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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-20

CONSUMERS MUTUAL Coal Co. This
company, which has recently been formed in
this city, for the purpose of obtaining coal at
reasonable rate, is meeting with great sue
cess in subscriptions to its capital stock. 1t
will hold its first meeting this evening in the
Reception Room, City Building, for the pur-
pose of accepting the charter and transactihg
other business.
Persons DESTROYS of subscribing to the stock
will find papers at Davis Brothers, Exchange
street, MIG. Palmer, under Lancaster Hall,
the Office of Messrs. Howard G. Cleaves, Mid
die street, and the store of N. L. burlington
g Co., 1877 Fore street.
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Merchants, Rank.

A SPECIAL MEETIs of the stockholders in
IA this Bank will be held at the Bank, on Thvrsday
March 23d, at O'Clock p n. for he following pur
poses: ~
lst-ro decide whether they will surrender their
charter as q state Bank f-l
2d-To decide upon the question of organizing as
Bank under the National system.
8d-For the choice of one Director. ~
4th-For the transaction of any other business
that may legally come before them.
By order of the Directors,
-CHAS, PAYSON, Cashier.
Portland, March T. 1865. maf5td
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From Netu Orleans - Flag of Truce Boa
s4sta Fired upon at Mobile.
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IRON. the Army before Richmond.

WASHINGTON, March is.
Information from the Army of the Potomac
shows that The troops are in the best possible
condition.
On Thursday and Friday, the enemy along
the centre of the line were very busy throwing
troops from point to point, at one time mass
ing at one place, and in short time thereafter
at another. an. fflfafnftr
Secretary Stanton, accompanied by his wife
and several Other ladies arrived at head-quart
ers on Thursday afternoon, and soon after
proceeded to the left of the line. where the
flith corps were reviewed by him and Gen.
a special train.
On Thursday night storm of wind and
snow prevailed at the front. Tents were
blown away and trees uprooted. A number
Of men of the 9th Wisconsin were killed BY
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HARDEE RETREATING ON RALEIGH
Removal Of Rebel Stores from Fayetteville.


FAYETTEVILLE, March 10. 100 P. M.
To-day we have added Fayetteville to the
list of cities that have fallen into our hands.
Hardee, said to have 10000 men, withdrew
across the river yesterday and last night, and
is reported to be en- route to Raleigh. The
rebels skirmished in the town and fired artil-
lery upon the houses occupied by women and
children. ~ Ftt9A9
They burned bridge at this place and re-
moved all the public stores by railroad that
they could. II NF nFN HIA
Gen. Sherman is here and we'll. fs
Many of the men are wanting shoes and
clothing, but the army was never in better
condition.
(Signed) l o. o. HOWARD.
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NOTICE Ia herby given, that at a meeting Of the
IN stockholders o. the Caseo Bank held on the 9Th
day of March inst. it was voted
THAT the Directors of this Bank be, and they are
hereby Instructed and authorized to chan ge and
vert the Casco Bank into . National Banking Asso'
ciaton, under the laws Of the United States and to
make all certificates and papers, and to do and per-
form all acts ssary TO carry into ct the object
of this uote-whenever they shall have obtained the
assent of the holders of at least twothids Of the
Capital Stock"
In pursuance of said vote and by virtue of the au.
thoriy therein contained the have prccur
ed the sent of The holders oftwo-ihirds of the Cap
ital Stock. snd have determined 10 organize mmeoi
ately as such Assc ciaton. o-.A.
Portland, March IL, 1855. marlodlm
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Mechanics Rank

NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting O E , he
~ Stockho!das OF tho Merhan cs Bank hsld ON the
10th ofJanuary 1855, it wss voted
That the Directors he, aud taey are hereby in
structed and authorized, &C UGH time as thew msy
deem for th3 interest the Bank. to sur ender the
charter OF the Bank, and to organize Ma ional
Banking Assoc alton " unser the Laws of he Uni !.
ed Sta es, and to make al certificates end papei s.
and 70 do and perform all acts necessary to carry
into eff sct the object o this vote
Pursuaat to said vote. the Directors have procur-
ed the assent of the two thirds of the Capt.
tai Stock. and on the 14th February Voted te sur.
render is charter aud proceed imme to OF.
ganize National Bal king Associstion'
80. W. STEPHENSON, Cashier.
Portland, March IA, 1866. marl5dlm
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From HaUGsaG Attempt to Capture Steamer.
.r Western Metropolis.

New YORK, March IS.
The steamer Western Metropolis, from Ha-
vana 18th, has arrived. She left this port on
the 10Th ult., reaching Greytown after a long
passage, owing to an accident to her machin-
cry, when she took aboard 704 California pas
sengers. Being short OF water, she sailed di-
rect for Havana, where she attracted much at
tention, having once captured a blockade run
ner. It was learned that there would be an
attempt made to capture her. Information
was given to the captain, and the result was
that twelve suspicious persons were found
aboard, seven of whom were sent ashore on
the 18th. -lsf lsnea 6a1
The blockade runner Wren had arrived at
Havana from Galveston, with 700 bales of cot
ton. an raora
Flour had sold in Havana as high as forty
dollars per barrel the week previous. vs-i
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Canal Bank.

NTOTICE is hereby given. that at Q meeting Of the
IN Stoekho Iders Of Canal Bank, held on the 9Th day
ofMarcn Ise5 n was voted that the PRESIDENT, Di-
Sse.ors ar Company otthe Canal Bank, in Portland
viii become . National Banking Association under
the laws of thu United stat SIS Directors having
thras of the capital stock to mak the certificates
ouired therefor by the laws Of the United States"
hsrsn tba au n W having
procured he assent the owners OF two-thirds OF
the capital stock have this day determined to organ
lis Immediately as such association
B. q. SoMERBY. Cashier.
Portland March IL 1855 marl8d1m
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The Burning of the Arctic Milt-Adjoar,ansesa
of the Rhode Island Legislature.
PROVIDENCE, r

1hOVIDENOn, 1ss - 1'.eSI S7H1 10.
The burning of the Arctic Mill last night,
involved loss of $330,O0O Insured for $685..
000-$6o,0OO in Boston, $40. 900 in Worcester,
and the remainder in this city. The mill was
of stone, five stories high, had "a, 600 spindles,
and employed 400 hands.
The Rhode Island General Assembly adj
journed sine die last night.
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Gen. Sheridan StSu Pursui,,x, hi. 1,...., D..
ported Defeat of the Rebel CEN. Pinf.ett -

NEW YORK. March 10.
Sheridan is lost sight again. Last Wad A..
day he was at the crossing of the Sopth Az.
River by the Richmond and Federickshnrg
railroad, and expected to turn up at Whit
House for supplies; but the Herald's Civ
Point correspondent says a dispatch from that
point on Friday states that he had not made
his appearance. Scouts were sent out, and
the people in the vicinity said that he had had
an engagement with Picketts rebel division
in which the latter was worsted. The report
is confirmed by deserters and exchanged
prisoners say that FlcKesca division was hur-
Sheridan. Though not touching White House
at the time expected, no fears are entertained
for his safety.
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oonacriptto,. D. Georaiu.

MACON, Ca, March 4.
The House of Delegates have adopted q
resolution requesting Congress to repeal the
conscrlpt law, and accept men from the State
nays 40.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-20
TEETH. TEETH, TEETH

DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Elect, ia
sty scitaoa1 Pdsn; Persons having decsytd tee 10
he would give polite invitation to call. =
Superior electro H0gnetic Machines for sale Tor
family use with thorough Instructions
DR.. ID. can accommodate q few patients with
board snd treatment at his house
Oboe ho0rs rom o'fIoeh n - f2M,t
from to P. NJ, and TO In the Eyening.
CoDszisSttcn Fxse. novItf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-20

during the week ending March 18th, 1865:
March 18th, Edward Mcdonnell, v. r. Corps.
:. Park sheridan, v. Il. Corps.
:, :. NJ ~. Z, Wales, 4th Mass; 4 ayalry, Co. L.
Frank Bridges, LIST Hwy Art, M
- Edward Robinson, 18th N ii, H t
" H Lucas 9th III, ID uq
Henry Houghton, 9th N II, II
Almon Cunningham, 17th Q 8 nifty,
(" Chas Anderson, Discharged
" Geo Robinson, LIST Me Cav,
John Logan, l6th Me Vol, 2
" l4th, John Perkins. lst Ne Battery
-" " Joseph Pecoe, 18th Inf,
Henry Perkins, V 4 Corps ,t.r
" Geo II Boyington. 1st Me VOLTA
I" - f Pedder, 9Th Me Inf, A Z KS s'...5 IA.
:" BeDjemin Esters, Provost Guard
+" L Merr II, 9Th Me Battery
I" Geo W Toward. 9th Me Battery n
{" Samuel T Burnell, 18th Me I'M, T
4" Joseph Bean, Unassigned t .
Almo M Worhwood, Aoth Wis G
" W H Rich, 18th be L.
"E I" A Morrill,, 18th Me Inf +
Z" 18th, Bonj L Knowles, LIST Me Cav d
q" - Cunningham, v r. Cofus n
g t f" John Wales, 18th Corps, b
:. an Cornelius Cornell Covanay, 18Th N Inf H
/" Harlow Chase, 9th Me Inf L
William Ritter, l4tb Ne Inf, b M N.
- David ID Stevens, 3lst Me Inf, E ~
:. Jeremiah Robinson 4th Me Int C. -
" A G Lovejey, 18th Ne Inf, lt .
90 q Aaron Parlin, eth Me Iuf, @ & IA
Burns OH Me Inf, II
g Henry Mansfield. 10th Me Inf, B
4" . hos Patten, Sd Me Int. L a5'- n ~.
" Lucius Chase. 9th Me Iof C
18th, Dallas Know;ton, LIST Me Ii Art, NJ ~
. Daniel Dolloff. 9Th Me Battery ~.
/" Trafton Kicker OH Me Inf, e
Sc David al Young, 1Ith Me Inf, G *. ,oft
Albert Parge. 18th Me Inf, G -ar4tal
4" Geo W Gam bic, 9th Inf,
Renj Frazier, LIST Me II Art q trsf0
{" Jacob Piper, v r Corps j sgir .e.a.
lSth L Fuleom, I4th N Ii In, r
% H Gesry, 14th N H Inf. qe44
g Henrv Nc Aslin, 18th Me Inf A
James Fling, Prisoner OF War rse5a
LewelyD Clough, 10th Me Inf -
70 Hhoie number accommodated during the week,
HENRY INMAN. .l 8
Capt. and A. Q. M, u. s. A.
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APPoNTMENT.-Mr. Harrison G. Cole. of
this city, and recently connected with the DO
lice department, has been appointed Commits
sazy Of Subsistence, with rank of Captain.
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special Notice.

-grsguasions viii be rigidly observes
byt -ietors of the Press;
IL .pers viii be delivered by Carriers except
tothose who have subscribed atthe office. 5s ~
g. No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers on his
route, or to collect money from subscribers
g. Carriersfo found guilty of violatng the foregoing
rulesthey will be discharged.
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Suspension of the Draft ia Neso York
New YORK, March IS.
The draft, after having gone on several days
in the city, has been suspended. Drafted men,
1t is said, will be rccepted as volunteers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-20
From California and OregOn-Indiofs TrOss-
E-9ii9i bIes 0ss Walkers River.e aF 4 -

s-at ll Ote6 On HOthe7'S River. an
. ai y SAN Francisco. March If, IS.
The steamer Pacific was seized bv the IT. g
Marshal at Portland, Oregon, on the 18th inst.
for carrying opium which did not appear on
the manifest She was released on bonds by
order of Gen. Wright, commanding the De-
partment of California and Nevada. ssss
A sub military district has been formed, en-
bracing the State of Nevada and the Owens
River country, and Major McDermott has
peen placed IN command. Tne Owens River
inT r.s are incnned 10 pe tfouoiesome.
-. neie ~ consloeranle eAcllement on tne SUD
Jecs " pelroleuin ~ ING lower part OF Caiiiof-
nia, tnuusn no oennite results nave YET Ioilow-
'o"ou 'no eA'ensise Piospecting'
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1ar.T
Inc steamer Sierra Nevada, from Toruanu
and victoria, brings nearly SooOo IN goio.
A large emlgration OF Cnlnese Is moving III
W Dals is OoiumDia.
an eAPeuleiol lor .ne coo hs1S[ies on .u9
coas. VI SLka a. mas sa,su sac'oiia' anu
o'1 NJ, "to =. ~ .o.T"
.t.ar 100 Is so;es,, y, ' ". naS uOon
;.l " se''oiS ol equai 'oriiis
VIZ" IT, Ds,s..n , 1919,
:. ne ne severe "ea'ner checAs niiniis opera'lons
N sno noi'n er..,nr.,,o Hr.ro,, ~
o1AE : :. ~. cls,,nah;Ii NJ
vada fnn,,, Wa1a,,s p iv asS;no s,r arms
and 1,,r,n;t;o,, 4bat +ia sattiara 70, ,rotaot
fte,nsalves sga;rst +ba Tnd;sns frn1o 400 ~
soo os oo,ootod ~ ras;st ,ho vra ~
oSt, ~ oSas ~ -, ~ VA
bar ~ sa,,a;I;as s;noa arr;Y,ad ,,,, Woi
u.s. p,nar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aanora, -
A. .rhea Spt that ror;o 49, Mpnso =.
Ias fov,ra.5od y doto or,o. ~ $500 - a. az
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LADIES

who nave cold hands and feet; weak stomaobs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache:
Guinness and swimming in the head, with indIges.
ton and constipation OF the bowels; pain In the ide
and back; leucorrhsa, Tor whitesl; falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus ana
al that long train of diseases viii find In Electric.
ny sure means Of cure. For painful menstruatcr
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity pertain
specific ana viii In short time restore the sufferer
TO the vigor Of health
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10y H1ectr1c1tv

The Rheumatic, tho gouty, the lsme and the Iesy
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elascs
ty of youth; the heated brain Ia cooicd; the frost
oltIen limbs restored, the uncouth deformitiee re-
strengths the blind made to see the deaf to bear
the paisied form to move upright; the blenishes
youth are obteFated; the accideHts Of mature lie
pEeyegted tss ssAsnities Of old age obviAted, ane
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Pronnsals for Fresh Beet.

c,EAIED PRoPOsALs will bs ceived ny tia
- nndars,rrsS at Apgusts, Maine, until FridaI
= ssss os Reo u for an. M; 9SS
anu Sei very Of the United States at Augusta,
IN .oe a. ts three months trom April 1st 1866.
sacb Iess lime the commissary General may et-
rect. "a. ho "A 80, 49,. ~, ali faitans4
cattle: An eqnal proportion of fore snd hind quar-.
fsIIow to be excuded,) to be delivered A. such timoa
and in such qusntit Q, as be r quIed, snd
such days as shall be designated py the CommlssNT
Subsistence.
Th1 undersigned reserves the right TO reject all
bids if ne deems them unsatisfactory. Proposals
a,,st he In dupl ore with cosy of this rdyer iee.
msnt attached ant endorsed Proposals for Fte 4
Reef1 WIN. s DeDGE, Cart. {. s. Vols
Augusta, Ne March 18th 1896 marI7d
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Proceedings of the Rebel Senate Tone of
Captured Rebel Letters. dht8T
New YORK, March 10.
The rebel Senate, on the 18th, passed bills
for the impressment OF slaves, to diminish the
number OF exemptions, and to regulate the
business of CONSUMPTION.
The Herald prints large number of letters
captured in the rebel mails during Sherman's
march. They oil show the utmost discourage
ment on the part of the writers, who were
principally officers aud enlisted men of the
rebel army.
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Portland Soldiers Rest.

List of men who have passed through the
city, and have stopped at the Soldiers, Rest
during the week ending March 18th, 1865:
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PHILADELPHIA, March Is.
There will be no intermission of sales of
$50 notes between the present issue of $780,
100000 payable in three years from the 18th
OF June. Those who invest before the 18th of
June next, will receive interest," up to that day
in advance at the time they subscribe, and
their notes at the same time.
dsa. rs 6af - PHILADELPHIA, March 10.
Jay Cooke, the United States subscription
agent, reports sales of 1905 to-day to the
amount of $2,500.000, including subscription
from Boston for 100000, and 1,7OO individual
subscriptions for $50 and 800 each.
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Warranted Boots and Shoes.

And authorizes all retsilers to give NEW PAINS in
every instance where any radical defect appears ia
the stock or work. If tne Root Shoe has net been
e7os7 TO that extent that it would be asreasonabie
to expect a neU pair. If but Little Worn. Neao
PAIRS aoiu be given Nth pteavure - - =
a, NOW make sure thing Of u BY buying none but
those with the COD MANS WARRANT on
then, and stGrce out the retailers Of shoddy This
Is the hfst instance in tho history Of trade that ycu
want q good article and are willing to stand Dr. a
man who will aOarrant his goods and iive up to t.
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he Celebration
Dag In the Army of the
Loan.
HINGToN, March Is.
Vie United States of
4 0 -tion:
Nv e'e ..s,avsI % saO4ation has been re-
l. sosIu0 indians, within the limits
Of the United States, have been furnished with
arms and munitions of war by persons deal
ing in foreign territory, and are thereby ena-
Died to prosecute their savage warfare upon
the exposed and sparse settlements OF the
frontier,
Now, therefore, be it known that /, Abra-
ham Lincoln, President of the United States
Of America, do hereby proclaim and direct
that all persons engaged in that nefarious traf-
tic shall be arrested, and tried by court mar
tial at the nearest military post, and, II con-
Vlcted, shall receive the punishment due TO
: their deserts. essggFf 4rif4aE go
Il In wtaess whereof, have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal of the United States
to be sffixed. Done at the City of Washing
ton this l7th day OF March, in the year OF our
Lord 1865, and of the Independence of the
United States of America the S9th.
(Sgned) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President,
W. 81. SEwARD, Sec'y of State.
1,fot ;on from the Arn,v ott ma p On 20.
says st. Patrick's Day was gaily celebrated by
r n,nnt cons;sted Of hotb 49, III st
Cans Hnmnbrev Mott aaa " Walls iOo sctad a.
;ndgas Col Nnnont 49, han gu MSns w +So
couTse Can Masda n@'rn 1nag os+ Of the
time with nearly oil ,ha o,ei If tho
army tooetber With tbovsonJs If otfice,s and
man n,,rinc tbs saoonS nnrd,s roca CoI
Vonsacl Of RE etb W, mo. thrown from his
horse and saverejv ;n;mrod TIC execntion
of several desertors ,,rav;ons,g ayad for Fri.
dav WAS nostnnnoa ~ tho SoIIo,,;, !, da1
The nopnior .r,nro y. o md rani5 :hsorn-
ton Of tba On ipa ,nda tha ~
law Cooo tbo It, oA bSs Sato ~
rn;nod So sno ~. ,puun LOS 49, ~
chsnGo Is ~ 5haro 1uno ~ +ha ,aa =. ~ ~
riaced rnor .,,a ,ari1st IT,, +sa ,,resar,+ w
shall he 9;snosed ns T hr hero
tofora ax;ss;ng betwoen this dsgsrt%aDt "a
tba snhscrintion gant will ba cpnt;nned and
tae new series nj 40 loan will 70 for, Inna
"a neYt and will consist Of an issna of sSo 0e !.
non 600 navahla thrae vaars aftar Sate "a
OOa u.
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XNTOULD respectfully announce 10 the citizens O.
w Portland and vicinity, that he has perm an emit
ly located in this city. During the two years We
have been in this city, we have cured some o.
the worst forms OF disease in persons who have tried
tents in 60 short time that tho question is often
asked, do they stay ouredl To answer this question
VIC will say that all that do not stay cured we viii
doctor the second time for nothing. .Hru
Dr. d. has been practica. electrician Ter ~ enty.
one years, and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity IL perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the form of nervous sick headache; neuralgia
In the head, neck or extremities consumption when
In the acute stages or where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute chronic rheumatism, sc-Cxula btY
Diseases white swellings, spinal diseases, uurvatI
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted lbuhs
palsy paralysis, st. Vtss Dance, deafness STAN.
nsring or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
ton constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
nplAints.l -.
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= - ~. y. y. ~ NAW 4 URh, MATCH 70, ,
Owing to the damage to the track between
Castletown and StuyTesant by the freshet. no
trains have arrived or gone out on the Hudson
River Railroad to-day Passengers are car
ried around from Hudson for the Berkshire
road. & -ai'' Pa5
Smyrna times., 1865-08-09
stantly killed by a stroke of lightning.

stantly killed by stroke of lightning.
A portion of the lst Ohio cavalry, under III,
influence of liquor, had robbed and destrovp,
goods in Florence, S. c., valued at So 500
secy Seward and Attorney-General Spec,
have returned to Washington from their 90
Journ at cape May, much improved in health
Cen Pope, now commanding the Depart
ment OF Missouri, has been breveted Naior
General of the regular army. ~ ''''
The New Orleans Times Austin corrcsnord.
eht announces the arrival of Merritts cavalr,
there from Shreveport.
The Port Royal New South learns that the
negroes on St Helena Island have armed tbom.
selves for selfprotection. -
lhe army worm is threatening with entire
destruction the cotton crop of Wharton Conn.
ty, Texas. ''' "0""-
Smyrna times., 1865-08-09
A Record of MurdeIs

AS this source of crime seems a. H.;
We give below a list of those we fr, :,
' 81 " 'ne last lew days--snce Saturday. THE o.r
raj ''''''o Is becoming a subject Of q. no
d;ao ,'. .ruND' C"NN. Ang. IA horribIo ,,,,.,
''eleu at daylight tins morning =, was
,n1, S, W inc town Of Mancb,s,rr NJ "uee ol
IA ather, aged 46, and her dannL, ~,
he'd ou' were iound chopped 10 de,9h !; - iL''H'
"a vo.. " oi MIS-. Slarkveatber nan,,d I''e
are enterta,ned ,L oe'ng examined, and susp,cionS
''"' ne committed the terrible dood
buno n reoel named Kelly was enron,
a s,'a =" uays since, at Bergen, Mo H. "
miliI;a y ue place, and ordered Jicn,o,an, 70
off romarLG opened to be there, to take b;s Lt "
Leu,en,n, rac .na. NC dld not like blue con,s ~
Kelly drew ,o.,I 70 COMPLY with his re0ues, ,b'
then Ln'e" ~" revolver and fired at him "neh
% 'Ien knocked Kelly down. ,oot "'"'' byslanders
I'U "''" 10 The limb of tree Ou'' a'o Sus-
About two O'clock on Sa,r.d,
'''t 'aI mined Ih"mas Tristtom yh turning, young
W ana brothers at No a ~, eSiueu with his
his hro, Si"t and killed in nj, n,y,' h new
h'on "o''ef Richard IL appents ,t., p'"fnoih by
dtunka, together, and II is snono.,J ,b''
quarrel ensued betwe,n ,ha "ploScu 'nat
homas was shot 0"' 'heih' during which
:, a Paroled rebel prisoner n,,,od ,t,u.
e, ;,'e'ourh, sullivan conntv. lad on
to- sc ~ 'Pta,"g To murder a Mr. Greoo,v ,h sy;
A., ~ SPENCER House at Louisville XIV.
bot b. DoheiSon, 7S years of noe doI;bo., ,.Iv
L.,ao we dead at Bath Me-, Inst Nond.v r,;,b
" "ucN"hot' lie is in custody. -
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