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, 1865-08-29

Ing mrtc 10 give them splendid welcome and On
1rrtainmcnt- Chicago Will tend the following zen
tiemen rs tie delegation which will represent the
State Of 1ilino:A: r. Groth, George Scoie, and H.
schuclt, .Er +. Nnaf WILL preside during the ses-
tinn ol tic ConyeuIon, md Mr. Groth as Scereta,y.
Tue people Of Colorado will vote on the
Stutc question one week from today, Scutcmb<r
5th. In ll'eir nddrcss accompanying: The Constitu.
Lon, 1lr Committee q the Denver Conyration
make several strong points in fayor Of Stnte oreni
raticn, one Of Which Is that there hasn't been
judlc il tile Territory fur 1ft1,e months, and INT
ono JUDGE worth having al uny time eipce tic Ter
riiu1s wae c1ranzcI. IaDd titles nrc all tnsc,t!cd
s,y present arrangements, and chcu carried before
thu Cour.. hnyc been unlalrly adtu0icated. upon
Tie proposed Constitution declares nil sluatteE
titles Legal. dattng from the very first organization
OF tic iuchuate Territory Of Jefferson"
But: :crtird's Overland Despatch, In which
ChIca:o cp!,alfste are largely interested, Will here
after lakc lnw.cncc Kanaaa, their initial point at
The East and are concentrating there the immense
machinery required In their operations. Iheif
rouic, Known rs the Smoky Ht1l ROUTE is 130 mlea
sEortel Il Denver than auy other in use. and has
tEtlhitney Of wood and water. Coal deposits eevcn
deet thick have t,ecn discovered for seventy flee
along tue smo.y Hill. The company bave on the
way 1son lie East, zoo mules, eG0 yoke Of oxen and
aoon' III wagons. Passenger coaches will be start
ca as foon IS tic Missouri Pacific Railroad IL COM
Tleted 70 LaaEcnec, which will bc In about four or
Fix weeks.
Mini. Gen. Thomas, commaadinp Mt Nash.
Sil'c. t1as appointed Gen z. u. Tower. Col. Nm,
T. Mclall. A!hcst Fink, Esq. Of Louisville Walter
Mcqueen. Of Schenectady. n. T., md !. Fn-n.-
Eorlh, E<q.. Of Madison. Ind, n Toara ~ -.
Iratscrs. with hfator s. C. kellogg a. rtcoracr :,
sarsa;r The terms for turning ose1 to t,cir Iz,sc.
live tctpo:rtfons Ill railroads nov held md en.-
It'd fsV 3ff ,nra or4 I'm
, 1865-08-29

Negro Suffrage In South Carolina.
NEW YoRK, Ang ss.-The Washington sp,clal to
The New York 1SnHs says:
From highly intelligent gentlemen tfom South
Cnrolinn, VIC learn thar The question Of suffrage
carona politicians, in settling the basis Of repre-
sentattoA n that State. 4 strong party will be In
fyor Of fixing 1t on tho white baslf, willie the low
country interests have heretofore controlled The
legislation Of the State by the prcpoutlerancc Ia
slayes. To insist now on the negro forming any
portion Of the basis Of representation will he more
os less compromising upon the question Of negro
euQr.ce,
, 1865-08-29

Railroad ....... .vor,,o ex,.&o~.-

Railroad .o,,aa,.-vor,ra sfas,ers-
-cn' 1tay1ss Health.
~, o1TEEss ~ r. s MGSEoE, Az zA nalelSh train
two men were killed.
Tha 2. 3. steamer Memphis arrived here to-day
from New York, pid Annapolis, ,yhither she had
conroycd the q. $. Steamer Savannah.
The schooner Nc..h c...h Pacific, with load ot coal,
which sslnk on the 5th instant, on sunalrs Point
has been aiscd by Cnpt. Lcwts, Of New York, and
toscd to Norfolk to.tlay, where she will discharge
her coal
The tug Moses Wood arrived ct Norfolk With
The freight Of the George Loring.
The cleaner Baltic arrived to:t1ay rom City Point
motives for Annapolis.
JET. Qavie Is we'll
, 1865-08-29
13rnt.

New ToRK, Aug. GA riot occurred at East
New York yesterday. Many persons were assaulted
BY rowdica. ard some badly beaten Several street
cars were demolished, and houses In the vicinity
danagcd. The rioters continued to annse them
selves until the police interfesed.
, 1865-08-29
Ercrs. Gan Er,,tte{xrc

San Francisco. Aug. 2t-The Shanghai papers
advice the thorough cleaning Of the city IN antci
patton Of the advent Of the Russian plagne.
BAN FRANCISCO, aug a5.-The steamer Golden
City has arrived hom Panama with newE from HOMO
!nln to the 18th Of Jnty. Two casgocs. OF coolies
had arrived for plantation labor.
A private letter says the Japanese Government
has conceded bali an acre Of Land on the coast at
hdea1er for depot for the projected ca1ifor
MA and China Steamship Company.
, 1865-08-29
Gounter1eats on Trcnsury Notes.
From the Washfnrton f.hronf~,n


Much apprehension exists in rcsnrd IN the
countertcitinC of the national issues Of notes,
and we have taken pains TO inform ourselycs'
through the proper officers Of tho 1rens1,ry''
10 the end that the public may be CORRECTLY
informed Of the matter.
Allthe postal and fractional currency. bnth
that printed In New York and that printed nt
the 1rcasury. except the very latest issues
printed at tie Treasury, have been counter
fcited.
Nearly all the denominations Of the So
called "crccnback" or t'le.sal lender notcs
printed ID New York have been countcrtclted
Or altered 10 lii gher denominations, riz:,
Ores-both counterfeitea and altered to
tens.
Twos-altercd to flftIes.
Twenties-co -counterleited.
F1ltics-counterfeited
One hundreds c0unterfclted.
None Of the notes {cxcept fract}onaD Which
have been printed in the Treasury have been
conntcr(eited. The five, si1, seycn-and-threc-
.eaths nss per cent notes, compound interest
,notcs. DC, have nil so far escaped imitation
y Tue conntedeiters. It Is only those print
sna..aE ~ ~ NeE York that have been successfully
1stato. 1.ns The currency of the national banks
tn uas ~ 3ct been countetteitcd, notwithstand-
" 1.. tns seports TO that elect. These notes
were designed at the Treasury Dcpartment
ana executed In New York, When tbey are
cAecuted according to the original dcsi1u. It
Is believed they, like the I've, sir. and seyen
and-t PR cent notes. viii dcfy The
connterlelters' skllL
, 1865-08-29

Phil ADE1ru1A, Aug. 13-The Philadelphia Vol
unleer netreshment Saloons closed at noon TODAY,
aitet having, during foHr years and three months
entertaining all eoldiers passing through the cty,
numbering 1,a0,0 900 persons, without expense to
the soldiers or the Government. The Union Saloon
will. however, still be used to entertain returning
yctc11s u loug o. there are funds In the treasnrY
, 1865-08-29

iuguest relative 10 tho fatal collision on the on
Creek railroad, Pa-, On Thursday Last, returned q
yerdtct charging that + resulted rom negligence On
freight train, and requesting the Coroner 10 Issue
warrants for their apprehension. The Jury also say
that lives are constantly In risk On this road Ii
, 1865-08-29

GGnIIsc1oN, Vt, Aug. 28,-A1rs. Ephrslm Gris-
void, wealthy old lady .Thn resides IN tho western
part Of Willistor, vt, about serenity miles from
his city, was found in her barn tzntal1y murdered
ncr husband was absent from h1me ut the time.
The pespef1atot Of The deed Is as yet unknown A
large amount Of money was in th, house, which Is
Missing. - -. -
, 1865-08-29

New York, Arg. a5.-Ihe sensational despatch
abouk minister from Maximillian to President
johnson, presenting himself to the Secretary oI
State with q letter oi coincidence on the death ot
conveys as much Information to the state depart,
ment as to the public. eiothins Is known here oil
hny such minsler, my such letter. or any such In
tcryfcw.
, 1865-08-29

that Jef, Il iu1ous In his deuunciations OF Hunter
and Stepheng, whom he accuses Of deliberately be-
traying the Southern cause into the hands OF the
fGnkees. *'uad these two men," said Jea, ''sepre-
senting as they did the weakened conservative
sentiment In the South, stood firm, the Southern
cause would d'hasc tr1umphed." JEFF. appears to be
perfectly Indifferent to his fate hut still does not
think the full punishment for his crime will be
visited upon him. He told the officer that be had
less care upon hts mind now and felt easier than he
did when he was President Of the confeaezacy.
ONO SURGEONS.
Since The commencement OF the rebellion, Ohio
has furnished to the Medical Volunteer stsr Of the
army forty-tse surgeons and aasiatant surgeons,
twenty OF whom arc stl In service. This Of course
docs net include The 1egimcntal surgeons.
TIE CH1yNGTos CounT MARTIAL
Last January Gen. Curtis, commanding the de-
partnent OF Kansas, was ordered by Gen HalIeck,
to convene military commission In Colorado for
The Investigation Of Col Chiyingtoa's conduct In
the massacre Of Indians at Sand Creek In
thai Territory. Officers on duty in Colorado were
detailed for the purpose, and they assembled at
Denver City, allowed ChiYington to be present. 10
oes question Witnesses introduced In behalf Of the
Government and Introduce csfdence In bis defence
The report Of the Commission was then delivered
to the District Commander, at Denver, to be by
him cent through the regular military channels to
the War Department. The report, which should
have been received here months ago, has not Jet
arrived and 1t Is believed that 1t has been destroyed
This failure to receive the report may account for
tho fact that the War Department has taken no Off.
cal action to bring Chyiugton to trial for his out
rageous conduct 1T Sand Creek.
rAHpoNEp.
Two Vi.gfnta rebeIa, Of the Sc, 100 class, we're
amuesticd to-day by the President
, 1865-08-29

accidentally Nrotvncd-Seyerc Storm
Batteries Mustered Ont.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
. N1LwATKEE, Aug. IS.
Albert Lees, male Of the schooner Ardent, acci-
dcutallj thrown overheard and drowned nj North
Point, was resident Of Shetoygan. Tic leaves
vile and three children.
A heavy etorm passed o7er this city last night
and this morning. Rain fell torrents, and nura-
ber Of houses were struck BY lightning but no ee.i
one damage was done.
Batteries 4 and D. Wisconsin heavy artillery, ar
rived yesterday, md were entertained at the Sol
dIeYas Home
, 1865-08-29

Conference of the African N. E. Church
-1nterestili. Statfst1cs-T1ie Hancock
Teachers 1nstitutc-PolitIcnl, Person-
nj and Mllgtnry-The Lincoln 1onu~
ment Eund-Gcn. Grant to Visit tile
State EAirs
, 1865-08-29
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1865.

duck-shootfns expedition yesterday, was Killed by
The accidental discharge Of his gun. -
On Saturday last Geo. Cleveland, mate Of The
lost steamer Pewahic, was arreated By the U. s.
Marshal on warrant Issued by The United States
District Court and lodged In Jail.
, 1865-08-29

New TonK, Aug. 2S.-Dr. franklin T1thtll, for
Mcrly as=cciatc editor or the New York pty Times,
aud fur two years a member nf the Legislature,
lied at bfs residence in The lattcr city yesterday.
, 1865-08-29
A New Rebcl1Ion In China.

4 New Rebellion In China.
NEW ToRK, Ane. as,-The latest advtces from
China are to juno end A new rebellion Is ep7ead-
ing rapid1y and the rebels have advanced Eithlu !
hnndred miles OF pekin, where they occupy strong
position. The authorities Of Pektu have applied
Tor British military officers to come to their relief
Col. Burretine Is In custody Of the Aardarins,
who refuse 10 give him up 10 the deulnds of The
AYrer4rau Cnr4u1
, 1865-08-29

Bos1os, Aug. a8.-In Concord Mass, Inst week,
young man, named NichaeI a1c31anus. was found
dead on the Rcafold OF 4 bara with bullet wound
through his head. Bryan Mcdonald, uncle Of SIC.
MnnGs, has been arrested On suspicion OF having
perpetrated the decd.
, 1865-08-29

NEW ToHK, Aug. aa.-Ou Friday last an officer OF
authority called On Jef. Davis, who announced
bns sn e. b es and ssht ias y;
e1ysipelas In speaking of Werz, Davis eaid be
had never seen or heard Of him before bis arrest,
adding That from what he knew Of Winder's having
believe be would be guilty Of eIch awful ocis of
tnhrmanity IS arr Laid to his charge. -
, 1865-08-29
NUMBER so.

reached. It Is srdto contain ovcr tssrutJ negro
soldiers, who hare, Of course all perished.
Gen. THONGS has severely rcprimandci Col
Blackburn and Supf. Quinn for their cowardIy and
rnotcer like attack Gen, Wheeler, aud promised
Them q Court Martial had they not been mustered
o1tof service.
, 1865-08-29

Il 1ECuE1 2LT00uS III Fft*pECT~
New TORE, Aug. a9.-Tbe JyoEsds Washington
special says the order relative to passports ior
pa1oled prisoners Is sigual for general emieFa-
don OF prominent rebels led hy Gen. Lee, rho will
itary campaigns. Among others preparing to 20 afc
Generals tonsstteet, Ewell Deaurc,ar1, D. q. Fill.
Wheeler, Malone, Bnckner and Gardner. 1t Is prob
allie that they will 10 accompanied by hundreds or
1cSser fanE
, 1865-08-29
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Important from, Lonlsiann-ERebcl Cot
ton 10 be Seixcd--UnEou Meetings Mt
Slrcveport-Tl,e President Endorsed
The Crops in Louisiana aud Alabama
Military Matters In Texas-AGaIrs
a. ErfFttn
, 1865-08-29

NASHVILLE, Aug. e9-ThIr:eeu bodies. fra of
them Ehites. hare been recovered fom the wreck
near Reynolds Station. One car Underneath shc
othesn and In The bed Of the stream u not ret
, 1865-08-29

TAnnr1oWy, n. r, Aug. a28-The afternoon train
from Albany, broke IN axle At East Hsyeys,raW.
whereby five or stx cars were thrown from the trac
One man, who was catching 1ide, had ono Of his
legs and arms broken No one else IVES hurt.
, 1865-08-29

a TTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS.
= There viii be Special Cone1aye Of Apollo Com.
Mia2nGG!5 ii21 No r. atiheIr Masonic Temple,
thls llUEsDAIl efc-fnz It IL clock. Work on K T.
au.5k952-lt a. NJ EENNETr Errorder -
, 1865-08-29

NEW YORK, Arg. Ga frc broke out in the
srrlay Courier Office to-tlny, doing damage to the
amount Of 5000. The paper warehouse Of ]. Van
WInkle YVES damaged By water considerably.
, 1865-08-29

Hunters and Stephens Applications
far Purdon-Fe1nn1e Pardon Brokers
Reducing the Medical Force-Che
ChIvtngton Court Martial.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WAsHIS0IoS, Aug. g.
a1ss. r. II. 7. Hunter wns escorted to the White
House this morning by Secretary Seward, and
dlrough his Influence obtatned prirnte interview
with The President relative to the release of her
husband, who Is desirous of1savins the country for
ever
TIE nEBEL VICE PRESIDENT.
Gov. Joe Brown, of Georgia. aud A. Il. Stephens
brothcrIn-law, epeceedcd n obtaining IN audience
with the President. The object Of their visit was 10
obtain the rclcasc from confinement OF the rebel
Vice President The President listened attentfvely
to what they hsd 10 eaY, and, after they were
through. politely informed them that he had not
ye. decided on the matter, and that when be did
decide he would let them know.
FEMALE PARDON nRoKEE5.
1t is noticeable fact that female pardon brokers
arc becoming less numerous and less pe1inaclous
than they were previous to the raid made upon them
By The newspapers, and on pardon brokers In gen.
cra1, By the President
REDUCTIONS oF TIE MEDICAL FORCE.
The volunteer medical force Was sti further reduc-
ed to-day by the muster out Of twcnty-one surgeons
aud assistant surgeons.
PERSONAL
Surgeon Ttos. II. Getty, q. 8. n, has been az
signed 10 duty as Medical Director Of the Depart
ment Of Arkausas.
DAVIS on THI RAMPAGE.
An officer On General Gsant'e stat, who recently
had an interview with The rebel cxpkesldent, says
, 1865-08-29

Gov. Thoughts Recovery HOPELESS.
CLEVELAND, Aug. sa.-Goy. Brough Is r,nch
worse. There il no hope OF his recovery. Dea,i,
may occur al any moment.
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PREVENT We.

DIR. J. II. JOSsELYN's celebrated Prevent
i've for Married Ladies can be obtained only
at the Institute. Price, ten dollars.
Warranted to prevent pregnancy. Can Os
used without any Inconvenience, and Is gooU
for.ane year II directions are followed.
The Magnetic Preventive IL not InJurious:
but is conducive to health, and carr be used
without the knowledge Of any one but the par
ty using it.
To sum up, there is no place where the med
ical profession Is practiced In the State o. Cai'
ifOrnia wherein the same amount Of sclentine
attachments are employed, and, consequently
where the AFFLICTED can BE- so we'll treated ana
be as sure Of cure, as ut the ELECTKO'
PATHIC INSTITUTE, CAS- Washington stTesaI
(south side,) few doors below Kearneys san
Francisco.
Reader, II you are sick and need medical
assistance, call there before employing any
one else, and judge for YOURSELF You ~ n.
there find the best consulting, as well As sns
best operating talent in the State, toge.ns.s
with the only Electropathic instrument "a
can he depended upon In the curative pFocCSs.s'
Medicines sent to all parts Of the STATE - -.
gon and Nevada, upon the receipt OF Ie''''
describing the case. ,oa.
All letters must be addressed to J. b: yVc'
sELYN, N. D., Resident Physician, necuO
pathic Institute. .,sor
with any other establishment or Institute -
this city.
|" All letters ans Wered with pEomPtnssSSs
and pleasure, and the utmost secrecy OOss..
ed. Address -- ..
j. III. JOssELYN, M D''
ELECTRoPATnIC INSTITUTE,
6S Washington Street,
KranffReO,
Aprili5-sml ran 1IA"'''''
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TIE WAY TIE MONEY GoEs.-Simeon
Draper, Collector Of New York, was sent
to Savannah to take charge of the cotton
found there, after the capture of the city.
The New York Express says that Mr.. d.
took with him his son, as an assistant
The cotton was weighed, and the son
charged one per cent. on its value for two
weeks labor-amounting to one hundred
and eighty thousand dollars and the
amount was allowed Commenting on
the above, the New Hampshire Patriot
says: "TO allow such monstrous fee,
at any time, but especially when the
country is groaning under debt and taxa.
ton, is no better than swindling, and is q
swift witness. 70 the downward tendency
Ofpublic and private morals. Yet, not q
word of rebuke do We hear from the Lin.
coin presa"
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TIE Poor WHTES.-As . nation we
have done much, sacrificed much, suffer-
ed much for the "pOor negroes of the
South" In thinking Of their wrongs and
in endeavoring to right them, we have
quite forgotten or treated with heartless
indifference the sufferings Of the industri-
Gus and deserving poor whites. We have
no sympathy, no words Of encourage
ment, for them. No 'large, enthusiastic
and patriotic meetings" are held for their
benefit. No pious and tender-hearted
Beecher or Bellows or ChesVer lectures in
their behalf. To be white and poor is
crime, with the philanthrvpiO c8zFAstaRS
of the Beecher school. The melancholy
"Song Of the Shirt" finds daily exempli-
f1cation in New York and other Eastern
cities. We learn from our exchanges that
the sewing girls ofNew York are attempt
ing to better their condition by striking.
The attempt will be useless. 1t is the
struggle Oft very weak against the very
strOng-of poverty against wealth. The
highest price given for shirt making is
62A cents per dozen, and the poor over
worked creatures say, that by working
from twelve to fourteen hours day they
can make six. Thirty cents day, pay
able in greenbacks, barely sufices to pay
their board in the lowest house in the
city. Shoddy contractors, who employ
these sewing girls, make thousands OF
dollars weekly. The poor girls are pow
erless; they must accept the wages of the
contractors or be driven to beggary or
shame. e..
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To EENALES

Your delicate orga nIrations should betIeat'
ed with great scientific care Al the Institute
you will find kind physician, who can tonee
discover your disease or trouble, ard sympA-
thiEe with you In yOurAAfiiction. Should you
be irregular you can get relief, no matter WA!
may be the cause. You need not fear to cal
on account Of the delicacy Of consultation;
for the utmost secrecy will be insured a al
times, and the Resident Physician will treAA
you in the most honorable manner, giving you
all the assistance and advice, both medical
and surgical, that you may require.
|" Prirafe apartments especially Jo'
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COMPLIMENTARY TO TIE ABOLITION Press.
The following, from the Congressional
Globe, is the compliment paid by Thad.
Stevens, the leader of the Abolitionists in
the lower House of Congress,to the Abo-
lition press of New York. 1t must be
pleasing to Raymond and Greeley to be
told by the leader of their party, who is
doubtless well-informed on the subject,
that their papers are infamous and libel
ous"; and it must be especially gratifying
to have it stated on the floor Of Congress
and placed in the public records of the
country:
Mr.. Stevens-I say that papers which con-
tain such libels upon members of this House
have no right to a representative here. say
that these papers, and especially those in New
YORK; do not speak of any except those be-
longing to our own side of politics, for know
no others-have become SO infamous, so libel
Gus and so calumnious, if we venture to differ
from their dogmas, that scarcely day passes
that some one on this floor 10 not attacked 10 >
most foul manner"
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A SCATHING REBCKE.-It will be recol-
lected that President Lincoln, in a mes,
sage to Congress, declared his doctrin
to reconstruct the Union,when one.tenth
of the people of the Southern States would
manifest such desire. Upon that doc
trine, subversive of republican institutions,
uenry Winter Davis, an able and fearless
Abolition member Of Congress from Mary
land, thus commented in late speech
The Presidents plan is monstrous, but
that did not prevent his party from ap-
proving it. A few brave spirits had the
courage and independence to oppose it,
and among them none more eloquently
and indignately than Davis:
"But there are those who would have one.
tenth of the people gov ern all the people. There
are those who would organize into oligarchies,
like the common council of Alexandra, TO suck
the blood Of great States, degrade the character
and exasperate the temper Of the people of
proud commonwealth, and send their tools
here to legislate for my constituents.
"Sir, My successor may vote as he pleases
But when leave this Hall there shall be no
vote from the Third Congressional District of
Maryland, that recognizes anything but the
body and mass of the people of any State as
entitled to govern them, and TO govern the peo-
pie that represent, And they who may wish
to substitute one.tenth, or any other fractional
minority, for that great power Of the people to
govern, may take, and shall take the odlum. -
Ay | shall brand it upon them that in the
middle Of the nineteenth century, in the only free
Republic that the world knows, where alone
the principles of popular government are the
rules Of authority, they have gone to the dark
ages for their models, revving the wretched
examples of the most odious Governments the
world has ever seen, and propose to stain the
national triumph by creating wretched, low,
vulgar, corrupt, and cowardly oligarchy 10
govern the frcemen of the United States-the
national arms to guaranty and enforce their
expressions. Not by my vote, sir not by my
vote
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d -
CONVICTED OF MURDER. a..
the following from the Grass Vslls~
National Of the 10th inst.
The case Of Robt. Dodge, cbarpsN
with the murder Of Mark P. Han An
mock, at Allison Ranch, on the An
Of January last, was given to the iurv
Saturday night. On Sunday morn.
ing they returned = verdict Of puiltv
Of murder in the first degree. EIey.
en- were for conviction and ons dgob,.
full until morning, when the doubtful
juryman became satisfied and-soIsj
for conviction. Upon hearing A..
verdict, Robert Dodge turned I'M
brother and said =" That's cool H..
but l can stand 1t, and die like =
man." He made this Observable
With great GOODNESS. Its the 49,
ton Of his counsel to appeal the cssA
to the Supreme Court. The testi.
mony was entirely circumstantial.~
1t will not, however, be published
until after the trial Of 10 Dodge :.
an accessory to his brother. TIP.
Hawley and G. L. Waters conducted
the prosecution, and Judge BeIden.
Dibble & Byrne, Z. w. Masliu and
Cornelius Taylor were for the de.
tense. The case was one Of absorb.
ing interest, and still excites public
attention to an extraordinary degree.