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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19
. 1eSsR OF vlxsr JUDICIAL plsvsicr.
P. p. PRIM.
DEMoCRATIC APpoINTMENTs.

Ger. JAS. K. KELLY. the Democratic candi
data for Governor. has arranged a list of appoint,
nsnfs with bis opponent. GKo. L. Woops, Esq.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

JAS. 0'MEARA, tho Democratic candidate for
4tate Printer. will join Col. KELLY and Mr..
WeoDs At Roseburg. Saturday, April 2sih. and
make the rest OF the eanvassing tour With them.
Democratic papers in Oregon requested 10 copy.
Hon. JAS. D. FAY, Democratic candidate for
CeAxress, and Hon. l.. T. LANE, Democratic can
didass Ter Secretary Of stats, viii address their
fsalow-eitircEs Al the following times aud places.
RpFrs MALLORY, Esq, the Radical candidate
for Congress. win meet MF. Far in his appoint
nsAts, 81 Invitation Of that gentleman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

3 T. CHADWICK, ESQ, viii canvass Coos
seanty il this campaign in behalf Of the Demo
cratic caases Timely notice will be given Of the
days and places Of hs appointments.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

BEN. HAfDEN, Eso, VIII address the peonle
e The political issues Of the day, and especially
il beAaff Of The Democratic cause. 1t the following
plaess@spesking 10 ct / O'Clock.
Alhenys Tuesday Nay lat Corvallis, Wedncs-
Nay "a Eugene City, Saturday, May 5tA.
A.. J. THAYER and JOHN BURNETT, Esos..
win probably join Judge HAYpESia these appoint
nsnss. Other appointments will be made and due
nesiee given Of them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

H1nASKFUL FoR THE LIBERAL PAT
ronage shown Us during the at few years,
we would respectfully call the asasation II eur
numerous patrons to our present Seanble sad veil
telccted stock Of
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19
Hoss. A. E. WAIT and LANSING STOUT,

WI address their -fellow-eiti.eDs in the preser
canvass Al the Relieving times and place,
Haisboros May q, At | O'Clock, r. y.
Lafayette, May p. at l e'cloek, r. n.
Dallas Nay q, AZ l o'clock. p. T..
Corvallis. Nay Is, At l o'clock, P.N /.
Albany, Nay 2e, at l o'cloek, :. ~.
Lebanon Nay 2S, At ! o'eioek, ,. \.
Elvertens May %, 1t l o'clock, p. +.
Aurora Nay 50, It l o'clock. p. y.
QDEon City, May 81. a. l O'Clock, r. i.
Portland, June + in the evening.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-14

DieIe Nauf t sst in ben Staub aelest, . eYufttcn II
.htoeocniuucbmCn uno 9Bs dfel auf Die epaiadifen
t6ofe Ger 9etstuisn 5taaten GanaSu's uub Gurrpd's
iii tGuitn unp ;u rtaufen.
Die Oirnts beslbu CUR @usi6rune Spn Sanfaci16ften
gtron trse6enn allen 90ntsn, Sanauiers un6 @neeren
Sisrmit anecbricr.
Se,pnb,rt sufmcrtiontfet rpre GplItctipnen in
allen ua6n1libcn Dunitn Dec ueens srlenft H. prpn,pe
3ablunlen ocrIeit6n 1emoCbt.
&ss- um 0en 9jult FER SparIameit unter Der ar6ei
tenbru tno alarirten 8aIie Su btbtn. prb biee 9an
Ntpoiiten In arGEsrsn unO tleneren S3etrGaen
ertsss,nu,bmtu, gertififate boriber ausfeaen, une
biieIbtu auf Ssrlonsn Yorberee Gubene unb nit
Snter ( Ell tperseit suriidoblcn.
OiceS SpjleM 1T in ben nNrbIt6en Stdbttn ur6 in
europa erpl.rei in Speratcn unb fein, Sprtrile nb
70 cineuhcne, bab Niemanb geb unbeuitt Isoen diTen
frute. 81. @u9ult, 9rdtbent
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-14
Dfbiuaunarn:

Der ,9nseistr" erfbtint eben SpnnabenS unb fuifs
$500 in jdbrltGer Srrausbtsabluns
Sera9e, Die pae Sntsree unrer 9etr I'M guae baben,
ipe,esn erbeten uHb entprehene sruur RI
YerlpnlGen an9rhen iirt bic SpaIten ti,ts Slottes
firing ssi6lrlfen.
prsisitffe ssr Mn,ciscn.
Slr t'nr etn- eeer Eebrmalse GuriGnra etnes Soua.
rec werben jebesma 81 berednt.
9rpBere @n'et9en werocn bem Sebr Yerb6ltnismoeio
biuieer berectnet. w
NIe Gnseteen fiuben MIR asseu gprausbc,oSuro Mrf,
nabme; idbrlide @neisen m1ea oaaeaen SjtrteIiSbr6
hrdHumeranep Be; itIi werSsn ''
gcaneere NcttSen iperetn nit 81 rtr Squar b,re6uct
9cbn 3srlsr ure prnioer bIeen cintn Sou,r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-14
EDANNER s. WISE,
Hs6teanp6lte,

Office: Gam Building. rantiinfr. nate btr SHbia Sfce
Die 9riSatmpknun9 tcS Srn 9dnner tciubct lib
I'M 5aue Sub9e Salpburtpn, Gte GbamS Graer.;
bic bee SrE. 28 e base9n Bel Gpl. Samaei Ruberprb,
gGe i5rarflin unb 9lbameitr.
Dtelbsn prattciren i'll tlen 9eri6ten 8itmrnos unb
nebmen Gnbabisunsss 8laeen ee9ea bic Reeisrune an
Serr . amer wirb ben 3ssrn btsifs Sattes ale Gin
9eudef bns emppblen, ba er ii6 su9lsi6 bur6 leine
laas6brse @raris ale Gin tser @brpat tepisltn bat
Ser 9Dtit, eiu Nefe unre3 frilberen @jpupeineurS,
sirb t sle6aiIS cas @erauen iener beuden GIienten
III erperben (, e Gr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-14
Sefa..,, ,,tinacbrimaem
NEW YoRK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
The Old Line. Established 1851.
3w,iw5 6sntlthe Ser. Staten Yofpampfidiff
Serbinrung
Spii6en
Sseip 9Jprf mmb Sir9iuiem,
Riaaara, eapi. @eOrse gB. GOuds.

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9ieTe elesanten Set 0ampbUpte tno inn beltcn Stps
frbaul uno nit oen srasn Stquembteitcn nr bas rt
eenoe publfun auSselnifet.
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icSen Wittw o d unb Spnnabent UNI IL llbr Ha6>
nittaos uo fabren nod Rprfplf. 9Y 9pint uRiGmpnt.
Surittebreuo peraIltn fe 8i@mpnb ieeen Stena 9
iinb Spunabenb Sprmttdgs nbr, 81 weGer StInse
fin Die Oaaaere an Yublam iinb SSa,lpn's gBborf
RodeitS errtnoen n,ulIsn
3d,s tennen an Ssrb Der StiiTe petr in meiner SFcs
6el6i't perben.
GreuriunS-Sidtt gu 5erabscfestcr @reiien.
Dte Sealemlibften bieler Damprer FUR 9aiia9iere
ftrb.n Don teiner anteren 2inis uteTtrrhen.
Nrabt pirb ppn uno na6 New 9orf erbctsn unb wirb
bieIeIte All eiuem iebeu Sage eut9eseu 9enpmmen.
G,arrct +. SO a on, I9ent,
Sfjice in puelam rnb 94atlcn's SBartbouie.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-14

1866
6amtur9. 2lmeritnniidpe
patstfatrt aetten. @.eisIl(&aft
ssatbentlidbe @eif,SampfiesiFTabrt
swItctrn
GdmburQ unD SSetp. Slprf,
pld Sruitamp.on.
S:rme Ger neusn, oa ous SOIipeits er6aunu unb Gle
santt tinssrif leten 9rben eernen Ytit- DampbiiTe
@llemanta, $500 20nnsn (ntu), @apt. N.Srautmlanu.
@ermana. 200 GORner, @apt. 3. Gtlers,
Sarpnia, 250O Gonnen, Capt. s. G. Weier,
8OruIIia, 2iaO SOnnen, Capt. $. s. Swenlsr,
Bavaria, 24OO 2,nnen, @apt. =. 3aebt,
EeuteWia, 2lOG 3Unnen, Capt : y Saaf,
5amrtpRia, $500 S1rnen. Tim Sau).
gimbrta, 25eO 9OnneH, tim 8au).s
Die Eampier bieler Ntnte heIoroern Die
Bevetniate Stdat.n NcR
UNITED States Mail),
pnb tper6en p66renb btlS Slbtes POM l4tn @pril ob
raslm bit isb,n SOanabsab Stem, go nob nbur9,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-14

2Om 3bumb 6au uuO Sa itnp turstid
oon lerfr fnropaudts" 3our lurild9stebrt unr lee
ben IsRF a"T 'Rrsr 0arm IN SriosIpcrt Conn,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-12-20
A Desirable Farm for Sale,

THE undersigned is DESTROYS of selling his farm
situated IN the town of W yoming, consisting of
ABOUT 100 acres There about forty acres under
cultivation There is tgood large log house on the
premises large frame house consisting of three
rooms down stairs and five rooms up stairs, and there
heng no hotel for qnite distance and there being
mcch travel on the road it would be very desirable
Situation for tavern There is a large hay bottom
M M fenced IN and an abundance of wood and water
fhere is also frame barn 50x30 feet and good log
stable. The farm will be sold chap for cash For
further particulars apply Immediately to the under
s.eheei who may be found at his residence on Iowa
street, Dodgeyille, Wisconsin,
hllHs THOMAS NJ H0NELLS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-12-20
..a<s,es, sake particular Notice.
The REAL VEL phhU FEMALE PILLS.

y
l. so celebrated
many years ago in
Paris FOR the relief
of female irregu-
larities, and after
wards so notorious
for their criminal
employment in tho
practice ofabortion,
are now offered for
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-12-20
GENERAL AGENTS.

John D. Park, Cincinnati. Ohio EULER, Finch L
Fuller Chicago, Illinois; Burnhams & Van Scanch
Chicago, Illinois; Demas Barnes Co.. New York :;
D. Ransom & Co, Buffalo, n. Y; Farrand Shelley
& Co., Detroit Michigan; Weeks & Potter, ,ston,
Mass; French, Richards Co., Philadelphia, PENN
r. E. Sellers & Co., Pittsburg, Penn; Collins Bros,
Saint Louis, Missouri; Barnes, Ward Co., New Or
leans, La. r. A. Robinson & Co., Louisville, Ky !;
Bgley Bros. Memphis, Tenn; P. E. Deputy, Rich
mond, Va; Thompson Block, Baltimore, Maryland
Dexter & Negler Albany, New York; Stong and ARM
strong Cleveland, Ohio; William Johnston, Detroit
Michigan; Wilson, Peters & Co., Louisville, Ky
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-12-20
THROAT AFFECTIONS
s Y N Pr ON

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very slight
Persons find they have cold, that they have fire.
quent attacks and more sensitive to the changes
of temperature. In this condition the nose may be
dry or a slight discharge, thin and acrid, after
wards thick and adhesive, may ensue
AS the disease becomes chronic, the discharges are
increased in quantity and changed in quality they
are now thick and heavy and are hawked or coughed
off The secretions offensive, causing bad BREATH
the voice thick and nasal the eyes weak the
sense of smell is essened destroyed and deafness
frequently takes place.
Another very common and important symtom Of
Catarrh is that the patient is obliged to clear his
throat in the morning of a thick Shiny mucous,
which has fallen from the head during the night
When this takes place, the patient may be sure that
the disease is on its way to the lungs, and ought to
loose time in arresting it,
The above but few of the many Catarrhal
symptoms. Write to laboratory for our pamph-
let describing fully all symptoms; it will be sent
FREE to any address. Also directions where to pro-
cure the medicine
are receiving letters from all parts of the Amer
can Union, and also numerous testimonials from
those using it, bearing the evidence of its infaible
merits.
This remedy contains no MINERAL or POISON
Gus INGREDIENTS but is prepared from vegeta-
BILE extracts exclusively, therefore it is PERFECTLY
HARMLESS, even to the most tender snd delicate
child.
Call for Seelye's Catarrh Remedy, and take no 9TH
er. f not sold by druggists in your vicinity they
will order it for you. Price, 50 90 per bottle.
A II persons suffering from any affections of the
head, throat lungs, should write at once for our
pamphlet fully describing all symptoms pertaining
to the above diseases. Address
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-12-20
DIR. D. Fl. SEELYE & CO.,

FREEPORT, ILLINOIS
Sold by all wholesale and retail dealers.
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

COUPLE OF YOUNG GENTLEMEN WISHING
n to econOrnze. obtain n Handsomely furnished
Room at J Sarck street prices with or with.
out Board.
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

A HANDSOME AND NEWLY FURNISHED SECOND
n Floor suite With Board "a West Twenty third
street. Private table desired Other Rooms for gentle.
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

AT$51 AND SO PER wEEK.-A FEW GENTLEMEN
n or ades can be accommodated with Rooms and Board
Apply ~ 30 King street
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM TO LEr-IN THE
N house OF private family reference required Ad.
dress - Ninth street Vow York
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

rJ,0 RRST-FURNITURE FOR SALE-A GOOD THREE
story, high stoop House; unexceptionable neignbor
hood the side, below Thirty fourth street, house
In good ORDER the Furniture sold stands ncud
ing Linen. Glass Crockery, Kitchen Ware. &c; for 80
less than IL cost: possession immediately rent OF
house s6o JAS. X. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty third
strppt 8
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

PARLOR FLOOR. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
n TO let with Private Table IL redured Rooms
References required No IS Clinton place opposite
prevoort House.
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

Ats WEST TWELFTH sTREET-GE NrLEMEN AND
n wives and gentlemen, obtain furnished Rooms
and Board Private table desired Servants aud children
not taken References required
The New York herald., 1866-09-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED,

lots; side OF city, north Of Houston between Fif
and Eighth Send particulars to JAMES r. WAT
ERIOW 80 Nassau street. 10 Az West Forty
stre
The New York herald., 1866-09-24


ATU-NoSBy LTaERALLy ADVANCED ON DrA.
~ MnNDS NATCHFS, jEWfLRY, AZ OR TnE
sAMR bOuGHr At THE HidifKSf RArES Also
PAwSBRokERSi TICKETS BOUGHr FOR DfAMOSlBS.
WATCHES. JEWELRf. a. al u Beeckcr street stairs.
--A.-if-4-
ATNo. . WEST TWENTY rHIRD sTREEr tFIYTH
"A Avenue Hotc, the highest price paid for Diamonds
Watches Jrwclry and articles u vans Ady~oces mado
The
AT2i7 BROADWAY KNOX BriLDryG--Tlfr rvosr
~ VALUE PAID FOR DIAMONDS, SIN EfRY
WATCHES FMERAIDq, PLATR. PEARLS, At.. AD.
:. n. BARRIfGER, 1i2 Broadway, room Ne 4
kTNo. . West rwRSrYrHIRD STREET lfir1n
n Avenue Hote) the highest price paid for Diamonds.
Watches ard articles ~ value or advances nrane on TIC
Open from 10 O'Clock; evenings from Ttoa
ADVANCES MADE on wATCHBs, DIAMONDS Jrw.
~ ery, DRY Personal Properly ~ every DO
scripon J. A. JACKSON Ill Grand s'reet two dorrs
Of Broadway.
Ar al BRoADwAy-t PAY rBR HIGHEST PRICES
"A for Diamonds, Watches Jewelry. Ae. or advances
issscs Diamond Brcter oppc.is, w.Isos, ,he,,-.
DAwNBRoxBRg TICKETS BoUonr ron MA.
Ii snonds watches, ss~ciry silks. Ac., or the ssois
bousht es.b Ao sdysne~s made ths above a. 10
Gfand street. Centre street. up stAfrs
DAwNBaOxER's TICKETS rURcHIsBD Az THn
highest price ~ so BowerY between Desncey ssd Rvs
iagson stssp. GJst eeas sv~ss ~nsA 80 ssss-s
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

1HO EAST TWELFTH STREET.-THE LET SECOND
lOA story Front Room and Bedroom, table Tor geu-
tleman and wife. Rent SILL
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

SUIT OF PARLoRs, SUITS ON SECOND AMI
n third floors with private table, in Fifth avenue; als
szme. No East Twentieth street
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

DOoMs wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
IL wife, In small yuet family, within ten minutes wali
Union square Address NJ. A., box III Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

noNADI HOUSE, BROADWAY AND THIRTYTHIRD
street lust opened Newly furnished Rooms suite
or sngy families gentlemen Table dhote, private
table. reasonable rates s.f#fef0fs5 44sY ~
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

A HANDSOME FRONT ROOM AND SIDE ROOM,
IA furnished 70 let TO gentlemen only 81 Clinton place.
Cars pass the door broadway and pleasantly located
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

yTANTED-A COTTAGE AND FROM TWO TO Foul
w within 60 70 rs minutes OF City Hail.
the water, with good water view to cost from $4,000
5000 Address Cottage, box 6d3 New York Post Office
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

A PRIVATE FAMILY, CONSISTING 0v TWO, OWN
N ing their and in comfortable
would take family OF adults Board for the winter;
newly furnished containing all modern improvements
ply at l street. st of Eighth avenue south
side. Cars pass tle door every Ten mLnutes.
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

e1O BROADWAY, NORTHWEST CORNER OF
Of) Reecker street.-Scveral Rooms and Onices 10 let
in this desirable building Apply at No. O. third oor
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

: .HOVELBs
AT THE NEW FAMILY HOTEL a. WEST TWENTY
n street. block with Fifth Avenue Hotel large
airy elegantly Furnished Rooms. suite or sngy Table
d'hote
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

A HOUSE TO RENT-oN sIxTIETH STREET (FoUR
- tores between Fourth AID Lexington avenues; rent
$500; House $500 with nmf dete possession. APP
ply the premises to j. &J. FETrREfCH siS THIRD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-03

TBH ROMAN CATHOLIC BIsHoPs on THE
SPIRITUAL WANTS oFTHE FREEDMKN-Rfght
Rev. Dr. Nerot Bishop OF Savannah, an his
recent pastoral letter, gives the inform alton
that he Pope himself has directed the spiritual
condition Of The freedmen to be duly consid- =
cred at the coming Pienary Council OF Balti-
more. Bishop Nerot also enters earnestly in 10
the case, insists that a sense OF judgment ought
10 lead the South 10 efforts for educating IN.
freedmen, as virtually implied condition of
the peace, which ought 70 be carried ont in
good faith and honor, aside from christian
considerations. But" he SAYS. ..we view the
subject from a higher ground. and we wish TO
impart TO the colored race education connected
with religion. in view of their immortal - Ms
which have been made In the image of God
and have been redeemed ny the precious blood
OF his only Son. We wish TO de everything in
our power TO rescue from the bondage OF SIN
and darkness OF ignorance those who have
been freed ana delivered from domestic aud
civil fetters: we wish TO heal the wound
which their preceding state had icted upon
them, excluding almost from them honest Elm =
cere and christian marriage, so as TO make
them partakers OF the blessings attached 70 a
union which has become a sacrament of
which the Scripture says: Marriage honora-
bic in all and the bed undefiled.' Heb. xiii "a
We wish 10 see them become efficient and
fervent members Of that society founaed by
Christ, and established by His Apostles, IN
which rbere is neither hond nor rrea neither
Jew nor Greek. but all in Chris; and Christ in
ALL Gal iii. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-03

SINGULAR CAsE-A coroner's inc uest was
held at Comm unipaw on Saturday on the bod y
of James Conroy, who was drowned in the bay
on Sunday night. 1t appears that the deceased
had been employed 70 carry Thomas Monohau
out to pile driver lying in the stream. The
two men started In light race boat. but after
proceeding short distance the boat capsized
Both men got on the bottom Of the boat but il
was so light as 10 sink them TO the waist Zach
got hold of an oar, and the supposifion is that
Monohan, fearing that the boat would not sus.
tam two men, succeeded in pushing his com
panion of. whereby he was drowned The post
mortfm examination disclosed injuries which
m ust have been received before death Cries
OF murder" were heard by persons on shore
while the two s1en were floating on the boat.
and a man put out 70 the spot whence they is.
sued but only found the capsIzed boat. The
inquest is not concluded. Monohan Is in ems.
" L. Times Oct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-03

THE SALARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL
TEACHRRs.--The new schedule for the pay of
pnblic school teachers adopted by the school
board yesterday afternoon, as recommended by
the. city councif, is as follows Female aigh
and $500 the third; Sc cond assistants. 5000 $3.50
and 500; principals OF male grammar sche oie,
sl,3O0 3, 400 and 81 500; frsr male ASSISTANTS In
male assistants, S61l. $3.50 and 800; second fs-
m ale assistants, S4Co, $3.50 and $500: principals
OF female grammar schools, eS00, $3.50 ana $780,
first assistants, S5Uo, $500 and S700 second as.
sis,ante, efUO, $3.50 aad $500. principals OF pri
mary schools, $500, 500 and S7c0; first assist
ants, 500, $3.50 and $500; second assistants,
S4OO. SA50 and 4se0; music teachers, 81, 500 jan
itor Cen1ai High School, 400 addition al per
annush to his present pay, janisors Of gram mar
and primary schools, SIS additional per ans
mum; 5rniiors Eastern and Western Female
HIGH schools, ESQ each additional Per aaaum,
BsH Srn, Sd in,t "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-03
A tase o. Grim. Con. aud a saooitn. Al

~ o u.
fair.
lfrcm the Brghamron R.pubhcsn, sep q
II lac Dqpsco HOu~e an IL post ws- ,o~ -''-"-
of an anstr that hz- er-at-d cous.t-rspi- *
cl'smeut. b. N in hat plac aud iu ~ ga "a pa,
enc OF the parties bring \ r-s,dsht of tn .:'-r
plsC-. IL Is the old story of woman's ipiiy aud
man s.oUcing wiles 1 ss-ms a xsn l-sa II
New York cent h's fair.r, sud n Ne zap ~ 81.
cStrsr hall. 20 Noionia Springs-to rusti~ate
during tue warm Cays Of tie snmrn.r "a h<,
and while there sb- ~, anne acdaAini-d with
a gallant and fascinating rpsid-Gr os Rin n am
toh WHO was also spending few w-.ks thsre
s<Nh - wife wbose health B~~Si-d r-cup-rN-
lion. Thi. acc qusinisnce rlp~n-d into TREAD
ship, and from friendsbip 10 Intimacy, which
eliminated fn the sad anau Tor all parties 40
Il ps-sit on Saturday niGhr. The cool weather
we bave bad for ths past lew weeks rendered
New eik comparatively sndurabie aud ire
from dangers IN the way OF epidemIcs. aud me
ANXIOUS husb was oesirous of the return OF
bis tar .pousr. She wrote 10 him that she
would D ave saturday night for home. and a.
CorcinelN Saturday night fouud her ~ Deposit
on her vsy thiiher SOMEHOW or other she
VS. met there by her new made acq uain snCe,
" no engaged n room opposite the one occupied
hy the lady The husband. who had ended his
week OF toll. and was anxious TO rsloin the
absent wife. left New York early in n" evening
and arrived at Deposit late at mtg ut. Rspsfr-
ing TO The hotel, he found her name regIsssred
upon the hook. and learned the ma un Der OF the
room, took a light and went mp % IT. when the
door was opened by the lady, who like WISE
verv unceremeBiously put out the light n
carried, and otherwise appeared very mucn
dIsconcert-d. A hight was again struck whsn
the husband alleges be saw some one under N
NED, and drawing his pistol, he fired IT ham bu
the wife Knocked his arm down as he shot. aud
the ball took effect IN the seducer's knee
Another shot was fired after he had reached
his room snd shut the door. but the thin pan
melting rendered little resistances 20 bullets, aud
a random shot took effect in the intruders
breast. passing through and lodging under the
shoulder blade. Both shots very serious
but not dangerous DIR. Burr left for Deposit
this morning 20 extract the balls Ii is feared
a hnf IN ha ErRaA xx-fNN "a. 49,
putston OF The leg. The injured husband
started for nome on the next train. leaving ~
unfaiihful spouse TO follow her own inclinx-
tlCns
The story told by the husband varies nftle
from that OF the injured man, who says ne WAS
standing behind the door when the husband
entered. and in his endeayor 10 make his
cape from the room fell, when he received the
shot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-03

~John L. Robertson was convicted in the
circuit court of Stafford county, Va, on We'd
nesday, of the murder of 0ustayus ana Nancy
Limerick. two old persons, who lived alone in
mouse near Fredericksburg The Judge SEN
fenced the prisoner 10 he hung on the l6tn OF
November next Thursday night he confessed
TO the sheriff that he went TO the Limericks on
the evening OF August 25, persuaded the old
man TO take a walk with him. aud murdered
him with an Ak; he then returned 10 the house
and killed Mrs. Limerick in the same manner
and having searched the house and secured ss
in silver. set fire TO NJ and left. He protests
that he got only the -, that he had no accom- :
plices, and that he told many lies while IN Jail
in the hope Of getting out