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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-23
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act to wind up and settle, the bust
Miss of. the Bank of Tennessee Buirb
1biern1it an ollie, bie .es aneeben mag
an0 an ale Berfonen 6as @fflt9en ge@
itelt, ir1aerbatB 30 lSagen an bic 8ant
bon Sennefee su sai6bille alle Seller
ODER @erthla6en, arsbesablt ODER aus
geleat bur9 die 8anf bon SenneIlee
ODER cine ibrer 8ranhen, striifsuer@
itatten, iuenn iolsBe @elber ODER S8ertb@
laden nugeiesltd aHsbesablt pber. aus
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als SfIciere oieier 8anf nod Oem 4.
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8ebeIlton 9eIeiitet fpiir6en, OF Gibili
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t6ilfa irgtnb tpeI9er Nrte Dets duf Gon~I
trait fir 9lrtifeE it8eijb ,pel@er Mrt fur
oas Snterelle Der gfebeaen Nnthoritaten
beSs Staates SenneiTeea ober Der .fose@ 4
nannten ,,Gonteberacp", oper fir ir9enb|
tuelden dnSern pngefegfi6en Goutraft
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auf gefsH seS Boards per Strsfto<
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Blaine OSer Chicago, SIis.
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macbt bias GrIernen SerieIben ni9t nur Ieidt,
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.IHs5 ,alliddlnae ,oangtIQ bsgJ . n suoiH !
SSeme Srbimaisa, baS OSsine=
rireit BON &di eEp betreffe
1SsenkMl. IS tfsslDi6aet bus& ts esSsses
TEN sal1 Str staSt slatkpis Der wab 5t1dhf5Ss
riFrt fe an ben nirbrigE Nisssnbe,i has gumeriren
ber eaafer in bee StaS4 gI9ikrsus eassuseben. 9as
9umerirea iou ni4t mtbr foften, ipie Is Gents per
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fpdltr uaf ieSen gisentbamer ialirf pefSei, '''
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ctnnati p, Nimeriren Der Sauisr anasipanot III, aud
bier seltlis I'D. y o. III . q U 9 .ds2e
sec. g., 1Bab Gprinsirabe bic e1sistIiaie biIben
iqH srApesh pa aHs bis gsnmmern nab SsoEb nnb Glib
IGufen fcllenssiA ass5E isla HsAsais# d44A fss
&C., 4. DAT Oieienise qerion, bic NIL Sem yssln,s
werisen betsant pise, ben Gieentbamer NIT Der Sums
mer betannt MAIDEN ioue, bic CT benz Sauie gegeben |.
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ntrte Numet an ein Raiis u befefisen, o6er bies
seyia4i 6teOsfs Ode ensSEp nidtsat ieiissf Gdils
sebDrise Summer Itneer wie ssbn Gase baraa Iabt,
70 iou es bic pi1t h15Det6fsn iein, ioiortiee Mns
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iaiNsdHS mt ssie eAssiAe Itisbt Aftt 8wansia Ebis
lars unb nit unter 8ebn Deuars ns,b ben Rotten bes
ftrofen. m H3s - IIf9p X
mp sps Sss RapeS NIT ssH Aasssssr ssisa asbsi.
pe9AitFagt weseen 1ches n9Ase1K nspsfIsliaf ifssa
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OMrica.
iatsSSreefrdgassg Isl. Sets lqlg r!uu

l1&9k GE3t911S 9stfs1fs = ? sssss IN EtSts3
Meine Serrfff Geit ntebrheun
fInf SaRrep lit Der 9taat Sennefee iei@
| fff lsSfipttegien % Ser llntOnY uaFsref
8ater beraibt geiueien. Surd Sen 8ers
Erati anferes @eHes4iiso mir bsn=bent
bobe4. .gtprDpHafts aIg MltslieO Der
grnSenEn isrifnnifd ben 6 onf6beration
aefalcn. Seit mebr ais einern Sabre
lit bersJopale She'll unierer 8ebolfes
rung bl8libt setueleu, ben Stat IN cine
Enoru,alrs @teauns surdd 81 bringen,
Euno .oenfelbsa lpiirbiS:au madden Inn IN
FfeineS atter=ytedts t6ieOer eineeiest 81
psrssaS lt1l-re ssaatoreil unb yfe%
praisntaaten babea 0ard bleIe @ioaate
binhar9 aaS6er SbIr oes @oaoetne 1
ments qatidambrirt 1nO babeu her9e4
beas:atk ;3alaiiung su ibrrlt Siseii I'M
statianats 9tebt eeFeN,
@aaeF@tsbeg repolatiouaren gorge !
benSaiaes ar6Ben Sbeiles lniererz8 e !
p6lferrTg mo oes 8erratbs bsrer, Ole
bie SlnSlunsen res 8olfes eontroIirten,
Ebat ergonsreB es fur notbtuenbis be-
| funben, bon uns Die @rfiilluns setuifler
Be6in9nngen 81 berlangen, UNI cine
@arantie fiig upiere gtiinftise 9oDalitdt
gu erlangen.l3u hisEem GnSe5if es
fir unerl0bli6s bsflpthen tuorben, baB Die
@taatlesislatur seiuiife AmenoemeutS
Psar 6onfihttion Ser geteinistsn Stadf
ten lratifeitsa foue, oelae tnsF&ursenl
Aie1fpIsepbf4 flnO:., . 34ldln0
l. @GletdeS Bel6fifun9 dIlsr Birger
I.hrbent @tnub bss aebetis,, Der 6reibsit
unb @liidie4Eiaaieitna mag
t.aa a. OaB &laRan, ,ipethes rni6t 0as
@abIfe6t befbeu, obne elm 8erbre6en
beguugen gu buber, nidt nit gerednet
iperben loueu in Der 8afs fiir f0oerale
Experimentation = ~
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fabrlid tir .pen6 rieSenraaso aanSes ge>
rseiatIAabsag nidtipabIbat iein soaenf fit
Iae ssss Dss ss'ts as ,.sa :. = ~ S.
lf H4"SOie sSai'oHapoee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s20g1lI
hlpgniatIr Srass assass 3 gper1fn. ipa6S
reno ane S Ssaga S o's sgr @n!re91ere
baltll19 Oct uepehton eon1ra9lr1 ml! I.
ben, null pRbW9ti9. W'esn3iogtR
8dS BEN 'btsfoDalen Sbeit nf.lere'
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benfelben entbalten it, no. ben 9oDaler
EahFsbts 'fsth ef6sAite, 'haS , tOsah' irsea'
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Se0er. Der ga ant NIT benz 2au9e nteisit
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0esbalb .,srlale,,,i6,., milliam 6
$500 "v-Ns
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-24
Sherih's Sale,

" Thomas Stitt Court Of Common PieaS Of
~. rt.a ~ y E.; b7aFrAnkdIiSSi dSiS iSOgRsy'ip
TN PURSU ANCE OF AN ORDER tQF SALE
l from said Court TO me directed. win offer for
sale at public auction, at the door, of, the, Court
House, in the city Of Columbus, on -
Wednesday, the l4th day of March, A. d.
1866, msb-trfi
at o'clock p NJ, the following described real es-
The south CS1Sl half Of in lot No. forty nine I4g
. SS| S$ 5si;s9 i 4 |. !. ss l2IhH TII2
'1''' '1''".''''O''', W. WILLIAM D0MIGAN,-
i#IkHII in tUfTLTTTI T. Sheriff.
feb9-dlt&ytd ,r,.,,...,., oE,rDo
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NOfiCe.

r Ohm FERGUSON, THE UNKNOWN. HEIRS
y IF Robert Ferguson. deceased, and Hannah EeS-
a6sOn: also, II Ahderk on, GnArdihni Of Elannah
Ferguson. will take notice that petition was fled
against them on the 05th day or January, "A u.
1886, in the Court of Common Pleas, within endtcr
the county Of Franklin, by one Daniel 10y, Guardt-
an Of Ja1es Ferguson, and is now pending, wherein
said Daniel 10y, as such Guardian, demands perti-
tiOn Of the folio sing real estate, to-wt.d ,u,ig
cults land and John Legg's land, whore the line OF
the Worthington and GeoFgesyille road crosses the
stake at the crossing Of what is called Walcutt'S,
thence with the said W orthingOn and ,Georgesyille
road, thence with said Malcutt's road north e7x,
east ~ 100 TO stake In the line OF Robot Wal
CUTS land, thence with Robert Walcutt line south
80 65-lQO poles 10 the beginning containing three
acres and q fourth Of an acre Of land tSJf aereBy
or less and that at the next term Of said Court
the said Daniel 10y. Guardian. &C., will apply for
an order that partition NAV be made OF said prem
i'es i'Bsc .sn. RAHish MA Aitt' hof Gu4Fd''ns
January IS, A. ID. 1853. jan26 di'&M0W@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-24

MT. .NoTRE DAME, READING, OHIo,lJ a,
NJ brs .s,is!S hsfia November goth, 1851. NJ \
Mr.. MARpM.-Thi is to certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for us, and satisfied with it.
Our rooms are amply heated.
! Q3YtVTT'TT T 99T f''p1' Ss5HfsfEEs 'EoFRE pAl9N
nsnrgd odl no CIScfSNArt, April q, 1884.
Having used, during the past winter, tHe Hot Air
Furnace manufacturedi and put up by MIR, Peter
Martini willingly testify to the very general salts
faction 7 ttAa'slSy'A4 Aa' gwen mH'oJ. q. UULBBRTsoN,
-4gi,f tuod,i- r,ta,,p Of, 3se West sixth Street.
have used for two Writers Mr. Peter Msttit's Hot
AiEfYnacetp luy teTelhnEs and nm yell fetished
" ~ . ~ 'OT0GhTalJi1 GRIFFIN 5TAKLoR.
-qL .,.Hggu1u tJ b'y-.-7lof. . az .,9svoH ,loi .
r fst'
MY Furnaces ,Ass made 70 bEErn Coal Coke Or
Wood and have quite IeScsntIy invented fire
great Improvement on anything hitherto known. II
e A FEs IsE kFS q aS ipa
side OF Il, and within the Furnace for the free orr
splatiOnOf cold air, isimP0ssibls tp crack
smoke sOons unsIng 3 Goal and an Al weed
,d'idW moli soHA0t AiraEnrnace.mo?ed gysd
FSEAsSs; slteSsd pS dSs sSS !siFsd z @ db,t Ar
al Tin, Corrugated and Sheet Iron and Rpofer
Corrugated Iron poqrsGnd shutters. ug.iii9.
Epll sTS Prise &c. can bs
A'n' 'mqs sss,'i ~ ene I0h Dss9Fi 9FEsTER mAKTIN,
No: He West Fifth street. between Ra;e and Elm
n.aai Ll.l.e -. IL Ilono o1as1iS
baa lias .inEsaoiT al II .ani5l3m bgiii bnH i.0Og
.n.s Administrators Sale. S,H'
TN PURSU ANCE OF AN ORRIEH
i gTahtedby th6 Probate O0hrtbe Franklin count
ty. Ohio. will infer for kale at public Aucti0n on
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-24
Legal Notice.

GGsissw IashaS. PrH,, Court Gf eeSPR9sIFt$
William o. Stevens dsft.> franklin County. Ohio.
THE. DEFENDANT, wILLIAM0ASTRvRfs.
, ~ Of -ttt+ County, State ofIoWag WI take TQtce
that the plaintiff. George W. Inshan, Of Franklin
County Ohio, did, on the Sd d.y of February. 1855,
file his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas with
in and for the County Of Franklin, Stale Of Ohio,
agAipst, the said William o. Stevens defendAnt,
ssttRg forth that Ae said hclonSf Vie ,palq Il
Sfodnded upon promissofy f0te executed yIhefaid
def 1sS.t q: gIt tn on SSI SG
lars and that there is due to the said plaintiff there
on, from said defendant, the sam 0 $50, for which
sum said plaintiff claims judgment with interest
thereon Non JktdAry l8 ls9o.e The said plaintiff
also caused attachment to be ssned by the Clerk
of said Court, and levied Upon 29E acres, ubro or
les of land belonging TO said defendant, situate in
Sharon Town hip Franklin County, Ohio, bel 6 the
west tof Lit No: of the sub-diyision Of section
Nd,A t#bship range 1s.ec4 'aEH "a ESf
Safd George W. IHghatb, plaintH se6ks 10 hAVe
the said property sold and apprqlSiated the pay
is notified that he is required to appear and
swer said petition on or before the third Saturday
after the Q3d day Of March, A. ID, 1885,. GE
Dated February 9th, AID. 1850
GEORGE W. INGHAM.
BY H; B. ALBERy5 hissAttopaey.
fph0-d1t u va
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Master Commissioners Sale.

foss.dls4xvs2di dls41vs2di'a'a 'l'laaelb q bioa Sheriff.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-24

Georgs W Inshsm I, C6nrs q CVmm""n
William o; stevens Of al}ls3tI M Ohio
TNPURSU ANCEl or, AN ORDER FRO RSAID
i Oonrt 70 me difccted Twill offer for sale at pub
lie adcton. ct the hoofof the Court House. in the
city bf Columbus. on alb3
"wednesday, che l4th Day Of March, A. D.
IN 1896, <(isS
at ts4slosk T, Il, ths foiISrins deseSibsdre real ss-
Situated "a Ffanklih county. STATE Of Ohio. and
in ShSfon township aceftain tract or parcel Of land
il being part 0f section M In township No. 2, in
range No rs, and being the Ncstpart ofiot No. 2of
the sub-diyision Of sid section No. A. bounded as
follows: egnnins Atg posi- 81 the north line Of
Hays land, southwest corDerto ID lot No. 2, and
running thence the Weatline6f said lot north
degree 30 minutes easto poles TO pOst and beech
tree nprthwest cnTleItO said lot No q thence with
the north line Of shiot s0uth SSdegrees 96mihutes
east l6 poesto afdst line, etwith M al.
terdsuiwel'A Wbzt lins south ylEdegree 81 minutes,
west 80 poles to post IN the south line Of said lot
No. thence witheAd line norlh eS de gfees 3Omin-
utes. West4b 0o-lOo p6lvs to thebegnnihgy d0ntain
ing 22T ncros, more orless,
RBEss lRiBses 1 81 ftes * JS sSar sc1e'oIGwod "a
'rs'iN y" aABT -g'uoyWMe DOMIGAN,
foh0. a,,GI GI..Sonoa siais2pIb I'd bios Sheriff.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-24

The undersigned is authorised to issue Policies IN
the above popular and leading Corporation, at prop
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dBS Statesmen.
Z FRnsls. n.
dRATEsa 81 ApVERTIslMo.l

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For each insertion, per square, 76 cents Irys 9dr
.NOticesof Deaths. @centss gtly ma Is ore rF9
Notices Of Marriages. 50 Oconts.sd fst IEli ,ni19
Reigioub Notices 80 eeptssls 90 % ~ snas glnri
Advertisoments inserted every othaF dal, ever
third day and once awesks win baoharged q, par
SQUARE, each insertion; % .,lsihoaa : ~. ul.a
business Notices N LEGAL eolamn % cents Derlina
;svis.'sho 5sa tqun WREKLYg5 h9dz1o1 j. b2ARhh
sfs0 per square each insertion. ~ o.
Business Notices % cents per line each insertion,
Btsa ADVERTISEMENTS win bec charged dregulArfAtss
hFJA1I TRLNaIHNF advertisements must be paid
for beTeaffsr At the time they are ordered other
Wise they viii not appear 10 the papeE. This rule
win be rigidly adhered TO in all cases. There Wilhe
oxcoDtiOn-.rs a ~ .eaN Ia h,f0 atn sTUHN hAN
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HOT. El:c7 T. AIR F'UR1NAlACcEas Y
PETER MARTINS
.-aiou.o Patent Improved gru- $50.
Hot Air Ft,rHaCGS,
ron PUBLIC AND PRIyNTE USE.
For Wood or Coal.


THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
i is called to the above Furnaces as they combine
Ventilating with heating qualities. . .f.V o,it.s
The inventor has, after years Of experiments, sucT
ceeded in perfecing what he claims 70 be the best
Furnace now in use. Among its many advantages
over the ordinary Furnaces, are: .r f..f.H
The small amount Of Fuel required to keep it in
Keeping the rooms constantly supplied with pure,
fresh air. drawn from Natures inexhhustble stock
Large Air chambers, avoiding the confinement of
heat in heated walls and hot metal chambers.
Improved Water Chambers; which keep up a
steady supply Of %SSsg0 Which the
The castings are heavy, and strongly bolted to.
gether, guaranteeing durability under any degree Of
Particular attention is called to the SELL -REGU-
LATINO ARIA NJ ENT of this Furnace, which
has been pronounced by scientific men to be the
BEST EVER Made.
HB- Every Furnace warranted to give entire sat-
isfaction. M 'f'ia i''' ~. .I"''E 70 ''li 'fa"
.Jisir. REFERENCES: sy5H1 Hg
By, permission, refer TO the following Parties,
X. DGVey. corner John and Hopkins strcets,
B. Roth i CO., st. Nichoias, corner Fourth and
Race streets, Cincinnati. 90 ..,., ..
j, Elsas, Fourth Street, near John, Cincinnati.
NJ. Eckert, Bank street, Cincinnati.
s.N.l; Bernard, Court street, near ytsempHs Gin
C, W, Recbtin, Pike street. Cincinnati. .,.,,,
GllmOre, Dunldp q OO DunhoIeg rOuIbu bbIootB
j. +. Hendy, CoyingtOn, Ky.
hGlasser Bro, Fourth street, near Smith, Cinoin-
Mrs. Clearwater, Dayton street, Cihcinhati.'
William DOane, Circlevile, Ohio.
j. Meter, of the firm of Kohn, Meter Co., Gin
.cinnati. .y.1 *. mn ,,IfV gEaI aEl rIrtJ8ar
A N Riddle, Cincinnati.
Van Wick, Cincinnati. = ~ L. s.raayrr -.
Mr.. Smith, Of the Firm Of Smith Ditson. Gin
cinnati.
~ NJ Fechiemer Eighth street, near Vine. Cincin-
MN. Meetue, Milford. Ohio. 1lsi,1 ~ 'ad a'ds'
Il, s. BIAsdeI Bawrenceburg, Indiana. 70 Ih' iAl
81 ]. Bast, Architect OincinBatbl pyE )af .sfg-
ri, Mr., Moore, Architect, cincinnati. si.is#I OF Il.
Walter Stewart, Cincinnati.
10 Picket Son. Cincihnsti. 1.'l'l A'm Iu'"im'
-aAnderson d Haunaford Cincinnati. ~ 10 oloii7a
mslt 7hL1 ls5g 8.-Hs 800 --.y % 't4l 80 .1,
\, The Warm Air Furnace m inufactured for me by
Peter Martin could not easily he excelied, making
the atmosphere 6s pleasant as summer is free from
smoke or gas and costs for fuel but mere triae.
JAMES. CALHOUN, Alderman, .
'.EFH1H I 18th Ward, Dayton street, Cincinnati
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r-t add. Railroads. ...a..H
"" FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at 1135 P.
NJ. Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, CardingtOn
Gilead, Gallon. Crestline. Shelby, New London,
wellington, Grafton and Berea, arriving at Cleye-
land at $40 A. Al. .,..i.n. .,t,gu
Z Z ..tr.. SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK .EXPRESS-Leave Columbus At
1920 A. M. Will stop At Delaware, Cardington,
Gallon, Crestline, Shelby, New London, Wellington
and GGfatton.E q Al EslAA 4 A.AJA - ~ So
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPRESS -heayss Columbus ats 2zo
p. N, Wl stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and
at Shiloh, New London, WELLINGTON, Grafton and
~, CONNECTIONS.
At DelayAEe with Springfield Branch for Spring
field and all points on that road. ...--.
AtCfestline with Pittsburg, F. Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad for Pittsburg Philadelphia and Balti
moro, a, Also for Chicago. ~ u .,,li.., r.-.y.T
d At Shelby, with Sandusky Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points on that road. Also, for TOle-
Al Grafton for Toledo and Chicago, !. ~ gi
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk, Buffalo. New York and Boston. -"7h7 ''
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DYING SPEECH Of EGclEST0M.
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EXECUTION OF THAIRWELL.
SPECIAL TElEcRAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

FAyErTE, Pa, Oct. J. 1865
The finale Of the domestic tragedy known to the pub.
No the Houseman murder, which occurred IN Cooks
Aown Fayette county Pa, the night Of April B. 1885,
eulmnated to-day the execution Of Richard Thar
we'll Of the actors the bloody crimo II viii be
1omembered that Mrs Houseman, who instigated the
;nurder OF her husband, James A. Houseman c.
quilted ut tho recent trial for want Of evidence TO her
guilt there being other witness except Tharwo,
Mho siubbornly refused TO testify in her THAR
sWsll convicted his confession, and this day
Daid the penalty OF his crime
Early this morning The prisoner betook himself the
work Of preparation for that eternity open
his vision. Rev. Mr. ManselI, Methodist minister
his immediate spiritual adviser but other ministers and
Christian men Of the town participated in the religious
exercises OF the cell The prisoner erinced the greatest
wh feeling, and the burden of his prayer humble
C0ntrton and for the awfnl deed He stated to
hts minister that he had been member Of the Metho
t Episcopal Church for ten years prior 10 his coming
10 America, and bitterly lamented his departure from
No paths OF virtue He expressed entire resignation
hs fate and assured those around him OF his Of
pardon in Redeemer. He partook OF the
hOrly before his execution, and assigned TO Mr. Hobert
~ Brownsville Pa the disposed OF his body He smoke
a6 length OF his connection with the fatal affair." and
sreed that he had not testified against his seducer and
partner IN :yms Nrs Housea'ah. .,.. .....
Nas led from his cell and placed the scarold Rev.
r smith then read Episcopal prayer, which fol-
9eWod by an exhortaiion by Rev hr. Mansell During
Ais time the doomed man maintained the most perfect
popposure HIS eyes closed and his lips moved
~ i6 prayer The rope placed around his neck and
md no babe farewell 10 he ministers and the sheriff
1st tie pamphlet issued bis tconfsor fab.
e6Sstoh In which he had no part spd also all2ded 70
Family AT u,rly live Qinuos past two the drop fell
nd no passed into eternity WITH scarcely struggle Al
IN ss Ss VI w ~ ss en-
ssnty Ave years Of age Of pleasing coantenance add
Dscposscssng manner, and the noble fortitude with
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