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, 1865-02-12
TIE Lazy CDUKTS.

USrTrp STATES D1sTE1cT CouRT-BJore Judge
DrtozHlond.-Denn K. FcrTen ind John A. liar
deuburc e. jacob G. Conrnd md othera In this
cause. on motion Of compatuants' solicitors. the
Equitable Life Assurance Stciety Of New York,
the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of Springfield, Mass, the Homo Life Insurance.
Company Of Brooklyn, n. T., and the knfcker-
booker Life Insurance Company OF New York-ln
which institutions the defendant, Conrad, has se-
cured peil-rp policies Of insurance for SIS, CO.
were maue party defendants to the suit
d, S. COMMISSIONERS CoCET-Dt0re Commits
sionfy EoYnt-umes Page. of Eppardts Point,
livingston county, Illinois, was, on Saturday Ut.
ruicncd before Commissioner Hoyne upon the
chsrce Of conce1llng deserteE named Walter
Tnb1uk, from the Provost Marshal: The odense
Xcs clearly proved. and Page and johnson, one OF
lila witnessed. were iockec up in defsu!t OF $500
hi, IL, aWnjt t1ial before the Circuit Court
C1nct-1r CouHT.-Since our last report twelve
n1ffns haze announced their tntendon to become
Gtixeus Of the United 6tntcs: They were s1Hlecis
Of he following powers: The Queen q Crest
Britain, 6; tho King Of PE1ssts. =; the Dnke OF
SchipewiE Dolstetn, II the Prince OF Lappe
Schanmhurr, 1 !; the Emperor of FRINGE. the
Emperor Of Franco, !; the Elector OF Aesse Cas"
sell, l. -
surER,oR Cocn7-B.fore Judge Gdry.-A mo,
ttun for an n1ias execution on Judgement entered
N This court in the cause entitled the CITY Of CHI
rang ~ south, dated Sept =, 1855 for filing,
paEtng aud enrb.nE Washington from aSalle 10
Mafket streets, WIS made on Saturday, and denied
ny Judge Gary. Leave was given to withdraw
the motion TO Get asidc the jutgrcnt.
nEcoHnERs Couk7.-This court WIS not Ia ses-
| County coCnr-Bqort Judge BradwrH.-Cita.
, 1865-02-12

nn.et.'e. and ,gsta ys1y Little M!spos.to@
tss ea7s9 % 1,E mess pork. aut dressed hogs
$2s co 2 brt ana ysry litte a:lilaE. OF bacon tho
sEles centnne ltmt:a at 2o325c tor pniu and fancy
slowly At &@2o toE hams u pickle, and 1s31s1c ioI
n IT, Lsta y steaay ~ Etth
NA@c for tsse: .. fn ona'tts. Rntfsr Is s!ull aad
frpacked. 10 quality. tie tier Tor fne Gosh n.
Cbees: Is G1!ct. but stcaJ ut 1a3e3c g D. E.gs
lover and duli dk lec 2 cozep.
, 1865-02-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tri',une.]
ST. LcuIs, Saturday, February II.
TcnACco-.Masket active, with saies OF green and
damaged lugs at $G<G SEQ, factory 1uss ss.ioS9f0
planters lugs f1or common shipping
@l7C0, medium do t17.25Ges,75 and hhds good do az
f25o0Gss.oo = 100 rs.
ntt9.5.
GHAIa-Wheat depressed, With sales # choice, for
mil Ing ct $20o and spring at El,61 bu-s1cks re-
turned Corn-sales were:-s2o sacks and aB sacks in
lote to contractors at $1s for whte also In
hand bags ut 7i6 mixed at sl22. and white at $l25-
second hand bags all Included. Oats-saies were
made ut 5i@!$c q bu. sacks Included. Rye sold at
s1.:0 = bu, sacks returned. Dar1ey-sales were :
tprng at 9! 60 bu fail ut aud f0 do do at
2 bu, sacks returned.
PuovrkIoNs-Fork-Tb The market maintains o good
degree Of smncss and sales reported Of so tr1s
mess, st $3.50 = bri,
, 1865-02-12

lions were issued On eaturday to tho aduInlst1s-
tors Of the cstlts Of Jacob EIsh. TO show csnsA
why attachment should not issue; ~ tho adu:nI..
traitors Of the estate Of Bridget Murphy aal John
Ward, to ad(udlcate; to the adminls traitors Of ts
John Ashbury, to inventory, and to Tie afmtnis.
traitor Of the estate Of Ellis Patus 10 take out
, 1865-02-12

aancc of snse Gh ;sam ac a'nrnee eners
cfIicc, announcing thnt the quots OF the Tenth
Ward VII. 323. II was thought that thcrc Was IN
cdlr large, md on Saturday the following tele-
graphic Correspondence ras had between A1def
man Holden and Col. Cakes:
To Col. Oakes, Spriugt1"
"A dispatch from Springfield gives our quota
{Tenth y urd} Al three hundred and twenty-three
(3s3). Is this correct: Z. G. r. HoLDEs.''
To this telegram m answer IVES received ns fol-
lows: /
10 c. C. P. Holden:
SIT is correct. January credits arc to como out
JAMES CAKES, It. COL, &c."
This correspondence settles the question. Upon
this Nasfe, Cook county will have to furnieh over
EGO men. This Il pleasant prospect to conten-
plate, truly. Our estimates heretofore made are
probably too small by one bali
, 1865-02-12

The progress of recruiting Is becoming moro
satisfactory. On Saturday, one hundred and one
recruits were paid the County bounty, and thirty
four more were left unpaid. They will be paid
and assigned on Monday morning. In the table
which follows. the credits Include only the ono
hundred and onc recruits,
, 1865-02-12

The market Is unsettled. and rather quiet. with
and the intiIe attempts 70 pr1ng the 1eb=ion g i
more with cautfon Il: being disposed to operate
mMnsh M ney.nd caTent wants. 1hc lies iacl3ds 15o,
toned Illinois and Iowa. and oo91o3 for Ncw. york
Michigan. Nse nstn and Ohio, latter price foE nne
White Eo1sto1. IS, gill; - do. Heslza, -; 90 do
cheice do. 45 and sma parcels other Foreign pst
yatS trfnB.
, 1865-02-12

sat n vtn4n, Nhie woman. A=srs
BurdrFed = It'll eoirow. Aeh~d within mr. hrea*t
Pierr-a with u. Ah4rrn-se ~ y twn e.tFe1 swnT.A
Sore fton the yEoobag Of I loag unrest.
Walking in dafknf>s. .lta.nK all mr llzht.
Th:a cry : bs NTuug !Eom ut my sani'e Cegp,lr.
SHY Logt you've taken; htd hin II IN m nva,sh,-
Hy t1eesrd Lord II laid, k1ow NOT v 4rfc i"
Zen While cried. my Masters voice I heard
ks1Dins ny M n3mc, m e.w him seaai,nr nesF.
EesTinT - m, - seiIo1s. y pitytn 1;inE NJ ny srsef
Flee now nv doubts, unheeded In
Eel EIrit Of reas n. c oqpcnl to tar!li:'
On ssrrrHt RETt my SAVIOR + nm Isr
Wild 0olbt's Wild raEpc hnar Eis - I'M I.
, 1865-02-12
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET,

Especial Dtspatcnt TO the Chicago Tribune.1
ALnANY, Saturday, Feb. II, 1861.
10 Cattle h1ve arrived to-day, and none are expect.
cd in betnre Monday
There ID nothing doing In Cattle, Sheep or Hogs.
Turing tho week 1860 Hogs arrived, III OF which
were slipped through to New York. r.
, 1865-02-12

New York Money und Stock Market,
NEW YORK, Saturday, Feb. IL.
AoeKr-Easy at 6 = cent.
SrKEIlso EycnAsaE-Dull and nominal at 1QsMa
1ts4.
GolD-Unscttled and lover. 6pen!ng at 90, decIIa-
Ing to Hca, and cloeiDg at 915X@a6%. -
ExroRrs OF sPEcM-Total exports ofepccle today,
x1U7,s20.
business doing.
, 1865-02-12

Hal1,s Vegetable sfcilian Hair Re
its natural color, prevents it from falling Of,
makes the hair soft and glossy, does not stain The
ekn and Is the best hair preparation IN the world
scoviI. Is Randolph street, Wholesale Agent for
the Northwest 1ept-a5<l.sW
wP PAPER Hans1nrs, Painting, Calcimtn1n9
snd Glazing. at +. Z. kigby's. 50 Randolph street.
fan1Tfel4. lin.
, 1865-02-12

Colcatess Honey soap.-Tbis celebrated
Toilet Soap, in such universal demand. Is made
from the choicest materials, Is mild and crnollient
In its nature, fragrantsy scented and extremely
beneficial in Its action upon the ektn. For sale by
ali Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
f,11S 7z-nnx
, 1865-02-12
The Quotas OF Cook coun,x

Atmidnfght on Saturday we received BY tele-
graph the Official quotas Of sub-Iistzicts Of Cook
county. The following table Will show the sub.
districts, town or ward, number enrolled, number
OF voters and the quota:
, 1865-02-12

This Is one man to every SIX and one third voters
y the county, or abont one in five Of those really
liable to The draft With the doubled numbers
two men In every i've will have their names drawn
from the wheel ~
, 1865-02-12
LOCAL MATTERS,

eW Largest ind best assorted stock Of Kero-
sene Lamps, Lanterns, Chandeliers, and table
glassware, ut n. F. Aerril's new store, q and Is
Randolph street. 1e1..h16S3t
State md County Ta1es-W. D.-The
personal and real estate taxes for the State and
county, In the West Division Of the city OF ChIca-
70 are past due, and all parties interested would
sayc costs By calling Immediately at my Office,
corner Of Canal and Randolph streets, to settle.
Pleasant ANICR,
feb1a.h81B-1t Collector of the ". D.
w DR.. WincheIl's Teetbtng Syrup softens the
rims. aasfets deutition, regulates the bowcla.
e T. Sc0v11l, Genl Ag't,
fe12.2t T6 Randolph st.. Chicago.
, 1865-02-12

Illinois State Far, Is natter Of no little 1mpor
tsoce to the people Of the Stae sad the interests
which will bc there represented. Ell who haze
visited our former State Fass nre well acquainted
with The feeding, crushing, jammins process in
calls upon the rcsldena ler occomnnoca,ion. Two
hundred PsSRS nsds 2na S sn
ofgsn. 9ess aese and RSSF ns
Of discomfort arc inseparable from the holding Of
the Fmr III place Ehose Formulation 1s small. and
ordtunry course o1 business, is then made to do
I iess It BE- te9 4eiaedied oas siaie Fairs vii ere
'on 'e 6s es Ts IT knowing T
cd 10 nay Eix or seven umee what thing Is worth,
because the demand happens to be greater than
u TIC na s;atc Far Eaoull be held in Chicago. In
this city We have ample room for NIL who moy
wish to attend and that without making any differ
c1:fe in the pressure on q. for accommodation.
Twenty thocaand people would I've lightly dis
trituted in this city. It Is not that Chicago peo
Me aro auy more honest than those in the coEn-
asy yhsf w1q S.o aN s'a
to tc odered-the grounds Of the Chicsco Driving
Park Associatioa-are not so far Iron the city lnt
that many would Wnlk, ana lew o. oni Stost coan-
between he State street trace af3d INC Efonncs.
The park is large, the buildings suitable, and
scarcely be iouni in II ths e. world chieago is. TO,
more easily reached than any other portion Of tne
State, and very many 0! cur country cousins would
b. glad OF the opportunity to see onr lions along
With the hOraes and cattle OF the Fair.
Tho Executive Committee Of the Stute Agr1cul-
tural Society will meet In this city on Tuesday
next to decide On the location. Twenty thou
sand dollars will be needed TO erect the required
buildings, mud, II that SUN be guarln:ecd, there
is little reason to doubt that Chtcaso will he sc.
!eced. The following su5scri puon committees
nave been appointed 10 CANVASS the city; il is
Hoped TINT they will be literally received. The
lists must be fllca up by Monday:
Raslro1dsIGso. l. Dunlap, L. B. Drake, ". r.
Arthur. Daniel Thompson, Henry Fuiltr
Board or 1r1de-J. L. Itapc0ck N K Fair
banks. U. II. Crosby, J. +. Beatty
Chandler. "'.e' - -
Dry Goods-J. Richards. Marsbal Field J. G.
Owen E. G. L. Faxon. ~
DTpu0lsts-C. n. Goodrich, u. 4. Huslbut,
BQn1eT8-J. Y. 6caEkaon, Jos. D. Huttcr. Ir,
nG'%ss; aeset:-p. / case. Geo. W. osse. N. s. Pat.
Lumber MereAonts-w. B. Howard, T. NJ Avery,
laeaiaery asd zmplemxnts-P. Y. Gates, II. D.
55iaec6 Maawaetmtrs-Ja Van Eta, E. frank
Droners-Joseph AcPherson, j. n. ". sher-
man. W. M. Tilden, W. F. Myr1ck
Liquor Merchants 1nd Brewers-W. LII, r. o.
Neilf, George Mantur.
Urerv-E. T. Wright, Edward Price, William
Patrick.
, 1865-02-12

IAHcEsT.-Jcune Cordell, colored American
residing On jackson street was nrraigned on Fiji
day before Justice Miller, charsed with the 1arce
ny Of quantity OF female apparel from a sister
shade. The case was strong one ucs,nst Jenr1c
and - His Honor" felt it duty to hold her 10
baii In the FUN Of $500, In default Of which aha
Uas committed to jail. A'@s
, 1865-02-12

Gou0H's IBcTunEs.-The seats Tor Coughs
lectures On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings are
al taken. Such crowd "a besicscd Mr. Ely's
store on Saturday ie seldom seen un!cts on the
occasion Of bnnk ruu- Nothing now but stand
Ing room Lett Whit popularity
, 1865-02-12

Uf1oN LEAoUE-Council No. hold regular
meeting this (Monday1 evening ut Warmers Hall,
A full attendance il desired.
, 1865-02-12

FInsf CoNrAET ron TEE 147Tn-0ne hundred
men from Kendall comfy were On Saturday or.
ganizcd1nso company sbr the 1i7.h regiment at
Camp Trya. and chose officers a. 5ollows: Captaiu
Frank A. Briggs: let Lteuienant, L. E. Emmons
I'd Lirutenant Gcorcc ". Churchill Other com.
IagT oEgQnlE4tlQa4 Will fQl1QT tmuediatelx
, 1865-02-12

TIE Co11sd DRAFT.-On another p,ce of ti,is
issue will he found TN article commenting upon
the outrageous enrolment Jon which the con.
tnEcnt Of Cock cup1ty is based. The facts ard
figures there set forth demonstrate beyond the
possibility OF doubt, that Caok county il being
moat cerccrtous!y swindled- We suggest that
call public nectinc. an3 let the fraud be cxpossl
The military authorities should he waited upon
and compelled to examine into the Justice of oar
Cook county is ready and willing to furnish ali
tho men che Is justg required to furnish. but she
IS rot ready and Wiling to furnish ex,y per cent
in addition.
, 1865-02-12

DRukKES WorKN.-Two deceutly attircd fc-
r.ales wc:c seen about O'Clock, on Saturday, On
the cornc. of State and Randolph strcets, in the
last atagc hut one Of intoxicat1on. They rolled
together on the ground, but at last managed to
riee md tumble into car A drunken man Is bsd
enough. hut \ drunken woman IL a sight which
n,ay well mike e'c1 the angels weep.
, 1865-02-12

Editors Tribune:
In your issue Of the 7th inst you notice the Na-
tlona ITdfcA Co. Of this city introducing bill be-
fore the General Assembly for Incorporation, In
which your correspondent Is in error. We secure
our experts from the American Watch Co., Of
Wclthan {nct tss Nationdl} and our Mr. Bartlett
is S. Bartlett, not 8. e. Bartlctt
Please insert In your columns, and ob!igc
, 1865-02-12

TuE Last CALL.-Thc Several Ward Draft AS
eociat3on arc requested to scnd delegates to the
meeting to be held in tho Circu1t Cour. room on
this {MondRy) evening, February 49, 1t II o'clock.
Il important to have all The wards represented,
in order to takc final action.
, 1865-02-12

PEnsoSA1-AinJ. Gen. Samuel L. Curtis. of
Iowa. and his tou, Majos S. S. Curtis, arrived in
tic city on Saturday, end nrs entertained at the
residence cf A: Buckingham, No. a18 Michigan
which will be the headquarters Of Gen. Curtis DE-
partnent.
DR.. !. Winslow Aycr> who has lust testified In
home On Saturday. -
, 1865-02-12

TEErERAscz-By special request, Rev. Dr.. IT.
" Evcrts will preach sczuoa this evening on
the Philosophy Of the Picdgo," at the FIRST Bap-
tist Church Lecture Room, coruer OF Wabash arc
nue and Hubbard Court Dr.. Evcrts Is one OF the
ab1est md most eloquent advocates or temperance
in the West and the occasion cannot fail TO be ono
, 1865-02-12

FOR SALEs-That beautiful estate
J. on Michigan Arecre corner Of Huhba73 Court:
lot s0x79 to alley house with modern I'm ucnts
Possession given 1ss Ct May. Apply to P. GEnDEs,
Room No. g. II Wells street. to The subscriber
at lancaster, Mas. -. ". WILLARD.
feh7,hg1q
, 1865-02-12

70 Dr.. Webster, NOW pefmanently located at
16j SoutE Clark ereet, treats all private diseases
and t1ecases Of eexual nature in both sexes.
Dr.. ". fos 10 separate rooms, where any one may
cali trd receive his opinion free Of charge. P o.
Box a291. All letters containing stamp answered
promptly.
In reply to lct1er Of inquiry with regard to
Dr.. Webster, ] would say that Or. W. had the ex-
HospitlI for three years. and during that time
trraicd successfully over 5000 pauenta. cheer
fully recommend him to those needing the aer-
riccs OF q hrst class physician.
4. MCDOWELL.
Principal OF AeDoweIl's Hospital,
feb7-H27S7t b. LOUIS, NO.
, 1865-02-12

SOLDIERS FAHu1Es.-Thc Comfy War Fund
Committee On Saturday paid out in relief 10 SOL
dicrs' families over 81, $50.
, 1865-02-12
Real QEstutP==0r0,ll1trn.

EOR SALE -12, 600 acres Of fine
4 hi5h ling prairie. near Forrest. Lsvnz1ton Co.,
ber eiIsr tae second esn of anis nsrer heto1e
IN matkrt shat r- At Forrest TIE e!st I'd. 81
ane eth + February. Inquire tf1. KRA:k. Esq. cf
Forrest Ehr ySlll show tie iAn,s. D. K. PFAK<ONs.
LIZ Ra11olph stse<t, Chicago. P. o. Boz 3iO7.
, 1865-02-12

F1EEs.-Ahoat eight o'clock On Saturday even
ing fire broke out in the email cottage No. ESQ
Fosquier Etrcet The department turned ont
promptly. bnt owing to the high wind and the
lgnt nn1Irc Of the building, It nlmust entirely
Gtu, und was cot insured. ltwas valued at sG05
The frc cau.ht from an orcrEeatcd stove pi;,c
Mr. OH j. at present in The army, and his family
O'Clock the same evening was cousel by con:la.
grafton north Of the elty limits, supposed to be
beyond Camp Fry. The cleaners went long DIS
tance out, and returned upon learning this fact.
, 1865-02-12

HUN Oven BT TEE CA1s.-Dennis Shnmway, a
1oborer employed around the Dnr!inston & Quin-
g depot, wns severely injured ON Friday BIZ beiu.
run over by a backing train. His right toot was
badly crushed
, 1865-02-12

TOR SALE Or to rent, a splen-
- dld three story Btick TanaeTJ and Sheep skiu
10 II
PAT Of M,,wankse VIZ II o2eEt5 I'll, be s,'i as
Apply to l., LEIEt'H. 1HS Snutb Cl.rk sktcft CHI
ego, l!aois. or addse;s Wu. CASTLEMAN, Drlwtz
1fi1. Mills apkee, W.Hs te3u3iE. III
, 1865-02-12

A AcoAr TuHT.-M1chnel Lgnch WIS complained
OF on Friday BY friend fos the then OF m oye-.
coat, which he bad lent him, valued 1T $50. The
cnss seemed one Of ungratefQl robbery, aud the
accused was held to bail in the sum Of $500 to an
pear nj the next term of the Recorders Co1rt
, 1865-02-12

TOR SAIE-Or Rent-A Large
y bo2sdtng house inawn na Tbs Cleveland noa1e.
No. 81 East KlnxIe-at. The house Is only Que bl1ck
ftom the Chteaxo & n. ~. Milwaukee and .lsna De-
nos and vi ahe sold or rented On reasonable terms.
This good investment for parties es1ru. to kesp
hotel u lmmanhlng good and p1o1tnhie patronage.
ACp!E en the premises, TO R0EEkT DUNaAR.
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ynnk, : complnin,. 70 RrhrI..

The Richmond Dispatch ofthe 3Ist
ult, contains the following! r
"The soldier of The nation which
loves us SO much thai they want us
to live with them at any cost OF
blood aud treasure, left some love
letters tor us when they LETT Atlanta,
Here are some samples oil these BIZ
let's dOUE. .............
Dear Johnnios-Goodbye. Two
years ago, Mt Corinth, you rendered
TO us your best evacuation respects.
We have had, and fairly won, those
fields where blood was TO tlow knee
deep now take Atlanta if YOU want II
il needs improvement. Tell Gener-
al Hood he is played out You fight
well, but then You can t prevent our
banking. 1ANK."
Mcclellan has soured. Old Abe
has been re. elected, and now then for
another four years war If you want
| lit-thaCs our ptmc. Remember
Mcpherson, and a week for vengencc
I is ours, by permission. YANK."
"How ate you, Atlanta What $
the price of ashes? You hal better
use them TO make soap of, and wash
the damnable STAN from your black
hearts. YANK."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-03

"1mpossible ~ said the exquisite.
Your Judges are men, and the mo.
ment they see you.- your beauty mul
facination Will be sure TO gain the
cause"
"Still these eternal complaints W
though Mrs Carleton, who now teign
ed headache, and was on the point
of requesting her visitor to allow her
to retire, when Mr.. Carleton entered
the room in an ecstasy Of delight.
10 put u finishing stroke TO her
annoyance, new struggle for super.
iority commenced between Sir Fred.
erick and her husband. until ut length
poor Mrs. Carleton nearly sank under
the accumulation of nadrigals which
were showered upon her. ..s.
Sir Fred at last, finding him
self outdone, effected q retreat.
ut must be acknowledged" said
Mr.. Carleton, "that this young man
is very amiable."
"Say rather, very insipid,n replied
Mrs. Carleton.
"Do you really think so! Every.
thing he saws
"Is insupportably mawl>sh."
"IIc has such a graceful way OF
paying compliments
"Of which l am quite sick.
"You don tapproye of compliments
then ?'
IL detest them ~
"IIowever; his wit
"Is despicable."
Ills true that as TO wit YOU have Il
right to be particular"
"What. again Oh, good heavens
When will you have done when will
You use more sensible language =
when you shall have prescribed
that which YOU wish me TO use"
"a truce to this cold gallantry. |
coniure you, said Mrs. Carleton
shedding tears. "Speai to me in the
language of confidence, esteem and
tenderness. All! Edward, YOU are
no longer the same ail'ectionate friend
you used to be -
Il am still the same,' cried Mr..
Carleton, tenderly embracing his
wife Forgive me, my dear Amelia,
the little lesson | have taught you.--
A trilling degree of vanity made YOU
seek that frivolous homage in the
world, Of which at present YOU can
estimate the value | wish TO prove
to you that that llatterv Which can
lacinate for the moment in the world
would be in The long run, tiresomt
aud ridiculous in the daily commerce
Of life"
WHAT said Mrs Carleton, smi
ling; "was it only II lesson you were
giving me? How happy am /
will be ~ useful lesson and | prom
ise you shall profit by it, for al
though llattery may be very agreea
ble in the gay world, irankness, con
iidence and esteem are the surest wa,
to make home happy"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-03
Is il Painful TO Die

Many fear death less than the opcr.
ations Of dying People form the most
singular conception Of the last struS
gle, the separation OF the soul from
The body. and the like. But this is
all void of foundations No man GER
tainly ever felt what death is, and as
inscnsible as we enter into lile,eqnally
as inscnsiblc do we leave It, The
beginning and the end are united
NV proofs are as follows
First. Man can have no sensation
of diving, for To die, means nothin.
lnore than 10 losA tho vital power Dl
which the sole communicates sehsa
ton to the body. In proportion ~
the vital power decreases, we lose th'
power OF sensation and CONSEQUENCES
and we cannot lose life, without, a
the same time, or rather before, los
inc our vital sensation, which requires
the assistance of the tenderest organs
We are taught, also, by experience
that all who ever passed through th'
first stage of death, and were agail
brought to life, unanimously asscrtsC
that they felt nothing OF dying, bu'
sank at once into state of insensi
bility. Let Us not be led into n mis-
take by the convulsivc throbs, th'
rafting in the throat, and the appar
ent pangs of death, which are obscrv
ed in many persons when ia a d IN
state These symptoms are pA'AIuI
only to the spectators, and not to th'
diving, who are not sensible OF them
The case here is the same rs II oh'
from the dreadful contortious OF q
person in an epileptic tit, shonld
form conclusion respecting his IA
ternal feelings, From What cll1cr
US so much, he suffers nothing
ERAsMu5 WILSON.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-03
The Most Innutilnl unmd.

Two charming women were dlS.
cussing one day what it IS which con
stltutes hcauty in the hand. They
differed ia opinion as much as the
shape of the beautiful mempcr they
were discussing. A gentleman friend
dropping in, the question was refer
red to him. II was delicate mat
ter. Glancing from one 10 the otic'
Of the beautiful white hands present
cd for his examination, he replied Al
last, 81 give it up--the question "a
too hard for me but ask the poor
and they will tell yon that tn" mos
beautiful hand Ia the world Is lh'
hand that gives.