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The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17

p WERE we acquainted with the way Of inter-
mixing holy. thoughts and eiaculatory pray
,ers to God in cur ordinary Engagements, it
would Eeep the heart in sweet temper all
the day long, and havean excellent influence
in all our ordinary actions and holy perform
ances. This we're to. 1'walk with God in
deed, to go all the day along as in our Faith
ers hand; whereas without this our praying
morning and evening looks but as formal
visit, nOtdelighting in that CONSTANT converse
which yet is cur happiness and honor, and
makes all estates sweet This would refresh
us in the hardest labor, as they that carry
the spices from Arabia are refreshed with the
smell of them in their journey. y.-Leightoa. E
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17
ArsrRriNL VENGEANCE a

AUSTRIAN. FENGEANCE.- Vienna
journal srplates a droll story. A young
man who was paying assiduOus court to
the wife of dyer, bad the misfortune to
be caught by the eDraged husband, wbg
called his wOrkmen about him, and with
outany ceremony, the gallant was plunged
into a cauldron prepared for imparting
true blue color to various fabrics. I1
second the unfortunate youth had acquIr.
ed such tint that he dared not appear in
public. His friends implored the dyer to
restore The poor fellow to his natural hue;
butthe pitiless answer was, SIT is impos-
siblo. lie is beautiful color, and all /,
can DO for him is to change him to a green.
or violet"
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17

BsB@ The Washington Star of Monday ev-
ening contained the following in reference to
Lees plans - - -- - -
Thereyis information from Richmond, to
the effect that Lees project for future militia
~ operationsof the C0nfedefacy, was to MA Ks
a defensive quadrangle, with Richmond as
one of its angles. The four points of quad
rapgie,Yere 70 be manned each With 10000
troops, who could, it was thought, be relied
upon for defensive duty, leaving Lee at1iber-
ty with his white army, movable one 10
march in any direction threatened. The fail
ure of the rebel Congress to promptly pass
filing The army, the rapid advance
Of sherman, and sheridan's victory, have
now made Lees plans impracticable"
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17

Alleged Plot to Assassitiato the President.

Alleged Plot to Assassinate the President.
P1LADEtFHr1, March 7.-Tbo Bulletin of
this city has the following startling special
dispatch:
WASHINGTON, March IA man named
Clements has been turned over to the civil
authorities by the military authorities,
against whom the evidence is positive that
he had all his plans arranged for the asssss-
ination Of President Lincoln on inauguration
day. He is in jail here.
WAsHINGToN, March Tile report that
Thomas Clements had matured his plans for
the assassination Of the President on inaugu-
ration day, had its origin in the following
facts; Clements and another person came from
Alezaudria on Saturday; they we're extreme
ly disOrderly and seemed 20 have been drink
ing freely, Clements in particular was rery
abusive. He said, using gross and prOfane
language, that he came here. to kill tie Presi-
dent, and that he was too late by about half
an hour and that his Savior would never for
give him for failing to do so;- that he would do
II chat nj night2 the zth Of March, and be would
do It before he left town. The President had
robbed him of certain sum of money. This
is the substance of the affidavit Clements
had been turned over from the military to the
civil authorities, and has been committed to
Jail for trial
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17
F2ncy Dreams.

Some young ladies regard marriage as
a fairy land, where yiolets and roses per-
pe,uaily blossom, where the cedar tree and
the cinnamon tree ever fourish-where
the waters of tranquility and sweetness
uninterruptedly flow. Fell them there
are thistles ana briers 10 chat stead though
they do not contradict, yet they do not
credit you, for they believe thattheir love,
their devotedness for each other, will ex-
empt them fromthe cares, the vicissitudes,
the anxietieS which generally pertain to
humanity. Alllovers, before marriage,
conceive that their destiny will be an ex-
ception to the general rule. The future
with them will be tqujourS couleur de rose.
Could you give them a sketch in the pa
ges Of their future, history they would not
believe word; they would set you down
as misanthrope, a painter Of gloomy and
unnatural scenes, an inimical represser- of
the hopes and aspirations of youth. The
dark spots which the telescope of your ez.
p.riance mightdiseover they would regard
but as mols bills in the moon. If thew
would but effect little, how much misery
they would avoid.--[ Selected.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17

MARTIAL MAXIMs.-'A Perfect Brute
is responsible for the following: --e-
Soft words butter no parsnips, but a
new bonnet presented to a wife will cover
amultitude of her husband 'ssins.. Grie4.
auces and babies were both made to b.
nursed, and a fair division of labor light
eneth toll; consequently the sagacious hus-
band will take charge of the frsr, aud
leave the second en- irely with his wife.
Never p ace temptation iu the way of the
weak; loose change left in the martial
pockets over night is apt to vanish before
the morning. Business is cbhverfient
cloak, which, jndiciously used, may be
made tn hide a multitude of stolen pleas
ures,. The simplest cure for Persistent
cold muttonis to dine at the restaurant
and deduct from the house money accord
iugly. A latch key is the married mans
Symbol Of f, eedom; consequently secureit,
If possible, in the honeymoon. Never
make vague promises to a wifey give a wo-
man an inch of promise, and she requires
ten miles of fuiflment A soft answer
may turu away wrath, but a good round
explelivs will often clineh an argdmsllb
wonderfully. Lastly, never attempt to
stop-a woman s.tongue; TALKS as. necessary
to female, vanity as Che air she breathes.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17

DREADFUL limits. are set in nature 9.
to the powers of dissimulation. Truth,ld
tyranizes over the unwilling members 5s
Of the body, Faces never lie, it is
said. No man need be deceived who
will study the change of expression.
When a man speaks tue truth in the
spirit Of truth, his eye is as clear as
the heavens. When he has base ends,
and spedks falsely, his eye ismuddy,
and sometimes asquint. 1 have heardivs
and experienced counselor say that he
never feared the effect upon q juror,
of a lawyer who does not believe in
his heart that his client ought to have
q yerdiot.-EMERsoN.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17
.a. jaArtemus Ward as d Critic.


--.-{ .---E -.t. ---..r..... - -f-
/ 81 am travelin with tent which is bet.
terlnor ihirin halls. My show consists Of a
series Of wax works, a panGramy called q
grand -Movin Diarec Of the War in the Cry
near, comic songs, and the Cangaroo, which
little Cuss continues to conduct himself in the
nose outrageous style. started out.witT the
'lidea of making my show a great Moral En-
tertaipment but I'm compelled to sware so
much at that air internal CangaroO that i'm
afraid this desine wifi be frustrated to sum
extent AndsWhile. speaking of morality re-
minds me that sum folks turn Up their noses
.at shows ike mine saying they is low and
not fit to be patrOnized by people of high de-
gree,--Sure maintain that this. is internal
nonsense, I mRiTtain that wax fggers "a
more elevatini than all the plays ever wroten
Take Shakespeer for instance. People
thinks he's great things, but I contend he,is
quite the reverse to the contrary. What sort
of sense is thar to King Leer, who goes round
cussin his darters, chawin hay. and THROWN
straws at folk, and larfin like lilly Old koot
and ,maken a ass Of himself ginerallv2 !.g
? Thars Mrs. Macbeth, she is nice kind Of
a woman to have, amt she a putin old Mac T.
her husband, up to Staying Duncan with obses
knife, while he is payin friendly visit To.
their house Oits highly morality, / spoze
when she lafs wildly and sex gin me The dsp-
gers-Tle let his bowels out OF words 10 that
efeck-i say this is all strictly proper I
spoze That Jack Falstaf is likewise \ im-
moral old cuss, take him. how ye may; and
HlPlit is crazy as loon. Thar's Richard
Thurd-people think he is crate things. bnt
look upon him in in the lite of a monster. He
kills everybody he takes a nOshun 10, in cole
blodd and then goes to sleep in his tenf
Bimeby he wakes uPand yells fora boss, al
he kan 60 Of and kill sum more people. If he
is not a fit specimen for the gaIiis. then
should. like to Know where yen fbdd nm
Thar's IergO who is more ornery nor pizun.
See how shameful he treated that highly re-
speeterhle iniun gepllemun, Mr.. Otheller
maxim him for to believe his wife wus in
thick with Casheo. Observe how Ierro Got
CasheO drunk as billed owl on corn w6isEev
in order to carry out his sneaker desines.
See how he works Mister .0theller's. feeling
up SO that he gOze and makes poor Desdemo-
ny swaller a piller. which causes her deth.
But must stop. Atslnn future time shall
continue my remarks on the drhmmer. in
which, show the vast superiority of wax fig
gers, snaixs and the fxins in q interleo uoal
pint of view
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17

3 A New PUNISHMENT Any man 50 base as
to strike woman, should be placed on the
back Of hard trOtting horse and made to
collect newspaper accounts the balance of his
life. - r.5 .,s-r.... ... s...-.T .
We don't object to having SO vile wretch
badly punished, but this last is too much i be
mercifnl to the man and hang him instead
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17
q candor.


There is nothing sheds so fine a
light upon the human mind as candor.
It was called "whiteness" by the
ancients, for its quality; it has always
won the esteem due to the most admi-
rable of the virtues. However little,
sought for, or practiced, all do it the
homage Of their praise and all feel
the power and charm of its influence.
The man whose opinions make the
deepest mark upon his fellow-man,
whose influence is the NEST asting and
efficient, whose friendship is instinct g
ively sought where all others have,
proved f2ithless, is not the man of
brilliant parts or fattering tongue, or
splendid genius, or commanding pow
er but he whose lucid candOr and in
genious truth transmit the hearts real
feelings, pure and without reflection.
There are other qualities which are
more Snowy, and other traits that
have higher place in the worlds code
of honor, but none wear better or
gather less tarnish by use, or claim
a deeper homage in that silent reYersIa
enoe which the mind must pay to vir. 4
tue. -.- r-~-a. $50 ara3 1881
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17

A PULPIT JoKE.-At church in Scotland
where there was popular call, two candida
tes offered to preach, Of the names of Adam
and Low. The last Prea6ledIi1i. the, morning,
and took for his Text, -" Adam, where art
thou Z y He made q most excellent discourse,
and the congregation were much edifed.- In
the evening, Mr., Adam preached, and took
for his text LO, here an III The imnrom-
tn and his sermon gained him the church.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17

Lord Byron, in r6fprenco to. a. LAZY he
thot i'll Of writes ~" Lady-has been dang
erously i'll; but it may console you to learn
that she ia dangerously we'll again
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17

Diogenes, being asked which beasts bite
was the most dangerous, replied, "If you
mean wild beasts, It's the slandsrer's if
tame ones, the aGt;crer's"
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17

On pretty girls saying to Leigh Hunts
q" I'm very sad, yoa see, bo replied, Oh, no,
you belong 20 the other Jewish ssct--y1u SEs
very fair. ! Sf-."
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17
BUSINESS.
ss sa. C. Schilling.

slHRuiactursr Of Rag Carpet An orders promptly
attended 70, and all work warranted to give saisac
ton. Cash paid for carpet rags. Second street.
opposite Ware Housa, Aenia, 0. 2l-ly.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17
Chamberlain & Son,

bsalsrs 10 boots, shoes. hats, caps &c. Ne-dl3
Main street. Xesia, 0hi0. l9-ly.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17

Indemnity for the past-pay Up. Security
for The fIture-pGy 3ovnl
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17

l. SrcHaLs 3a-'o 5yo. A. BLACK.
Nichols & Black,
Wholesale AMI retail dealers in Furnishing Goods,
and Ready Made Clothing. Opposite the Court
House, Xcuia Ohio. l9-ly,
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17
3 w. H. Wilson,

Wholesale aud retail dealer in Groceries Main
BUest, opposite the EwiAg House, Senia, 0. I9-ly.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17
,.a Isaac Worden,

LIVERY Stable. Horses, buggies aud carriages a
good subIly always on hand. Omnibus line run
ming regularly to all trains. Hivhng House stable
Xenia, 0. l9-ly
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17
.s, s HOTELS,
CLIFTON HOUSE
conc 81 sizta ana Flna So

lCorner OF HlNth and Elm SlraeL
The above House, having been newly furn-
ished aud fitted up, is nov open for the ae-
eoHlmodatlou Of the travelling public.
or pleasure, will fnd the CLIFTON HOUSE
pleasantly located, and Convenient to the bus
iness part Of the city.
The Proprietors desire. by close attention
robustness, 10 merit the patronage Of the
bublie. -'af
When you visit the city, please give Us a
sdil,
WMGARRISON,
..-- GEO. ". BROWN,
az.-a ProPrietors.
eslgees 51a r- H-a a5 '.-
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17
X. sINoNs.

=. stNoNs. -e------.sH--A A. M'ELROY.
Simons & MeElroR,u
Attorneys and cOunsellors OF Law, Paxton, Ford
eounty Illinois
We viii give prompt attention to aIl.our profess
touA bnsinesS Also 70 the payment Of taEes and
the purchase aud sale Of Real Estate.
We have for sale valuable tracts Of lands in this
and adjoining counties.
,euei- oFFICB IN COURT HOUSE
noII-I
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17

. r.. PAR1iIGTON,
Aeoflsy q Law and Authorized Agent for The Coz
ieetida b aPeRsions, and "a other kinds Of Military
claims agains the United States. Office over
Moore AndrsWs el0thiHg store, Main street,
Xeuia, o.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17
s-.1 s.--. John Sane.

l,s-N u JILL Oo44Ag
Boot ana shoe store. Work Of all kinds put up 10
ORDER. Mending done in short neticc. All work
varrantede Ono door east or BeaPs shop, Main
strect Xenia. O. I9-Iy.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-03-17

We lay beforesour readers this Sabbath
morning the hord's Prayer, beautifully par
dPhrased into al aorostic, BY Thomas Sturte-
want, Jr, soldier in, the 25th Regiment of
United States Infan try, and prisoner Of war
in the province of Upper Canada.-Ez-
, 1865-09-20
HORSE AND MULE MARKET.

ICfsDAr ErESSu. Sept. u.
The sale Of Government mules resumed to-day at
the Corra on the corner os state aud Twentythlrd
strees. One hundred and nty were dipascd Of nt m
aggregate the average price being tS241
The attendance was rather limited, but the bidding
was quito spirited. and the animals brought their fu
value In every instance, md IN many cases more The
highest price obta!ued was $780, and the lowest s5
Tho reported sales a1e rs sol1ows:
MULE SALES TODAY.
E9 I'll i S:orp: It saooei hzoHn .s slzoo sere1
sss; &!55 1ss5 = pse4a.; sesee; 4
FisS i:Ss si;S{ ;i.sS & eis.f
s.fa SissE: si !! ,S! Sa;sf si,!1 !,
t1SS1e = 4 49, O. g
sss q: 1 sSes; ss + :; sSss5: M !. ssss z
81 sit g ;os q Ss!S Ssss 4 ii s
als ss7 s S1exa e?' t 3D. = 4 's5a siIS;
sssa 81 s?e e bs:s 9ss2. ad
years ga geod # I1aS6o Is black yesss oid,
gess ssexo e S5s s. Eofs Ct +
{esrs OLD fair q $500: e c1a oa comMou.at
= o!d ss &? S.Sa = 5;s4 s
& ~ sss san q ea sy 4 eqa
sss. !; : III
e! S r. nj i waits !: yeass old ordinary
b!ssE, yeals o1d: yelY Eooa at iIsooo i, biavn.l
900, a $500; y. bsorn. years Old. GOOD, Il s5..S
q black. yeass Old. Se.y good, y ts1.55:
s5sEP s!s Sa: 81 ass ss @ sIsE
df vs1 gsed Il ~ 3S?q III. syesr;
e.st st. s5ed 9a S.
very good 9Ilsbo b. white Ii years old, ordinary,
q o., dan, 1s yeaFs o!d ordinary q ~ %; p
yesEs I'D eeed, xilaoo b. ssy syes5s oId; Iesy
5ssi1. nss& .ese ses j.? ss SsH s ss
tsIs aa|d s sGoa 8 s1i5 lg
81 80 e eeoa S s yss 81 oa I'D asa,ss
sess "a Eood ai sg ~
M Ssns9 th seety e. eo =
Sa % IT, d. Il 5st
y s sed,s e1 qana, L. e @
~ ;s IS5S e i sSs SfSS! = ia
5esFs oi 81 god, Il us 70: 5sy. - Yeas Sd.
fsS Il csy ssoa, ,ssI Il .s| S | g. s e9S
= Az "a ssS Ssst: s.
I f. yesss %: .vay Food: - sisxa; II:
; s. $:s: e.: H. s. ::
isss Z ssi ssi eaaa Sass, St III "a ats
, 1865-09-20

With the exception Of Saturday, which pxoYed n hne
day. and WEE literally taken adrAnta2r Of by the hus
bandne1. nothing H62tevtE has been dope ii tho bar
rest ned since oar ast Bootce. Drlxzllns thick rai
most continuously, and the effect npon tie standing
grain has been detrimental In the extreme Whcre the
into tho earth aud the best tIds In the caret nart
tho VIII not turn out the least he
grain th5re being lodged before II WIS 1peued: Ind aa
has ueyer bad chAacc Of getting up again 1ovar
can come to maturity There It Hes, lr0Wu wnter.
logged. rosting pi1ble sight: aud portions Ct msny
zelda arc quite gTeen with second erowth Added "a
thts loss, farmers hare the p.infal knowledge hit
they W 6sxc to y1 Ray ao5s f3s as cutting oi tals
one, as thcF mAchlnes will be next to useless
md Irish labo1cts are increaslnE their dcnsnds
with the farmefs' Gtf}culues. Last rear at rhfs
time had 10 rrport that mot for 1ony time ayc
farmers eIDeTttccc6 such tT5cf h1rVrst
weather that with which tier haye this year heen
blessed" This year. unfortunately ne pre ohred j,
say that seldom at thy time Of ihc yeaz have We had
such run Of uupoplttous weather; and the il
that besides the Injury already done to the cetea crops
Dl.ea:e as we haze before stated has alrt1dy shown
thatft doe2 not yet appear BE- general either IL the
north south, But such oiSt, forcing weather u, Ne
hare had for hc}ast three EcekB 10 highly p;putye
Of disease. TuEnps have progressed rapidly, aud
PROMISE the Ehoo. notwithstanding thcir atiIafeat
ialurc II the early part Of the season, be far
cEpr- Where barley was cut earliest II II aaId 10 be a
average CROP but that still standing
tsr1y districts has suffered In color from
rnn and mist oata are generally short Ia the straw
Il frnru 4 f1tj IRON ~'' - ~e"-$"
, 1865-09-20

IQR 1SQ@-t3.
Increase Of the debt rom July LIST c.
to July LIT, '63................,....
Receipts nom July 1st, 81, to July
, 1865-09-20

from old eht. viii r. aeore 80 ccnss, snd close On
70 % cents on the dollar"
l. requires no fActs for such prophecies.
| Here Is IN item from 4 commercial agency,
tho political complexion Of which Is appa-
/ rent:
"Tnn<ssa< ls kse c71y .szzts thus FIR sohleh has
cip+7 al4h fro4a{< to orr merchants Onion cifEs hi
IN 1osre o7oas Of he State Aopt ctaeAsf ne 0rop
& Tas r. al 81 sy s aess aSr aa2: aa 'p, ,spa;
t9tYroni.ed Mississippi is becfonfno t. ,r,x ri
encpt n ToE co.efie,, will probably paJ IN a.
the whole State mn be at least 50 Der cent Viii
% some 9! tLe l3rEe otles will 50 much above thss-
@ne :; ~ - 1ont wn probably pay m
Hero Tennessee, where there I, q large
and active Union elcment, where some eones-
cation Is going on, and 'Where The slaves hare
been emanctpated, for seven months, is repre-
sented as IN avery bad way, not because a
particle Of information exists to that effect,
hut because 1t is desirable to s.T--W." that
The New York RepubN bNca1 Convention. which
aits to-day, shall not endorse conhscation. 80
MisE1ssippi, enr2 1he FipeT counties, {Whrretn
the slaves are practically free) is sdoing well !;
while Alabama, in which alaveryis still un-
touched, will pay up splcndldly. After an
other column Of "cotton -buncombc," the
Times finds room for Z single line about the
West, which appears as small, compared with
tho South, as the surrounding nations On q
Chiaaman's map Of the Celestial F1oWerY
Land. Itsays: -
"Domeeiic produce has been coming to market
from the West, a. seta q from ne South onj
scuaaeef. n very liberal quantities, and an active
business haa been transacted in III Tie leading ar-
c'es a <esy fun pzsces."
VIII the Times favor us with statement OF
the "donestic produce" which has reached
the New York market "from the South and
southwestr' How much corn, pork, wheat,
potatoes and other 90 domestic produce has
yet come from "Dlxic1'' snca romancing Il
silly. We think the reader will agree with
US, on the evidence we hare given, that tho
article In question Il In Its spirit and intent,
three column rc,. designed to make the Re.
pub1ieans Of New York believe that they keep
soul and body together BY means Of Southern
tradc, and that to vote against the slarehold-
crs on the reconstruction question Is to vote
awny their bread and butter.
But tho "dirty work. Of the New York
Tsmts docs not end here Under the head of
"fictions for fools, ~ it undertakes to dcny
statement FIRST published in the Chicago
TRIBUNE By teacher employed by tho Freed
mems Aid Commission in Alabama, The
terms In which the denial Is couehed show
that the Times darc not Claim to have any
knowledge, direct or borrowed, relatire to
the matters 1t aupcrserviceahly seeks to deny.
Alter such eridences Of doughfacclsm, no
wonder the Detroit Free {'rcss welcomes the
Times into the g Democ1atic'' party.
, 1865-09-20
Attempted Robbery near 'BuHnlo-Ont
of tic Robbers Killed.

lfI0m tho Buffalo CGmmatciM Advertiser. 18TH
From hint dropped, or from conversation
overheard In Q public house at Wi1llatnsyile q
week or ten days ago, suspicious were aroused
that come Of the gang Of burglars and robbers
who hayo SO long infested this city were about
to undertake series Of depredatiocs In that
village. Among those who were to be victim
lied was Mrs. Taylor, widow lady, who was
supposed to hare d considerable amount In
government bonds in her possession. The
contemplated raid being tnlked over by the
citizens Of Nilliamsyille, it WAS determined
to Keep up a strict watch, which has since
been done, with the result below stated.
While patrolling near the dwelling Of Mrs.
Taylor between IL and O'Clock last night,
three men we're detected In the act Of at
tempting to rob the premises, and fired npon.
One Of them, Who proved to be Hugh Donel
SOMA well known character Of this city, who
has long been markea bJ the police as break
o'-day Johnnie-sen, and died IN about twenty
minutes after. He had his face covered With
Grape, to prevent recognition-an inyariable
custom Of these nocturnal depredators-
Another of tho trio, named Nelson, also from
buffalo, vas secured and brought to the city,
and noF Lies In JAIL The Third escaped. It
Is matter Tor congrntulatlon that the career
81 one Of these murderous Villains has been
thus suddenly brought to a close, and that
another Is In fair nay Of getting bis deserts.
, 1865-09-20
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

TuEsDAT EvE1E d. Sept. i9.
LuuBER-Received. srsl2 m shipped. N. Mss-
ket STEADY snd sa. Cargo sales VIC: Cargo scar j..
Knspp from Heahotz 95m sHrs balance Ells run, nt
sloes by NaDona.d; cargo s:hr Denmark f1on oconto
scby Geo. Gobe from Thunder Hay. "a N NIL run from
good logs II y.5 for cu s: $500 for common; 34ooo
for third clear: $500 tor second clear and soo ter
nrss c,ear BY blanchard E&rlord cargo schr Ae1,
anGer IRON cacad, eso III stock and all wt'th boafa
1t sSo.s5 BY Goodw1lie; cargo schr Gem ftom st.
Joseph Gu N eck-oad timber, halaut white waod sud
pine, at stt.es; e.go tedr Pzuaafsan ffom oeoato r
sript. bslance.xt's &nd }oIs1, at %1o5o cAso schf
Curltw rom Mc1om1net. 15o n st 1890; cargo scht
1oxtl ttou AenontueH. x-srips. hatonea mixed At
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