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CHICAGO Law IHH11TrTE.-As will be seen by
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meeting OF the Institute for the election Of officers
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IN PRESS:
NOISES FROM A ROLLING STONE:

BY r"SELLA-MARY BASAhp CLAhkE'
Author Of "Reminiscences of Cuba
Wood Notes" TraHslatlvns OF Maguriie,
Lady TarIu'ie," etc.
One volume. 10 mo cloth: Price 81 s5
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CIrCumstantial Evidence.


Circumstantial Evidence.
Circumstanta evidence has convicted
more than half the criminals who are
now justly suffering the penalties OF the
law.
\ mcre remarkable case Of tracing out |
.he criminal hy circumstance than that
which led 10 tine arrest OF young Sullivan,
the post,,tlice ruhh-r. whose capture was |
aanouucej IN the Free Press Of yesier
day morning, We nave never met with.-
|, seems almost TrovideUtal, but ye,
th"re was nothing oul Of the usual course
OF events, only the several links in the
chain were exposed TO view, connected
ps'pably with each other, and leading
s,:ajgnt from he crime to tie criminal.
On the 5!h or 9Th of July las, An old
frcnchmsn, While walking along the
beach of Lake Eric, near the mouth of
lIis;n river, picked IN little package
waich had been washed ashore by the
waves. He op-aed it, and found i, to
contain documents, Of whose nature he
was wholly ;gnoran', being uaalie to
read worl Of Eng.;sh. lie dried i,
carefully, ahl took it home. HIS wife
and children wsre equally unable ss him.
self 10 divine ,hr cone en's. lie then te
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THE CHANGE,


A Statsment of the Reasons and Facts
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The Southern Guardian.

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November 25, 1865.
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which of the tvs o IN en- WAS the criminal
The mosi difficult, part OF the whole case
was reached. Which should be arrested
and on wha, evidence could he be con-
vicled The two men were narrowly
watched, until iinally suspicion was
aroused against Sullivan. He was arres,
ted, with what resul. ,s already known.
The contenls of tho tiG-d letters were
found in his possession 20 the amount OF
nearly two thousand live hundred dollars.
Olher vaIuables were aisJ found. One
gold watch, which was mailed at New
York to gentleman in Milwaukee, aud
could be traced TO the Detroit Post Office
but no further, was iouud in bis trunk -
A quantity Of gold pens, which bad been
deposited here, found their drstination in
the same trunk. lie had carried on n
systematic course OF theving for n long
tune, and with siagu,sr economy had
carefully preserved his treasures TO an
swer AS witnesses against him. SO con
c'usive was the evidence tn at he made :
c'een bre ,st OF the whole thing, pleadc'
guilty on Lis eXamua,ion, and was re
mauded for seutruce. Under the law
the highest sentence which can be passe'
upon him is ten years in State prison.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
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THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.

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Sept. -, 1865 limo.
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manded for sentence. Under the law,
the hi.hest sentence which can be passed
upon him is ten years in State prison.
The following is an extract from the
report Of the Superintendent Of Ednca'
ton in Gen. Richardson's Military Dis
trict.
"My whole Department consists OF
seven districts or counties, comprising |,
,hose of Williamsburg, Marion, Darling
ton, Marlboro Chest crielG, Sumter and
Kyrshaw,
"Siuce my appointment there has been
much TO engage the attention Of the
freedmen, both in tie division of the
crops Of 1868, the fo.mGlion Of contracts
for 1860, aud consequent M owing about,
SO that nothing perm arent could he et"c
ed, in the establishment of schools in the
numerous places already fixed upon in
nv plans OF the future.
"The sui ;rct Of Education has been
presented to the white aud black citizens
Of five Of the foregoing districts or counr
t es, in the var ious public addresses which
J. have been delivered hy ErIgadItr Gene
ral Richardson and myself during tour
Of inspection, from which We have just
returned. 1t is understood therefore, 10y
all, lha, schools for freedmen will be i'm
mediately oiganized. Preliminary steps
have also been taken, aud final acti on
depends upon the removal Of certain him
ORANGES, which prevent the starting oi
schools in certain localities, prominen,
among which is the 'mposslhi,irv Of pro
curing houses or buildings for such pur
pose.
"In some parts Of my superintency,
an happy to stale that The residents "a
vcr the eiuca,jcn Cf the blacks, and viii
put 10 ob"scle in the way of such ben
eft. But iu others there 'sn disposition
to oppose il, and that opposition coh'e'
! IN no tDDTt Ip'iII ''H'
: rhs prevention "i the use OF even emp,
! buildings for Freedm ems Schools"
! How far am empowered to overcom
Z such d tliculieS, | have tried in vain tt
learn. 1t woull seem that private prrju
dice should not he allowed to subrer
= such public necessity. The freedme
t are no,-<@though willing-able 10 incu
l. much expense, Al the present, in the pre-
: curemenl OF educational advantages, no
y wi,hstanding their desire for such priv
leges. .,ss
Iuisome instances, log houses will i
It con ytraeted 10y the freedmen ,hemseIve'
o rather ,tban he deprived Of schools. n
/! more Encouraging feature in the work
d which have been appointed is foun'
10 than the almost universal cry whiC
y comes up from the blacks for the gift
IL school books and schools 1t is with pie
sr sure that feel warranted in saying, niue
re hope NAV he entertained for the future
t. the districts where am inLorIng, If a
pr ucrmIlled To see m" plans matured. an
:, means can be provided TO overcome Il
obstacles mentioned. Teachers will
found among the soIdier- At the drftere
c. posts, and books are already in II
IN hands. sufficient only for few schools.
- IL my next report AIN conf Tent tn
good account will be given OF the ed
o. catiorsI progres. Of the freedmen"
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G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
FOR 1893.
MIR E,SuInN M y MAC k1tNE nEN

FOR 1893.
TIE FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE OF
THE WORLD.
T LITERATURE. Fine Arts and Fashions
\ The most magnificent Steel engr>.
WINS Double Fashion Plates. Wood en-
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ladies. Crochet knitting, Netting, Embroi.
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the Bordoir, and the Kitchen. Everything
IN fact, TO make a Complete Ladys Book.
THE LADIES' FAvORlTE FOR &c
YEARS.
No Magazine ha, been able to compete
with It. None attempt il.
GUDEY'S RECEIPTS.
FOR every department Of II household. These
alone are worth The price Of tho book.
Model Cottages (no other Mngazine
gives them. with diagrams.
Drawing Lessons for the Young. An
other speciality with Cooley,
Original Music. wsrth SO a year. Other
Magazines publish o.d worn-out music
but the subscribers TO Cooley get It b,foro
Gardening for Ladies'. Another Pscuii.
arity with Goiey.
Fashions from Msssrs. A. Il. Stewart 3
Co., OF New York, tho millionaire merchants
appear in Cooley, tho only Magazine that
! has them.
| Ladies Bonnets. We give more OF them
in yenr than any other Magazine! In fact
tn. Lady. Book enables every lady TO be
her own Boanet Maker #
TERMS OF GODEY'S LSDY'S BOOZE
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81
TIPs or The FAsRION. .-"Ih ey say
that one Of the la,es. fashions with the
ladies' is wearing long ends Of marrow
ribbon around the neck. Few Of the un
initiated krow the significance Of the
same. When they wear the ends hang
ing in front. il means that the lady is
married the right shoulder, that she is
engaga1; down the back, that she has a
"feller" coming to see her, but she isn't
eooaoel; over the lett shoulder. IL means,
'Fellers, come follow me- II she does
not wear sny, it means tha, she is en-
gagged, and don't wish to have anything
to 10 with "any other fellow"
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tsIhc PhGnix."

UsLlsuED At oLUMBIA,a. c.
BY JULIAN a. SELBY.
TINE Daily Phoenix, issued every morn
i ing, exccp, SUNDAY, is filled with The
late Il news, by telegraph, mails, ste.,) Ed.
itorial Correspondence, Miscellany, Poo
try, and SIories
The ti weekly Phoenix, for country cir
culation, is published every Tuesday, Thurs
day aud SATURDAY., and has ALI the reading
matter Of interest contained 10 the daily is.
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TIE
FIELD AND FIRsSlDE.

(EsTA-LIsfIED 1855
A Superb Literary Companion and Ster
ling Old Home Journal.
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Advertisements inserted in the Daily or
Th Weekly at 81 square for the first in
seriion, and rs cents for each subsequent
Insertion. Weekly advertisements 81 n
SQUARE every insertion.
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TERMS OF GODEY'S LSE
FOR 1866.

(Fron uiich there can BE- no DertdiisE)
One copy, one year. r..........:: $3 90
Two copies, one year. ..!....... 5o
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Four copies, one year. ........... ~ 20
Five c"pies one year, and an extra
copy to the person getting up the
club, making five copies. - IA 90
Eigl, copies, one year, and an extra
copy to the person getting up the
club, making nine COPIES. .:..:. 81 90
Eleven copies. one wear, and an ex-
ira copy TO ths person getting up
the club. making twelve cnpies... IT 90
All additions TO cluha AT club rates.
Address l.. l.. GOUEY,
North Bast ccr, 9th aud Chestnut s's
PH,LAt,EtriliA.
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