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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-30

BowLDERINa.-The bowlderers have
been at work planting o1sTRrd Street
between Chestnut aud Walnut. II
being little too wet to plant powders
yesterday, the men We're engaged in
putting in the stone cutters on Third
between Walnut and Locust. If the
weather continues good, and the bowl
ders hold out, the contractor will come
nigh finishing up this Fall The two
squares on Second Street, from Main
to Vine, will BIO completed as soon as
the Sycamore Street sewer is finished
beyond that point.
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POSTPONED The examination of
the Carlisles, accused Of the murder
of Lieut.. Hampton, will not take
place until next Wednesday week,
on account of the absence Of impor-
tant witnesses on both sides. The
examination will take place in this
city
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The WEATHER-After the nice
rain, that continued nearly all through
Sunday night, the clouds dispersed
yesterday morning, aud the day was
nice, bright, clear and pleasant. The
weather is highly favorable for prose-
cutting the improvements now going
on in the city.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
BULLS CEDRON BITTERS.
Reni Ia NII0ardala ALaLemenl.

IOUIsVILLE, XIV, April q 1903.
DR. JOHN BuLIv-Deaf Sir; bfatitude 10
sou. as well an "a sense Of duty to the pub
he, requires thai should give You state
msnt, tor public ase, of the great benefit
have derived from the use OF your " CedfOn
Bitters." After military service OF thir-
Teen months, embracing the Pea Ridge
campaign and battle, | was discharged
nom tile service and came home 10 die.
Dyspepsia, liver complaint, and general
debility were fast hurrying me 10 the
grave, and every remedy prescribed by
physicians seemed oniy 10 aggrayate my
tunate enouI.i Ia procure your "Cedron
hlLterh,' sud by the use 81 them alone
have been restored 10 perif ~ and robust
health | can most earnestly recommend
them as being all, ana more than all they
are recommended 10 he, You are at liberty
I o make any use you wish OF this state
lnent.
am, reapeeLfnlIY,
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WE find the following deserved
compliment in the indianapolis Jour
nal of yesterday;
Mr.. JAMES FERRY.-We had the pleas
ure, few days ago, OF passing over the
Evansville and CrawfordsyiIle Railroad
with Mr.. James Ferry, one OF the gentle
manly conductors of said road. We found
him as genial and pleasant travelling
companion as ever. We would advise our
friends, when they have occasion to pass
over said road, 10 try and make 1t conve-
nient TO take either his or Mr.. Piersofi Is
train. Both OF the above named gentle
men were formerly citizens of this city.
Long may they wave.
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G. A. R.-The Grand Army. Of the
Republic will meet in regular session
at Masonic Hall this evening at n
o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss' MARRIAGE AND cELiBACYi an
Essay Of Warning and instruction Tor
Young Men A lhO Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, WIN
sure means Of cure Sent free Of charge IA
sealed letter envelopes. Address III. j.,
Pbiiadeiphia' pa aPr20 3md4W
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N A TT 10 conducI,ug VHV 49,
- 1.-.S,A9Aehh a decided disposition
70 light the case vigorously. She came
nigh getting up one or two scenes yes
terday evening, remarking at one time
to the witness on the stand: If !
was as sure Of Heaven as you are OF
IL, I'd thank my God" The Court
promptly suppressed this little ebulli-
ton of spirit, and the case proceeded
quietly.
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FINE HORSE AT AUcTIoN.-I will
sell at auction, Saturday, November
the third, .on Main .Strcetopposite the
Court House, at ll4 o'clock A. ~, q
fine-bred stallion, five years old
works we'll in harness. He was sired
by St. Nicholas, full brother Of young
Morrell, the sire Of Henry Morgan,s
Velox. Said horse is perfectly sound.
HIRAM NELSON.
oct27d7t rr Auctioneer.
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FINE HORSE AT AUcTIoE-I will
sell at auction, Saturday, Novem-
Der the third, on Main Street, opposite
the Court House, at liz o'clock A. M,
a fine bread Stallion, five years old;
works we'll in harness. He was sired
by half brother Of young Morrel, the
sire Of Henry Morgans fine horse.
Said horse is perfectly sound.
HIRAM NELSON.
Oct. 27.-(7t) Auctioneer.
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FINE PIANos.--The Knabe Pianos
are now acknowledged TO be the finest
and richest tone Pianos in the world,
and for elasticity oftopeb prompt ac-
ton and durability, they are not
equaled For sale only by HaB as|
WARREN Il CoNYNdToN..
BfS- Pianosfor rent.
oct30dlm.
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CITY NEWS.

PAvINd.-Workmen are engaged
laying the pavement in front of Gil.
bert's new block.
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GOING SOUTH.
gpoM TEnRE HAuTE
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINcENNE

Going East. Going W.T..
MafL............,.,,,,., ilOPM 5i2o A N
Express accommodating = NJ 4DD y M
NOTICE TO PAssEaGERa FOR ST. Louis
AND OAIRo.-In consequences of change OF
time on the o. ana M. h,a,, no connection
for the West Is now made by the afternoon
train on the n. and @. Road. Passengers
for the above points Will lay over at Vim
cennes till b rs am. next day
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MERCHANT TAILORING. - Gentle
men wishing garments made 10 order
can find the finest and best selected
stock Of piece goods at 81 Main Street,
next to the Washington Hotel Prof.
Mott will satisfy all who give him
call. gfaG9 l}THl lsept19 tf.V
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LosT.-A black silk veil, yesterday,
on Upper First street, or Main, be-
tween First and Second streets. The
finder will please leave il at the JOUR-
NAL Office. oc3O IL
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B1~ BY reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that H. j.
Schlaepier, one Of our most success
full druggists, has replenished his stock
of fine drugs, and will give especial at
tention to compromising physicians
prescriptions. You can rely on get
ting the article represented Of Mr.. S,
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BI- Professor Harvey, of the Ma
tional Cancer Institute, Cincinnati,
Ohio, viii remain. at the Sherwood
House few days longer. See adyer-
tisementin another column.
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IF you want hawls, Cloaks, Cloths,
Cashmere or MillineryahdD Dry Goods
Of any description, go 10
81 fScHAPKER, BUssING q Co.
Oct13-dtf.
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.


which gaeatly facilitates the process of
teething by sOftening the gums. reducing
all infiammations, will allay ALL PAIN
and spasmodic action, and Ii
SURE 40 REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon II, mothers, IL VIII give rest
10 yourselves and
mELIEF AND HEALTH 70 YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
over thirty years, and can say IN confidence
snd truth of IL what we have never been
able 10 say OF any other medieinei never
has IL fafted IN a single tilstdnee % eject
oasre. when timely used. Never did We
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any
one who used IL. On the contrary, ali are
delighted with IT. operations, and speak in
terms of commentator OF It's magical
effects and medical, virtues. We speak In
this matter iOhat zoe do kn0a0," after thirty
years experience, and pledge our reputation
for the JttL1ttmeHt If tolat zoe here declare. In
almost every instance where the infant In
suffering nom pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found In fifteen or twenty minutes
after the syrup Is Administered,
Fall directions for using VIII accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
simile ofCuRTIs &PERKINs, New York,
In ON the outside wrapper.
Sold by all druggists throughout the
world.
PRioE ONLY rs GENTS A nOTrLE.
maylO decd, W n
Halls Vegetable Slcilian Hair He
newer
Henews the vitality of the scalp.
Renewa the hair TO It's original color.
Renewa the nutritlve matter which nour-
ishes the hair
Renews the brash. wiry hair TO silky soft
ness.
Renews the growth OF the hair,
Teenewa the'appearanee of those that are
bald and gray and h a splendid hair-dress-
ing. No oil or alcohol 10 clog up the pores.
One bottle shows it's effects.
II, l.. HALL n CO, Nashua, N. H., Pro-
prietors. For sale by all druggists.
O0lB diff
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no COLGArE's AROMATIC soAP-A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable OILS, In combination with Gly.
oerine. and especially deaigned for the ass
of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
rs exquisite, and its washing proper..es ,.n.
rivalled, For sale by all druggists.
feb23 dAwly
A New and Grand Epoch In MedIcIneI
DIR. Maggiel Is the founder of a new Med
ioai System The quantitarians whose vast
internal doAes enfeehie the stomach aud
pArnlyxe the bowels, must give precedence
70 the man who restores health and appe-
lite, with from one To two Of his extraor-
binary Pills, and cures the most Virulent
sores With a box or so of his wonderful and
ell healing Salve. These two great specif-
tca OF the Doctors are fast superceding all
the ateraotyped nostrumA of the day. Ex-
trnortiinary cures by MagEeis Pills and
halve have opened the eyes ofthe public to
OF others, and upon which people have SO
long blindly depended. Maggiel's pills are
NOT OF the class that are swallowed by the
dozen, and of which every box fun taken
creates an absolute necessity for another
One OF TWO or Maggiel'a Pills sufiices 90
place the bowels la perfect order tone tho
de- sn,rii 1 lIeh an appetite, and render
gripping and no reaction In the form of con-
atipatlon. II the liver ~ affected, its fnnc-
lions are restored: and II the nervous sys-
tenn In feeble, 10 In inVigornted This isst
quality makes the medicine very desirable
for the wants of delicate females. Ulcerous
and eruptive diseases are iteraIIv ex-
tinRulahed by the disinfectant noIer 81
Maggiel's Snlve, In fact, Ii ia hero an.
nounced that MagQfePs Baious, Dyspephe
and D,n,,rheg i1as cure where All others
Cuts and all abrasions OF the skin Ma1oieT,,
Sulpe is infallible. Sold by j. Mageiei ~
Pine Street, Now York, and all Druggists
Atso cents pcr Dox' d&wly
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BOYS CLoTHIEa.- THE largest as
sortment of Boys Clothing ever
brought to this city, at 81 Main st. lI
Sep25-tf s. N. SMITH & Co. 1f}
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has reached the middle Of Second
Street. The work progresses slowly
Ia consequence Of the great depth Of
the excavation and the persistent
tendency of the banks TO cave in
Great fissafes are opened IN the street
and in the sidewalks, giving that To-
cality the appearance Of having been
visited by an earthquake. The depth
Of the excavation is about twenty
eight feet.
The magnitude of the work can be
appreciated when VIC remind our read
ers that it costs SO per lineal foot,
and when completed it will only lack
about three hundred and fifty feet of
being a mile in- length, though the
contract only reaches Sixth Street,
about one-half the distance it will
extend when fully completed
TURNER'S HALL.-The work on
the new Turner's Hall is progressing
rapidly. The weather boarding is
nearly all on. and the roof frame is
nearly all up, and the work il being
pressed forward with great energy. IL
will be a large and very convenient
hall for popular gatherings, lectures,
concerts, &C., aud will be credit to
the Turner's and to the city. We hope
all reasonable encouragement and as
sistance will be lent to those engaged
in building it.
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MRa. WINsLOW,

an experienced Nurse and Female Physi-
slan, presents 10 tbs attention of mothers
har
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Telegra 0a-
News Items.

WASHINGTON, October Minister Camp.
bell has left here for his home in Ohio.
from whence, in u few days, he will pro-
coed to Mexico, accredited 10 the Juarcz
Government
Jacob Lowenthal, known as claim agent
III this city, died hero last night, after a
few hours illness.
New YORK, October 30.-Another large
Fenan meeting was held last night III Buff
faio. The war spirit among the Irish is
excited Large meetings have also been
held i'll Cincinnati, and men and money
are being contributed
Lieut.. Brainc, who claims to have held a
commissions i'll the cX-Confederatc navy.
aud who seized tho steamer Chesapeake
during the war, has been indicted bv thc
grand jury for murder and piracy on the
high seas. He will bc tried at the next
session Of the United States Circuit Court.
p HAMILTON, G. W., October 80 A grand
DINNER was given to thc English ConfcCc-
ration delegates last night. Tho speeches
were remarkable for the entire absence of
any allusion to the Fenians and Secretary
seward = letter to Sir Frederick Bruce.
The United States steamer Bicnyiiic,
nom st. Thomas, is lying at quarantine,
with eighteen of the crew sick with yellow
aud intermittent fever on board. Fourteen
others died on the passage.
FORTRESS MONROE. October 30. EX-Con-
federatc General Dick Taylor arrived this
morning, on 4 visit to Mr.. Davis. He went
Mort Ii tonight
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New YoRK, October 30--Noon. Gold
464. Exchange 1899 Cotton dull, at 3sl
@1io4. Flour firm, ut sl2.7501l7. sales of
BOG barrels. Wheat 1@3c better Corn
GIG'c. higher. Oats 2G43c. higher. Pork
frmer, at $3i.75.
Up. NJ Gold SC. Flour firm, at $l2. rs
nll7. Wheat 5Gl7c higher. Corn Sclnl0c.
higher Oats :i(t4c. better Pork firm
sales $3.50 barrels; mess $34G2!. Lard
steady, at 14NhlGc. Cotton dull sales
1900 bales, at 39AMi05. Sugar quiet
sales ,33i boxes Havana, at 1030Q12. Tur-
pcntinc S}l1S5. Ro5in S5.75013.56.
MOBILE, October3o Cotton sales to-day
5oobales middlings :}51h3G. Market quiet
and demand limited
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FARM For SALE

a GOOD FARM, Of one hundred and
"a twenty I20) acres, located in Ander-
son District, within mile of the town Of
WILLIAMSON, which will be sold cheap for
cash. There IS i good Peach and Apple
Orchard and fine spring OF water. Apply
to HAWAIIAN & WARLEY
Oct 3 VT
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RARE CF-ANCE
FOR INVESTING; IN
E / N e l. e. ET y s {


'"rW"n4 U}N'"@ No'thh Enr"ifHU.
iHcN Harrison ". Johnson 4. ilarri BE-,
i:l Harrison D'crcc ter .Nu'e uf L0...,,
n.
!'tH Hu4hce ~ the decree OF the Court
49, e vi r'lUI'y m2de III this case will offer
= =" S"ie a. pn"hc auriion, 1t Winlsboro.
~ ~ WI MoNbif the third day Of De
tGnbcr next, (bcinG the first Monday in
fna1 nt n@n1; ,,n several thonsand acres Of the
Htnt,' ~ i-, 'DN ana ('HAlN LANDS in the
;' -, l''S 20 iAc estate OF john iiar-
',p.' ~ -, deceased.
. y, Ihese ,. lands are all in FairicIl District,
irocts ~. Q! .!e ipl!"WlnS several
;rbn M ,t..U'is, II"T -, NlM'
pIa h,'o"h as the "ltivcr
n css iy;,,,1 1n"1 ., 80 acres, moro
thn Wa'+:r1 mi.i p;.iicU'H,riH tm on lhe banks of
t.'H ,io,4, no nus plantation CON
a"ilIS 1 "'oul l,ZVo acres III "1%in%! forest.
Lntton, ,',i, ";.I''1l'nt acres "i rich r!v"i
t;n,, n,i , 80 " 4''Sm S'"'c "i cu'ilVa-
;' ~ ::'P",'' y a.; necessary huiid-
:. ~ = W 'i"'ui! enc @: tiih bc4i
. c,'n,,t,, = III 'hc south
> M, ~, I'm,
man. Trork nla.c An"Mn hj '!P tlIrh-
,,nro -. l ~; N4]i.''t'i!"9 ] = x aces,
t+, ,,l ,; ~ 'i'c' '7 "iIo 80.
n'.l ~ i'",i' roy, N''H Il large
III ,,nan,,7 ~, tlH h'9 upon IL
g., ~ i''i 'a""'trS' stock,
. r,,o ,rp ,,r,, ,.,. .
pIn,,, :. N',l"u - '"c hiT3ht
n ~, ,,In ,no 1'icS more or less.
nf, n,sn v;tb q ro"t'",tIplo dwell
M M ni'li nT r '''liocl OF Sr
or ird,io NC h1, hfhS hiioWil ~ M Inc Sand-hll!
m or @ iloii'e ll"c' c,rilaiilihS '9S acres more
,1 ". ~ I';e ~ til9 Place iS ~ oflSinai
Mo9o9' aliI . A9Th ana healthy place.
mit'' ] - 'iie homestead OF 'Ao l'tc J"hn tiar-
-, ,rn ~,
(,,,rl.i, i'r rl,| ~. M!i@"!l "H me Concord
Nh,''rh l'tt, cn;'ta!nlnS 100 acres, moro
, !os;' ,;.I Noi'i ~? Ml"ic OF TINS tract ~
1919 ios' VIZ! NICK $r"Mtn OF the very
IHiEeSV aiiI IitcSt Ioh& le;tt pines. partlcu
l"il m s.ntco 20 taliroad purposes, shingles
& W "'s .i'ii2 Mnicn Is mace rom pine TIM
p;d'.a ",.o' ~ D icS "!.ilil Nv" mics OF thc
ta,,.I, IVY iDrp1.. on 1hc thafl"'te and
oouih oaroilha i.a'iroad, with = good, level
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Ft+'Sie StOrc-roon at P,'iDdte SAFE
Bv LEVIN e. PElXOTTO

E1HE above is offered for sale, the pre-
L sent occupant retiring from business.
Its location is one Of the best, being in the
vicinity of the new Market, and tirst-rato, {,
stand for business Oct13
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Paints. Oils, Window Glass,

VNHKEE THOUSAND lis. pure WHITE
Il LEAD, grounJ i'll oil.
1000 lbs. st. Louis White lead, ground
in oil, at 129 cents per pound
POO gallons boiled and raw I.illseed OH.
Together with complete assortment of
Tanners and Machinery Oils, dry and
ground Paints, Furniture, Coach and Japan
Varnishes, Window Glass, Putty. Paint
Brushes Narnish, busting and Scrubbing
Brushes. For sale 1t low prices by
Oct 81 J. x L. Ii. AGNEW.
gB- Gtt10iiu5nD cODy
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IN cash for titles. &c, and any purchaser
will be ut liberty tu pay in cash for he
whole OF his purchase, il hc desires to 90
so. HENRY \. GAIILhltD,
Commissioner in Equity.
Commissioners Office Winnsboro, s. c.,
october III, lSU6. Oct II w;
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TER WfILLIGER'S
FIRE Il BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,

FRNIlE undersigned have been appointed
Il agents for these superior SAFES.
These Safes are made with three ilangcs-
all other safes have but two. They have
Powder Proof Locks, and the locks and
bolts are protected with plates Of hardened
steel, which is the only protection against
der Also, warranted free from dampness.
While these Safes have no superior in
quality, they are furnished at moderate
pfice" at least z5t 335 per cent. less than
ticf!lnS s and other makers, While the
quality cannot be surpassed.
y sample Safe can be seen al our store.
pres, with expenses uf Transportation
a, .rd, and n" charge for forwarding IN
Charleston j. & T.. Il. AGNEW
July II
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|uirGehi Nj>trjct .So,tM Curol;,,u.
Lucy Harrison ". Johnson 4. ilarri -.
I:h Harrison DCcrce tor .>tie If I.a..,
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Corn, Oats,
PEAS, BACON , &c.

nNE THOUSAND bushels White CORN.
~ 800 bushels MINED CORN.
1000 bushels White and Black Seed Oats
10000 lbs. Bacon Sides and Shoulders.
10 bags RanSoon Rice prime.
% bbls. super Flour.
. sacks Salt.
so bushels Cow Peas.
80 bales Eastern Hay.
Grain of all descriptions constantly on
hand BROWNE .& SCHIRMEis.
OCl u HnOa
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STOCK FOR SALE.

n, THE subscriber offers for sale a
rIgSSA valuable lot of STOCK, consisting
IA-1Iof 23 Mules and Horses, so head OF
Cattle and lot of Sheep and Hogs. Persons
deslrous of purchasing can get supplied
by visiting his farm, near Martins Depot.
i.alrens District, s. G.. THOS. WEIR.
Oct % 1O*
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General Intelligence Office

ENHE undersigned have this day asco-
Il ciated themselves together for the pur-
pose OF carrying on the above business.
Persons in need of servants, and freed
men IN want of employment, can, by
registering thelr names at our Office, re-
ceive information in regard to their REQUIRE
mcnts. We are i'll correspondence with
houses in different places throughout the
) outhcrn States, and will give an earnest
and asslduous attention to all business en-
trusted to our care. Applications to be
made at our Office, next door to the Post
oihce, between 8 y. m. and 2 o clock y. m,
and and O'clock p m
II. II. SWINTON & co.
II. r. swINroN. J. q. EDWARDS. d. h. CLAYTON
Oct IS limo
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Christian enterprise, energy and useful
ness will be the certain results.
isigors 24astriai, niscipiiae.

In 1881 had terrible example ot
/ the military discipline of Austria. 49,
/ Owing to the state OF war, the frontier
was then guarded by Croats. dined
every day With the Austrian officers at
I the little village of Orsowo. on the BANKS
OF tie Danube. One day expressed q
desire to see tie place on the other side
! OF the Danube, where k0sSuth had
buried the crown OF st. stephen, Of
Hungary, when the army fled into
Turkey the place had been discovered.
the crown disinterred: but ] wanted to
see the singular tomb.
Colonel l.. promised to 90 with me
the next day on the other side Of the
bridge which separated us from the
enemy. That same evening as | wa
taking my walk, | said to myself, SUP
pose 90 now. passed the body guard
and proceeded 10 the bridge. and had
nearly reached the opposite side, when
! heard report. and at the same time
three or feur balls Whistled by me.
stopped, Several Greats rushed upon
HE. Buttering something which could
Hot understand, and led me to my friend
the Colonel. He looked at me exaspe-
rated. Sir. said he, what were YOU doing
on the bridge?
| went to visit the tomb.
Enough! Without a permit? And
the sentinel! did not arrest YOU at the
entrance of the bridge?
\ sergeant answered in German
1--WE We're dining with the body guard"
Ali. Is this so? And all that time
spies could be going and coming-how
many were YOU?
- -Four men and myself said the SER
geant.
You shall all be shot!
The Colonel went to the window.
called the guard at the opposite tent,
and gave the men into custody.
The next day the men We're shot in
spite of my appeals to the Colonel, OH
my knees, for pardon for these unfortu-
nate men of whose death was un-
willingly the cause.
The Colonel waS infiexible. When
those five Greats, pierced by shots, had
fallen. the Colonel. who regretted his
soldiers. and seemed to forget our friend
~ relations, said:
And, now, sir, leave the territory in
two hours, or | shall have yeu arrested
as spy
g But, Colonel
He looked at me, and, with terrible
voice, said: Upon my honor, sir, 7
swear it.
a quarter of an hour afterWard left
OrsoWo. Five years after | saw among
the list of officers killed at Magenta the
Coloncls name.-C0Wrief DIES etdfs GHis.