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BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.

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Scrofuls, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters.
Scales, BOils, Syphilis or Venerial
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the bad effects Of mercury.
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In many affections With which numbers Of Fe-
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most happily sdspted-in Ulceraied Uterus. 10 Leu.
corrh0a, IN bearing down, Falling Of the Homb
Debility, and for ali complaints incident to the ser
Samaritan's Wash
Il, in case Of syphilis used IN conjunction WIT
the Root AID Herb Juices. Full directions
The efhcscy Of these remedies : alike acknoEi.
in the Z. 8. Hospitals. thus restoring 70 healn
nany Of cur brave soldiers
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MARff4f'S REMEDIES.
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General Terry.

A good many people will be interested to
know something about tue man who did that
which Gen. Butler couldn't, and accordingly
VIC siye brief sketch Of his.career.
ALTERED HOWE TERRY WAS born on the 10Th
Of November, 1927, and is therefore but little
more than thirtY-seven years Of age. Hart
ford, Conn, is his na,ivo place. :Ho WAS edu-
Gated In New Haven and adopted the profes.
sion Of law, tie practice of which he began
in 1S4S- In 1851 he became county clerk iu
New Haven, serving SIX years, when he re-
signed and Travelled few months In Europe.
When the military laws Of Connecticut were
revised, in 1854, he WIS commissioned as Col
onel Of the I'd militia regiment. Col. Terry
offered his services to the Governor Of his
Slate on the breaking out Of the rebellion
lie was Colonel of Connecticut regiment OF
three months men Mt the battle Of Bull Run,
bringing up the rear in the retreat. In the
report Of Gen. Reyes to Gen. Mcdowell, We
ind his services particularly acknowledged.
On the expiration Of the three months, he
raised the 7th. Connecticut regiment tor three
years, and left New Haven Sept. 18th, 1861,
and was attached to the Port Royal expcdi.
tion Of Gen. T. ". Sherman. His regiment
was detailed to occupy the captured io1t on
Hilton Head during the winter, and great
portion o the labor which resulted III the
WIS performed by the men under Col. Terry's
comNand. To this regiment, therefore, was
assigned the honor of occupying the fortaftcr
lis surrender. He was promoted to be Briga-
dier General Of volunteers, March 9th, 1862,
and during the summer had command Of the
posts and forts on the Atlantic coast Of Flor
ida. He commanded brigade in the battle
of ,Pocota1fgo, and has since been conspicu-
ous in various engagements and affairs He
ranks now Us Brevet Major General,
, 1865-01-20
-AnTHCSA.
r. c. Bookings Patented
land EFcuafle.

Now for the n.odus opcrzndi. 4 small g1as:
vessel containing Greek fire is placed IN the
inner shell which is then screwed tightly
together, and filed with gunpowdef b
means Of the orifce I Eare indicated. Thie
hole is next plugged, the nipples capped with
patent percussion caps, md the whole, IN.
closed within tine outer globe. Thus pre-,
pared the missile has ou?y to be dnshed
violently against some hard surface, when 1t
never fails to explode with frightfh cf1cct,
scattering the murderous Greek fire in all di.
1ections. Booking once attempted to get
this grenade used in the Government ser.
vice, but it was rejected on account Of the
great danger involved in handling it. It has
since become most important feature In tue
armory Of the Sons Of Liberty.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
On Saturday night, young woman named
Sus;ne Reinhardt, confined in the Bremen
street sutton house, here, on q charge Of lar
ceny, having be- n caught in the act of rob-
hing money drawer, attempted suicide. She
had torn her apron into strips and attempted
10 hang herself from the har. over the door.
Inppily, the rash determination of the un-
happy young woman was thwartcd by Its dis
coyerery By the turnkey, though when she
was cut down life WIS nearly extinct.
For the y information " OF ChicaEoans who
probably ntvcr recognized the 1act before, I
append The following quotation from the Clu-
cinnati Enquirer, regarding the Chicago pris-
oDers:
1.-The accused, eight In number, are gentle
men Of high intelligence, and hare always
been regarded as leading citizens Of the States
from whence they cn1Hc: Their physique b
commanding, while their physfognomies de-
note intelligence Of high order" Verify,
to the pure, all is pure. HARR1E G. G.
, 1865-01-20

w Resolutions introduced into the Vir-
.ginia Legislature on Thursday last, by Nr.
Miller, of Lee county, recommending separate
State action to secure peace, and the ap-
pointmcnt Of five commissioners from Vir-
Einia, to meet similar commission from the
North, were indefinitely postponed BY vote
of1o1 to 2, the nays being Mr.. Miller, and
Nj. Smith, Of, Russell county.
, 1865-01-20

interesting Letter from our Corres,
p0uieuf ssIeurnI.s,

One of our oldest and most esteemed cor-
respondents {" Rural'') writing from Ken
lucky says Of the status of slavery in that
State:
Slavery is dead in this State. There il no
control over :he nlsgger without the green
backs-wli2plng Is out of the question: f)c.
casionally, the master gets small show Of the
wages, 1T scarcely enough to pay the SUD. ID
aod ro51 10 O. eet se rid i'd d IKonng on the plantation
One great drawback has been III hsae y question.
tive Kentuciiana. to hold command d'1H 1T naz pn5
linger. "~' VAL
1ftwo years ago all troops had been with
t o1aw9 rom the State and strong Gordon
nlacs tt e around r. it. let the ng,cr out 1nd Kept
s4e ~ nhes ~ and furnished Lvtn parties with
al me munitions and material that thew
3!1a Sonia Ra3 for Kentucky would now bea ciyi,
nzea " stat. They are now slowly acceptinr
the t met mt slavery Is played ont, and are
TS 9es1nnan7 y dold the guerilia bands 10 check.
ers who ha1csquandered their nronerty p1ant-
, 1865-01-20
MINES AND nIANUFAC-
TUNES IN THE WEST.


This vigorous Company Is located at Mary
ville, Dodge Co., Wisconsin. It commenced
work under new organization Last June,
and has just closed a seven months blast. It
is now running small charcoal furnace fifty
teet high and fourteen feet wide at the base.
The nScEage daily yield is about nine tons
IcT day The furnace Is situated on one Of
'tne large tributaries Of Rock river, which fnr-
a1hhcs ~ anc' water power for driving blast.
me country for several miles In all directions
ana eastward to Lake Michigan w:s original
y neayily ttn1bered, but has been extensively
E.,,.a EM,a1ed. Considerable patches Of the prim.
iuEe forest However remain from which fuel
is9etNcd to feed tho furnace. This supply.
"hlc1 may be ample for a few. wears. viii
soon iaM 1he coal fields Of Illinois VIII then
place. III anticipation Of thia. the Goinn,nv
has tried coke during the late blast. The
yield Of the furnace Was increased ono ian
, 1865-01-20
AL n~aesaonVtlf8 Rebel Prison
keenNr


FfGm ;na;R;s,Ins iee ,GnscPnqti commercia Jan. ISL
| an lnolsMuG, 3. Davis by name. wns mr.
fa1gned yesterday Or trial before the court
.n4stla! oi "nlc1 1l7tenant Colonel Webbnr
: rs:slosnt, @ ana t;latenant Bond Judge Ad-
circumstances Of his detection and arreit 1at
were US follows: @A" 0'41't
=. a young soldier: Arekos,d Parker, Of the
18th Illinois cavalry, oily eiehteen Years nf
,ge, detected lin on hin going from To-
ledo to Newark. The solAr had been pris
n.es ra1,a, fr;e1d ~ an Recognized his
Ills not air. s. B. DAVE IT, So; hS sasa a.: ms Is
name is Cummings" "Doat y",, i've IL
Georgian j" No, sir; I've in raaada Hcn.
is my passport" and the suspected MIN dr.w
forth paper, having the APPEARANCE of an
official passport, giving the beanr, Nilloteh-
BY Cummings. permission to 60 Into the Cei-
ted States, except into tue insurscht Stats.
The young soldier was not satisfied, but did
not press his inquiries further lust then.
Cummings invited him out to drink xt.thc
next station, when he said: s'You certainly
arc the man Who had charge Of tile rebel psis-
en- at Andcrsonyll1e-" Cummings protested
that he was not; but the soldier Kept close
watch on him. at the next station re found a
tain ofcars waiting, on which were number OF
soldiers. He went over to them and said !:
Boys, we're nny Of you prisoners at Ander.
son7il:c, Georgl3?" Some of them replied
they we're. "Well," said he, "Dayis, who
had command Of the prison, is eEer here in
this train come and see him They went
with him, and recognized Davis at once, say
ing, How a1e you, Davis: You are not
round feeding Yankees corn meal and mule
meat now" The fellow still protested lis
name was Cummings, and asain produced his
passport; but he could net fool tho boys, and
they com PEELED him to acknowledge be was
! their old keeper. Two Of them guarded the
car, md sent dispatch to the Provost Mar
ehal at Newark, where Davis WAS arrested On
the arrival Of the train. He had through
tickets tor Washington, and acknowledged
he was trying to get back to Richmond.
Relative to his arrest, the Columbus Journal,
of Monday, says:
Lieut.. Davis, whose capture was announced
in fridays Journal, has been transferred to
Cincinnati. He made a full confession, stat
ing that he destroyed his dispatches
after he. WIS captured. They were
written on silk, and sewn on the In
side Of his coat sleeve. Watching his op-
portunity, be cut them out and burned them,
he also acknowledged that the treatment Of
Federal prisoners at Andersonyille, Co., and
other places, was severe, but asserted TINT he
was only obeJingorders, and that he was not
in any way responsible. It is to be hoped
thar },a will I,f,t hp ol11ra3 m aee,1a
, 1865-01-20

HIiIinE to the Cincinnati CHRISTIAN ADvoCAT snvs=
Fateut Medicines are Ike doctors. some xood.
3one good for nuthinE, bnt al wing their friends 10
tecomm. nd 1. EN-. AMI esch receiving Ut pubic
ta.a Avor n FoE instance the Constitntoa Water ver-
Lc fot scme ef the dts'as. for which 1t recon-.
9cndtu. hagr coaEersed with several Intelligent
1flsstsss, sone OF whom are phvsciana, who speak
U nish Fss:se OF II inr the cnrr OF lnbetes; and
~ltnont the kno~ le.e or acquaintance Of the pro
pfiELoT can ray to such bAv xAat
f-t4f llsr $50, tIy nhrkable virtues With
our a doubt Rev. ". s. LENi, EqStQrIA. o."
, 1865-01-20
EegaI ~Nnttrea.
PROVIDENCE S. C.--Supremt

PROVIDENCE S. C.-Supreme
L Court. sEr7Eyn87 Ta6x. 4. b. 1Ss4
rpon III aCpc ttio9 Q, Natsan p1 tos es,ier
and claimants upon the Receiver. -"
is adjud sec. orues:d and asetccd that shs said
Dixon Cause = actce to be published in the PTDyt-
dance JoUfns'. i hicaGo Tribune and Hew York TEt-
9nne, directing the holt!ets Ct the bills Of anfd Hop
k:ntoN Ban-. And the calnarts Iron the Receiver
thereof to bring c .nd the Ills oE said Bank,
and the:t c:sn, np2n said E*cclEes. At the Hopkin-
ION Bank IN Westerly. oPte:e the fifteenth day
u Masch 1se5 s. thur Claims shn b. forever har,ea
= aEAinst said H-celvar said lctlce 20 .e tubshed
tor at lest two nocths after the 1feenth da Of De-
g uhcr, 1854. =
tDec+ II By order.
de1-h:vF27n ia .1OIIE A. GARnNPR Clerk
, 1865-01-20

Anti-Linco,n mai. 1855 Lincoln mai. @ .79i
So great change in district hitherto Of
stubborn, unyarying p0liticll character, is
probably Without parallel in any region not
1stuay St nRtorm y sv TaF In
thun now,) John a. Logan douglas Dem
was elected to Congress from it by 2i,3S1
votes to $3.50 for Linegar, Republican. Now
Alex. J. Kuykepd-ll (Union) beats William
J. Allen {A1cClellan) by II, ,742 to 10, 75o-0s3
majority. And Maj. Gen. John L Logan has
contributed more than any one man to pro-
ducc this great. transformation.
, 1865-01-20
l3ri1tttng.
PENSION And BOUNTY BLANKS

Pcnsaon and Bonnty BIanka.
CLARK street, o1@ cSf1S3. q
Tbs series ia complete, and the to,r. ~. ...a
~. conforming IN every respec1 tn ia ,n.rs.4
1lons nona The leneion Uthte All ;hs Snrn.s ~ ~ ~
zalnlnE to IN application aIe n,,nteJ nnnu pT pTe
hs s5nofadnG the Declatauan oI the annlicsnt
NaI.ts.ss ps .! witnesses, the Cerafcalet Of th1
Jc X eitt toWet ol Attorney, Clerks Ccr.deata
xnniir,,, , W,tn a. ample blank & PAGES.
1ppncation for Prize Money.
Ponsfon. VI "'oo" or Mother TOT fa5men' oa
sappl Application Of Invalid rensiorer for Payment ot
Efim Of Hcirs for A,7cars
lain 1or Horse and Equipment
1RafdlAn'e Declaration pl MINOR Children II
Pension. o-&
- Guardians Declaration Of o.phsu siftcr to
Invalid rcueion C14in,
Voucher.
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
Enlistment Plperrs-
Abetr1ct Of DiFbufeeme1t1
Communication Of Rasaons 1or Exchanged Prison.
pf War.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration Tor Bouuty Monr,
<Act Of March 8, 1s5:) .@"A-'
Fathers Application 1oz Bounty Money and Ar.
Tr,-Mon.hiy Return Of Recruiting omcor.
Communication Of Fuel aad Qnarters
Guardians Declaration OF Minor Children for
Bounty Money and AueatA
We send them POST PAID. at the rate oy q n
Per quire, upon tie receipt of the money.
Address, TRIBUNE C0xPAdx,
, 1865-01-20

BACH6LOR'9 celebrated HAIR DYE IS Tux RESI-
y TIE WORLD. The only HABYL8ss, TBu8 aud R1Ir-
AbtR pJe KNOWN: This splendid Hair Dye Il Perfect
GLOSSY BLACK and NA1uKAL BRowy. without Injus-
the Hale 1t staining the skin. leaving the Hair so
to.ng If pristine eoios, and 1ectdes iii eects Of
e. had Ryes E., The Genutns Is s!gned WILLIAM A.
bAEtkLOR. kt others imitutious aEd ahouItf
e e .,gotted sold b. al Druggists, DC. Factory ID
RaehsleEs @ New Toilet Cream for Dressing the Ha,r
, 1865-01-20
DR.. B!GE1oW.
Confidential Is14Ysician.

an te consulted At his ofce 19 South Clark stfest
corner o. Monroe, Chicago, ~.
aaH btock nom tho Postotace, On all Chronic Dts
Sess and DtssacA OF private and delicate uatuEe to
5csh seSes Which &c treats With unparalleled success
Rooms sepatste. where Ladlty and Gentlemen can
Inlt tie Doctor with the sts:ctesr privacy. OGces
3oEFs rem :. N. 70 pam: suntiA3s: 10 to l. = NJ
aidieas Pustorct Eo1 LII lsc.oge two starrps and
get big 61!de to HeH>th- desc d3gi-ly h
, 1865-01-20

Rctlef guaranteed In ten minutes, and PHRxAx1-s
CURE effected By the use OF UPuA Ms Asrau. ~ -
Cses OF nom ten to twrnt7 years. kta*,as yiTa as
nv sas ai1te.s, ID re- ey :. {. urp: sonsh Efshs street.
3MiTH. . Ias- street, General Agents. Also, Ios
snie nv Iii Dlugcfsta. delE hS1 yu2-r A9
, 1865-01-20

u. 1ockfoW having become emlnepsly successfal
curing tis terrible malsdy Invites Iii similarly sf-
70 cA q ,snd for circulars otrefe1encrs
5sars standing he derotes bis attention
nvc1aiE 60 aseases Of the Cercbru S7taal AVS, of
NetFens system, mad aclc!ts all Investigation 0f hi
MSia1m II 10 pu6e coincidence. H4 mag be Consulted 1t
III t Rt1vase 5cstJenee II West Forty Second strrat
4to11t ~ =. H. untll p. u- EXCEPT Saturday und
Sa aedIc.a Al Letters % DI; =. B. LOCKkOW.
- HnsIsoLoo1cAL e y!Kw OF MARR1Aa1-Co Coutsinins
nc Aaatom7 or the Human Organs IN stats Of Hsaeh
aorans wth treatise oa arly Efto1s s n
ne ne authors Plan OF Treatment the only ralionaI
Node q cure, shown By the report Of
ascs feattd tsuthfa! AElv1ser to tho married. aud
1qse contemplating Marriage who entcttain doubts
1aeu ph5 stc.s c"nditfcn Sent tree Of post1ge to
;;urrencS. b. add1s*sing pr. La CEOlX.sl MNtIca
Land- Albany, ". T. 0c11u4l9-AuJw Y&Xix
, 1865-01-20
Epreial Entircs.


aug tSo spoons u ! at DE-. T: II. TAtno1 Mzp,uA-
1ED f!SKAPrL1 C1Dxh to wlne gag mi! or WaixF
aud take oefoEe o. whils sa''ns For vhe
For sale BY BLISS q sHiSP j. FAE%ONs i CO..
BEEk RAYNER. r. &H. II BOOKER ~. R0RM-
HfLDy D.uTxt1t3. Chtc13n. lao Ell 1ti4
, 1865-01-20

A-OT ONE Dollar
EiH send celebrated French reccne t~r rastsrtn~
s!E 20 1he EEfc1ual Color With u directions for
61sng. Warranted as represented Or non+ TefSnaisT
Jac s, uos1 FILL 6foCuf8 enoush for yett'< uso En-
unCcts- "0A 44o"' eoIaaos
E;;tB:Ie,This tia RRs7oAA11vE, not dye.
, 1865-01-20

~ tRRrTlaEe or Gen. WeItze1--A nrritta-
IAead--1he Oil Fcrer--aoW psfsna
ieum stock Companies arc 0rGst,- 0so-
azeG and Morked--The Greek Eirs
, 1865-01-20

HEAlAN D. WALBRIDGE &
Ill CO.,
COmM1SSIOE 1IERCHANTS,
NO. Il BRIDGE STREET,
Corner whitehall street.
y: p WALBRtr0E. NEW YORK.
H1EAx WALBRlpGE.5
Consgnmen1s solicited and adYAr ees made by
l.. a. 0STROH>
No 8 Loouis' Bu1dipsv Southwest corner CLARK mud
su1th Water streets,
Ja1seis1 Sm CHICAGO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22
Boston Market.
WrDxgsDlY. Dec o1

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 20.
FLouR-Western superfine at 81 90 q S; COM
mon extras at IS IS 40; medium extras at 50 so
@ 10 IS and good and choice, including favorite
brands Canada, Ohio, Genesee and Michigan at sll
a IL 80 2 Dbl. st Louis Flour $40 bis y Dbl fer
very good and choice extras. Corn Meal is dull and
has been in moderate demand at S. 2 Dbl, for good
shipping brands. Buckwheat has been selling ut
IS Is a 80 Y loo lbs.
GRAIS-The market for Corn mas been rather
dull the past week. Sales Of Western mixed at
81 OIL a o5 and Western and Southern yellow at
81 OF a Os 2 bush Oats have been in moderate
demand at from 81 a s]c p bush for Northern and
Canada. and So a sec for Prince Edward Island
Rye l5@ l 20 2 bush. Barley 81 a % Y
bush, as to quality. White Beans in steady demand
Common and good blue pod 81 80 q IS marrow
s. a 2 50, and pea at 81 25 a IS Y bush. Shorts
SIS q % Fine Feed $50 a 30, and Mddlings at so
a ~ y ton
PROFESSIONALISM is dull feeling for Pork
with a moderate demand from the trade, $50 a q
for prime; 30 a 81 for mess, and sc mas for clear
cash. Beef is quiet at $40 a % for Western mess
and extra mess and % a 25 for family extra Lard
is dull at ~ a &c p n, in Dbl and terces. Smofei
Hams at ls a lec 2 b. cash. Butter has been rsth-
dull and in limited demand at 10 a. Sc for good
choice and extra, and 80 a rs for common In Can
ada the sales have been at. 30 a 36c. Cheese re-
mains about the same and is rather dull. The sales
have been at l6 a l9c y h for common and prime,
including factory made.
Wo0L-There is no material change to notice in
fleece or pulled Wool. Fine grades continue to he
held quite firm, but low and medium grades are dull
and neglected, The sales have been upwards Of
10000 lbs fleece and pulled at prices ranging from
90 a 75e 2 h as to quality.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22
NEW YORK. Dec. 70.

NEW YORK, Dec. 70.
\ St Louis despatch says the scene Of the
ice disaster on the river yesterday was most
exciting one The levee WIS perfect prom
enade Of all kinds of people gazing at and
commenting upon the scene of smashed and
sunken steamers. The river is frozen solid,
and huge chunks Office five inches thick were
piled up in shapeless masses around the
doomed steamers, fatboats and broken
wharves. 4 group Of four boats tightly
damned together and SO damaged that 1t was
not easy to distinguish one from another,
Law in the stream on the verge OF the chan
mel. All the others arc crushed against the
bank. some were fairly broken in the middle,
others had their pilot houses, upper decks
and chimnies carried away. The gunbOats
Entail and Shiloh, lying at the foot Of Plum
street, are uninjured- their iron sides
resisting the pressure of the ice. Yesterday
the ice at Cora street was strong enough Tor
quite large number to cross TO and fro.
Mails were brought over on sleighs by the
post Office employees from this .eIty to a
point about 30 miles below there, the river
is cleared but there is heavy gorge at that
point and when it moves the boats which
escaped total wreck on Saturday will proba-
bly, all he destroyed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22
NV YoRK. Dec. Is.

A Washington despatch says further dis
closures show that frauds upon discharged
soldiers by unprineipled clam agents in the
matter Of procuring bounties and land war
rants along the Pacific Railroad, will reach
SO, 600 Instead Of 100000 as at first be-
lieved. Complaints Of swIndled discharged
soldiers who have received the advance fee of
52j. are coming in at painful rate.
The great Government sale at Alexandria
has been adjourned.
Gen Swayne of Ala. telegraphs Gen.
Howard that in his opinion at least 10000
freedmen and refugees will be compelled to
rely upon the government rations this win
or.
Adyices from Florida and North Carolina
are encouraging The freedmen are settling
down and are becoming Industrious
4 Washington dispatch says the Director
Of the L. S Mint at Philadelphia has made
for the Sec. of the Treasury specimens of
the eagle, half eagles, dollars, half dollars,
and quarter dollars bearing the motto -
in God we trust There Is no addition
to the other legend and devices upon the
coins. Secretary McColloch has approved
the designs, and the com hereafter made
will bear the motto. The smallest coins do
not afford room for the words.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22
NEW York, Dec. 20.

Gen. Carleton commanding the military
district of Mexico has been designated by the
War Department to command the expedition
against that portion oil the Apache Indians
who have for long time been actively hos
tilcIto the Government. Gen. Mitchell has Just
been appointed Governor Of New Mexico by
the President.
\ large and highly respectable assemblage
of citizens Of several States met yesterday
P.M.in the Reception room Of the Senate for
the purpose of paying a tribute to the worth
and memory of the late Hon. Thos. Corwin.
Chief Justice Chase on taking the chair
made a most feeling and appropriate speech.
lie was followed by Hon-R.C. Schenek. John
Sherman and Davis and See Seward.
The remains will be sent to Ohio to-day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22

committee. The matter VIII p'OOAO's DC
submitted to Congress Las, oven;n, for
su Spc stanton left that city last evening i0r
. trip northward, -.s,onrenee saws
JET. pa't 70 t y concern Of his soul. He has
than ever hoCD ' visited by his old spiritual ad-
recently peo - - If St. Paul-s Church,
prison in religious reading anu "''
"a the sacrament to HIM