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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19

" with strips Of white cloth. In the
same manner the other criminals were
bound, and the moose adjusted. As
tho fatal moment approached, Mrs.
Surratt said [" Please don't let me
fali.n After violent effort with his
feverish lips, Atzerott said: Gem
tlemen, take aware" meaning swarm
ing.p After the white caps were all
put over the prisoners heads, Atzerott
said, in distinct tones: "Good bye,
gentlemen, who are before me; now
may we all lmeet in the other world.
God help me now. 'Ohl oh! oh!"
isa iisW vieg ~ DEAD s-hN ~ -
The uprights were knocked out at
the given signal, and the bodies were
suspended Atzerott died without any
appearance of pain, while slight
movement in the1imbs Of Mrs Sdrratt
was all that was seen of the death
struggle. The bodies Of Payne and
Harold struggled considerably. After
about "A minutes of solemn silence
the bodies wer< <examined by Surgeon
Otis, U. s. Volunteers, and Assistant
Surgeons Porter and Woodward, who
all pronounced life extinct One Of
the cords being prematurely severed
rbya soldier, one of the bodies fell
down with a heavy thump. The bod
les of Atzerott, Harold, Payne. and
Mrs. Surratt were then placed in
strong white pine collins. in the order
named. 1t was not ascertained posi-
lively whether the necks of Atzerott
and Payne were dislocated or not, but
about those Of Harold and Airs. Sur
ratt there is no doubt. The burials
were completed by a detail of the first
corps {ltav gf 7" A"af%
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19

~ Loss OF A VEssEL.---The Buffalo
papers announce the loss of the barge
Empire, which broke in twain off that
port during Il storm on Wednesday
Hast. We noticed, but few days
SINCE, her passing here with an i'm
mense cargo of lumber, which freight
she was about to land at its point of
destination when intercepted by tho
storm. It is stated that Of her cargo,
5000 feet or thereabouts will be lost.
The, Empire was built at Cleveland in
iS44 by Capt. G. w. Jones, for d. N.
Barney g. Co, and registered l,l36
tons burthen. She performed two
trips between Buffalo and Chicago in
that year, and !, was known as the
mammoth steamer of the lakes, as
also the iieetest,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19

J THE BEST INvEsrMENr. :


- THE BEST INvEsTMENT. -
'u"'-1t 'sY Mns. L, ", ,sIGounsErp 4dkI "A
.obNh" He hath dispersed abroad,
lie hath given 70 the poor, +. t-rf.
i l ) His hghteousnsss endureth forever"
-. s.,..,,, ..,si The PsALhisr
Give to the poor thy bread,
,Clothe. the uncovered form, W. 4 &
f- Throw shelter Ger the homeless head
That shrinks before the storm-;sdr
So shall the prayers that grateful rise
~ Win blessings for thee from thsiskied -
yiA ~ F4LA = Az -
Build thee mansion fair, 81 on
Bid artists deck the walls
With c6mpetision's ceaseless care,
81 Pour luxury through its halls, ~ 4
The stranger there shall banners wave,
And feast, when thou Arb ID thy grave.
Hoard riches for thine heirs, fsf H y
Swell high the expected tide
And see them disappont thy care -
q 7 by ipdblepee and pride - - - 2. =
Yea, die upwept-Ywhile bent on pelf, a
~ Each grasps the shokels for himself, si
Disperse thine aims abroad, ds 1gll. e
Wide rs the winds sha bring A
Urto thine ears the cry Of want, l. ,tF
r Or,paint Of suffering lt4s.gne
And thus shall gain accrue to thee,
When heaven sidread book shall opened be
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19
FROM the Laerosse (wis) Republican.

40 The War OoRREspoSpExrs.- THE
New York; Citizen says thegwar cor-
respondents are being distributed over
the fice of the globe. ,nStillson of the
-Wofld has gone to Idaho3 Chapman
of the Herald is Secretary to a Board
of Trade atogairo;b Swinton of the
Times is in Canada, Wilkeson of the
Tribune is isnmanaging the correspon-l
denoe land editorial business of Jay
Cook, the,banker, for the plump sum
Of $4,000 n yaar,iifor which he has
undortakenttn prove that the National
debt is National blossiug.us Sns sEs
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19

p ES q missionary, ~ Chinese waters
having distributed several copies OF
the Ten Commandments on shofe,
they wore .6,r sept back the next day with
the request that they be distributed
among the French aud English; sfors"' |"
said the Chinese, "the tracts contains
admirable doctrines, and these people
evidently much need them.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19

- Eai-Some time ago a man named
Wilkins, stopped at Barle's Hotel,
New York, and left with the clerk of
the house s25, 900 for safe keeping
When Wilkins called for the money
II was gone. wilkins brought suit to
recover the money. The supreme
Court of that State have decided that
the plaintiff is entitled to but $1,000,
on the ground that that sum was a
reasonable amount for travelling ex-
penses, = nal..l. OIL 80 In nda
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19

the murder about half past ten. He
threw away his knife and parted with
his pistoLsfThe nextmorning Atzerott
had nothing to say at any formerpro-
ieeeding, sg.a "a 7,or1sa .soi
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19

'n' EfA man named szvmeI rccentlv
died in Wilma For the last 30 years,
he has wandered about the streets Of
wilma asking aims, collecting ln all
about 10000 roubles, not a Kopeck Of
which he has spent on himself, bu. it
has all been used for the benefit of
the poor and the education Of children.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19
fxPERIENcEp sW0RKafEN,. !. J

Constantly 81 work onf cvstsm Gecds, and are
therefore prepared 10. - "a sstisfac Ion - That
Branch 10 all that may 4. or us with cail
place Of Business on Genescc Street. In Manns
Block, opposite Everett House..
Esss Ssginsw, March l6th, 1860 W|y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19

Lstf fi.AlN' thf,.rttp o.. a.
Tn order 10 make room for our large Spring Stock
now arriving. In eqnclusi9n we vijh " kep' IN
mind that, we keep Alatge number OF a. '.yas
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19

Our facilities are Of such q nature ne to defy
competition from any quarter and all we desire TO
prove our assertion Is o trial, es our goods are
warrant cd in acasos 70 give perfect sAfissctien.
Our entire old stock will be- ani5si iis.iil~ "
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19

y During the night Payne slept for
several hours, and, spent most of the
time inoepnyprsatieH with RsN Pr
Gillett He paid close attention to
what Was Was said, but did not show much
emotion. None Of his friends had
been 10 see him.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19

The military formed two sides Of a
hollow square, facing the scafiold, aud
soon after the arrival of Major Gene
raj Hancock and stan, who took their
places in front and rear Of the scaf-
fold,d they were ordered to q shoulder
arms, and remained in that position
until the reading Of the orders an
nouncing and confirming the sentence
Of the Court, by General Hartraupt,
had been completed
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19

Payne had conversed freely with
Drs. Gillette and Strickey on, religious
topics during the morning. ltappears
that he was raised religiously, and at
one time belonged to- the Baptist
Church. He wept freely and seemed
sincerely repentant. After giving his
spiritual advisers some commissions OF
private character, he expressed his
Willingness to meet his God, hoping
for forgiveness. j. Col, Doster, his
counsel, took leave OF him in the
mornisg, as with Atzerott. q ll.ada
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19
nARRoLD's SISTERS.

Early in the morning guards were
stationed along Pennsyivania avenue
south, and around the arsenal ground.
The Fourth and First, regiments of
iHancock's corps, and large detach-
ment of the 60th Ohio were marched
to the prison. The lst General Han
cock stationed in the south yard, ~the'
4th upon the walls and at the doors,
and the Goth OHIO around the out
e.Jo ....
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-19
Prescriptions MS. :

English and German prescriptions aoouratel'
put up at all hours.-
East Saginaw. Jan, !. 1865: s,ia s9"sS :
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Arhms Magazine deseivodly enjoys the reputation o. oen
Of the best moral literary magazines published IN Ancis
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A RTHURs HOME MAGAZINE.
IA CONTENTS Or FEBRUARY NUMBER;
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John Yoke. BY Mrs. Ssrs A. Wentz
Alden. by Josephine Pollard ,,, u,.,.,
MAran's Mystery. By author Of watching ana waiting
A Record n
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TIN. po,,,.uess ByF T.. sarmiento
Campaign Sketches. No. ?. By Officer Of the U. s
fhe House in the Lane By Virginia f. Townsend
"Our Biddy." by VI. T. Il.
Kings and Queens Of England.
Lar Sernons--COEfJTtcd Time Lost
Boys and GIRLS Treasury Geography on Horseback BY
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Health Department, Familiar Lectures or the Teeth By
Henry 5. Chase, MD. .
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DAYARD TAYLOR

.I) VIII lecture n, Cooper Institute, THURSDAY EVEN
ING, Jan. 2j Subject:
YOURSELVES AND OUR RELAT1ONS,'
for the benefit Of the ROSE HILL SOLDIERS RELIEF
ASSOCIATION.
Tickets 80 cents to be had Horace Waerss No 49 Broad
way Kelys, No. 259 Broadway; Miller Matthew's. No.
~ Broadway Appletons No 44J Broadway; Beer Schir-
meT No. 7Ol Broadway; Howe ferrys No. 10 Bowery
ind AT the door
Doors open az !. 70 commence at O'Clock.
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n,y1rL H.inunnK1r. Anetionerr.
EREAT SALE of BROOKLYN PROPERTY
" AUCTION.
on WEDNESDAY, The 18th inst,
si ~ O'clock IN.
WM CONSELYEA, AuctioneeI,
viii sell ~ tl.e

KINGS COUNTY HOTEL
at tho 90, Of South seventh-st Peek Zip sud Division
ferries, IN Brooklyn, one largo double frame HOUSE
with extension and n roomss STABLE and SHEDS, good
GARDEN end FRUITS, with plot Of GROUND fronting 90
Broadway sbout,Ox.o9 feet
Also. a a story frame HOUSE, large BARN snd WAGON
HOUSE. on the corner Of Cenrlaye. snd Van Foges IT,,
together with l5s BUILDING LOTS adjoining.
Also, large Stone BUILDING about aoI0o feet on the
corner stuyvessn,aye. md Hickory ST. with 10 LOIS q
GkOuND. vel .a.led ior mlnnl-olnLInE.
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DRAFT FAMILY.

The descendarts OF IIeut WILLIAM PRATT who settle
q, robrdge Mass in lOn, and afterwards a. saybr9'A
tf t rre hereby notified tHst the History and Oehss40y
OF the Family j. nov ready for delivery IL - Volgne o
fonr hundred AID ony pages, Toy2 octave, IN EMBOSSED
cloth, at - per copy.
In extra binding CIT 81. =, .. ri,
COME, nay be hld q JULlUs H. PRATT No 30 Cham
~ I go 80 JULIUS PRATT.
Merdcn Dec 81. 1854
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THIRD FpITIoS.
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Savehoders Rebellion, Chronicle OF War Events
Native States of the American bonn People
Election Returns for President Governors Congressman
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stse Capitals Governors Salaries Time Legislatures meet
Time Of State Elections
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FcoyoMT is WEsITH.-Messrs. Stockwen and Emrrion.
parer dealers No % Annt have made returns 10 tho Ia
eina Department Of receipts 20 the amount 81 some
10000 Pretty good ior ycas saes Of old peper iy
commenced In small way and now thoy nave arge eat ID
hmen and bid fair to tax their stand among the mai u1fes
of the land. 1hoy Immense amount Of wealth thrown
away or burnt up, ard tins Destroyed when IL could II
propery husbanded made soLIce Of Income TO individuals
profe business TO he.seves and saving 10 the nation
.epery aud forthwith they eat t. work through tho pres 70
rze upon tie people the gTaa economy tS could ve pfc
ced in the saving Of old newspapers and the scfps OF paper
10 be found n every household aud in public and pn'ae
ofces while The THE hey procancd ht readiness
to purchase al such savings very high prces The con,
has been hundreds thOusands Of do3 worth
of property has been annually saved 70 thc nation by which
the peopc have been made the richer while they have bum
up r themselves lucrative business Of which they might We
be pIoud.-l Police Gazette
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A SONG ron THE MILL

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Philosophers and lea people say
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For papers. although old aud on. of date
The journal OF Commerce, Herald Tribune, Hmes--
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Collect your books aud papers every size,
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professional Noiiees.

ETHICAL HUMAN EYES MADE 10
N order and Inserted BY Drs + BAUCh ard n; ~ nQS
GELMANN (iornery employed by Bossonnea0 OIL raii'h
SO Broadway, n y.
CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly FRO
" fes.or Of Special Anatomy end Surgery in the syr.cose
edeal College, " A. Once 81 last Z,ths Consuaion'
fou 10 IO Ito aud 10 O. Specaiies: Diseases VI Tie
Seryous Seminal, Lr.usTy, and Cataneous systems
DR. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. Beach-st., between Earick and
~, broadway j. he only place where the shitted VIII
,,e roper ne iica Treatment. Hours nom a. M to o. m
TAR. A, LEWIS, Physician and Surgeon,
treats successfully all difficulties that females are 'uee,
20 Relief given in al eases once No. bsschs'' 'a'"e
soor. frorn West Broadway, New-Iork
IUPcICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF
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y DIXON EDITOR Of Tho scapeL structure fnss, aliSo
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al md pensuen, IN few days, and often an imne
> " &c bv DR. De instrument the Crethro,oms,
Siy,Sd .xrresy to modify Mr. synes operation. 10 al
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,,eed II the e.. be undertaken Once hous no W
Ally and I 10 9 evenings at NO. ~ fiithaVe.
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STOCKWELL e. EMERSON,
No 2J ANN-STREE'

READ TIE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS
FROM TIE PRESS.
To CAREFUL HorsrKEYPBRs The attention OF housekeep
and others who have od papers and magazines slowed
away in acs closets has probably been attracted by ne
poetca advertisement Of Stockwc Emerson which las
occupied whole column OF paper for ,cvere days II
be generally known that pound OF ola parer
and sold 10y families only puts money in their
purses but reduces the price Of paper For this reason II As
good economy 70 preserve tie shred OF Tefs and az paI
stock dspose them. The price paid for this
tera probably higher than VIII be month hence for the
tendency the market appears he downward he irn
enterpr.sing in the trade IL
tablished abou 10 in basement down town. work
Ing upon very small capta but every year has required
space for the business which the energy Of the pafnes
has built Mp and there branches ia Boston fnade-
present. in Europe to establish other connections thereEye
ming Post.
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DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 40

DOOK TRADE SALE ROUMS, No. 1J'
I'D way nearly opposite St. Nicholas Ho.e-GEO A. Lea
W.T. Anctonee bv j. f. C0o.ey. Consigimenis solicited
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, Jan. "a and n,
1t O'Clock
PRIVATE LGBRARY-Of the late q. w Newell, eco,
Albany, y. " comprising large and select COLLECTION Of
Book the various apartments Of Literature state and Con-
gressiona rayeIs Public Documents, Magazines EcSi.ws
Works on the Political and Local History Of America, 6c &C.
among which may b. mentioned Annals Of Congress, 40 vol
ulIes American Archives, volumes folio; .,ngr sonai
Globe "a volumes, Naro; Natural History Of New York q
vonre s ousrto; Iscc Railroad Reports 10 volumes; Doc
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London Quarterly. Moth RriIsh B-c'w ood and Iunts
M-rchsnis' Magazines in ses; also variety Of Works In the
French Language Catalogues ready and Books exhibition
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A DRAM II. MULLER, 7. r. WILKINS
A. NJ. MERwIN. Auetioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos. GA and

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,op,ry Pictures Works of Art Fancy Goods Furniture L.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. %, eis4 clock Sc,
LAW HBRARI-Beng the entire private collection Of
Gentlemen declining hu iuess comprising complete sets OF
Common Law aud Chanrry Reports the Federal and state
Courts Statute Laws fDgst Tsea'ise' &C. Also, vanab
English Repos Many oi the books enriched by manu-
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on exhibition.