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Am | dying. doctor2 Isn't there any ray OF
hope?
/ he feeble hand grasped the arm Of the physi
clan, - he vas going his rounds among The sick
aud wounded in that ho- pitsl tent, and the youth
iul voice that aSked the eager question trembied
with emotion. IL was a boyish face into which
the ph, Sicisu turned and gsHed; but the death
aaeel had set ia impress there, and tue kind
hearted surgeon could ou.y shake biz head.
Il wanted 10 20 home once more before |
died. Oh, mother motheii" The words were
full OF sgony, and for a lew moments the poor
child Law with closed eyes, aud tears tfembied
upon the long lashes. but they did not fall; he
crushed them back and lifted his almost sight
less yes upw ard.
No mother taught me 10 die, bless God 70:
that, Nv home in heaven il always near
The Struggle with feeble human nature was
over Angels were present To comfort the dying
soldier. and quietly aud peacefully be crossed
the dark river upon the long, last march that
ended his early campaign
There was a soldiers burial Kind hands hol-
lowed the humble grave. and laid him down
prayeriu!ly AID teariully to his rest and when
the brave men turned back to the lonely tent. the
sword and vaIise of their youthful officer met
their eyes.
What shall be done with them . vas the
sorrowful question.
..Send The home 10 biz mother
Aud thes came II Was the early morning o.
a bright October day. Tho broad sunlight lay
all about the home. over whose Threshold the
young lieutenant had gene forth one twelfth
month be ore. so full OF life and activity.
The door OF the neat white house stood open.
and all along the floor of the wide, pleasant
kitchen lay n stream of yellow sunshine, broken
here and there by 9 restless moving shadow,
where the waving trees came in between the sun
light. The mother was alone. and ss she moved
about her motning work. she sang in y low.
weet voice sna,ches of hy INNS that she had often
sung when the dear boy. now growing into man
hood, nestled in her lap. ard she was hushing
him to sleep. and she looked rs il expecting TO
see his bright free coming in at the door, or hear
his CHEEKY voice calling from the garden,
" Mother"
Did she hear 10 whisper from the garden of
Paradise. at that moment, calling. mother,
mother T"
Was there not a guardian angel lowering
about her a youthful face now glowing with
spiritual beauty-hovering over her Alas, she
sax it not
The stage came rattling along the highway.
and Der heart beat quicker at the sound, for per-
-s~hi Aa something from her darling
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s,ood before her in that dress. and asked SO e.
csrly Now, mother. amt YOU proud of your
bow You won't CRY any more. viii yoGF I'm
go,ug tn fight for the dear old dag. INV fathers
a. and mine. I want To 20 with YOUR approval
and blessing I" And then she placed her tremb-
ling hands upon his head aud whispered through
her iesrs-"Go, nv soa. and Gvd De with yout'
AID God has beet NTH him IN the END.
Then came bis Bible. his little poke Bible
that she gave him on his birthday wears before
> He had read i, faithfully. There was here and
.hes. a marx on hi fasoTite chapters. and there
~ - pencil lnes fra M around mary confronting
texs that he had repeated upon ieious marches,
and they hsd beeu his support and guide 10 the
very lsst q llttle pack OF le'tsF- 80 toll c: hoF e
and trust 10 an absent son and = she opened
them one by one. she -ss hoe some tender PSF
ages. htesthing her full hearts love. or telling
of the old home thai stood with open doors to
receive h m. we're blotied Nth bitter teirs, which
the brave heart could not hold back her picture
with is case. into which III eyes gszed 80 nsns
time. AID IS she opened j; a little slip oi paper
auterei out. With the words 10 his osn hsnd.
" Saee, mather what a blessing God has gwen
me m voa - She had been n blessing TO him.
sue had taught him tie way % eternal lie tod
be nrasied Tor that
Bot a broken hearfel mother the kind neigh
bosa rai-ed from the place. where. overcome with
grief. she hid rilio~ei her head among the tres
sares OF her son. Only for a little while. poor
mother. nv heart aches for you as write. and
tor the thousands OF hearts made desolste. Tor
whom I can only pray Tor my own loved ones in
i h:s hour of danger. Obiy tor a little time: the
pearls gsses sre not closed. They we're LEFT sjsr
ss the dear one entered in. Enclosed and waiting
for ,oa THIS incident IS strictly uae.-Hsr-
per's Magsxine.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
AEpTzz
lMTED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.

sAFREcE on THK coRSER OF HAsHTScToE AEr
Meridian streets. Indianapolis.
Tree daily Expresses 70 New forfi
Two daily Expresses 10 Cincinnati, arc
Two daily Expresses 70 Chicago s1a 81 Lsu.s,
-Ee above coapssies are the osly r-.va-gedkxpss--~s
ne following rsads, VIZ
INDIANA CENTRAL.
LAFAYETTE 4 CHICAGO.
TvDfAEAPOLls a PERU.
TERRf HAUTE q
sELEFOSTAIEE d
Money, ss<k.ges, sAash,es and freight earned -1
s.sesy Ard di~pstrb. and 10 charge q special ard snoess
uessengeTs-
xcies. BIT. .nt prsfs ell b yrospsly eollscsss -
re.1 ,~sury- rAde !. RrTTERFfELD. Aeen'
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AS wide spread as the continent, Of North America. But
the crowning glory OF his life remains TO be attained in
bis discovery. or rather combination. for be does not
claim to have been the discoverer Of CEDRON,
which Is the basis Of the Bitter now offered to the pub
lie. That honor belongs to the native inhabitants OF
Central America, 70 whom its virtues have been known
for more than two hundred years. Armed with il, the
Indian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria and
handles without fear the most venomoGs serpents. Its
a belief with them. that while there is breath In the bod,
the Cedron is potent to cure, no matter what the iseas
may be.
While Dr.. Bull is not prepared to endorse this extrava-
giant pretension, he is nevertheless satisfied from q
thorough examination OF the evidence relating to its
virtues, that as a remedy and preventative of all dis
eases arising from exposure, either TO change Of We rather
or eli nate, or TO miasmstic influences, IL stands
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution OF Coparfnershtp.

rUyHE ~PARTxERSHTP HERgToFpRE EXISTING BE
tz@.n Herr .le- snd 7. ". Stewart, N the Lv-
cry and sale Stabie baslnes~. wss III. day eissesrea y
uutusl cor en-.
henry Allen having boughf TIE ent-e intsrrSi u Tie
sko~t notes 80 hook accocrrs q TIE aid urn. Is "a
thorised 20 collect .f debts sue shs frn- Hshss aiss
assumed The psyneat Of slose.s ss..aL1e -f"' SO
HENRY ATIFx,
7. W.
,s4snspSH-, January p~iss
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indianapolis aaad Madison
zxAHs1ExasAk s-
1864. MWE 1864.

New Arrangement 10 Commence Hon
day, May iG. 1864.
FEvWo passenger trains daily Sundays ~excepted) be.
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis. at s.00 A. q
and , Z. NJ, arriving al Madison st 1880 A. N. and so
r. N.
Leave the Depot al Madison at 9 A. II. aud 2=49 p. y.
arriving at Indianapolis at IL A. NJ. and lao P. Il.
Trans leave Columbus for Nashville at ] p. NJ arriv.
ing AZ $40 p III. Returning leave Nashville at A II.
striving at Columbus al Ills A. NJ.
This Road forms q line with the Packets at Madison for
the transportation of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolis and points West.
Tariff Of FTeights as low as By any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find lite theIrintsr-
est 10 ship by thisline.
marls DC BRANHAN. superintendent.
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DR. J p Julien, OF Loxanspor,. Was at
tackled BY smallpox IN tue vsrioioid form, csaSh,
while OF professional business
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WILL STILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS AT TIE
old ssand en Pearl street, fnnetlsfey soutA Ct
6.enDs,Bisek, where ! vii he very glad 20 zee all my
e1 sasfsnsrs &.1 frisEss. &sz any 30 e1es .ee essrs
- Sc De- nksAf Assks
.snk2-1Sz
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At the American DispenSav we also treat. wTruocI
MERCURY. and with never failing success, Veneresl. OF
what the quaeks call private or secret d~iseases-Syphy-
liz in ali its stages, GOnorrhoa. elect. Structure, Sperm
aiorrboa, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility. imPoiescy, and Effects OF Self-Abuse.
The last six are treated In s'.Private Letter." which
viii be sent free, on receipt Of stamp.
Ny treatment l deem it unnecessary 10 enlarge upon.
The remarkable and astounding cures performed through
the agency of the NEDiCATED yAP0R BATHS, and the
medical application OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BY the
alternate use OF these TWO medical agents We get a three
10 d effect. By elimination. morbid matter il forced out
Of the system, and by the sbsorbants. medicine is imme-
cia;eiy brought In coatsct with disease. By the app lea
tion Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nervous enervafion Is
restored, and power added to the muscular system
will guarantee = cure OF
And also al infaEiatory diseases. For further infer
nation call and judge for yourself.
II challenge the public 10 bring me a case / canno,
cure. IL brought before the Rclden thread Is broken.
Tohice hours from & A. ~. to { 2. Il. ? o. Boz
1894. novS0'c4-dlyeod
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Most Important 10 Young Men.

Whose hollow cheeks and paied eounienances tell in
fearful language and silent working OF some terrible dis
ease, undermining the constitutions, memory and reason;
hurrl ing them 10 q premature death. Reflect while rea-
son holds sway, aud avail yourself or the services OF DIR.
Pendery, whose treatment d~issipates the siightes, disease
and cures the most harrassing weakness, or other Gauss
81 serious difficulty OF perpetual annoyance.
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MEDICAL.
isr. n. =. P~ENDERY,
AMERICAN DISPENSARY.
No, "a ID E. Washington ST.


A I THg AMERICAN ~DIsPESsARY VIZ Z By
n = new method, ard With The hsppiesi results All
cases or Diseases ard couditi ems peculiar 20 females
Proiapsus IteTt, falling u tie Womb Eruptsons Of the
skin, Chlcrosis, CT Green By
ysilovish, dirty green paNor Of he surface; knansie
Nesstrn. ur shsent Nenstruafior; AmcnoTIhea, OF Re
SenaoE ofthe denses: DvsmeuorThea. painful and din
crit how ~ TIE Nense Nenorrhsga. OF pTofase Aeu-
struatioI; LeEehcTThea, CT excessive and altered seere-
ton CT the m~rcas-geDsr=iiy white, or nearly coloves'
and trausparert.
Reader. ! have given YOU g eiass Of diseases shat are
met with IL Females OF al ages. whether married or IN
married. and TO married Females would say that theirs
are many Other forms Of diseases peculiar to your sex
diseases Of Pregnancy, Parirrtion, and Lactation, ol
which space wtli not admit an calculation. l omit ~ for
the eoG5eis chamber, adding but one more disease &c
this list, and tha; il q formidable CONSIDERATION ofths
body OF the Uterus.
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The Life Thas i.

The Life rhas Il.
sr~x errLrs ssrAs1.
TAou. sho 80 long hast prss-ed The eOueh q psis,
o. ~s conc. welcome back 70 Ii = fees cath
To hfe'. free bresfh aud days s~ee; liEbi sEsn,
Prem sAs CHI shscosso he gate q ssaih.
Fo- thea hsa's reached the s~fIsxsi bossd between
To world q s2arts and this groSseF sphere;
Dsmiy = thee he thing Of earth we're seer.
All islztJ f<i esrth's voicst On ihine ear
And ns~, bs~ sl.aly We behold, At lat,
zhs vsy winds loo -b'-PeT. ef~.shsss pat,
IA The Hgst leaves. : music 70 thse nor.
nou wers nos wesry with shy lot: the ssr1s
wasvey good and pleasant IN thy sigh;
SIN ciuns tbyloseg aboui The household hearth.
Asds~sei wa sTery day. returning light
Then welcome back TO ell thor vouid'st rot leave.
To tbf. grand march Of seasons. days and hOsrs;
The glory of the morn. the slow II eve.
The oesaty " the streams. tie star. and fs-sFs;
Te -ye. sh.s on thine own delight to ret;
To voices which IL ia thy Joy 10 bear;
10 tie lind tolls shich ever pleased The best.
Tie wiling tasks Of love. that make life eesr
Welcome % grasp. Of friendly hands; 70 prayer,
offered uhere ero~i- 10 resereut worship come.
Or softly brea.hed amid the tender csres
And loving inmates q thy eust home.
Thou bring 81 no tdings Of the better land.
Zen from as vefgs: the mys cries opened there,
ATE xhst the faithful Asart may understand
Ia it, stEg depths. Jet words may lot declare.
And well I deem that, from the br ghter side
OF HES dim border, some o~'erhowing rsysr
STRAINED from The inner glory shah abide
Upon Thy spirit through the coming days,
Twice vert thou given me-; once in thy fair prime.
Fresh from TIE heids Of youth, When we hfsi met,
And all The bio sons Of that hopeful time,
Clustered and glowsd where'er Thy steps we're st-
Ard now, In thy ripe autumn. once again
Given back to fervent prayers and ye.rnings sron8,
IRON the drear realm OF sickness and pain.
when se had watched, and feared, and trembled long
Vow nav We keep thee from the ba'ny air.
And radiant waks II Heaven q little space,
where He. who vent before thee 10 prepare
For His NEE followers, shall assign Thy place.
CAxIxILAsAKE, AAy, lss.
ri The annexed rendering OF the Lord
PRAYER in verse. from whose hand ne know not.
is certainly very f%eicitous:
Our Heavenly Father, hear our prayer:
Thy nan e be hsllowed ever where:
Thy kingdom come. Toy perfect will
H# In earth. as Heaven, let all tushll;
Give his days bread hat we may live;
- Forgive our sins - we fDrtive.
Help us template n TO Withstand:
From evil shield Us by Thy hand,
Vow and 10 ever into Thee
The kingdom, Pose y and glory be
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M TO M =

#
SIM M s.
The symptoms Of Cstarrh, as they generally appear.
are Al frst very slight. Persons find they have a cola.
that they have frequent attacks, and are more sensitive
to the changes Of temperature. In this condition. the
ucst rsy b dry, CT slight discharge. thin and acrid,
Afterwards becoming thick and adhesive. As the disease
becomes chron.c, the discharges are increased In quantity
AMI changed In quality: they are bow thick and heavy.
and are hawked or s0ughed OF. The s~ecrefious are Of
ferStve, causing a bad breath. the voice is thick and ma
sal. the eyes are weak; the senSe Of the smell is lessened
or destroyed; deafness frequently takes place. Another
common and important symptom Of C-tsrrh Is, that the
person Is obliged to clear biz threat in the morning OF a
thick or Shiny mucus, which las fallen down from the
head during the night. When this takes place the per
son may be sure tia; lis disease Is on is way TO The
iengs, and should lose no time in arresiias Il.
The above ar. su, few Of the nsny c4tarEh symptoms.
A single BOTTLE VIII last n mcntb--te
be used three times N day.
TIE = Y I M N "A
Prom Hon. Thomas J. Turner, Ex-Member OF Congress
rom Illinois, late Speaker OF the Illinois House OF Rep
resentatives. and Grand Master OF A. F., aud A. H., OF
FRrrrOsr. October p, 1863.
On. D. H. s~sxIrx-Desr Sir In reply to your notice of
the 18th inst. / would say that | was severely afflicted
with Catauh for years, when l became acquainted with
you and bought two bottles Of your liquid Catsrrh Rem
proved. and before the second bottle was finished, was
completely cured. | can rtcommen the med cine TO all
Afflicted with Catarh. Respectfully yours,
THOMAS J. TURNER
DIR. ~. fl. SEELYE Il 60.
SOLE PkoFKIEToRs, Chicago, Illinois.
At WHOLESALE BIT
| JOIN =. PARR. ........ Cincinnati, o.
wM. JOHNSON. ........ .DetSiot. Mich.
DAILY. KEkFEE A Indianapolis
BROWNING 4 Indianapolis
Eksy~ And for sale by ali Druggists. decl3-diyeOd
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DEEEou, November ,, IsEs.
THIS = 70 certify ;hst l "a cesf, ace npanied -tto a
sery fisagTs cable ringing sound IN Ey head. which ren-
deEef coaTeT-siion circuif, except IN = loud tons o.
v0tee. b TIE skill o. Dr.. LsghfLIi NJ hearing hss ben
fnliy restored. and the Rois- has ceased. also know q
other cures q DT. Lighthll, which fully sanction IA. Ia
IN recommending h.n g tie Affected. Ii Il nou over two
years since rcy bearing va r-~rored. and IL renainS per
feet 70 this d<y. n. p. WAN
We. The aDdersisned, knowing Er. W. sns persons..v.
do hereby certify 10 The correctness q the above STATE.
1eni- W2fTBFCH 4 CHTTrESDES
G. MANNING BALL.
GEO c.
n. r. HALLOCK.
FIRM q isiiees : Sen.
DEIKvAS HcrS. Albany. y. y.
To Dz- L8ETuIi1-Desr Sir take pleasure in c-rtsfv-
nd that yoz base edec;sd a gres al deal Of Improvement m
the hearing Of ny son, Marcus {. Roessle. wko hss. pre-
vfous 70 your taking tie cave In hand, been cuits cr.f
rom The Effects OF ScarietinA. AsG know q u.ny oth,-
cases vh:ch you have cured and benefited. 7 ave -
hssiiancy 20 recommend you 10 the p1blic-
lrsnain yoors, very truly,
r~HEorHiLCs RoEssLE.
Proprietor Dslewsre 1oc~, Albsrv. X
n4>FG oAsE testknoHsls s< ozerscw.s ssuu-
oa- essHrekdeok
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AAKuSsvuLE. Ixp.. Dec. z. 1864.
DR. LLGRsHnL-DEAR SIR: Your favor Of recent date
came duly 70 hand. Sioce placing mpSeif under yeur
treatmentfor Cstarrh have improved very fast. My case
bad been OF some years standing, and / was much dis
couraged by its obstinacy. Ihave received very great re-
let since you began 10 treat me. and the losthsome dS-
erse is rapidly disappearing. thanks 20 your skill.
Gratefully yours, ". X. SKEPPARD.
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A&@ Ii 1tf<
Bates Hocse. indianapolis

isDIANAPOIls, December 6, 1864
This may certify that I ives very deaf. that | had a CO.
pious and most offensive discharge or matter from my ear,
and With il intense pain. IwSsieyerish and ~sleepiess. ny
appetite gone and my health generally much seranged.
While thus suffering. placed myself under DIR. Lighthili's
treatment about a month ago. and now | am entirely
cnred in every respect. Before nr. LighthtNl accepted ny
case had tried other treatment. which only made nae
worse. But now that that Dr. Iighth.il has cured ne 1
! have no words 10 thank him sufficiently for his skiilfol
treatment Of uy case. which was as disgusting 20 those
sround me c. il was ala-ning - n1yself
JOHN DORSEY.
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From P. NcTeney Esq., u Detroit

From P. NcTerrey Esq, u Detroit.
do hereby certify ihst for the past fifteen mon hs L.,
hearing has been affected 10 5 considerab , extent. "a
that By al operation Of IT. LiEhthil have Teen re>tor
ed TO my ful hearing. IS re ide Il Detroit, and Intend
leaving Tor home soon, t5ose DESTROYS If kgowiug the We
rscity Of this may inoHire Of Sr. 4. j. NcArthu-. Ne.
80 Broadway. y. NcrERSFT.
New Yc7k, September ?. iss4.
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WITHOUT A RIVAL!

And Justly deserves she reputation il has so long enjoyed
"a Central America and the West Indies.
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Ds L~rara1-Desr Sir: Three months ago / placed
my son, Carries Fuller. under your treatment for a deaf
ness that was every day growing worse, accompanied by
a very offensive aud disagreesble discharge Of matter
from the ears. now report to yeu bis entire cure. The
actual treatment was but two months, yet the discharge
Is entirely well, and bis hearing restored. his general
health is as good as | could desire, aud his spirits buoy
ant and lively. nfact he seems a different child. With
the grateful thanks Of a mother, I am, sir,
-nn ell rnn-n
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FFvh HUI. D wv NFUdIUE IEUA III -Tl Ll-iTlrf,
New York.
ALBANY, Jan. %, 1874.
Ny DEAR Ds- LJGBrBuL-It is with great sati-factian
that | communicate to you the effect o. the medicine you
gave me on my application 20 you for defective bearing.
| followed your directions, and am happy TO state that I
am so far recovered, after the 6rsi few applications. a. TO
feel quite confident that 1 am well, ard shall not need T.
proceed further. Be assured, dear sir. II necessify should
require. | should not hesitate TO place myself rnier your
magic hand Yours. with respect.
q. n. COLE. Albion. Orleans Ca
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BATES HOUSE
FOR ONE WEEK,
From TUESDAY. January 3lst. un SATUR
DAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4tb.

Where he can be consulted on The above DIE
eases only
, 1865-02-25
AS A GENERAL PREVENTIVE.

b night and day, u ,.sveE. sea or land,
in inttsnt peril Of dlaease Fe stand;
But it, tgc I'd arrows hsrm1ess 1essa to glide
Past all with this invtgorant fortified
, 1865-02-25
'0}tfago Qritu1ne.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IS; 1866.
- Confederate Envoy Aa4aults II Lady
In the Streets OF Toronto.

From the Toronto Globe.]
We bad a. example on Saturday evening
last Of tue evil results Of the announcement
given to Southern dcsperadooa bya portion
of our presa and people. About eight O'Clock
In the evening, Ma. Sterling, wife Of ex-
Alderman Sterling, after mating some pur-
'chases on Yonge street, was raturnlng to
her home on Church street. She passed along
;Crutckshank street, and when near the cast.
esn end Of Rev. Mr.. Marling' church. she was
oEeftaken by man dressed in dark clothes
and rowdy hat. The man said as be came
up" # it had not been for your id hus-
band Burlcy would not be where he ISL
Mre. Sterling turned round to see who spoke,
and was Immediately knocked down BY the
brute, and fell heavily on the p!aukiug, being
Lampered with her mud and some small parcels
che Tas carrying. Her right shoulder was
bruised, and she has suffered mueA from ac
'tua1 pain as well rs from the alarm 1t VII
be recollected that Mr. Sterling issued, on the
call Of the Crown Attorney, the frst Harrant
some eti chiyairic @ Southesner and friend Of Bur-
Icy took thc opportunity. Of meeting IN elder
II lady in the evening, when no man WAS near
to protect Lei to aEenSG hmse dnte npHn }6e
lie. When Recorder Dnggan was recently. as
saulted On the public streets, 1t was suggest
cd to US that the outrage WAS perpetrated by
Southcrners. We took no nottce Of the sug-
gestion at the time, but the assault upon
Mrs. Sterling makes It probable that the Re-
corder was not assai1ed through mere wan
tonness. The Leader recently recommended
that some persons, which It described rs
+" Yankee spies" SHOULD be treated to dose
Of Lynch law. We presume that the attack
uponMrs. Sterling ts the first fruit of its pro
position. Mrs. Sterling, weBhould add. .euye
information to the police, but we fear there
titled.
The Montreal correspondent of the Ggobs
telegrephs as follows:
This evening after the Court adjourned.
a number Of southe,ners wesc at the st. Law
renee Hall bar. A young Canadian entered
and made some remarks. The southerncrs
turned upon him. One Of them defended the
Canadian, when bowie-Anife and revolver
were drawn By the Confederates others
came to the rescue Of the Canadian, and the
police aIp@Ted before any blow was struck.
This Is the second row OF the kind lately had.
If one Of the Southerners had not interfored,
1t would have been serious. There Is great
excitement about it,"