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, 1866-10-28

Lyman g. Wilcox hss been appointed Register
oi the Land Ones Al Itars1se City. Michigan.
y. Il sfbsey has been appoirted Deputy Uni%
ted Siates Collector In Oceans County, IN place os
The editor Of the rentwater Ti1ses. who Is too
10y 10 suit The tastes OF i. johnson.
Ex-Governor Horatio seymour, ftosa his home
II Ctea, deuses tho report started 1t St Paul,
Minnesota, that he IL in tzror ofthe coast.adons1
Amendment aad negro sul3s1e. 1t lso'i Of The 10
motcst consequence whether or no Seymour Il for
Q: sSatnst ieose rnessurcs. He psayed ont poll
siclsn. End his opiulaus kse not xo,:h quoting.
\. II. Virgin. he apostase Republican. Copper
johnson candidate Tor Congress In the Third Wis
cupsic District has issucA GseulAr to the voters
Of his dlsrict, In which he goes for refusing 3d.
mission to Southern rebels Bho cannot take The
isop-e1sd OATH
John 7. Hoffman, the coppes}oansou candidate
for Governor Of New York. made 4 speech on
wsn street few days be.osu the LIST Presidential
election, in which te raid:
"The merchants, brokers and captts11.h Of New
their honest conviction thxt the only eertsin way
nom power Abraham Lincoln and hts ralnions
III shs ps11Sn e Il; ELS e5Fas "a
Du,tns ihe same canvass. the ZANE m1n selds
{ II en- on1Y dsrountc lhe proclamation for an
and naa9rra,ed On these pr.ne!PIes, u zA .
| FtHtt<d ~ for's. Two per1ons viii then claim 70
Be nesldent, and KNOW On which slds TIE tSat
Ing nep will be fGund.''
General ii e1aer {. Lee, Of sprincfela, Mss
| hxs declined the Detnocfatic nomination 2ol
Lieutenant Governor. on The ground that he doea
| not desire 10 n1rftr In politics.
Tie 1la.cst ttsud to which the New Tosk Cop
petheaas have reso1&ed 10 napl1ip,y EoteA, IL Dc
scsibesi BY tic 7rtauae under the title OF Rs-ust
ursEza1Ien. P1Ities who hare been naIus4lixe<
take ont new rapcss. which arc taken possession
OF by the Copp<thead Cenrat COMMITTEES, Ans
distributed 70 eulsraut4 rot entiiled to papezs
wnen she5 SO TO the Registry ca1cs they eahIb
their Tspers, AID are At onca .egl,tered. Al ii
polls they meet 20 difficulty In voting.
, 1866-10-28

thing to the sums expended bJ individuals
for the comfort of our soldlers5 Do he send
my son or nephew to tho war Did be ever
make the present Of 9 dag to regiment!
lie did one thing which tntiInnscd TO our
count1ymen that If he could not make up
his Mind TO gire anything TO their cnase, ho
could contribute to what he deemed Worthtcf
Objects for hc made gin Of several hundred
thousand dollars for the benefit Of the Lon
don poor, and got.for 1t letter Of thanks
There WIS many POOR fellow who. in tn:
late civil war, volunteered to serve IN our
army from the simple motives Ct patriotism,
as one who was bnund 10 defend the country
that had protected hun hitherto, ana ." whoso oss
given murc to his country than the largest
Sgs5ssats that san ,q es @1ai ID III q tias a tGas mr.
There is vel chance for Mr. Peabody to
do something for class Of people d1;tn In ms as
much as the poor Of London. reteF to our
soldiers ard sailors d:saned in the ts sn TaF F
whose relief a public meeting has already
been called in this city. $. +. o.
, 1866-10-28
HORRIBLE BUTCHERY.
4 Man Murders his Twin Brother.

As slated In our paper Of Saturday. on the
morning Of that day John Moniioy was
stabbed 10 death BY bis twin bro,hes James,
tL!s county. Tie cl.canstanccs, Is stated
10 US by q gentleman who heard III tue tcs-
,imony. Vttc abnut fhcse.
JoLn and Ja,ucs Moptioy hare says
been more than u,pally atIcctionutc and low
ing brothers, and almost tuseranlble com.
little wrangIes. tbcy never cast shadow
over th.Ir daiiy Intercourse. Int were A.
ways forrottrn +, n rnon,ent RI. sun ner.
Ct st u1,n their with and the closeness
with which thcy clung 10 one another was a.
riea even into their business relations, as
they beth cultivated the farm they had ID.
hsfited. and there had neyer beena division
Montjoy M % cave e offence 10 t his beother JOIN ~
some trade trap.actions.
session but It seams M % that Ja1nes Ind swan-
ned for = COW that John wanted, and then
solf II arain. The word. that Eoilnwcd srnr,,
more Eafsh than any lint Ind passed le-
tween item nfcyfnuslys and John nd sorne-
,s;nr sh,nt G;stn.s ;,,a S4r,n Jaw aua ou sanorat-
inv fbeir business jn,ercsts lanes aIso rTY,.
nGse1 IN Writinr to .1ohn that ,I,e r. m
tfonia hc 1ir;dc6 ~ II ras a so,,rcc IF an1s-
1,etwcen thrm IN satnrGav ,nnrr;nr
Inns went to sse Frea- Wrcsnn VIZ;
IN n nc;~hhor Ind Intimate friend
nf hotl, ErotScrs. WhI,c he rms there
.1,bn md ,,is f,n,iir n.Ie mn n anand the
dov ~ E,.dnn v,iE.si a,,t ~ h;e ra+a ~
moc+ th.r, and 1rh,1o sTre Mon+icr r"1I.cJ
intn Ne h4,nsr liz r;.maireI hehind Tith l,cr
h"si and ~ hifch tbe hnrses sT after "'I ioina @
ti,c hoy,sa Tsmcs' 'recli,in1 ,,nnn a hcnch ~
thc front norch while ther Trre annrfach.
;n@. Ao .John n Mont'nr ala ~ WeeGpn n n
fnne evidcntlv infenifed f,r hfs l,rnfher;s ear
, 1866-10-28
GEORGE PEABODY.
Pertinent SuCgeatIons Concerning His
lMunideence.


perceive that ytr. George Peabody ia
commented IN Jour journal tor bis large ben
rtacuon to various Institutions and corpor-
ntions. 1t is very we'll for very rich mau
to give away his money. II Is The ambition
ei some m.n 70 DC thought rich; It !. the an, n;
generous. Nr. Peabody goes about from
place to p1sce, inha!lne the incense which ~
many are willing 70 offer him on account Of
Ills e.tsaosdsnary Abesalisy.: certainly. do
Indeed, I Am very giAd that the public are to
be sharers to come extent In the extsaordi-
nary luck which has made him the possessor
OF millions. let there Il \ grain or two Of
akaAtteltd. falsIS belonging among the odor-
ous gums which arc made to smoke before
under bis aestt{}s.
During the fate Gvr was, ,-h.-- tte Fcty
life Of the nation VAS threatened, whete -
this rich and generous AE. Peabody. Other
men contributed largely to the Tants Of our
Government. Other men came forward with
offers Of liberal loans " heu the public credit
stood BY no means upon the foundation upon
which Il now stands. Other men contrib
uted to pay boundes to recruits, raised COM
panies at their own cost. clothed them;
largely Of their means for the comfort and
bcaith Of our soldiery. Other men supported
hospitals at their own expense, organized
board with the sole vfcw Of looking to the
health Of cur armies, established rast
dlspensary and surgical Institution for the
million Of men, OF thereabouts, which NC
had under arms, ard sent out numer-
oas body Of agents, with sufficient salaries,
to zee that onr brethren In the camp and
garrison had the benefit Of them. Other
men gave their sons to the service Of the
county, sending them forth to the peEils
and hardshps Of waz- Other men, who had
pothing else TO give, gave their persons to
the service Of their country in the camp aud
the battlefield, and poured out their blood,
! aud some OF them Ind down their nyes, II
| the cause Of the LnIcn. In this .enumera
| ton hare used the word mea, but mean,
| In most instances mentioned, TO include per
| sons Of both sexes ; for the. e1ertfons and
women were as great and important a. thoae
| Of the other sex. ----.,
| Willie the country was looking upon these
exhibitions Of more than nbenLty-of gen
| erous selEaacxifce-whAt WIS Nj. GeotSt
Peabody doing: He Was making money oJ
He war. He was wftching the ups ant
| downs Of the money market, the huctuatlon!
I Of public credit, and was Ptl1nS up III
profits, In time Of xar-especiallT such I
terrible VIII as ne we're engaged ia Va
In which the greatest interests, eommerciall!
speaking, a1e subject to great and suddes
has vast advantages. HI. Peabody aaees
LARGELY 10 bis already priucelf fortune Il
! fhia manner, and WhAt did he do with hi
| gains! Did he devote any part Of what he as
| Guired In consequence dt the WaE, to the OF
jeet ot carving On ths wss against thes
public In which he WAS born? I 1flnd no sue
Contribution named, on the list Of his Ihc
tlitiee. Did he raise aud clothe q sInglc r
uuit? Did he give my thing to the Santa,
Commission. Did he lend the Goverpnel
NJ part Of bis millions! Did be add an
, 1866-10-28


Arrived in France, no welcoming kilograms
cama, nor any invitation tn rest In re psace.
Her suddeu appafAtfon made the DOW
legged usurpet who had dupel her uneasy.
H{s wife, different sort Of woman rom
Charlotte, Tas for setting ont LOT bia3nhx 81, a.
once. The fuRltive woman came to tarls,
and stopped like any shoddJ Amer1cans
wife. It the Grand Hotel, even paying fur
her own chambers. She threw herself 1t the
cold Emperor's feet and begged fur assistance
to eave the throne and hnnortof her husband.
He answered that he had done enough.
"Who, !" said Napoleon "loaned INC N 3ney
or men when took charge Of Francet iour
husband Is not the man believed him, else
he could rule without aims"
Returned to her hotel, visited BY lew ano
formally. the lonely woman Began 70 saoM
The sy N ptonls Of q wrecked bsntn. She cried
aloud that her enemies mesnt to stso 1eF.
She saw people with daggcss on the stairs.
In alcoScs. In the shadow Of her bed rnftatba-
SIC made herself almost obnoxious at the
Cfard Hotel By the, alterations wlth Ihe
stewards, the ne1son,e nature Of her ssS nus,
the multitude Of purposes she meditated and
stoppeG In the achievement. At last she
telegraphed this desperate message 10
Mexico
"n Is uselessr
PuASToM5 AT HOME.
At Rome tho Pope gaye her cold welcome.
She stopped at the Hotel de Rome. She
quarrcl1ed In turn with EACH of her scrEaals,
and screamed aloud, even nn the stairway
and in the a1aHing-room. People bessn 10
perceive that she was dculented. Solne
called her drunken wotnan.
Her brother, tho Count Of Flanders, te!c'
gtpphed to her to retusn to Brussels. ohe
made no answer, seeming to forget hts telc'
gram. All this journey to the Holy City
vas destitute Of political effect. She wanted
her soul cleapscd by tho Fo2e's bless.
Ing and forgiveness. because, toEtooth.
her husband had turned certain
lazy monks out Of their velvet cham
bcss. She raw the Pope, and he talked Il
! her kinsaiy but refused to sanction Aes hus
1 bands eonlscation Of ecclesiastical property
! She argued, like portfa, In tho Merchant O
| Venice; but his temporal soverclguty-tht
pound Of 1esh-the cenststen. old gentleman
| wanted. He tatly At last refused to sanction
the acts of MaximiIlau. md abruptly closet
| the Interview. Then tho Archduchess gart
herself up to grief She refused to leave tn
| Palace Of the Vatican, and an officer or ths
Swiss Guard escorted her out. That nigh
size made the uotel De Rome eoho With he
sbrieks. She walked the door, rang tue bell
for help, and at d. ylight fled to the Vatical
again, refusing to quit It. calling naankin,
her enemies, and at last t1}nung ut the fcc
of the Pope.
This singular scene, possibly the Iast Of It
sort that the wurld shall ever sec In the Iu,
perial City, spread Ill over the town, VA
| printed over shll Europe. It brought he
brother. In person. TO her side. She lies no,
In the chateau of Miramar, making p1aintiv
entrcatfes for her husband to join her II b
| values love more than lands, let him cont
/ C. i T.
, 1866-10-28
ITEMS FROM Dixie.

The rernicious effects of Andrew Johnson's
policy fund an apt illustration in the nd.
dress nf Governor Wise, and the conduct Of
1.:4 audience, or the occasion OF the !nsusu-
ratio. Of tie "Sionewau Cemetery In VIZ
siria, on Thursday Last. Tho cx~Govesnor
hnrapSued 4 great crowd Of ct.rebel soldiers
and alluded 10 the cause Of the Confederac5
as not lost, which called forth tumnltuous
cheering. As 4 fitting accompaniment to
the demonstration. the pastor Of the only
ruion congregation In Winchester was
notified that his presence would
not b tolerated, and the general
yiolcncc and evil split manifested, com
ne15ed the Union white men and negroes ol
the ueic chborhood to conceal themselves
This Is doubtless fair specimen Of the prev
a:cut feeling throughout The South. ln
deed, It crops out In so many and ench glas
ipr instances that no one can diabelieFe 1t
The South Is As ready md ripe for rebellion
to-day as It was In the spring Of 1851, tn
ouportuuity Is but offered. The Sheriff Q
Henry County, Georgia, being called On re
, 1866-10-28

l.. L a
.aoy wv uas appeared ou our GtE otasS
em.e nuIuna n, iatt'. maA mAte11eA VIZ
eoon anAe n.s l'oaPo 10 tns Nntef oa1aen,
Mna,u n.In 20 w. ossap5 r. unsa1 tao Asaoeny u
aausle - eonp,eteu, 11s elo"n ulamonas
"ee tioouseo - IAo StsacA oPt1a IooPc
suo eeseaety e.1us'eea' Il cou4o hafu'y aaSe
oeen tne NUT " LUZ oESso. 10 tnis anu a.!
otnes gooo operas " tno FRENCH seaooi "'l4
oe sure ~ - met LUG lastes q me american
pubic. Ane enalaelet u 1ne f1enea
muh,e Is eucn rs W. "o.o WIN our nas"ta.
mus'ca' n p1eo''sel'ons . .. aanine anu eoloy, -
- ~. sm p..s'o ouna, ~ .4e n.eA, tn..o
saor.u rN ~ eo"e u,1 .au.' uts 'ue
ea ep. III, ~! w. !.a.s aseo' 20 'n.o - .oo "
rt.,.S" e',ss, ~. ~ ~. uS1e,t, I e' ~ Pu ~ :.
~ 81, 49, :.
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~. 49, sAe M saes.es Au1epaa, aoo "as ".ta-
n"a un"t. a''st ~ sPts7en.aens w. aua ,ne
..D.sns I ~ A'san. suoss.a.sa' ', "n'sA
sons.nuts w W oe Imsuoe'u popu' n
T. ~ .', ne" ea -, .u' 1ns s o.s'.!, =,
- w e!s.sco anu W. y. Ieest w 4us
tnoss compo "no aase e'ssaay sisen
Ply. " 'nen la.eat on otaef o. Stages of W
ootnm'nk u' tao Peu az 1"me' 4ne relso.a'
s1ussuee, .3u opens "'en 14''ea"e. - oeaa
d. na.; p'mka oal ae" oPeta " o''e','
aas oee4 enasea loi ~ tns so season a. .he
1tnnsns, ; ~ lass, los ssoNo' naa.ea1
LIVE y lnnorneeu III Loaoon, cut1e'c9
lrousS Aale o' a1"s'c'" oy A3' L. E
Hn's'es'
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, 1866-10-28

VIA AtE u !" Az DAt+1.Ns
We have received The following letter,
which appears 10 be genuine. though not !
signcd by the writer:
CHICAGO, October q, tse.
", What sI ~. yen 20 n,I wi;h nc: ,o.
told ,tnt thc authorities we're determined to dive
ne p, qn, Of ,o omn rnte;' re-, Iy,S ;io;s
Ssiy ~ sssa tsaa1 she e'' of ii.
wife. arugEcd mo ard violated me-, Wnen !
ny :hsratt+ and somclImcs BY violence and ter
!or, he Kept me -fsece nHtil at 1encth 1t b.ear1c
II sos 70 Z, esn .a1 D Ms ss RI.
the morning On Tie 7th OF January. Is :. l wan.
dcted al dsy In the city, trying t. e' place. but
tErEry and cold, \ hackn,xn took me TO u house
cp Wells ksrcct. and paid my board 10: week.
y estrc prostitute. and hsre hcen s!nes- You
Editor, want 10 reform. What zhal! do. VIII
an: any asns %S.t sn sns mt vii .ny
family In this city tAke nc Al 4 servant siris
surely uot+ But mu..t cat;
l.icM hundred miserable creatures Ike my
Eelf who wouid rSsa,Y catr,. At my chance Mha:a
of f+hsmc. Eut driving d. out Of the ciss will not
doll. Whist Will yos. do With us?
APooE N1sEnAHLx l1,esr11c7t, WHO WILL no
ANT1M1E0 TO E1Ex HER laHEA HnHoHAnlr.
The question rroroundet 10 lis In these
t"rrowtal and moving tones u not easy 10
answer. The writer could undoubtedly lind
temporary asst>tance for herself In the En-
ring Womcn's Refuge OF III the Catholic Mag.
t1alcn Asylum. In the latter she might mud
| permanent home on condition Of being alb"
solutcly secluded from tho world and per-
forming tho tasks, (by no means arduous, }
set before her. To those who are sufficient
| Is horror. stricken with life Of shan1t'so
| prefer life In prison. the Magdalcn Asylum
affords means Of reformation. Thtsaustitu'
uon ~ nea34! " qa''e 1eu sus aA4 :, =.
inmates arc taught needle work Of ill kinds,
, 1866-10-28

THE CONVICTION or LYNCH.

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~ 49,. 1n,,~c IL n,ssinv sentence
.@sss 49, r,s,., Cnla,o, r,ch convicted |
~ ,,.r,.,t~ ,,s,,, cn,of,,,, ~ t,,c n,{t, upou
60 e.. s,,n,,,r s;nce that time.
rat,,"- >1r>T.bon c.tbo1tc nr;est. hss
.a.,,.;.t,, ~, sont .rr,1 IN hc
49, 49, 49, a.. VII, rrncb
W.. h,. ca,a.,s -, r,s,,, hv t,,c cxecut,on
.r 49, 49, t,,a, - ~ orcon n,Ishrd hy
..,.t .,,5 .o,~,.4,ons Tho Law h.a
.;n5:,..o.1 ~. hr;rr;ro tham IN t,,n1
oss' ....:s,,1. Th.,,. h.ra hen, +rJe,'
~. - .4,oI ,,,f,r, t1,c reni,n
u"ae. ~ ~ 49,. .;,,., t,,a ~ h.s hoen
u'aa!oa. s'.ss 49,. -. so,,,..,,,aa 49,.
:. nual5u, . Anu ~. ~ ao,,,t ~ or1s-t ".
l" ~ .ue io"e' y. NV ~.
e4e1e.1n ~ .I1.., ~. 4,.. =. ~ -. 1891
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"nu ".,n tue .,..s, ~, 49, r.no;,a ~
eeitau.s W w., s0n tass. - ,nr,.,ar, 49,
eAt 10 nv ~.s..s
eoneelaea' W mp P ss,,sa ~.
u Po,ss .ia~ rsa. -
teotAo1 ~ e4s ~A"e
taesc cases. we tss. 'uAt tuS aa'"ol'ttss
in E4nsdA Will mol DC lea Oh " tne u1ooen-
tary excitement oi the a1fsi' We nope tney
will not forget mat on tnis Sue VI tAe 'aAes
there aEc millions OF peopis, ~ao haSln@ no
Interest or concern III thc Fenian cause, nave
nevertheless. sympatules OF kandrca mud Fell'
Gioua faith Win these un1or1nnate men, anu
who VIII accept thcir discharge as an oct ol
mercy crcr t" hc gratefully remembered.
There Is, moreover, in the United States
, 1866-10-28

The Conversion OF senator Wilson.
The religions conversion Of Senator Wilson.
WHICH some have affirmed md others lave
denied, Is announced BY the Senator himself
In the following remarks made BIZ him at 4
revival meeting at Satick, Mass, last week.
The recent converts belrs 4~.,, a. sN
Senator Wilson waf;.g,a5as wafs e 5srs: : 5' = 0mf
and he spoke IN !;cu$a- -.r:,--f ~ p. '.~5s1 7e
aWe felt he. - s.-:a -~--~,-- n
to ssy - ANTEg-::::,, :::-:--A Z. E. =
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enjoy ed Ii - = v: ~ ss;:
the PAST - s:.r-- .:.s - Ar. i ~
| his lie Es%sfs..tl-~. -&.t-5 s;e--.
he hoped foiHs .s;.t- :t.s..;rT-::,=r z.ah,,,
ytahi he 80 - 81 ~ =
was particularlyf;.- s.
mfn nanss SomlEg M t2l a: .s3-,-Ia sooa
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| Joiced ttat there Ia L - *-"@->@ af =
the foot offhe efoss. - ..s'tSs.-: N. -, tc.
| -~s, 80 L.. :. ;; ri ~.
Anem5er Of lie Tlsvi, :. -; +: 1a~ <. :: Aa-oss
vben II wa ranorea thst GER: 7,7;,:-.;: ND
b spporied to The comm e:-:A ~ 80 scs
fexet resolution that The "
but1 ,hen "po9tsble psopetf = - : 10
deaulser 10 The tune Of Ssa,0 = IS. = SD -.
Other Esas property 10 tceP ts1H:
Fn1
, 1866-10-28

pidotss famous biographical work introduces
Bs4sh.un Foung under The rAHle Of Brigham
,tt,s14. O. 3vstos, under The mtst1keu tupkeasiou
thas ,be second word In Bs{shants name tntimaes
that te u 4 yonps.ter. Sneh Il fame.
, 1866-10-28

Gently by an agent Of the Fscedmen's
Bureau, to arrest certain parties charged
with crimes, replied that ut would
"be unpopular to punish white men for ary
"tlltng done to ncgro-it might be unsafe
THAT he was not going to obey the order
"of any d-d Yankee, and thst tho rebellion
"was not over Jet Ia Henry County," North
Carolina elects the rebel ticket by an almost
unanlmous vote, aud 80 far as heard from not
= single member of tho Lcgialatuzc has been
chosen Who la In favor Of the Constitutional
Amendment; and the lower House Of the
Texas Legislature rejects the Amendment
with almost entire unanimity, only Two
members voting In its favor.
The attempt to conceal or deny the fact
that the spirit Of rebellion Is rifc throughout
the South, Is vain and foolish, Tho North
knows 1t, and holds President johnson
directly responsible for 1t. An Ills speeches
since February hare encouraged rebellion,
and Invited insus7ection against the loyal
Congress. pulces the people, BY an over
whclming vote in Noyembcr, shall show
their determination to sustain their Repre-
scntatires, there Is eTcry reason to believe
civil war will be inauguratcl once more by
the unrepcntaut rebel leaders Of the South,
! who bad rather see bloodshed aud desoiativn
than to take "back seats" in tie govern,
ment Of the country.
, 1866-10-28

=. -
A member Of The Flsgi.: - = =
wten Il wa unoIrd that ttt'r
te sppoirled to The comm -
feYed resolution That The
bury thei1 "po1tsble pzupesf, -
detau..er 10 The tune Of SA0E:. :
other Eea'n property 70 tetp tn,
Ind H.
, 1866-10-28
THE, FENIaN TRIALS.
Closing Scenes Of the Trial Of 6!-
onel Lynch.
Found Gu1fJ-The Dcefh sente1se-
Sl1etef. Of the PTtsoncr9s CnEcez.

We eather from the Toronto 0to6s of0c-
tober soth the following interesting deseso-
t,cn =, the closing seemed Ia the tria1 Of '"i-
, 1866-10-28
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PRICE. OF PAPER AND HOOKS,
We hare received the following letter from
Mr. L. D. 1ngcrsoll, editor Of tho daily
Journal ut Nuscatinc. lIc Is the author OF u
History Of Iowa Troops in the late war, q
large octave volume. which was reviewed at
some length in our columns In March last:
, 1866-10-28

The Jury retired at ten minutes past inr,
and the Crown officers not being Wllllug, IN,
commence any other trial, ut that adSaf
hour, business was suspended, and his L
sh1p, the council and the public aTaltch
lvc minutes. The Court rctnaincd crow
during the entire period, scarcely any
moving frcE their p1aces, os the Jury mi
come ii at any moment. During tho in:er1
ypl the prisoner, like the rest, chattcd frosty
with bis co3nsel, tho Sheriff and some 9th.
him.
, 1866-10-28

We have received the following letter,
which appears 10 bc gcnuiuc, though not
signed by the writer:
CHICAGO, October =, Is G..