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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-28
HEART T-RENDrNG scENEs,' !

Fire was on the one side aud assassination
was on the other, The Baron Ketelbodt
was first butchered, and near him fell his
faithful friend, Ghas. Anthony Price Ia
black man., quite an accomplished person,
one Of the most Intelligent in the colony of
the blacks. A thirst for blood was the ful-
ing principle, and every white and colored
dered. Lieut.. Reid, and those- of his men
who took refuge In the Court House, re-
manned at their posts. and were burnt to
death, with their swords and rifles in their
hands. The bravest Of the Romans could
not have done more! ~ --'' '''-4 i''''-'t 2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-28

and, in few minutes, the Court House was
lighted In various parts, aud the flames soon
ignited the roof. The gentlemen then
rushed down stairs, seeing their doom at
hand, and Others Jumped through the win
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-28

and the volunteers ordered to fire. Theydid
so; but, unfortunately fired in line, instead
of by sections. The first discharge of the
Enflelds did good execution; but, in the at
tempt of the men to reload, they were
pressed upon, and scene of ..........
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-28

ensued. The men were chopped down
right and left and many were disarmed,
but few fought courageously to the last,
Captain Hitchins. firing his last shot five
minutes before life was extinct from his
body. Some of themen ran into the Court
House, and keptnp thefirmg through the
windows, but their was too small to
cope successfully withthe multitude of saw
ages who owereresolved on assassination and
spoliation; still the volunteers Kept possess
sion of their castle, and continued to pop
down those who made themselves conspic-
uous in rebellion, Butthis did not continue
very long. A flend in the person Of awo-
man cried out, set
, 1865-01-14
THE CHICAGO CoksPlRAToRs,
Tho Court In Session. -Denial Of Jurisdiction
The Prisoners Claim that they are
Amenable to Military Law.
from Our Own Reporter !

[From Our Own Rcporter.]
CINCINNATI. Jan. IL. 1866.
The Court Martial engaged In Investigating the
Chicago Conspiracy caees, met this morning, at
the Court uousc in this city, pursuant to
adjournm .nt-,Judge T. W Barley, Of
Cincinnati, on behalf Of the prisonefs
Morris, eemmcs and Anderson, and Mr. A=ay, of
Chicago, On behalf Of the sccused Walsh, and
Greufel supported al length the pleas Of their cli-
ente ns 10 the jurisdiction Of the Court They
took n the chief grounds Of their argument that
Court Martial is NOT for the trial Of STATUTORY Of
orcanizcd when the Civil Courts arc incapable to
fal1l their functions; that the oEeases alleged to
have bscn committed BY the accused, are embraced
by tho Statute Of 1851, and are ronse-
qnently caset for the adjudication of a
civil court; that the civil, District and Federal
courts Of Illinois, and the Northern District Of
Illinois, were ami lsnve been in full md uninser-
laHe Of the country; and that the accused arc all
citizens, and have never been connected with the
army or nary Of the United States, aud arc conse-
qucntly By no means amena1lc TO the military TIL
bEna]6. The counsel also objected to the consti.
tutiou OF the court al regards the power and func
ions OF the Judge Advocate, holding that his po-
sirfon Of prosecutor must influence Ills Judgment
partias deliver the law to the
court. Judge Advocate Burnett required until
Monday afternoon to prepare his reply. The Com
1niteion adjourned until the time indicated By the
Judge Advocate Upon the reception Of his reply
The court will decide the point without further
dcl,atc. The examination or witnesses viii pro-
baby commence on Tuesday morning. Major C.
NJ. Willard Of your city. wes yesterday released
from confinement at Mc1ean barracks:
, 1865-01-14

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.1
CIsclxsAr1. Friday, Jan. IS, 1865.
. Hoas-The receipts Of Hogs foot up only 500 head
There Is demand and the market closed very dull
Prices arc entirely nominal At 81. Is for light to
extra heaty, and ECO D averages at f155o
PEovIsloss-3lesb Pork is unchanged and du11 At
$l2@4as 60 Butk meals arc tm at 17e tor sh ,ulders
and 1sc 1os sades nil packed Nothing doing IN green
meats. Lard quiet but drm at 2.c for prime ctty,
Wu1sKY-In moderste reqneat at $40
, 1865-01-14

NJ yorr Fr,a,v. Ian 1s-Midn,cht
This fnrcroon .he atocr nsrtrt III. anl1 md ge,.
tr.,lv henvy A. tho secor hnaro the cntl-. In, -
am and 1irh,r Thc eyc,temrnt rms h,oh IN N,rth
,,e...-, a.. -.. .,+ - hs~r h,..nsse v,s"o, rI
| -.. s,.,s.a. 80 ,...,.as. .o,sus.. h..ts- -
a.t.rdsu cass.,s',.r -, ,oeE. ue~a ,en,. T.. 80. 80.
~. ss,tes ,na ~ ~ ,ae
s.s ~. - ,.,.,a ~ -. <.o-. ,,atas,.
.s ~; liza ..,.a. .t1ss,nt "s.;r ~
.ros. - w. s,naa -sn,,a~.J ~ ~ uas W
ss Fss.s 80 ~ 's o,wsn.to s' ~
..,e ~ as ~" nn,o 40" ~''>" 'o4 70
'a :" "s oen' ~ ...,..
noass s..a1 @au s .as;,s oosl
Eea,so- ~ Enta,oehr,a trr sS.rh.,t ~.
ss =, esss ~ az nesan,,o 80
~ .a.,s.r - IN 7 ' - -
1a..a.a.,.s s,,, At ~, r.
-. -. "ecnat -, hona nra q, nor f.cs ~
, 1865-01-14
Qbifa9o Qribunt.
THE CITY,

PlnsoEA1.-Captain Thomas L. Stevens, Of the
United States Navy, who rendered efficient aid 10
Vice Admiral Farragut, In hfs opcratinns{n Mo-
bile bay, ie stopping at the Sherman House.
, 1865-01-14

DEATH OF J. Il. B1oIHEHToE,-1. II. Brother
ton, formerly Of the chlca"o banking firm Of
B1otherton 4 Nettlcton, died At the St. N,cholas
Hotel, New York, on Thursday afterpobu.
, 1865-01-14

# Diseases Of the NerVous Seminal, Urinary
and sexua1 Systems. New and reliable treatment
la reports Of the Howard Assoctadon- Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress Dr.. ). Skillon uoughton, Howard Assocla-
ton, No. South Ninth street, PhIlaaclph!a, Ps,
QE2ttW-@
, 1865-01-14

A11xs,-Nine persons, subjects Of the follow
ing powers declared their intention to become
citizens Of The United Stctcs, In the Office OF The
d; King Of sweden and Norway, ..
, 1865-01-14

RUM am making
~ N excellent quality Of Rum from soreho Mo}as,
fhy equal to the best Santa Cruz, Any send
Ing ne two dollars can have the recipe NJ 4tI with
ful particulars Low to work it. bT Addressing
.., g. uAWlEf, Haw1eyytlle, Ct,
, 1865-01-14

FOR sALE-The commodious
and popular hotel knoEn a. The TIE Revere House,
roams and ample E1oqsds pleasantly 7,tnsssd o.
WARREN, Real Estate AGENTS, Decatur, ILL.,. or
SAMUEL. fLARE Springfield. III. tn6-d95+at
, 1865-01-14

There is beire flooded on the country such a
Nave of bogus postal currency, that the nuisance
fs becoming into1crable. Scarcely one half Of the
ffty cent bills in circulation are genuine, aud
thousands Of them arc the n,eancst and poorest
limitations that ever dlsgraccd the profession Of
nearly, though moi quite so bad. a. soon as The
new Issue Is ready. The Treasurer should call In
the whole Of the former swarma, and decla.e them
compel the manufacturers OF "queer' to cngrayc
new plates, which they would Immediately DO. and
then they ought to be caught, md hung.
What can VIC do 10 secure this!
MrpeHAEr
, 1865-01-14

SOLDIERS HoME---The regular weekly meeting
Of The lady Managers Of the Soldiers Home vas
Leld On Friday afternoon in the 7. u. C. A. rooms;
q full board was present; Mrs. Hosmer occupied
the chair:
The uinutts Of the last meeting were read by
The Secretary, Mrs. sayrers, and approved,
he ag gSe ta%n of Tess asS
quantity Of vegetables from Mr. Sheldon worth
another g: gallon. Of milk for The Home from
MR.. j. N. Barker, From the Christian Commis-
sion to the Il. K.st:-s brls onions, box envelopes,
tOG sheets paper, 200 knapsack books, 200 hymn
ldt. IS % worth Of whisky aud alcohol, and san.
itary Commission ten bedQu1lts for the sick room.
Er. Gurney, sandwiches and coffee; Mrs, 4. ua-
Ms. Hoemer reported that eeveral articles Of
clothing Ind been made during the week By the
ladies' for the Home, bat that more are needed.
wrek B. arrivals, and =, Cos meals eeEyed.
Fhe following ladies' were appointed as Commit
tee for the Rest for the ensuing week: Mr.. Full
lc.. Are. Blair. Mrs. heeler, Ars: Ingalls,.
The thanls Of tho Board we're rendered to the
J.otae's journal Of Health, for contributions and
ethef Asors !; alt0, to aug. BaucT, architect, for
gratuttors services IN the construction OF the
III. Bryan announced q donation Of So. the pro-
eecds Of young Indies Fair, held BY Miss Fowler
A 1a:y reported that cases had come to her
knowledge where contributions had been solicited
by, and given to, lady tanyasscf5 which had never
T. etched the Home.
1t was resolved that the public be requested not
10 give nouted contributions to unknown persons
Ginning 10 belong to the Home. It was also an-
nounccd that the ladies' do not canvass fur the
l'ome; they at present only solicit from their
f1jenda.
Tie President inquired II all the books issued
, 1865-01-14

TOR SALE-The Dore House in
Is miles sonfi of Chleago The only hotel 10 Loda,
paes to ssosies hgh q s5a Taomf n
IN good icpnir. All the business thst It can do No
hossi fsser !oes.ed or dong esefsF * pPs6csf @ o9
3A07. D, &. PEARsoSs, lis Rando,ph street,
chicago. t.3e6!.I0t
, 1865-01-14

PosTroKED.-The examination Of Collins and
johnson. Encyclopedias caught ut the 5sorth-
western re depot, was yesterday postponed until the
, 1865-01-14
New York stock nnd Money Market.

New York stock nnd Money Market.
NKw YoRK, Friday Dec IS,
STERLING Exci1AsaE- O. Ct at 1ea@looX.
2Ln-lrreEuiar md unsettled, opening ut ~,
declining to ask, and closing at 221K
GoFkkNHkSr STOCKS Moderately active without
decided clhbEe.
coup 11e: q. $. SO, rg, IT'D 5aCs coupons. 1Q9
7aIss sM ts ess1pops e. of = 5egd, 1ll3 TEe1safy
MaEtposa, Is; n. !. C.. NIX: Erie. 81; do pi., 8
, 1865-01-14

ArroN7AEErs.-niram ]. Skeels has been ap-
pointed route mail agent on the illinois Central
Railroad. in place OF Harrison Park, appointed
epccdAl Arcut,
, 1865-01-14

Railroad Time Table.
CHICAGO AND sonruwEsrEnN-nEro7 COR. WEST
WATER AND KINZIE sTs.
Day E1press- 500 a. m. se:45 pm.
@ $s5s:y'lsAessaaod ~ @ P@ ~ ;: q. n
Woodstock Accom-. 900 p. m. 1920 q. N.
sAIENA DIVISION.
Fulton and cedar Rapsas.. s:I5 a. m 1:3o p. m.
Fulton qnsnors "a ss,;' naneit6 n s@ n
Freeport and Dun 49,. us D. m M i:so !. !: m n
Rockford and Fox Ryer.. 100 p. NJ lilo a. N.
ni3on n..-.'--.-.--.'...-... 4H @ p. N. 1d:l9 q. n
GeneFa...- ----.-..-...-... o:3u p. m. 6:40 q. N.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
Detroit Express. a. NJ *t945 a. m.
aPs ior Cincinnati fs snd Z ffoa.viF;s5 nj
Sis5, Sq5ni1E P1Rsses T. T. T. !9 ass n: r.
MICHIGAN sournERN-pEPor coNE8 7Ay BunEy
AND SHERMAN STREETS.
Day Express. stsO0 a. m. e1100 p. N
Evening Expttss.....-: 1870 p. m. s:6:00 a. m
Night Express. .'r10:o6 p. n. tl230 p. N
DETROIT TRAINS.
alfht E1prs Via Adrian tss9 H. .tii: :. n. n.
Mall and Accom- 'datton. 'i:30 a. IN N. .s:10 D. N
RRes Rsssa!sEP k!5PiEssi; Express, asy fe@ NJ n: !
Cin. : Louisville E!p'.. 1000 :. n. ti1:oo ,. a
ttonn<ettng tctM Rennsy'ranla Central r: 4.
Arrive 4 Fhiladel. SIS P:m. IDS An. 1s:s6 Pm. Pm
~ ria isA 1910 pm. 1000 am. AS pm.
n. YoFE
. Philndcl.,
Washington .1Glo pm. 1866 an. an. 4G SIS En- En-
CINCINNATI AIR IIHE.
Day IIpress: .:600 a. m. 1e:2op N.
For Iniianspolis and ipnisv111e1 e. M el"o P H.
, 1865-01-14

aN ANTED-Substitutes-
~ ed good reliable men for the navy. Aliens,
veterans minors Will always ba received Call at
nrr Office and Obtain the highest bountes Offering.
ae.eI up 10 the 1st ot JAnuary, 1855 AMI will be fur
nished with copy .f the same. AL those wishing to
ccsng bazgsiI e!ses Ge1e. ISAAC X FL TT & 10,
6S Clark street ln9r1lI-lw
, 1865-01-14
Baltimore Market.

DALTlkoRx, Ffiday, Jan. Is.
FIoCn-Ffrm.
GRAIN c. m dull.
WP1BKT-Dalt and nominal at $a.35.
Pgov1sI~ Ss-Meas Pork buoysnt at <&s.0o 345,A0.
, 1865-01-14
d 1 f. d.

LA MACK, vile Of J. A. Mack. aged 81 years.
Due notice OF funeral will be given. -
AtH4rIem, Conk county. on the 18th inst. FRANKIE
a. only child oi Frederick ~, and Laura A. Jones,
sid years and 10 months.
Funeral thus (6aturdsJ) forenoon, at 10 O'Clock,
rom ss1 West Washington street.
, 1865-01-14

+ WANTED-Substitutes, Princl-
c,pa!a and Vo' unteers. We are offering une.
nard nduremen's to parties INTERESTED IN nll.n: up
the tCoE county quo a. pay the higher. bounttc,,
pat men into eyesc branch Of ths service. and ID
nusincss satihfactori'y. Calt aud see At No. IS
HUfT d 70. tain Rtq
, 1865-01-14

REcorER1Hc.-Co1. ]. r. Stockton, OF the I'D
Illinois regiment, fs reported to he rapidly rccos-
crtng from the severe wound received at tho battle
OF FEanklin-a tact which It gives us pleasure to
chronicle.
, 1865-01-14

w ANTED-We beg leave to call
s,t yont attention to our Agency for Procuring
States. We are DING strictly le:t1nste business,
anh sns iaW nl.ows us to furnish Vet ran and Alien
fIct u the United st atts where the Pnci pal resie
lns United States Naval Headquarters for the West
efn and Southwestern Statea being at this place. Va
nave great lci1tes for rendering assistance to those
Kho wish tc procure Substitutes. WI. n MURPHY
l. FRO. ~ +. n ssr.. - =
, 1865-01-14

CENT CxES's FURNISHING GooDs-Nc would
advise our readers Who arc in Veed Of anything in
this department to call and examine j. E. Wilson
d Co. + stock. No. lso Dearborn street. They
lave one Of the most complete selections in their
line wcet Of New York.
Many articles OF winter wear have been reduced
IN price from IS TO s5 per cent. Cad and sec for
yourself ut No. 126 Dearborn street.
, 1865-01-14

KING, HARMON i Cove observe that Mr. E.
II. Harmon, formerly Of Harmon, Gale & Co., has
united himself with the firm OF D. Il. King L Co..
dry coode jobberx, No. tt Lake street The firm
row consists of p. q. King, E. r. Harmon, 4. E.
we'll and fayotably known 10 our business commn-
nifty. Mir. Harmon Will carry with him 10 the part
ncrship large slore Of experience and wide
circle O{ friends.
, 1865-01-14

SIXTEENTH Ward A11ES11oa.-Thc last call of
the Draft A>eoctatiouI The hooks will positively
close at Chliehs Hall this Saturday evening,
JannaIy l4th- 1855. at which time mass meeting
hoped that all citizens of thc ward will attend as
none others will be protected By the association
lint fhe fnfF p1t.Fsd
, 1865-01-14

THE CANE LAws..-We would cali the attention
Of Fportemcn and Of dealers In gn1nc, to the fact
that tic Game Live OF the State prohibit the
killing, selling, offering for salc, or hnyinc in
possession auy game after the 18th OF the present
mouth (thit day.} We understand the members
OF the Audubon Club OF this city are dctcsmipcd
to prosecute every oGenee ngafnst this Law, That
comes TO their knowledge.
, 1865-01-14

ziegheld is not engaged to play at the Gift Con-
cert, Saturday evening, January elst, as was pro-
y1ously announced, through mistake, IN eome Of
'aeoa''s p:p'.s' ''''
Tho London I1mes-lnTcshSates sewing
machines and writes and endorses an American
tsIe1gnIsGmmeaot9g nea II to se iamisg Of
WHEELER q WILSON Machine. which is the
ONE BEsr CALCULATED FOR HoUsEHoLD WoRK,
naEes the LocK sr1cH BY means Of ROTATING
HOOK"
, 1865-01-14

w ANTED-Wm. Murphy 8
Rros,, EVER. Will stten 10 al business in The
Substitute tloc, snd Will furnish men On ~ reasonae
TOT she term OF ,wo three vc*it VIII tu Il to thet:
advsntaVe = mAaG snrtr arIAnzanents with the IN.
p Ha1Tt IS Son%sna1as .as U ), ssvsl RendeE1ous 1t
authorized agents 70 transact business Ia thst
linz. Coco men can away, Set good nauntles o7 ap-
Always be received We viii take coctracn or n:line
quotas for tu w1shps aEd furnishing Sahatates for
those liable to rstt, drafted men. Do fall to
call before c:osluz q bsIgxio elsewhere WM. MUIR
PIT BROS, {tsse.aent corner Of Randolph aud
r. 11a.sfx taiA
, 1865-01-14

EOR SALE-A Farm, situated
quarter offs mile from pesplaines station, On the
g. Notl Ra, mf i'om en- as
: acres of nsav5 moes PEE ~ Tatered M ey the
ding timber from the rrarlc The situation makea
nist;claes mi X grain or stock tarm Terms half
reference may be made to HENn1 SAl Il. at the Of
1ce Of 0Clen, Fleetwood Co., corueI OF Lake and
mil near the pitMises. SOCRATES RAND, Agent,
Detp!tiues Slauon. Pcst DfBce 1t Maine: Cook Co.,
Illinois. ts12 t311-6t
, 1865-01-14

TOR SALE 5000 Acres Of fine
high sciltng Prairie nesr Forrest HginRston eoun;
edicn or lands neyer before In the MARKET enIesed
early ane very cho!ce: 70 corre.2onmGnts71 saaine
Inquire Of ~. KRACK, Forrest 6tstlon, ?: 9. Box
dolph street. Jas e6310t
, 1865-01-14

r OST-A bunch Of keys in front
Of wIt1ht q Cusrlers = Livery stsbta- The lady
ihst was seen pick them 9r vt c1nseE sof oS
leaving thrIn 1t our o1nces 4Gk M,stDis>
ta13 s4s9st Wh4an1 q ~tSA1A@So-
, 1865-01-14

NaA% catsHA. Hi VIZ
Starch sugar. ...-..,....,............C1O HE OLE
A. one atom leach Ct Oxygen and hydrogen
make together one atom Of water, 1t follows that
the only elemental difference is in the proportion
Of watcr. Thus cane angar Is composed Of ten
atoms Of carbon combined with eleven atoms OF
water; add one atom Of water and you hare starch
sugar; add two more atoms Of water and you
have the "grape," being lucid and very easy-ln
theory y-bulstfange to cay, the practical metamor-
phoscs has ever bafIicd ttn skill OF cur chemists
they cRn. no more effect the t1ansuntatiou than
they can turn the charcoal into diamond.
, 1865-01-14

AossED.-Nil1iam Enright was last night
robbed Of f80, at the Southern depot. lie took
ont hte pocket book to ray an express man, when
man standing near enntchel the wallet and san
away. He ssas followed for come distance but
escaped.
, 1865-01-14

Rev. G. n: Fowler. Sermon al 1oa a. N. and u p.
n. Evening service, " The SILENCE OF Christ"
street Mission ttis evening at tx O'Clock,
Rev. Jamex Hars1ood will preach on Sunday
morning At quarter before eleven O'Clock, from
gain tho whole world and lose his own eoul,"
, 1865-01-14

ErSERAL--Members of the Order Of Good
Templars are requested to attend the funeral Of
Bro. James Pringle. Of Dashaway Loasa, who met
his death By Ead accident on tho 18th inst. The
funeral Will take place this afternoon ct o'clock
from the residence Of his uncle, on Waller street
street Is the first street e1st Of Reuben street. run
ming north from kfnzic etreet.} Members OF the
Lodge are requested to meet at St. Johns church.
at O'Clock, and proceed from thence to the house
Of the deceased.
, 1865-01-14

lAxD's FAMILY KNITTING MAcu1xE,-Ina another
column will be found an advertisement OF ma
chine for knitting which seems to leave nothing
to he desired. 1t il not open to the objections
which attach to the circular MACHINE II widens
md other articles can be slipped at pleasure, as b
la1d. 1t knits stocking, toe and heel complete,
IN half an hour. 1t is Light and cheap, and equal.
son. No. 1a6 West Fourth street. Cincinnan, is the
agent.
, 1865-01-14

The Gift Concert.
hare seen handbIlls circulated through the
city announcing concert, to be held at Bryan
Hall, On the a1st inst. In which my name appears
as one Of the performers. beg most distinctly
to contradict It as have not authorized any per
Eon to make use Of my name, neither do intend
to be present FLORENCE Z1EGTE1D, Pianist
, 1865-01-14

WANTED-Agents in every
new and rapidly selling work, " "lORHAN AND HIs
'.P aAFIoEs" complete r. one eeg,nt oetayo yolume
Ibis s one OF tbs best Agency Books In the market.
70 cEcua i .ness Of the rebellion have 1eyeioped
exciting volume than 1he ratds Of John Morgan.
Agents everywhere are sending ip the most favorable
reports Of business One agent orders 1.o coptes the
result OF bis fret six days CANVAS Another got aS
Subscribers out OF 1 solicited to subscribe. Full
lcuiA1s tern DC, given appl!c don to the pub
l'shr1s, G: +. VENT 4 CO, 113 Dearborn street,
Chicago, III. ln1s e3gI3t
, 1865-01-14

Who called upon the undersigned with Reference to
jail, ,e3s9 1l4tBp i. S. MILLAR. IS Clark ttfeet.
, 1865-01-14

UNITED STATES CorET.-Thc District Attorney
yesterday mol. Jrostd the indictment found by tue
Grand jury against Joseph Sauachall for perjury.
Andrew Bryson WINS tried before ju1y for passing
counterfeit fractional currency. The jury hsd not
C0urf.
, 1865-01-14
ADSt.

r OST-On Peoria street. between
/ ! Randolph aua Her1son susct. black satchsi.
IL u[ [,3snn 1 stTett j4l+e539 II
, 1865-01-14

FIFTEENTH WAhp ATTENTION Grand Draft
Mass Meciinc at Turner Hall, this Saturday. cyo-
ming ut 4 O'Clock. Let everyone attend a this IL
positively the last chance to subscribe to the drat
fund; tie books close to,uigh;. Every person
who wants to be relieved from the draft had better
walk up while the cAsnce remains and pay thuir
twcuty dol)nrs f~' ~
, 1865-01-14

TOR SALE-150 acres Of land,
near the An1 Platuee, town OF Lyons. sec. q g,
II f., about nine mile. from ChcaEo cheap lor CASH
20. a. A1GGlAS0S.
Real Estate Oflce, No. ! Metropolitan Block.
, 1865-01-14

''TnAaF. TRAAr, TRAMP, on THE Pn1sosEn's
HorE,' Is new and very taking song by Geo F.
Root, advertised On our drst page By Root s. Cady:
It has all The elements OF wonderful success.
has been sung all the week at the Academy Of
Music md other places Of amusement, and has At
times won a double encore. the company being
compelled by the enthusiastic audience to sing It
three times.
, 1865-01-14

TOR SALE-920 Acres OF choice
L .inbtr land s.tuatrd On the line Of railroad. IS
twhitcwood} oak walnut. cherry. hickory, elm and
ash The soil is Of good quatity, while the timber
wagons and agricultural and I'll be sold
DIN Iaonfte inh jail e25i st
, 1865-01-14

WAsu1Eorok1AH ueNE.-A special meeting Of
The new officers and Board Of Directors Of the
Washingtonian Home Association will bc held at
the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton, on Monday evening next, at Il O'clock l3usl-
neee OF importance Will come before the meeting.
and # is hoped that there viii be full attcudancc
, 1865-01-14

FInET UNITARIAN S Soc1ETy.-Thc regular annual
meeting Of the First Unitarian Society for the
4I1Qun OF officers and the transaction Of other
Church business will Ic held this evening ut 6
o'clotk in the church Of the Messiah. A fill nt-
tendance Is requested as important business viii
be brought before tic citing.
, 1865-01-14

AzrE1rTED uoRsE E>31EA11NoAnichard Klrkby,
d young rowdy, while In sta.e of.partial intoxi-
cation, attempted to steal horse and buggy from
in front Of the Metropolitan Hotel. OfiIccr Ed
wards canght him In the act and in tho Police
Court Yesterday, be was held to bail In the sum
Of $500 10 answer at the Recorders Court for the
al fhnft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-03

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eriri tuurf urxt o. - triflu ~ Parts withiu zrI
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= Nh-fLt q - LILY rrfrr.luts Araaa.is n 30
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ra.ti. % ~ uuaatrn naunc. Ananda ~. Hes
: ~ az ~, 90 fhe l-th go - ~-ptrsuhFr,
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hs dutr, a1lsi rlarriagr cssrrnanf On ftr slrhfh
anr 81 NoF. -. ds7~frtrd yuur ltrlianr auA ~
nerer lived rofshIfs-i VIA ~ siasr th-f TIM
herefprr test inr % 90 D. reasuaahls anI tror~r
c'suduciFe - durnfstlr f-ac. ant a.ruae1T ant
sfff sfh tils MORALITY - srirfv, 80 prav. fhss
dirorcs frprn m hgads - ustrlr1sny Z d.-r--i
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10 AMANDA NJ fyETLE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-03

We beard TO oil men the other s,r
taking shout ihs ~eaihcr IN Oxfori countr
iorty to scars ago H. thst var a foot a
'no~ icli The tscnii~,h 81 a. fot-r sri di.l
net s. ~ in thc woods fiii C. next spring
May p~rson. hai not harvcst,l their cor,
and po'aio~-- On~ harvest "a. peculiar
that year The bcc-bnais bal not fallen
iron the trces. anl soon af~r tb- sno- srIi.
era't form-d on ths snrfacc. ~hen The
eccchnuts tcii ssI siid into ~ hoi,o-.
-herc th~y ~ere gA'Lerei in large quan,i-
ties. .Faruacr.