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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

tHi hV EEw YoRE, Dscsnber l2g Z
COTTON heavy and declining 47@4sc for mid.
ding.
FLoUR dull, heavy and 100000 lower for West.
ern, whIls State 10 without decided chauge;1 I rs
al s5 for extra State; 8 209S so for extra round.
hoop Ohio, and Gi@s IS for trade brands, mar
ket closing unsettled. a-
WHISKY quiet at 2 34a2 IS.
WaBAT dull and declining, e1cept for sprink,
whi,h Is sc ,rce and wanted to a fair extent for
milling ct 81 for No Milwaukee Club; IL
Tor goOd Milwaukee, and 70 for choice new ana
\ RYE heavy; Western 95c. Of auo5 uBM
fRARLEY,.1 o0g1 o6 & State. ,f sts ,
CORN opened steady, but closed q shade flrmer;
sS@9fc for damaged aud uns0und, and 94e for
sound nixed Western. s
OATS rather more steady 45@6oc for unsound,
and 67060 for sound. nfffs f~eEffHa hwa
'liCOFEkE qniet ;.st. Domingo In bond 125zc. 4
SUGAR quiet; Cnba Muscovado 1S11zG;141<c. p i
M0bA65ES quiet s--------s - -
PETROLEUM quiet. II III n 81
PORK, market lrmer but net very nctive; rs
76@29 l21< for mess, closing at 20 I2t5 cash, and
70 75@26 O0 for prime mess. Efa-rf F.4F.
LARD hrnisr At 16@9f1Sc. 1872 ? 4AsjA ~
BUTTER duh h,avy and unchanged. g,afFr
CHEESE quiet at 1401I9c. #&Sd -
MONEY steady at per cent.
STERLING firm at 1e91a9l09k.
GOLD is a shade hrmer, opening at l443<; ad-
vRucing 70 14536, and cl siDg at 146.
o. q. scooKs are 3s@14 better. "a 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

THEFLAe UEPorUIAR.--A correspond
ent of the New Orleans Times says the
following resolution was-iaid upon the
table in the Senate of Louisiana, and
two calls to take it up have been prompt
ly voted down: "a a@aapns an
WHEREAS, Infhe opinion ofthis body,
the Goyernment Of The United States il
the best government on the face OF the
earth; and
WHEREss, The flag Of said Govern
ment is SorlbJ Jof ali respect; thsrefore,
be it
Resolued, That the SereeantatsA Arms
of the Senats be directed to procure a
large United States flag, and to have
the same properly and tastefully ar
ranged over-the PresideHt' B chair, x
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
Csneinna,i ssarkes.

- - olsolnrArI, December 1a-p.M.
FLOUR IL dull and prices decIini g, the clos-
Ing rates being-SuPerane 9 h00g7 s26, extra 7 70
90 co. Ind family aud fancy braEds Q 25t3lJ 80
WHEAT is quiet cut steady; 70 for prime
old rid pew rcd J. so for A No. l. = a. s4sr "a
CORN n In COED EN- and and prices are higher
new ear 47@48c; sheI Q SIC. ~
OATS have advanced to 39c In elevator.
RYEis STEADY at72e for prImeJid Z aasaaalo7 3
4 GROCERIES quiet. s.-.ssgs feesss s.fs,fs
COTTON inactive and prices dropping; mid.
dim 43(e44c fdsd 10 a. 1-iiIa ef1 % assifssa %
WHISKY steady at 2 20.H = asf51 ,Eiiatals :
HOGS duh and prices lower, closing at 75@
10 25 net, and 90 wss the best offsr made for .
round, lot to arrive next week. Receipts 1000
head, and for the week 81, 600
PROVISIONS dull, and prices nominat;i 81 so
@2s 90 for mess Pork; IL. l41< and l6c for bulk
meats; l8c for Lard and 81, liz and 1411zc for
green meats Head Lard sold at I1cs no demand
for gut.
GOLD 144%.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
WEDNESDAY ........ ..DEcEMBER i.
A GOOD PRINTER
Can get permanent employment By
applying TO this Office. Iii 81

IMFEAoHED.- Mayor rTomppert,a Of
Louisville, has been inpeached by the
common council Of that city, on charges
of high crimes and misdemeanors. The
Democracy futter terribly -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

DEMocRArIc Mos VIoLEScE.--A nnu.
Der Of conservative Democrats some
deys ago caught poot I'D negro in
>Alexandria county, Illinois, and hanged
him up by the neck several times to
compel him to confess a crime of which
he was not guilty. a |
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

ANOTHER CoPPERHEAD LIE NAILED.--
The report about Joab Lawrence pocket,
ing million dollars while treasury
cotton agent at Mobile, and running
away, IS all bosh. he never was o
treasury agent, and is in New York,
attending TO hisown business.
=, This was one of the thousands .ot
flsehoods put in circulation BY the
ebel papers south and repeated By
Malignant icopperhead papers in the
North. They have circulated the lie,
but willaneyer have the honesty or man
illness 10 publish the contradiction. bigi-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

CHcrSSATI, Dec. IL M-The river
has risen 2 feet inches in the last two
hours; 10 feet II inches in the channel
PITrsBURG, Dec H.-River feet 3
inches by the pier mark and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

MARRIED.

=
HERND0 0N-EDWARDs.- this city, Tues
day evening, Dec 18th, by the Rev. William d
McCarer, at the residence Of GflIfsoA MaEhee,
Esq, HENRr HrkSDoS, Esq, 10 Mrs. RzsxcoA
EDWARDS, bOshgof Kentuskysy WWAT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

ALF. BURSHrT IN MoBfIE This funny
fellow was announced te give IAN entet-
tainment in MokiIe on the Oh inst.I1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
MILLINERY
1t and Even Below Cost.
NJ. scHAEpFRR & MRS PEcK

A RE OFFERING ,sPLERDIDl .AssOBT-
"A m n Of e8osks. Millinery Goodssand LAdfz 3
Fancy Goods AT COST, and in many instances
ing cut their stock by the fast Of u nuary l.eg
Bargains may be confidently expected At ihelr
store on Third Street. etHeen Main and Syca-
more, jEst below the Washing Rtonl hDuse1 I3nl
Ladies ipsitsd to call and exa mine their
goods and prices. decl3 till 1anl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
BLANK BOOKS. SO {


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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
SUNDRIES.

THLOUR-FULL SUPPLY IRON SUPER.
IL fioe to Choice Extra. - BAIRD START.
s1AIfsD HAY-FOR SALE IN QUANTITIES.
ID 10 suit customers. We beieour own hey, and
warrant al We sell. s g BAIRD q START. 81
n23d1mss aess y y 50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
DISSOLUTION Z NOTICE.

NT0TI0E Is HEREBT GIVEN. THAI THE.
In partnership heretofore existing letween
Matt EcKinney, w. b. Eliinzton, M. T.. BACON,
and IT, T. Watson, under the name and style Of
mckinney, Ellington q Co., is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business Of the old firm
will be settled by W.. B. Ellington, at Canton
Kentucky, and IT. II. Watson, Eyansville, Ind.
The house formerly occupied by this firm is for
rent For particulars, inquire of T. T. Watson,
or Baird & Start, Evansville, Ind. SO
s4at4 s1ssl fttA MATT. MCKINNEY.
aa a. e-s W. b. ELLIEGT0N. 3
l. ssss sea - a4.a T. 7. WATSON. stssss
dsc1s dlm M. L, BACON sfr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

for Ladies, and excellent Cum Boots for HUNT.
ERS and all p rsons who are exposed to WATER,
SNOW, or MUD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
Boys Boots,


made to order from WHOLE STOCK; the boat
Boet ever brought to this market, and sold as low
as split leather boots are sold in other places.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

in Glove Kid, Glove Calf and Peb Calf.-Han nsl
and linen ylined-the eBRST and MOST BE-
CHERCHE BOOTS MADE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

We have none but Good Goods.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-22
Sa6Ie's -@iomo Mfanufactnring GoHap.

trIoubt Es bes eestrte Eubltfsrt dut ibr wohIafrrtirt:s Ga-
ger 0ra BRET gtanUftrtes duftaerffdrt 81 MAIDEN, -Aieie
9njtruHente fSnrfn bt ssafr i'm 2onhe In TDu, DGuEr
b6fttatett une SC f6ntodvsIl NusfattHns
slei9 lsfeHt rereen. %retfe nasts un6 nteorjssr pe ir0snD
cine anbsrs Sdbrtt.g Sebes Suhrnrent utrb fur 5 Sabre
gdrsrtirt. aI!e St1nSs IN Tau d an8etonnnisn, |erie euto
repartrt. Stirnrauueen perben pnnttitt htfprst.
8anren Eager: yloropf@@de pom Gltatp uno
4sma5gfs. a..s.s sSapettea Str,
- 8fpl GE.ius z5e. assent. ~ @ll4R m q, r gRb.
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Baltimore unO ObiO
NiGcmRnhn.

@nl nnO mad Dicrtus, %. Gpril, perbeu taSli9 2 3ise
r d%p sSSssl'H8 NIB Parteraburs uub elm Bug mad 5rsoe@
rVd ap9eben, ME lpt9t: H3rHI# I1N
PplBue 'a9li9 (SonntaSs au8Ceupmmen), Necrg. 900
SFPreB6u9 td8lt9 46en6S $40
0eloe 3n9e Oerbtncen f1 am Sbipfftk u,it oIfen WIH;z
5gH pellt@' ncrbtpefht9 unb itbwefthb. fl.# f|s "
0cr parperS 6errr unb 0reberiG ccpmosotinn .a,,o
@epl'p, oerlaBt Salttmore UNI 4 u6r Gahmittaos. Sef.
LID oerlaBt bieier Bug Sarpers 6errp I'm, g MIR mo~osra
.nno greoertdua 2 nbr, t6sliG (auSeehbmmen gnnntnnsN
per 3n9 mad @GicCtts Utias se6t BON aoTt;n3" aJ
DtorgenS nm 6 20 unb 800, uub Na&m. 100 urs a "a
unb bon Gntcotts Ytils WtOroens 7.4s unb II 'Ss. rnS
gfadtu1. $40 fnb $40. g,."4 ..af 44G 49, "'
glu@ @aIbington.
: 4Gb9ang bon Baltimore mad geai6inatpu 0lpruena a 2,
700, $50 nnb $40, ilub gta9unittags 3. 80 Gnb &. 90
GpnntagS DtolgenS 4.30 u. $50, gta9m. 9. 80 u. 500
Q6gang BON BaI9inStpn 0torgen8 SIS, 8.l5 u Mill
uno gtaGn. 800, 4.30 unb 6.45. @snntdas nur gPor
gems 6.15, 81 II. ll.15 unb giaGnl. 800. Sur Der Al
unb tie Bug Don Baltimore unb Der 2e Rne Ate qua DO
gGdi9in9toa ia ten an alien @taticnen.
Ser z ano $50 DtcrsenSjug unb $50 Mnb 6 III
9fabmittags5u9 BON Baltimore unb Der els uu6 s. I
Wiorgenju8 Unb 8 uab 4.30 g1a9mittagssus bon BeiI
l. 9ton cerbinben fb NIT Gem AguappliSz3uae
d. Begen uG9erer Gustlnit unb 8t1ete teber grt tpent
man ftp all 8. Z. @nglaub, asent in Der Camden eta
tipn ober an bic Gidet Office. .5.
%. y. Smith, 2ranspcrtmeifer.
8. M. @cIe, @en.=Nsent. IlioniQ
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-22
snIins Stencil, Dcutia,.

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rFT~r~~43YrE alexandria Sc.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-22
Nuip5t gseusr= NerffG,erunaS> Gefe q
Shaft Dor1 95cIttufore. ~

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Dte{s GefeQi4aft q aWntarbr terett, Acknowledgements
is 5ta6t- uEt tcupbefsttum tnt8egeusunebneu. Die Office
efntet Ht SO 40 Seepntitross, auf her RCrbiette.
tH %9a NJ . S0bn 9pGte8, Pr6ftsnt.
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Se1afk UOu Baltimore

"
Office: GQBGde bon S0utl unD lombard Str.
tn .. S!cf bar Farmers s. Dter 1antS Bani,
@tn8aug IN i2UmbGrb Str.
DteIe neue @efel faaft If teBt berett, @errGerunBen oHti
art eegen 8eriuft coer SGabfu brt& 5euer ent8eeensuttb,
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k~eftnSsn, 70 TT 6as bsItjde 9ubljtuun DEFENDERS e~tn8eIaten
biz lem in uaierer Dittte aRi Der lsttSsfen Bats ~beeriaHe'
ten nBternePmcn feline gsrF6ransen cTsW0ersraaen.
%rGHhent; & 30 8. Deiber.
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sgfsea Wappert, NusEi gDasusr@
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9etnrf0 gees SER.
81 Fur go!tssrt irtF6 feline Gsre@nuns gfna5ts*Gz
,I8adrS H. q.
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80 NJ N er ga Rrplan.
IN pub had SpHntaB. ben %. @lai 1865.

NNsWA 41O0s
p . 3lge 1oropdrt8. .'4" %
a%drIto4a 4cceuIcoatipu go. ] ...........7. 20 Bsru.
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PGrsisHHf3 ACCOMMODATION. -. .........2 .50 Na1ul.
(srftcu AccoutUbatipu Np. 3 90
@tit8burg linS &rts @rpreB3ns. :. ..... 800 3
%itEo1nrg unb &lnilo .grpve6aug ........lO.o0
.s.f.. ..- Bulge gonarts. ..f a.s a..
Gilt8blr9. &lmira uno &rie Srpressaa. . 90 gcr,n.
&GrftCli ACCOMMODATION 30. 2 ...........S.1
Sarri$Dgr Accommodation. ~! ~. .I2.2 20 ypo@ru.
DOf3n8 IE $50. .Ei
BARTON Accommodation $40. ..a7. 90 -a
De' Eiits5ur9 G~rpreB3us se9t burg, eEae bic Cars III
me@isln. "'i ".'
Der 1906 Grprs85us se9t tdsli@. 5.c +" Isl.
Ser 800 @rpre68r9 ge9t tdglt4, au5geuorimen sautsz
ta98, uae 5arri5burg, Pitteburs une Grie. "
Ser io.0u NbeUc8 GrrreeSuQ; 5onntags, mas 6orris.
eprg, 8tttsbura ruEo Dem 9Bsftn nse, foap1t taaGd an.
au89erpmmen U(ontag@, e.r- a-..r. -
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men Gautha58. A'..' t'7t" a.
Der @Df5uq 5spt tasliG, GisaeuOutmen gDnnntoos
Ser Sarri86urG GecomobationBug 9ebt tGeliS, Gonntoos
auagenouiner. Die Bcf> unh @rrres,Hoe bateu ,piIben
Baltimore unb Barton mid ell. '
@ofs rah &rpreB;i9e ae6en in Serbinbuna nit Der
BennipIOania Central iieubapu In Sarri8bure fir Bits
surg, 9iepelano, Columbus, Cincinnati, 9nbianarolis,
Fort ggdbng, @Gicasc uub AMEN gIIsen bes aroffen Nez
feas, lHu5 in'glmiro nit ser Stem gort @rie GiIenbn5n
MOO aaep Btdeeu I'M n5rbliGer, u~aittlern anS uefIiteu
Stem g0rt. ... ....
Ra5are qnsfunii mirs am @al0ertFr. Depot ertssiEt.
t 3. 81. Drbatrt,
M H>s r ..-H Sen. Superintendent.
Ger. Ssrnhtr II. gaHnoiersWoeut. (S.,oA
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as$~ asl Dreimal Die Wo6e!
ss Sracbfs2inte

mad. WetctabUr0 mo Nl6mpno,
Mat uHb mad Dtenest, s. September, tSerten unfre Dana
pier Don Bier Gbeeten rtt frI9t: sat. 4l,c.ae 4H ASIA
Gen 4tettfr. gDburf note 9r1ttfr.
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= emit II ID 81 pIans jeben Samfag;
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fur gltttnSrt' an b~enelbeu E6SeN, ma
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tSetnf unnIdbure rDn Gttern BET ptefer 4inte.
2sreser tra6t une pafast Reahe man aa an szs@~%
S. Brahstir IT,,
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Dr. Qannpe in 0De!or, &1mins
ra ua.1-t rcim SS0nnDOeG,

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ar. Vdntpe fu GOS4Gr, &Duifes
.a.-- reid &GnnDUer,
seiIf nit isiaen ats ben betIfamfen unb f~rdfttefen .Rr6a
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betten, ne Ate aus u TreecInastgtetttn TN Mte9en cbeT Slu''
eutitebens dts b fnb ~ 3l g! as-l'i
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6dmDrrbeiben, GbDlerazAnfdle, 9iarrbae, So
liten 8rearubr, S6pinOeI, 9Idbungen, &ppf<
d I6mers, Nitbnta, taItes 6ieber, @pilepiie.
Sn aatn bt len gaaen 10 bas 9s. eampeTGe g Ittia
(per Bottle 81 6 Bottles fur $sl unfeblbar unb rtrtt fptcrt.
Ge9en obrUniid9en (reraItetenl- Reconnaissance
1T bic DIT. eamptf9e u beu ma tt s IN - Sslbe
ser gpy g., 6 Tprer fur $5G-in lGrtert9en 5aNsn Ett
benz GltTtr srBIetA an9emanbtf d9er. ..--fas
Scr Raturb0ftpa Gaript tn @psIds BAT tInea 10 6rpsen
8uf bas potientin aus aaea- Etetler .ber g8tlt ~ tta,
~fr6nen; Ct Bat 901l3 Napoleon i'm Sabre 1862pca esneF
3uderbarnyubr. bic dIs .~unbtilbGr erflGrtg0ar. furt1t uEh
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- Sn 81lttrtorG BET IL &cGeIef & Co., -SetG q. -9aRee, 3
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pa GSenue, Naf5tratpn. Q. G.
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soon in the hands Of the smiy,rmidons Of The
iam.s Stains ~oi blood were traced from,
| the bedroom to the edge of a cliff, where
marks Of a .scuffle were !onnd. He was
indicted for murder, and defended by ccun.
tsel.,.. Every effort was made TO save his
! life, and bis life was savedA-but not In the
way our readers may imagine.
l. The interest Of this terrible drama is
|e6hanced by the fact thatfthe unfortunate
man was engaged to- a beautiful young girl,
who was present at -his trial, believed to
| the last in his Innocence, and left him,
! after. a heart-rending interview, in the con.
demusd~ celh q th:@t r!e,'e
| 1nthoss good old days, men we're not
fhanged 1n front Of f-country jails- but on an
adiacentcommonc considered suitable for tho
spectacle The vicaim, in this instance, was
taken to the plaessof execution aud con-
structivefy, strangled. When the laws
last vengeance had been, wreaked, shep.
herd, wapdesing. near. the spot, heard . low
moan, nahd' cls, sdo%n- the pendant half
choked man. HE re animated, in his rude
way, this creasure vhom Proyidsnce would
ssena to have saved by means unirsculousas
ever such lpterposition could be. He as-
sisted his escape, And communicated with
bis now still mora frantic betrothed, whose
! relations supplied the necessary money for
fight. He. was placed on board vessel
in. the channel bound for. Barbados; and
tho 6rst man he met in Bridgstown was the
brother for whose mnraer he had been
wholly convicted and halfhangad. Their
interview may be imagined. Earnest had
fiett Walter asleep; he had been seized with
= violent fit of bleeding at the nose, which
would account for the bIeod upon the pill.
/ |loR, and for similar stains which, as L have
stated, were tsaced to tho cliff. How be
fe4 into the hands Of smugglers has already
be- en- narrated. This, of course, we'll au.'
thf foticatel, but rather improbable .tory.
proves the infalGbilitys Of the twelve in.
tel,;gent men, 1t is human to err, and il
lis human TO err on the side of mercy. q
THE ELoPEMESr.
About forty years ago, gentleman WAS
tried and convicted upon circumstahtial
evidence Of the murder Of his niece She
was heard to exclaiun, don't kill me, uncle;
don't kill meP and that instant a pistol or
fowling- piece was fred of. Upon these
circumstances the gentleman was convicted
and eyecuted Nenr twe1ve months .ltor
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6ireanstantial Evidsoee.
That circumstantantial evidence cannot
always 81 strictly relied on. ia proved oy
che melancholy, fact that innocent men
and women have bAen legally murdered il,
England; witness Eliza Fenniug, Ambrose
Gwynett, and many other cases.
TEE BROTHERS.
Who has not heard Of the story Of the
two brothess7' Twenty different versions
exist, many OF them equally Incorrect
They travelled to seaport town together;
an argument, vociferously conducted, ensued
after dinner; they slept ia a double. bedded
room; one Of the brothers rose at o'clock,
.-of fine summer morning, and wandered
to cliff. He was seized by smugglers,
whom hs detected il. buying puncheons Of
spirits. They were too amiable 70 murder
him, and ,nersly put h,Ip on board vessel
which was bound for the, West Indies.
Meanwhile his brother, who, after his port
wine and altercation, had slept the calm
sleeps Of innocence, awoke in the unotuias
to find his brothers pillow covered wit b
blood, and his brother missing. 1t can be
easily believed that when he rang the bell
aud summoned the landlord, his protesta-
tiens Of innocence were fruitless, and he was
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fHEe0LUMBIk N l PHlENIX.

Ifrom the faolA
"a FstA nsf hEorts, 10y (.
Psacs TO the dssdi though the siles ars elill.
lad the NeEss~ wind wIileAhs eoarse and thill;
PsSes 70 the dead though the living shake |.
Psses 20 shs dead though peace isnot
In the regal dome or the paaapsr cot =
Pssss 70 the dsadr there's psSce, We trust,
With the pale dEsamers in the DUST
Rssss ssd pansiss guard them wall, -
Tinging triumph snt immortsllGs
Ni1ilns cf doubt, We bend the'knse 49,
4, 7s tho Kings and queens Of mysterYl -.
Sterms sud ennshias, mist and rain,
De "a mock at their nlarblesdoOrs IN vaini
AID "a. sspulehral cliffs Of night :. -
De ys rice TO appeal tn heir shadoMsd sighta
o darxnsss, thy mission is not just
To the pale drssmers in the dustf -
Peace 70 The dead afar aud near.
II foids Of satin or hsgssra bier;
Mhsshar they. sleep. in the &iSk: ytrd mound.
or bleach in the guEisd seas profound:
:. Garnersd by Times dull scinaetar, ,.i.->
Or cleft In the scaslst felda Of war.
sGQdless is he who breaketh ths<crust -
OF s-psst, Ger the drsamers in the dusti
Peace TO the mother. there bsguIied
With her frozen Higher breathlsss child;
Peace tdsths father and his mate -
Peace te the lowly and ths great
fease, to the mafdsns Is they rest
Withahs eross en- th6 cold ahd wAxeu breast
Peace to the seldisE. blossom Ind Sad.
For he 4oh with the sacrament of blood;
= Peace to the dsadl there's pace, We trust,
With the pale dreamsrs in the dusa
.Fathsf, ii peace = not with thsm,
WhsfS shsN ~ sssk for shs subtle gent
lis net of the earth, for W. less it here.
Aud dsath i the gate of the golden sphere.
Father, thy msroies easnot cease
Crush ~. but give thy slespe=- peass;-
1oits q: ,Rsdeemar. If thos muat.
Bat pardon the are.msrs il the duet
JAMES r. RANDALL.