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Elecsic Medical Iaffrlnasy
IN THE LAnIFS

DR HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies whe
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No.
Temple Street, which they will find arranged for
their especial accommodation - sfi9 ,77l11s
Or. III g Electic Renovating Medicines are unrival
81 IN eflcacy aud superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain OF producing reliei in short time
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases of OBJ.
VAN 1t is purely vegetable, containing nothing in
lne least injurious to the health and may bo taken
with perfect safety at all times.
oenIto any part of the ceuntry with full drections
by addressing DIR. HUGHES.
q NO. 8 temple Street, corner of Middle, Portland.
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Sanitary Commission.

Office The U S. Sanitary 0om.mission, \
623 Broadwey, N. II. Dec, TO- 1884. ! Y
HON. ISR AEL WASHBURN, JR., Of Portland,
IL Maine, has consented to accept the duties OF
General Agent of the Commission for Maine, and
s hereby appointed such agent by authority of the
Commission ,Tt IA fsf-,r yaa.rsT -.a s1-s
He will be ready to furnish advice to the friend
OF the COMMISSIONS work throughout the State. =
All money contributed in Maine tor the use of the
persons designated by him. agiuA iiGaiiuii3n03
hon, Mr.. Wsshburn. is the sole agent recognized
by the Commission for Maine.
SOC q or % J.FoSTER JENKINso eli ifai
3daig aeczSd&wtfo uoiisaa0l General Secretary. Il
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FOR SALE.

'hE subscriber offers 70, sale his Farm on the
!! = read between Sac,arappa and Gorham 1t con-
grass land. There is on tae farm ne srory bonss
carriage mouse and barn 81 feet by so, with good
eedar een una r II 1t has good orchard with a6out
'oy y00uuhg UT trees. JOHN M. ALLEN, 8f-rl01I
'u tn 3I ,a si8s54esf Saccarappa.
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Bare Chance for Business.nse
ITO any one desiring an interest in long and well
a. established paying business, IN this city, can
hear ofsuch an opportunity by addressing rfoiI
mar4dtf Ha gn1 BUSINESS, Box 1886.
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Chicago, Illinois.
Leave Your Demands for COLLECTION
At b. D. VERRILL'S
LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE,
No. liz Middle ST., Portland. ,janlst,
Provost NEarsIial's Office.

-.a4 3 k1Ela@sl PoRTLAED. March II, 1855 3
pY order of Major K. NJ. Littler, s.. X @. A.
1D A. Pro. Marshal Geseral, Augusta, Maine, the
following Circular is pub'ishee.
~. ~ = CHARLES III. DOUGHTY,
I Capt. and Provost Marshal LIST Dist OF Maine
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
.yg Provost Marshal Geaseraps Office.
y = - WASHINGTON d. c., March IL. 1866.

o. 10 : , I -
III conformity with the Proclamation ofahe Prtsi-
dent herewith published, all ofi ers and employees
tion to the receiving and forward ng of such desert
ers as present themselves accordance with its
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N. b.-Ladies desiring may eontult one OF then
own sex. lady Of experience in constant atte,'"
anoe.l ~ IAN l2R6 a
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For Sale.

N;; House No IS Cross street; the lot is large,
WOOL containg about 1000 feet ofland, with plenty OF
hard and soft water. Apply to ait Il e'-.ii
III feb lStf ,aA.-sas -. WIN. CAMMETT.
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And make a wintry sky
Seem bright as early May

Thus may we all be imitators of Him who
came into the world not to be ministered unto,
but to minister. er.-[Child's Friend
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For Sale.
Wood for sale
Fer SaEe.e

Sk::;f House No 26Park street, corner of Gray st.
NAiii For particulars inquire of IU ~
s4As.sA ti8al CHARLES B.. MERRILL 40 srosa
Un the premises 5lsiII, H. slom
y or Edward e. Upham, Commercisl st. marl1d2w
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

end the violation of law that did II. The
Amnesty Proclamation left these men just
where they were before. 1t did not add any
disability 70 them; IL tbey had eommitted
treason they were hmenable to sthe confscs.
tion law which Congress had passed, and
amend. IA 81
-s1n the Amnesty Proclamation he had
offered pardon to some persons, but that he
did not injure any other persons. Would
they like to have the Amnesty Proclsma-
tion removed altogether Would they feel
any easier in that case2 .iHl ITTIU
one 3f fhe deputation. No. But It would
assist US very much if you would extend the
benefits OF the Proclamation to persons
worth over $4,000. .,,-..-
The President replied that in making
that exception he had acted on the natural
supposition that men had aided the rebel.
lion according to the extent of their pecuni.
AIRY means. Did they not know thisi
One Of the deputatioa.-No he didn't
know il. LIACr
The President.-Why, yes you do; you
know perfectly well that it was the wealthy
men of the South who dragooned the peo-
pie into secession. . I lived in thc South,
and l know how the thing was done. Your
State was Overwhelmingly opposed to
secession, your rich men used the press and
bullies nnd your little army to force the
State into secession. Take the $40, 600
clause. Suppose man is worth more than
that now the war is over, and the chances
are ten to one that he made it out OF the re.
5ellion by contracts, &c. We might as well
talk plainly about this matter l don't
think that you are so very anxious about re.
ieying the poor. You want this clause re-
moved so as to enable you to make money
don't youi IL you are very eager to help
the poor why don't you take the surplus
| over the $4,000 you own, and give it tc
theml In that way you'll help them, and
bring yourselves within the benefits of the
proclamation. am free to say To you tina,
think some ofyou ought to be taxed on al
over $4,000 to help the pool. When was
Military Governor of Tennessee l assessed
such taxes on those who had been wealthy
leaders of the rebellion, and'it had good
effect r.f0T st a. .r
One ofthe deput1tion 1T so happens that
none of US were leaders. We staid out a,
long as we could and were the last to &c
IN.
The Presideu,. Frequently those that
went in last were among the worst after
they got in. But be that as it may. Tn
derstand me gentlemen, do not say this
personally. an just speaking of the gen
eral working of the matter. l know there
has been among some an effort to persuade
the people that the Amnesty Proclamation
was injuring them, hy shutting up capita
and keeping work from the p"or, it doe:
| no such thing. Ii that is don. nj nil, it j,
done in consequence "i the violation OF tie
law and the commission OF treason.
The President concluded 10y saying tina
he would look at the papers they presented
but 81 far he had seen no reason for re
! moving the 18th exception.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15
w~THE TRIAL OF Miss MARY HARRIS,

The TRIAL OF Miss MARY HARRIS,
who shot Mr. Burroughs, clerk in the Trea-
eury Department, is now in progress al
Washington, D. G. The defence have sct
up the plea of temporary insanity at the
time the deed was committed. Public SYM
pathy at Washington, runs strongly in favor
of Miss Harris. That she has been greatly
wronged by the deceased there can bc no
doubt.
A number of letters from deceased to &C
cused we're read in court. The following
extract from one of these epistles is fair in
dex of the whole. 1t is dated Monday, Au'
gust 90, 1859, and is addressed to-"Oh
My dear little Rosebud" Burroughs writes
"AIany times had longed for your pic
ture. and let my Imagination dwell upon the
receipt of, but burst not ask you for X, for
reasons will give you if we ever mcet-not
aoo but it is the more grateful, coming as
surprise of such inexpressible delight Real
ly, Molle. as returned from the post office
after receiving it, felt so light could with
difficulty keep the ground | could scarce.
ly avoid flying. l wanted to button hole
everybody met, and show them what l had
got, and it required all the sense of proprie
" could command to keep myself from
ttoing so.
"Oh that beautiful picture! beautiful
beautiful beautiful and my beautiful
beautiful Mollie! What can now say for
ler2 cannot say-words fail me. Could
see her, might perhaps express family
What are my feelings as reawakened by such
isible testimony of her loveliness o. Molle
I'LL l;at h,,,,. 4 4,
'achelor heart into gushing fountain of
lad emotion and warm, genial affection
nd Mollie, dear, darling Mollie, is the
ource and end of all. Would had a hun
red Pixies Peak fortunes to lay at her feet
nd the affection of hundred hearts to
avish upon hur. If another Mollie' were to
ontest the claim to my love she would
tand but poor chance now, if not be.
Jre.
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information Free !
TO NERyous surrSRRRs

Gentleman, cured OF Nervous Debility. Tncom.
potency, Premature Decay, and Youthful Error, ac-
furnish to all who need il, free Of Charge TO
cipe and directions for making the simple remedy
used In his case Sufferers Wishing to profit by the
valuable remedy, can do SO by addressing him at bis
place OF business. The Recipe and full information
-of vital importanee-wll be cheerfully sent by
return mail. Address
..l JOHN OGDEN,
...... 80 Nassau ST., New York.
p. S.-Fervous Sufferers OF both sexes will find
this information invaluable.
Anril lb lHRh Aim
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

A BLACK EDIToR's OPINIoN.-The Biack
'epublican is newspaper IN New Orleans,
lifted By colored man Ga clergyman who
would seem from the following, does not
link that the regeneration of his bre.hern
to be accomplished by voting and tax
nying:
The colorea man and the white man can
ot live together in this country; they must
I'd will have to separate, unless the Con-
ress OF the Nation will give them place
pr themselves, for as it was with Abraham
I'D Lot so it is with US, ard the sooner We
eek home for our rising generation, the
etter it is for us. Our final destiny, so far
can dmly see, is that in three hundred
ears 1t will be rare thing to see colored
van in this country. Like the Indian, our
zee Is destined to become extinct in this
iuntry, unless we move ourselves .
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

'kNToN, MARYLAND, BURNED To ASHES.
, BITTER from Denton, Maryland, brings
he intelligence of the destruction of that
by fire ON the 4th of July. 1t saws:
&c entire business portion of the town
burned on the evening of the 4th. Not
ore, shop or hotel was left and many
lilies were left totally destitute. As the
pie celebrated the 4th with much en-
'lasm, we regret that this terrible fire
;lnated from a rocket thrown in the
'er story of the old f. b. Hardcastle
G." This oGtoward event has entailed
III suffering upon those whom the con
ration has made destitute. Contribu-
IN their behalf may be sent to Rev. A.
ship, S6l Broad street, to Higgins &
.npine, 90 North Fourth street or 10
"a Sixth street, Tract Depository, Phila-
hia. t ..- - -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

WANTED TO SEE HER UNCLE.-The Eas.
N Express of the Sth inst. has the follow,
curiously enteresting paragraph:
Mrs. Brohead, widow of the late Hon.
charo Brodead, visited Washington about
days ago, for the purpose of having an
ewview with her uncle, Jefferson Davis,
owing to the illness of President John
q, she was unable to have her wish graft.
d. She had an interview with Secretary
anton, who showed her all the attention
q gave all the information in his power,
It could do nothing to further the object
her visit.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15
NOlice in DiYNl.cc.

Sarah Baskins, by her next In the Court of Com.
friend Thomas Zerbe, mon Pleas Of Northum-
VS. berland county
George W. Baskins. No. AZ. March T. 1865
Alias subpoena in divorce returned under oath that
the said George W. Baskins could not be found in
the county.
To George W. Bsskins You are hereby notified
Pleas Of Northumberland county, to be held at the
Court lionse in Sunbury, on Monday the 7th day Of
August next, then and there to answer a complaint
made by Sarah Baskins, your wife, and shew cause,
if ary you have why your said wife should not be d
vorced from the bonds uf matrimony with you
WIN, NJ WEAVER, Sheriff
July l, 1865. .......f ... .....-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

cI- Two little boys from Philadelphia,
were drowned in the river at Jersey Shore,
while bathing, on thursday week. They
were pupils at the high School in Jersey
Shore, and expected to leave for their homes
the next morning. the school term having
expired.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

ShamOkin Coal Trade.

TROUSERS THAT NEVER CONE OfF.-A
London daily notices "Mr. Russey. No. 4S2
New Oxford street, the inventor of buttons
for trousers that never Come off" We do
not have that style of trousers in this coun
try, but we have some that the wcarers dis
like TO take off so perfect is the fit and So
elegant the style, We refer, of course, to
thoss ...,,,e at tiin' Brown Stono Cfe.n;"s
Hall of Rockhill IS Wilson Nos. COS and
Cos Chestnut street, above Sixth. -'
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IMPORTANT INTERVIEW.
The Richmond Depaaation and the
President. l.--- --5I-. ~
.s14-
PLAIN TALK" FROM THE ExEoU.
--, TIVE. '-- ''ilA ,t'-
His views Upon tho SEQ 900 Clause.
tFrom the WSsaington, Chronicle. ]

From The Wqshingtonr Chronicle
The President was waited on yesterday
by depntation of Virginia gentlemen who
washed him to alter the Amnesty Proclsma-
tidnsoy striking ont the 18th exception. the
$4,000 clause.) They represented that this
clause intersered with the development OF
,nau..sy X ~ binding SP capi'sl and % op.
they sndesyorsd TO borrow money in The
Northern VI Middle States. they were met
at once by the objection that perhaps. they
had over $50, 900. 1and, ifrthsy had they
could not lend it 70 them. So, they Were
unable "a assiststo work the poor men thst
called np1p them. 4 "a .r,...srrss =
Ths.s eresidsnt reminded then that the
Anles1y Proclametion did not Gauss this
dihruss Nwts tbssampi.ion 81 tsascn
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NJ At RIM MONrAL.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN If you wish to
marry you can do so by addressing me. will send
you, without money and without price valuable in
and speedily, irrespective Of age wealth or beauty
This Information will cost you nothing and If you
wish to marry will cheertully assis you. All let
sent by return mail, and no reward asked. Please
inclose postage or stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself Addrcsf, .-. ..s -, ....
SARAH B. LAMBERT
...t Greenpout,
Kings Co., New York
May 20, 1885. SIN. y ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

ie horse of a Manchester Eng.) gentle
recently hung its head and refused
Some of drops of blood were found
'e horses nostrils, and veterinary sur
recommended bleeding. The gentle
however, decided to send the animal
.or quiet exercise, and ON its return to
stable u live mouse came out of it's
ills
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

w- The last glimmer OF the rebellion
dies out with the surrender of Galveston
There is nothing left to be surrendered. The
old flag once more floats in undisputed au'
thority from Maine to Texas, and peace rests
upon all our borders. ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

The Bridal Chamber. an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men-published
by the Howard Association, and sent free Of charge
in sealed vhvoiopns, Address DR.. J. SKILLIN
HoUGHT0N, Howard Association, Philadelp phia
Pennsylvania.
February H. 1855 ply
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The Rridal Chamber.

The kridal Chamber.
A note of warning and advice to those suffering
with Seminal Weakness General Debility, or Pro
mature Decay, from whatever cause produced =
Road, ponder, and reflect, BE vine in tims.t
Sent Free to any address, for the benefit Of the
afflicted. Sent by return mail Address
r. 2--Asas 2--- JAMES S. .BCTLER,
gSN 40 broadway, New York
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

A ,REMEpY.-zA sure and ,ccrtpin remedy
for all diseases of the stomach and digestive
organs is Hoefalds German Bitters. They
never fail in Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, or
Nervous Debility. The use of bottle or
two will work Wonders. Try them. For
sale everywhere by druggists and dealers in
medicines Mt rs cents per bottle. .-.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

~ The movement in New York to com
the butchers and spectators to lower
price of meats is quite strong one
es O'Reilly contributes some verses ON the
ject. We copy one of the three stanzas:
Pass the word along the line,
Let the butchers come to grief
when we breakfast, sup or dino, .#
; Let Us shun the sight of beef
Let ii be ss flesh of swine
Unto Israel's strict believers;
And, till present rates decline,
Let us all be Anti-beefers!'i ...
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

a Dog Show, in London, recently,
: was on exhibition japanese terrier,
only one in England,) brought from
'hama. 1t has a black tongue, mouth
hroat, black skin, and, for ali that is
,is black inside and out-certainly
,@t can be seeen of him is black.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

A lsenIIeman cured OF Nervous Debility,
"A Premature Decay, and the effects of youthful
indiscreton will be happy to furnish others with the
means of cure, free ofcharge). THIS remedy IS sim
pie, safe, and uncertain
For full particulars by return mail please address
JOHN b. OGDEN,
....|l 60 Nassau Street, Now York.
June TO- lS65-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15
NOTICE OF AusspEAE.

MO ICE is hereby given, that an appeal from tho
IN Borough, Road, Poor and Bounty Taxes levied
for the year 1865, will be held in the Council Rooms
above d. Boyer's Law Office, in the Borough of
Sunbury, on Monday the 10th day of July, between
the hours of and 2. NJ where all persons inter
esed may attend,
BY order d the Council. d
S. 3, BOYER, Chief Burgess.
J. SHIPxAS, elk. 90 .. .H
July |, 1865. ID.
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NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Il r. EsRSESUNE vould resnaotfuuy :,

NEW 1HUIUUNhFH d U AILEH
y. EB. EIsSklNE. would respectfully in
form the citizens of SUNBURY and the public
generally, that he has opened new,
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
In Simpsons Building South side of Market Square,
where he is prepared to take in the best style of the
art 4 Z
PICTURES TO FRAME,
PICTURES IN CASES,
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,
Also Pictures made for Rings, Breastpns. Lockets.
DC Persons wishing in our line will do well to call
and examine specimens at the Gallery
We hope to merit liberal share of public patron
age Our MORO IS TO PLEASE. 49, d,
Sunbury, July Is, 1865. ..
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~ Mason, of Virginia, declared himself
secession aslong ago as 1856, and stated
t he was "candidate for the first halter y
Mason ought to be notified Immediately
At the hemp is ready.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15
WfIisKERsl : IWHIsKERs /

/ Do you want whiskers Or -Moustsobesy Our Gre
oisn Compound will. force them To- groy on the
smoothest face OF chin, or hair bald heads in Six
Wesks. Price, $l.00. Sent by. mail anywhere,
closely sealed, on receipt Of price. q.
Address WARNER 4 co BOX l3s, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Eebruary Is, 1895 --Iva - ~ 49,
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Q latest report from Jefferson Davis il,
us health lie fully restored and that he
'ken to smoking. Not one but Gene.
les, Or, Craven and his guards have
AN since his Incarceration. y 1-I,r-- :
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15
EDITOR or AMERICAN,

EDITOR oF AMERICAN,
DEAR SIR with your permission wish to say
to the readers of your paper that will send by
turn mail to all WHO wish it eo) Recipe with full
directions for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm that will efisctually remove, in ten days
Pimpes Blotches, Tan, Freckles and all impurities
of,hs shin ,saying tbe some sost ,losr smooth and
Beautiful, - . -
win also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Dare Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start full growth of Lu1u-
RANT Hair, Whl.ker,, or a MOustscbe, in les. than
thirty days.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15
Den fmess, Bliudness nnd Cainrrh,

Treated with the utmost success by DIR, J, ISAACs
Oculist and Aurst, formerly of LIE, Den Holland
No. 5l9 Pine street. Philadelphia. Testimonials
from the most reliable in the City and Coun
invited to accompany their patients as he has no
erets in his practice Artificial Eyes inserted with
out pain No charge made for examination.
July g lS64.-Iy
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E Q GOBIN,

Attorney nHu SOuuschior as s-tW,
B0ONVILLE. COOPER co MISSOURI.
MILL pay taxes on lands in any part of the
w State Buy and sell real Estate, and all other
matters entrusted to him will receive prompt aten-
ton. ...
July s, lS65-oct Is, '6i
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

DNIE undersigned informs the citizens of Sunbury
i and vicinity that he has at the solicitation OF n
number of his friends, commenced the business OF
repairing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. He can be
found at all times in the back Of the Clothing
Store of l.. Hecht, corner of Market street and the
Railway.
He also keeps for sale Clocks and Watches Ufs
His work will be pr ,mptly attended to and war.
ranted TO give satisfaction
j. MENSCH
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

airical writer has observed that two
ssds no sllogst--shs speaks for her
zoe bar asa2 ~ 's1..t .s,r al 70 ssIi.sa
-,,-i.- .-..,iA =. ..a IA. 4 =
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

But this weeping and lamentation could
not last forever. The time came at last for
the punishment due to an enormous crime.
The friends and relatives were separated
after taking the last farewells, the arms OF
each of the four were secured behind their
backs, and everything was nearly ready for
the journey to the scafiold.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15

Quarterly Report of the condition of the
Northumberland County National Bank of
Shamokin, on the first Monday of July, 1865.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-07-15


shoes, much warn. Atzerott and Harold
seemed abandoned to their fate. as thew
stood upright In the sunlight. bandaped.
and the rope around their necks, their faces
obscured. Payne was as straight and as
fearless as ever Some difficulty was experi.
eneed in getting Mrs. Suratt 70 stand up.
so that she might fall with the rest. The
chsplains reinquished their hold. two SOL
diers advanced to steady her, when ---- q
the drop fell with clattering sound. and
four bodies were dangling and quiyering in
the air. H'lIII 1rt r - m l.7-7 =
At exactly twenty-six minutes mast one
death came with shudder to Atzerott, and
a tremor OF every nerve in Hareld With
Them all was over In a little while, but Paype
struggled as strong man in the throes.-
His chest spasmodioally contracted and ex.
panded, until, as the rope frightened about
his neck, which was not broken, life ebbed
slowly, and may be. painfully out, in the
midst oi a heree natural battle. Mrs. Suratt
partially slipped down the drop, ana when
the rope stretched under her weight abe
swung back against the platform, which
gave OUT h"i'nw sonnd There were few
spasmodic twitches, but they were soon over
All were aiter the lapse of twenty minutes
or more, pronounced dead Earthly Justice
had done with tl,em--they lad gone now
to meet that of God. - .elll-,Il - Ia
None made no exclamation. before the fall;
except Atzerots, who exclaimed. Gentis'
mem take care; l am going to eternity nov y
:. u 10 supPossd that all the bodies sxceut
shsi Of Payne win be taken IN charge by
ss@so sad al a. tassS ,.s.ss :, asds ashE