and viii
douotlets fnplicste another party i be make. csr.
.ssn oihet 1on'easiona ;'1 which nc rpeuod It ia
probability and charitable hope tor he saIe n tho
eonnuntts. two persons viii by no means be III
Who VII be hung for this foul aaa most unnatural
bolh the nu!degete already eenteucet TO dea,h
e. az anshnen. Fleming is from Limerick, and It Is
eaa e., va ere traaepos,ed to Van Diemsn'a Land
iot 10 na' s1e @ et How be GOT Away from ,hst place
Deputy sheTtfs that be has Killed three men, 90 ii
= m4itef Of Tegret ulat be ever rot aH1y nlfyc,
W parents are saId To be sti1l living In Limerick,
om Connsughts t.et msn,tsst IL his GI1i y}sinons
phyaiognnny '-.'~| |''
!, The 1nnrdercrs viii sufer the dread penalty Of
~ +0| ~ l4C GAbE1uENl OF LIE 1Alls IN the tDurt
House. cloae beelue The stairs 1esdlng 10 the de-.
paltme1t = herr debtors are confined. A tap was
ca IN tue nooI TOT the execution Of McNauara the
sia aIst nan legally hune within doors in Cook county,
suffer lhe undoubtedly earthly punishment d9e TO
tne!r crimes. as there Is scarcely zane man In The
comfy ,sho wopld tiGn petition Tor the commuta-
ton of The death sentence Of the two men who thus
cold oloodedly shot down fellow n6n In his own
doorray.
- gnsy .esee executions bare previously occurred
IN Cook county: jackson, some eight yeara since.
was hanged out on the prairie; Siaub. the mar
w Hnot under rtefenee Of gaining ttec ride, killed
ms neum Is be was peacefully tourneyfnr home.
r. Hard IN h,s x1gon wss hanged IN March, 1855 On
the corner Of Polk and Reuben stteeis, and 5icEa-
mara, who beat hia wife to dea b, was HANGED In
nSa 3sa d5opping through The same mp door il The
Two men tnlo eternity. Two Others hare been cen
tenced TO- death here, but have not been
execosed: they were, Henh Jumpertz, found ruilty
ia q ktlhns hls Mis.es. sod cutting he. body
sent to another city b express. ne wis acquitted
on second trial The other Is william Hopps,
who vas found gully Two year, sgo OF Killing his
W1f but whose second trial yyus ordered on The al
ieGed ground OF his insanity, and who now lies in
jail awaiting 1t.