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RY GREEN , WILLIAMS. Auotioneer,.

III 6KLkH . WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
SIX FRAME HOUSES on LEASED GnoUNp
RkNT, AT PUBLIC AUCTION !. -
On FkipAr, the 9Th Gay of October, 1856 we
shaii sell on tie premises, at O'Clock D m, ak
Frame Houses, with stOre-rooms, attached. All
taursnt, situated on the corner OF G. street and
New Jersey avenue, and one of the best bpsin ness
stands In the city, being near the more Depo
We call the attention OF those wishing TO purchase
such property 10 attend the sale.
The above Houses. Liquors, Wines, &c. viii he
solo together at private sale If ID ade
on the premises before the day OF sale. =
Terms cash.
sc sd GREEN Il WILLIAMS Anots
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Ef0R REHT5Lsras and small HOUSES, IN!
APARTMENTe. furnished or uniurnished, suit
able for housekeeping, With or without Board.
Inquire ct STARE & CO.'S, sos street, near
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SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

4 ALSO, #-
,7SS feet OF Patent Leather, sound and nav
1856 feet Goat Morocco. SOUND and new
z yards SKY. blue Facing CIoth, nev.
SAMPLES OF the above may be seen al the Depot
and further Information obtained
Terms: Cash, M Government funds; ten Der
cent. Dc wn. and the balance before the goods ave
days Of sale under forfeiture IF purchase AID Ten
per cent Brig Gen % HyTNTfY$
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LOB RENT-Three handsomely furnished PAR.
Il LORs and BED ROOMS, communicating to
be let together or separately, with the privilege
Of Kitchen and bath. Gas and water in the house
II let together part OF the rent will be taken ont
IN board. FURNISHED HOUSE Of 10 rooms,
and bath and gas and water. will also be rented on
18th and Goth. ~ tatE 90 IL lIts
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~ .ss IN re-: - u g 300 a
Pa. ,A1enues neoI 1ost O.. my 80 B
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Exceliens Mats.

Always mend clothes wash
Alum is to setco veuox
or clothes S'o~sH iof ketue
Save your suds for garden
roland starch moi 49,
the will nicer. ~ sscA 70
kniye forks tovre,s
a I
Wash svithc d.uds poish
rub with 80 - : ''''e houi ana
= oA'ei eney also make
Save all your pieces puddine they VIII on,.
Buy small quantities Of a M
hot shovel held take ont ns sno.
bit Of glue dissolved in skim
nsed.
ifycpI Nat irons with fine sa,, ana viii
ost The thing beds isshoud he change.
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Vaux, Ethen p, In trust
Vernon, Fairfax. -. ......
Being the west 10 feet 6
inches front BY the depth
of said lot
Tax for paving alley, ia
terest from July 20, 1866,
&25 16.
Tax for paving footway,
interest from July b
1865, Sal 10. -s
Vowel, John O ......---
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o WHOM ASSESSED
from Aug. IS, IS. .sse.2S

) q oE@
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DAseo ......--.-. ..--.-i
Tax for sewer, interest
iron Aug. a5, '65. SOS. 13I
Oteeo .............-..l
Beginning at the south
east corner Of said
square and running
thence northWestWard.
" along the line Of Penn
sylvaata avenue to the
southwest corner ol said
lot 2. thee % northoese-
WaTdly along the dtvi.
sion line between kcts z
and 3 40 feet, thence norm.
WessWsrdly ON . hne .
right angles With saad
division line 4 feel, thence
noYtheastwardly on Q
line parallel TO the SAID
division line liz feet,
thence on a line at right
angles to the lire last
Aforesaid 70 the line OF
Third street west, and
thence along the line OF
said street to the begin
ming.
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ss~S .
Beginning for the same
1t the corner Of north ID
and Twelfth street west
and running thence west
with the limo of ID street
% feet 4 \ inches, thence
south 35 feet s inches,
thence west 3 feet SIX
inches, thence south Il
feet 3 inches, thence east
3 feet 5x inches, thence
south % feet 5X inches.
thence east . feet ~
inches, And thence with
the line Of T welfth street
west north So feet ~
inches 70 the beginning
Ditto ..-...............
BEGINNING at q point on
the eastern line of Tenth
street west which 10 4t
feet south OF the north.
west corner Of said orr.
ginal lot and square,
then east with q line
parallel 70 the south line
Of north n street 100 feel
TO the line dividing lots
II and IL, thence south
with said dividing line
20 feet, thence west 10t
feet tothe est linz. then G.
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ois 70; 1883. go 40.
Being the south IS feet
front By the depth Of the
LOT. +.
DITTO. -. :.
Tax for 1861, q 81; 1e62.
% -; 1853, o. "a.
Being the east 10 feet I
inches front ~ the depth
Of the lot
Ditto .................I
TAI 1851. k5S as; 1862,
S6s Is, 1888, go 70.
Tax for constructive
sewer, on interest from
March II, 1854. ......
snish, william J., in
truee .....-..-.........
SchuIzs, William .......|
BegInniDg on De18Ware
avsnue 70 toet 8 inches
iron the 0oushooDs ecf.
DeY Of said Doe, run1tng
thence aloag oatd ave-
npe . northeSsteyD a.
rectjon "a 1bet 8 inches,
tnopee In Q western d.
>4f~- - 80 A. A~l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-11

DACfFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP cOAPASY'S
i THROUGH LINE
To
CALIFORNIA.

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Stesmsrs leave pier No. ~ North ryer foot or Canal
street. At ~ o'cinrk noon. M follows
meeting With Goi.pRw CRY Captain ). I. w.,sin.
Noysms.r is.AgIzoSA cap,sia sre saury, connecting
November 2l-RfefsG STAR cap,sin a. ~ Gray con-
meeting with CONSTITUTION. Captain Csvery
All touch Aeavulco. those OF le and list
At Panama with steamers for south Pacific PORTS lat
and 10Th for Central American ports and those OF LIST touch
at Manxanifo.
Departure 10Th earh month connects 9TH Tire stssr
line From Panama 20 Australia and New Zealand.
Steamer OF December II iss viii connect with The nra
~ the Corarvs China Line, leaving San francFco
January T. 1871. for Fone Kong
One hundred pounda baggage allowed each adult hedi-
cInes and Attendance free.
For passage Tickets and all further Information apply a,
the ofre an thu wharf foot Of North river,
New York Z. X HOLMAN, Agent
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CoAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.


LsOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
y The new and irst class steamship GENERAL GRANT.
ssasaay % Hoe s s1se er No. North river on
For freight passage having unsurpassed sccommoda.
II. n. CROMWELL 4 co. Is west street
The GENERAL MEADE VIII follow November "a
For SAVANNAH 1ArM 1rRsn.y LINE
viii ns II, aycs steamship LEO %
pier ID Fast river foo. OF Wall street
i S d mf 70 all
HtsRRaY ' fEER is0 Co.. 81 and "a South street,
DOR SAVANNAH GA-THR ATLANTIC COAST NAIL
.HEsSAS IIviSSsToN' Captain Baker sail. Thursday.
EELAMBnA Captain Ever,oo sail. Thursday. Nov q
1oasps 'p North LIVER sa I'M. all
connection with the Central Railroad Of Georgia For freight
''' '''' LIVINGSTON. FOX co, Agents.
a. Liberty street.
A TLANrI0 MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
"A Empire Lne-For Savannah every Saturday from pier
No IL North river punciuAly At O'Clock Y. NJ. The
SAN JACiNTo. Lovsiand. commander. sails Novem.
v SAN SALVADOR Atkins. commander. sails Saturday.
Through tickets aud bills or laiing 70 all points
Elegant passenger accommodations.
GARRISON ALLEN. No. Bowling Green.
i onlce-seam to Savannah direct on TUESDAY Novem-
berD, at BPM. Passage 70 Savannah si3 For passage
apply to DoHERrY 4 REILLY, II broadway.
EoR CHARLESTON. s. THE PEOPLES mali.
steamship & farc Ther :sam, Nip
p. M, from pier ~ North river
rscon S ans and ,sSes en 10 ooa
tons.
For freight or G.i;iiys dssSSSs FOX co. Agents
~ Liberty street.
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DAcIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coSpAsYs
THROUGH LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA.
VIA PANAMA AND San rHAkCfsr0,
CARRYING TIFF UNITED STATES NAIL.

CARRYING TIFF UNITED STATES NAIL.
FIRST VOYAGE
Steamer HENRY CHArxcpy win i~sv- plrrs3 North
river Canal New YORK. AT N O'Clock noon
Tuesday December H. ls via Panama Railroad
with steamer 0LDES CRY for san frsncsco where
sergsrs freight will be Transferred ~ tho
companys splendid COLORADO N iesvc that port
moon on Tuesday, January J, 1871 for fokohamssnf
Hong Kong.
pr1ees between New San francisco the following
rates, pay able In gold or iis equivalen,-
san Francisco 70 yokoha,ns ss-0 sl7o fs5
Gan Yraurisco Hong Kong 30 30 lU
Due notice will be given OF subsequent voyages
FOR through uctr,s and al further information arpy ~
the once the wharf, PIER North iv.r 10, o. Canal
street. TO =. X. HOLMAN. Agrnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-11

TRAyELLEUs' GUIDE.
EupsoN RIVER AND HARLEM RATLRoADs.-
H Tfns for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trains leave New York Win ntson River Rail-
road 1hreth street and Tenth Avenue D aud 10 A. NJ
and and II r. and via Harlem Railroad r~entysirti
street and Fourth a. IL A. ~ and r. VI. The y.
NJ. train Hudson River viii sundays
Sleeping attached 10 and IL r. NJ trains On r. ~
train Is also attached sleeping every day excepting
Saturdays which thronra To OcgeusbarS via H. w.
and U. Railroad without change
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17-7777-777777
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

SUsDAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT.
= The New Yok and Troy steamboat conpsnys s,ssmer
RIP VAN WlNKIE will pier ~ Mo- TN riyor. foot OF
Spring street sunday. Nov H. ats ~ Tickets sold and
Baggage checked 70 ssrstosn and all points North.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06
The IsoreIs Of switzerland.

The Interiaken (Switzerland) corresppn-
dent of the Boston Post says concerning the
hotels'of that country "In every locality
tIey arealmost invariably well managed,
and never, in the course Of numerous
journeys in every direction, met with a sin
gle instance of discourtesy or inattention.
Often they are situated from 5000 even to
5000 feet above the sea-level; frequently
their supplies Of bread, wood, meat and
other necessaries of life must he, brought
ten miles or more over ice and rocky paths
upOnthe bacKsOf meB.7 They are obliged
to run all the risks Of long spells Of inclem-
ent weather, when no guests resort TO them,
and theyineuf = thousand expenses which
no one thinks Of. Yet their charges are
always moderate, and but little more
thanstAOse ON lower ground. p Abfeab1@
of coffee, bread and butteraBd honey costs
thirty cents in gold dinner from forty to
sixtYeehtsl and teathe same as the break
fast. ADinneT always consists of at least
soup, three courses of meat, with pud-
ding and fruit, and the fare is invariably
good. For n room one pays thirty cents,
and twenty for the dOmesties. A candle is
generally from ten to twenty cents. For
two dollars in, gold per day tourist can
live at the best Swiss hotel as long as he
pleases, and II helwiIl agree to sCaySa week
or more, any landlord will accommodate
him for dollar and a halE and often for
less, and these prices never change; at
least to, my certain, knowledge they are;
the same now that they were fifteen years
ag0p SlsS WsSN=Nh 31trD s5AfA0T0I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06

The iron crown, recently carried of from
Venice, With other lyaluableA by the Aqe-
trians, and which. has just been claimedby
the Italian Government, Is zone of the most
iuterestingnatiOnal relics in Europe.S His
tory informs us hatduring middle ages
the Emperors Of Germany claimed three
crowns--that> Of Germany, which was of
silver, and was assumed at AK Ia Chapelle;
the crown Of iron, which had formerly been
peculiar 70 the Lombard kings, and was as
sumed at Ravia, and the Imperial crown,
which was received at Rome, and was SIR
mounted by a Initre similar TO that of blsh-
ops, butsomew hat smaller. r. - ~ q -
The crown of iron, though chiefly of gold,
derived its name from an iron band which
encircledit in the interior, and which was
said to have been made from one of the
nails which served in the crucifiXion of
Christi This crown was worn by Charlie
magne, the first Emperor Of Germany, over
one Thousand years ago. Preserved in Italy
after the devastation of the Empire of the
West, founded by that illustrious monarch,
it was worn by Napoleon the First when
that mighty monarch was crowned King
OF Italy at Milan; and subsequently be-
came one Oflthe crowns of the EmperOrs
o. Austria as masters Of the Lombardo-
Venitian kingdom. Venitia being now
restored to Italy, this r,lic rightfully be-
! ,ngs to the King of Italy, and hence the
cl lim which has been made for its restOra-
IN.
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N EITTtE WTE =
W IEANDI IsITo
Columbus & Xemia
DAYTON & WESTERN

i EMIg -
~ R a. L ER @ AIDS
ION ANDlGftER } iidNDAS;2 I6Lk IA. 1855
seisFIvE TRAINS, DAILY win teaye Columbus
FOR CINCINNATI, LoDrsViLLR, CAIRO, ST.
10 tours, DAYTON, R1cHk0ND mp I d, 40
9nq ad DfANAPoIis &CHIgAGO, o ~ ~, = !, a
Without sh.nse Of cars % pARToNl apd 4 ,RidH7
P 2P R SaapSSa ga It GeG
y9g Oounectlons are reIiAbidag fellowSE =
~ ~ In{biIs n{bSiIy o1.scpt SioSaiyJW odE ~
Lea gAt $500 Al II. for CinoinOat, Dayton, ,Rsh-
Cnd and ShlGssS SIOp
.y-cSnnectiSs direct with Ohio 1 Mississippi Rail-
IN B.-This is the best direct connection TO Chi
I, TasO' SECOND TRAiF.. IL As'F
(Daily S&Sspt SubdGyO ! 30
LoSvesat 5i20 A. for gipSinnati, Dayton, k,r
Iali Ip Stations except CsSssiiS, FfcsPoft,
and Psi9s giHE G9SGISnr
% Mississippi Railroad for Louisville At 345 X NJ
nm - THIRD TRAIN.
Leaves n $50 A. N. fOt q nci1nati. Dayton,
J. Richmond, Indianapolis huu OnlCAgO duu bIOp5 ~
Wetf Jeff6Ison, London South Cbarest1n. Xsnia.l
> Spring Valley, COTWin, Morrow, South Lebanon,
Fosters Loyeland, Milford arriving At Cinci1na-
~ III az l2O p M, connecting With Mali Line steam
for Louisville, and Ohio d Mississippi railroad
81 an ,'4, FopRTH TRAIN. ',la r 'a' so,o, ~ n'
pa ,ges RaiBy except Sunday, ysasJ
stopping at ali intefmediatS stations li8la7 1p9
isi -nai7 a7d FIFTH TRAIN. bifD .yH.sb inol
IA -ne9 80 daily except Sunday 'j sgInt7sib
Leaves at 100 n M. for sCincinnaiL stopping At
= Alton W est Jefferson, London, South Charleston,
" Selma, Cedaryile, XeniA, Spring Valley, Corwin,
n Morrow, Loveland and arrives at Citcinnati at
% AS A. NJ, connecting with U. "a M. R.Rs at y
Yd Sa Passengers for HilIsboro, and ChlIicothe on
arietta Cincinnati RailT0ad, will make the most
direct competition by leaving Columbus on the n:aQ
A ] NJ. train, arrive at LoYelahd at3al r N. and
leave LovsIand at sos r. M PassenRers can, by
leayipg Columbus at 400 A. NJ, arrive At LOyeland
at5:l4A A. NJ, and leave Loveland at $50 A. M. for
Marietta and Parkersburg. These Are the only
connections with NJ. 4 OR. Il. 17sf gU .urla.lI
Sleeping Cars are ON all Night Trains.
.s D-.' HENRY BROOKS, Ticket Agent. 4
IN tl@Ut :. {. L0UGH, Agent. taJj"3 p 4
p. P.W.STRADERgy u gli1rsn,1 elH gW .HIgJ 1
d" ~ GssGCd GsGdT Tjskst T% bAtS't Cincinnati. r,zd ia
~, t'fi Superintendent 2H .b9i,l ,lgmo1g '1
Il Columbus. July II.
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Closing and Arrival Of Mails
:5i ~ sol ls AT THE 'c. .s.I.-l.. ..aH
COLUMBUS POST Off cE.

ARRIVES. CLOSES.
Am. Pm. A. n. p, n.
M.2O l0.lS 1880 730
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RAILROAD TInln TADL.E.
lanai * Columbus q xonia R.R,

Showing tho arrival and departure OF trains At 0o-
iumbus, Ohio. On and after Monday May 2ist. 1880,
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DETAILS OF THE DRAWING

The Subscription Books, ON being closed,
following gem emen, w no have kindly CO
bers of the lCOmInittee to conduct the avs
WIN. ]. C00LBAQGH. Prest Union Nat Bank. JAS
AMOS 4. HALL, Treasurer Q, b. Q. R.R JAM
II, q. HALL, Hall, Kimbark q 20. r. 'if 900 FRA
CLINTON BRIGGS, Ewing Briggs Co. .a J. \.
j y, DORE, President Of the Board Of Trade. j. A
These gentlemen, together with such others from dere
number for the purpose Of fairly representing the sharehC
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BALTIMORE, Lock HOSPITAL
! BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,

II M, TxtS1 n ASlh RfetI ktk tskkhjAtiO
.ItI 0tj jACEERY % q IlEF 0NLY Y, ,Fd,ACgNnERR y
b A,C IRE DAN 1gE DETAINED; sag9qa .ian.o M'
Dr hss "a g sRo
ssS ase y Pa III. BScS Or H%bs,
tion bf the Kidneys snd Bladder InyelpplsrYDis {
fSSSTssS %PHsaGSS sSSC, SSii
Ideal pA'pitationo oi thS Mari Timiyty IsPb y, 1s
ling. Diwness 0f Sight or !sidainess Dissess Of ne
orders arising from SOLITARY Hgbi5 Sf y
tins thahathe song Of, Bvrsna TO- tho Margpfs 1t
Ulysses, biRhtDe thoir most 9bFDabt hopes Or an
ticpatDnb renderipg uaTiaspg g&cys imDosgibleJa 7
W.ee0 E0UN6f MEN gciood;'o2 ~
Espsei,lly. yhpbsye become he victims ~ SOss1
SnSS as s%ssps aG % Rs
youSs Ssh Of the mOSt SSsted talents and bfiia6t
ntsect ybo %shht StssESSS ssys
wakBd 81 eCstaey the lising Tyre. may cali viii
confidence. smBbA I'M 4 ,tunod u IT .nahg
p'o -1su no oNtARRIAGE.y Tqas, ,IAds4
y Marisd PsrsOns or Young Men schtemplF lFq'' q
Ssnip DSbsy. DsforSitiss Sbesdiiy cSrsaS fsiI
He who places himself under tho oaFB10f DFpoo %
nnS Ss s g.
.a "a, ORGANIC WEAK NEg9 ,lQd1l
,IhimSdiateiy Cursd and ftl visot Rsstotsd, 2 2no
fss aass
tO sPt 10 cop
ing aware 0fl the dreadful oohseduenees that may
snsye Now who tha. z undSrstands the shbiee.. viii
he pfudsptY Besides being dspriTsd Of The pleas e
Hfe pf healthy offspring he most serious and de- a
Ibep System becomes asrargey The Physical And !
Mental EShctioRs Weakened, Loss Of gf6ersatiFS
Of the Heart Indigestion Constitutional Debility
end Wasttng Of the Frame Cou6h. ConshmptiOh, (
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and Saturdays. s..........S p
lOFPIcE HoURs.- Office opens at TX o'clock A. NJ.
and closes at 7IP. NJ. Sundays, opens at s% A, M,
and closes at 9k A. NJ. ...-. r .
Ali Mails close on Sundays al 5HP NJ.
- = - JULIUSJ. WOOD. Postmaster.
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RArEa. or ApVERrIslNcs

Tsnlinos Of NonpareiI. OF X inch space cORstituIs
square, ", t-l-MtllE -
For each insertion, per square, rs cents = 4,
Notices Of Deaths, 60eonl8. iltfffF y
Notices Of Marriages, so cents. EHn - &,
Religious Notices 20 oentst J \ 2,AA - cF
Advertisements inserted every other day, eyofy
third day. and once weck, will be charged cleo
square, each Insertion. - ~ W y 20
Business otioes in Local column, 20 cents Der line
or each insertion. No Notice less than SJ.oO. y
ann n., ..u,,,, ..SS insertion. aH VI = .&
Business Notices 90 cents periine each ins ssrtioa.
Legal % Advertisements win becharEod regular
~ An m ANsIHNr advertisements must Ia paid
for hereafsr AZ the TINA they are Orderod bother-
wise they wfilnot arpeos ID the papeSl This rule
will be Edly Sdber0d toi1 all cases There win be
no exceptions y s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

DeuRLR ExEeuTloN--Th Hanging of the
Aftti'deFers G40nzaJeS and FeIclef7, in Brooklyn
T7aeil. Confession Ne3p York, Oct, l2.--Gonaaes
and Pellieier the mhrderers Of the Cuban, 0rtero,
suffered death by hanging, in the yard OF the
Kings county jail, at twenty-five minutes past 10
o'clock this morning. The gallows used at the
execution of Friery aud his predecessors IN crime
was again brought into reguisltion, and the Two
murderers were launched into eternity az the
same moment. Both men walked calmly under.
meath the dangling moose, and handed the ends Of
the ropes to the execuhoner with the utmost non
ohalance AT d given signal, the cords sustaining
the weights within the side nclosure were cut, and
Gonzales and Pellieier leaped into the air. For
eleven minutes their pulses beat, and few mus
cular contractions were observed. The prisoners,
il is feared, died by strangulatlon. After hanging
I for nearly half an hour the bodies were cut down
| and placed in plain collins, which were subse-
/ qnenfly removed to Flathush. Long Island, where
the remains Of the murderers were Inferred by
some of the priests, who also assisted at their last
/ moments
i After the execution had taken place, repre-
sentatiyes of the press were handed Wfitfen con
4 fessions which had been made BY the deeeased,
4 and by them eonfided to their spiritual ADVISERS,
with strict instructions that the facts should only
be made public after the last scene Of tne drama
/ had been enacted Gonzales stated N ms con
fession that he WAS born in Forg Spain, In lS42,
his father living there. The only thing that was
kent back in liis former confession, made on the
n 9th inst. was the fact OF aconyersatlon mad be-
tween Gonzales and Yiele, now IN prison, on the
i day. last November, in Brooklyn, IN which they
stated that they intended to kill Otero that night
! Tbis omission was not intentional it escaped his
mind. Pellicier, or Francis Gene Salvador, also
made written confession, covering several pages
of foolscap. He said he never met 0tero until
n the day Of the murder. Tt was made up i'll Con.
4 zales's room that they should murder 0tero. who
was supposed to have large sum of money il
gold upon his person. He also claimed that Yiele
was the prime mover in the tragic affair, and gave
| the details of the whole transaction, and thu
CNNnza loo Nvas
razor, yiele razor, and Pellieier dagger, dnt
they were to kill him in the room and conceal hi
body under the floor. But this way was subse
quently abandoned. Gonzales rided 0tero,s body
Some were passing in the park while he wa
doing SO. The confession is too lengthy to giyt
ii IN full.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
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