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THERE is ANOTHER RIVER "A lady,
walking out one day near river, saw
a man with his hat and coat off, and
'st-s ei---el+ 1i-aatly he meant "
drown himself. She prayed that the
Lord would give her some word to
arrest him. Accordingly, she walked
on until she came up to him, when he
turned and said:
"a beautiful river, ma'am."
"Yes," she replied, ssbut there is
another rivera river that makes glad
the people of God. Do you know
that river?
"No ma'am," he said.
/ She tried to speak more, but her
tongue was tied, and she left him with
out another word She went home to
her husband and told him what she
thought, and he sent off some men
directly to see if he was still there.
No, he was gone, but the coat and hat
were in the same place. They drag
ged the river, but no traces of him
could be found. They asked at the
police station about him, but no one
knew what was become of him.
Twenty years after that lady was in
Baptist Noel's chapel, and saw man
looking very much at her. She
thought, 81 know that face; where
have / seen him ~ Whilst she was
trying to remember, he leaned over
her shoulder, and said: There is an
other river; doyou know that river ?"
She Immediately remembered he was
the man she had said these words to
twenty years ago. He told her he
was going to drown himself, and her
words deferred him from it. de had
led to Jesus, and found peace through
believing SO, Presbyterian.
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Commercial.

ANEW ORkhANos AtAaAkh ss-OONDOA
market dull. Sales light, demand
limited. (No quotations given. Corn
ordinary mixed SI.05 mixed S1.06
yellow mixed $1.071; ordinary white
S1.10; white S1.l4@$1.15. Flour
Superfine $10.75; choice extra $15.75
@$16.50. Pork--mcss, retailing al
S23.50 and looking up. Lard--124
@13a.
ST.. LOUIS, March Tobacco and
cotton unchanged. Wheat dull
81 S3@5 05. Corn heavy, 81 441
al IS. Oats dull, 81 94@2 05.
Provisions heavy. Whisky nominal.
MOBILE, March Cotton sales 400
bales; market dull; middling uplands
Csc, receipts 95 bales.
New York, March, Money mar
ket very active. Rates of interest
rather frmer, Gold strengthened and
closed at 134a. Foreign exchange
very active and decidedly firm; prime
bankers strong at 1854 to 10Sa; gov
ernments' moderatively active and
firmer.
LOUISVILLE, March 7.--Sales of 220
hhds. tobacco; market active; light
common Jugs 80 80 to s.; medium to
good leaf $l5 55 to % 80. Superfne
-four So rs. Red wheat 80 so. Corn,
in ear, &c.; shelled zoe. in bulk
Mess pork $21: bulk shoulders firm
at S4c.; hams, in tierces, 124c. Raw
whisky 80 rs. Cotton, middling,
27c.
River rose ten inches during the
last eighteen hours; now rising one
inch per hour, and within three feet of
the point reached during the last food.
Mercury SO. Barometer. 1882
LIVERPOOL, March 6.--Noon.-Mid-
ding uplands 138d; market easy.
Sales 1000 bales. Manchester advices
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STATEMENT of the condition of the Re
public Fire Insurance Company, of the City,
Of Ne,o York, on the LIST day of February
Z 1867, in conformity tcitb The la,cs Of the Stale
of Mississippi.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of this Company is the REPUBLIC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, incorporated in
1852; and located In the City of New York.
VAF1VAAs
The Capital of said
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STATEMENT q ne oondificl a Hs
Hasorsy Ifrs frsuraaos Conpang, of ne or
81 Net Eork, o. the let dar 81 FsbTnarF.
10. n csafoTHity rrifh tas larus y ~ 6iats
Of Aiasissigpi.
The name q this Company i TIE HkNOyKR
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The greatest amour; insured on any risk is
$4,000, but will not as a general rule exceed
$4,000.
The Company has no general rule as to the
amount allowed to be insured in any city, town,
village or block, being governed in this matter,
in each case, by the general character of build
ings, width of streets, facilities for putting out
fires, etc. An attested copy of the Charter or
Act of Incorporation filed heretofore.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
city and County Of Ne,c York, 90
r. w. ENGs, President, pro tenn, and I.
REMsEN LANE, Secretary, ofthe Hanover Fire
Insurance Company, being severally sworn,
depose and say, that each for himself says, that
the foregoing is true, foil and correct state
ment of the affairs of the said corporation, and
that they are the above described officers
thereof.
p. w. ENGS, President, p. t.
/. REMsEN LANE, Secretary.
- Subscribed and Sworn before me,
)I. this 21st day of February A. D.,
r. ? 1867.
Witness my hand and official Seal.
THOS. i. THORNELE, Notary Public.
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STATEMENT Of the condition of the
Niagara Fire Insurance Company of the
City Of Neto York, on the 1st day of February,
1867, IN conformity tuih the la,os Of the State
Of Mississippi.
NAME AND LOCATION,
The name of this Company is the NIAGARA
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY, incorporated ia
1850, and located in the City of New York.
CAPITAL.
The Capital of said
Company, actually
paid up in cash is $1,000,0O0 90
The surplus on the
LIST day of Februa-
ry, 1867, 275,132 80
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FIRE IksuRANcE COMPANY, Incorporated IN
1852, and located IA the City OF New York,
CAPITAL.
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The greatest amount insured on any risk 1,
S25.00O, but viii not as general rule exceed
$4,000. - -
The Company has no general rule a. 10 the
amount allowed 10 be insured IN any civ.
town, village or block, being governed In this
matter, in each ease, by the general character
Of buildings, width Of streets, facilities for put
ting out fires, etc.
An aitested copy Of the Charter or Act Of
Incorporation filed heretofore.
STATE OF NEW YORK. \
CRY AND COUNTY OF NEw YoRK,
RoBERT S. HoEE, President, and DUNCAN
y. CURRY, Secretary. Of the Republic Fire In
suranee Company, being severally sworn, de-
pose and say, and each Tor himself says, fhat
the foregoing Il a true, full and correct state
ment Of the adairs Of the said Corporation. aud
that they are the above de-cribed officers there
Of. ROBT. s. HONF. Presidenf
D. S. CURRY, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this qfst
day 81 February, A. D., 1867.
Witness ny hand and Official SEAL
ra THOS. L THORNFTF
March Q, 1scs-SW. Noiary Pubic.
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| Total amount Of Losses,
Claims and Liabilities ~ cal .
The greatest amount insured on any risk Is s25
/ 600. but viii not asa general rule exceed go OO0
| The Company has no general rue a. 10 the
amount allowed 70 be insured IN any city town, VII
/ lage or block, being governed in this matter In
each cas-, by the general character Of bniidlngs
width Of streets facilities for putting out res etc
Al attssted copy Of the Charter or act Of mcorpo-
ration hled heretofore.
STATE OF EEw YORK.
CIT AND COUNTY OF NKw YoKKi
JONATHAN d. srEELR President and PKrKn
loTNAs Secretary. OF the Niagara Fire Insurance
and each for himself says, that the ioreeoinS is
true full and correct statement Of the Attain of the
saia COOPERATION, and that they are the above De
JONATHAN D. STEELE, President
p. EoTMAN Secretary.
ssbscribed asd sworn before ne. this aI.t day
Il. s. Witness my hsnd and onciai Seal
THOS L. 1HORNELR, Notary Public.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
AUDITORS OFFTcE, JACKSON.
1, THOMAS T. SWAMI, Auditor Of Public
Accounts Of the State Of Mississippi, do here
BY certify that the Underwriters Agency, CON-
posed Of the Germania, Hsnover, Niagara and
Republic Fire Insurance Companies located
a. New York CITY. New York has cornp1ied
with The Act entitled can act % regulate Agen-
eies Of Foreign Insurance Compsnies,v ap-
proved, January 3lst. 1857. and in virtue or
the power vested IN me BY said law. hereby
authorize D. n. BarroWs, Agent for aid Con-
panies. AZ jackson, in the county o. Kinds. 70
transact business Of insurance IN this STATE,
until the irst day Of March, 1858.
- Given under ny hand and seal Of
r once. at the city q Jackson, this
first day Of harch, A. d., 1861.
THOe. IT, SWAMI.
Auditor - Public Accounts.
TThe st.tements Of the other Companies
referred 10 In Auditor's certificate viii appear 4
lo-mouoW-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We are authorized to announce T. T. SWAMI
as candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Auditor Of Public Accounts, at the October
election. ~
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II. VI. GILL;

A TTORNEY AT LAW, and Commissioner
n 70 take Dispositions, Acknowledgements Of
Deeds, etc, for the state Of Mississippi, 40
CarOndelet Street. New Orleans. Nov Idly
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~ 7. DUCONGE, Importer and Dealer in
u French, American and English Drugs,
Chemicals, Perfumery Patent Medicines, Sur
gical Instruments, Trusses Brushes, and
Druggists Sundries, No. 80 Charities street, es-
tablished in 1929. oct. Is d1y
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Produce Il Commission Merchant
mos. % & 6 Grasier Street,
tit NEW ORLEANS. taaff

BUTTER. Goshen and Western.
CHESSE. Northerr and Western.
Lard, Tobacco and segars. Tea and Colfrr.
Canned lld1ts, Fruits, Jellies Preserres-fu
gre1t variety, and Of the best munufacturs.
Jan 39-dam
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v HU NHTIV0t VI 0VIu
Company, actually
paid up In cash Is
The surplus on the
ist day Of Fobrua-
~, 1867,
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LIARILITIRa,

Amount Of Losses adjust
ed and due and unpaid, None
Amount Of Losses incurred
and IN process Of adjust
ment H,O7s 90
Amount Of Losses reported,
in which no action has
been taken, iff None
Amount Of Claims for Loss
es, resisted by the Compa-
ny, rs - IA Q90 "a
Amount Of Dividends on
Capital declared and due,
aud unpaid, 7G6I 90
Amount Of Dividends on
scrip declared, but not
yet due, unpaid, "a None
Amount Of Money borrowed No q
Amount Of all other existing
claims against the COmpa.
ny,
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ital and surplus, $1,275,139 50
| Amount of Cash in
Bank and in Office S40,211 "a
| Amount of Cash in
| hands of Agents, S0,o9I Al
and in course Of
transmission, 1886 90
Amount of Loans on Bonds and
Mortgages, being first lien of re,
cord ON improved Real Estate,
unincumbered, worth at least
double the amount loaned there
on, rate Of interest per cent 2O2, 800 90
Amount OF Loans on Stocks and
Bonds, payable on demand, the
market value of securities
pledged being worth at least ten
per cent. more than the amount
loaned thereon. al41OO 90
1881, per cent, Coupons mark
CT value, 1913, 4T5 90
Amount OF United
States Bonds, 5.21s, 5462j 90
Amount Of United
States Bonds 73-l0s b15.376 on |
and interest, 216,275 90 "
Amount of United
States 80 year Bonds
8 per cent. currency $1,000 90
Amount Of Wisconsin State Bonds sO00 %
Amount of Real Estate and Lease.
hold 10000 90
nnennt OF Accrued Interest, 1885 IS
Salvage Daties and Reelamations. 10000 90
ment stamps &c; 5000 90
Amount of Rents Accrued 995 90
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aTATIiNIT EN-

sT.ATniNHENr of he condition Of tho
Germamia Fire Insurance Company, Of tho
City Of Ne,U York, on the lst day Of Febrra-
ny, 1867, IN conformity wih Tho iascs Of the
State of Mississippi.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
On and sitter Monday, May 9th, 1867, tuntn
further not.re), Trains viii run Is follows:
EsAvx HAMILTON sfHvr Al HAMILTON.
Nall No 2.........4.2o II Express. 10 s.....ls5 P NJ
8. u koni y Exp SIS 9. t e. Exp, e:so
ssht No g. lss p NJ rr~igh. No. ~. SIS M
Nos Land 2 daily. 3 and II Daily, except Eupda,.
No. II Daily ercept Monday.
0mnihusses leave KEoKuK 40 minutes earlier than
the above time, and never fall connecting With all Pas
sengeF Trains vt Hsmtiton @
THE ST. LOUIS EXPRESS TRAIN
81. Louis ~ 6iIo .. m.
Leave st Louie At $40 p. M, STRIVE at Ke-
okuk at TOO n. m.
Elegant Sleeping Cars run through between
Hamilton aSl Louis.
FARE SANG AZ BY BOAT
This and short route oaers greater ndueeme nts
than any Other 1t being much
THE SHORTEST & MOST DIRECT
n 81 Loads. Springfield. Tedo. Hnasencrotis Casrs,
Csscsnncts, fttsirsa Failadetnhta, f.,o Ierk,
Bottom, and all points in The o. S.
Through Tickets a. Low as the Lowest !
New and elegant Sleeping Cars run from Bluff City to
Lafayette 70 that pAsssn gers get good
while pursuing their Journey.
baggage checked thronghto al principal points
FxaiahtsAy this route vii DO orwards1 th dispatch
Express freight Train runs through frera Toledo te
Keokuk IN "a hours Over charges and dana promptly
settled Rates low ~ by any other route.
oFFlCk-in Stone Depot, corner Front and johnson
VI. n. MeDoxL, eenl.Ag Keokuk.
s.pt Wsstern Dtvisin. OsnI sspG
navk-axw Springfield. Springfield.
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Schedule of Presents,

Gash presept... quooo
Cash Present.. 10 900
Cash 5000
Cash Presents Of -, 500 5000
i Handsome Country Residence, Stable Grounds
ao, Ges nshtoSh, siShA,-............ 1900
Double Residences tLreestory brick, Camden,
Atw jersey .......,..... 1900
Coal Depot Ufhe CO. Sheds, eruu I'd, with busi-
ness established No. 1914 Washington Az.
enu-, phadelpha...:...... ...............- 600
Country R.sidsnce, HSverside, n. J., with
6rcnad Fruits, ...-..-..... 10, ooo
Ehree%tory Cottage, Lot, GOD
Is Valuable Baildiog Lots Mvsztde. $500 each 500
Horses, Harness Ac compiete.... ....... 5000
10 Valuable Bui diugs Lots Riverside $500 each 1OQo
Beautiful Slver-yrxy Horse, 1873 hards high
eired BY the vefcorated itpported Arabian
Horss-csdph i" also, . Hight Road wagon,
weight l40 pounds. With set OF snpe rior
hnsie Harness, &C, making hrst-clAss
establishment 5000
% Pianos, $500 laeoo
&c MelodecM, S225 each 1880
Rosewood Sewing Mschfnts 1900 EACH. goo
10 Family sewing Mschines 500 each......... Loco
% Fine Gold Watches. 500 each 10000
100 OIL Painting, by leading Interchangeable
vaues-..-- coo
CAmcis hair Shaws, 81, 600 zach. 5000
Csmers Hair rhA~ls, $500 each ............ aOo0
Handsome Lace ehnwla $3.50 each........,.... ss0
10 Cashmere Shaws, $50 eaeh.-..-.....,...... SEQ
20 Silk Dress Patterns, fl6 I,5oQ
g ity Building Lots eiis ea1h. s75Q
The remainder will conssst Of evetwsre Mn
sicAl Boxes, Opera Glas see, Pocket Bibles.
and diGsrsat Astioies Of oenamenA end ~.
Amounting ........ ..........-... a. COO
$500 600
All the prcpeeties given clear Il ineunbSnce.
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Loeal AGENTS wANrlQ throsshoat tAs o, saa1es.

Local AGENTS wANr1Q throughout tAs 9 eeaess.
e&&&% M&%a% -S~sSs S@a%
The Association have appointed y Recsivers, Msaers
0hokD1 A. C00KA CO.. vApae val Ano~n tntsGrf-
y and e1sAso sxPetisocA vii $50 Sacat guaFaseeQ
that the money in,rusted to the will be promptly ap-
PHnADnPHrA, PA, May o. 1851.
~ ~ oDacss 0s4 Asnbrs Of ~ WdsAss1ssa 1i1yery
o. N 8 Rad, &tessary.
Gentlemen 0n receipt your favor o. the 18Th list
sofynk ~ Of our Appoistmspt Reeeiysrs for ysur
Company, wssook the liberty 70 submit copy Of ySsr
Charter, with plan Of your esssrpriss to the hish
legal authority Of ~ ssats ~ ha,ix rsosssl hs
vorable opinion in regard 70 its lesay sad synpsthi
zns WA the benevolent object Jour Association. i.
m sdssatioA - nastsasnes Of ~ ospaas Ssair,,
-four solder fisn q shsi Aivssssas rp.s,s,e. 8.
have csscuded 70 aoesp the trss and 70 n. our ba
s9arAte1cense NssseAy4 eADaaA.A IA @
1sspsscully, yoars, Ac,
= enc 4, co0K1 400,
49, - go - sssssss
= - -MU40KY - Co Uq4noanw
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Il 70 ~,
DROPS!
The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES

Ibave tested these Drops In my practice over ten
years and do not hesitate to say that not has yet
been developed by medical Research that pow or
fully, positively, and harmlessy In OF female
arity doe. this medicine In all rreaLt
falls while thousals Who have been long suner
ars are indebted 10 II for Il haon health to-day
Although powerfn and pssittve they are prraot y
harmlgsa and may De utsi ~ ell Times, except whru
specially forbidden IN tile drectians.
They have been extensively employed by enainfn
physlcians IN France ani FIJI land wall ~ 10 III, wr
practice ovsr ten years and have hear or tn,
first in-n nc Of failure could give you te.tIBuns
Of their etcacy fiorn allies all the scrhtrn std
W., tern states, Il In thar nA1nrs priyate
Over 100000 bottles hays been sold tho past year
hope and trust many -urerrfs have been benefited
am we'll aware that u remedy potent to remover,
otstructions may be used for bad purpose, but
that whore bottle Is thu used. ten may sn into
the hands oireay needy sufferers
To all who snusr nom aut irreaulvtty painful diai
cult, excessive, offensive or ebsruetea Msnstruaio,
Lueorrbes or the train ~ III that follow would
say Try bottle of Dr. Lyon French Isriodicoi Drops
Being fluid preparation thei action Is direct and
positive than pill powders Exp1eit directions
bearing ny facsimile, accompany each bottle.
They may be otsine1 or nearly every druggist In TIE
country, or by snciosps The price To O. q CLARK
co. New Haven, Ct, General Agents for the uuitsA
/ Gtntes and Canada
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Through Tickets as Low az the Lowe,
r. MI p. d H. p. r..
s. R7l
1867 Summer Arrangements. 1867
Change 81 Time

On and after Tuesday, April 9th, 1851, and until fur
fher notice. TRAINS viii run - fellown;a sf
Let Train leaves IT. Madison st = N, daily, except
Monday.
ID Train Leaves KAokuk at 5:Io .. m, daily. except
Sunday.
q Tkan lessss It. Madison It 1918 . n, day, -rosps
Sunday.
lth Train leaves Keokuk 1t 4 p, M, daily, except
Sunday. .Esf .fe84+Hl ssas sf ElsE@ .aa11
ms 1st Train down viii connect at Ksokuk with tie
Kaekuk& 81 Louis eackets and Des Mcnes Valley R-R
The ID Train, leaving Keoknk 1t Els = M, cennscts
ustAths Northern Lies racket Company Boats Il ~
Aadison, maxim esnne~ticns With AAiircaAs at
Burlington, Rock Island add Davenport
The3d Train, lsaving ~ Nadison, makes connection
with the Dies Moines Valley afternoon Train and the
Toledo, WnbAeA Western h r.
rckss for all points for sse BY Agcntsas this 0hces
u the Company.
u asFSs 20 T41 =. 4. BUELL. sec'y
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aro pleasure travellers the line of the Erie Railway
objects OF interest passing through the
beautiful valleys Of the Chemung, susquehAnns, Della
ware and Ramapc rivers ever changing panorama OF
OF naturs's beauties commands sttention.
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THE RIvERsrDE INSTITUTES

situate At Riverside Burlington County New Jersey IL
founded Tor the purpose OF atuitously educating tbs
sons 81 dsceased soldiers and seamsn If the United
statea
The Beard Trustees consists OF III. following we'll
Known citizens OF Peant yvania and New Jersey =
HON. D. WILLIAM MANN
Dstriet Attorney, Philadelphia Pa.
HON. Lgwrs. r. BRocMALL
ExChief Coiner Mint, and Recorder Of Deeds
PHILADELPHIA Pennsyivania.
HON. JAMES n. sCovEL, New jersey
HON v. W. WARE, New Jersey.
HENRY aoRMAN, Bsq,
Agent Adams' Express. Philadsphia, Pa
J. u. CoE, Esq, Of Joy, Coe Co., Philadelphia 80
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WAsHIseros, D. c., April ls
1ss- -,fhce Of Internal Revenue :-uaving received
satisfactory evidence that fbe proceeds of
condnt ted hy tbs Warrington Library PAM will
be desotst to chsrabis usss 10 hereby sraut
ed TO said Company 10 such rprise txemp
from all charge whether from special other duty
II. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner,
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$3.50 allies vI'ao9r ozA's' % caAons -
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How to obtain Shares and En-.
gravlngs.

Send osders 10 rs By ina enelostnS from 81 to t2o
either ~ Post once Ia registered lettsr Al
risk, Larger amounts should b sent b drA8 Or
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The Washington Library Company,
In order tina. the obest .et forth In .hI. cir
eular may be successfully have Issued Az.
series 81
FIVE srEEL-PLATE ENsRavTNGs,
which epnt on subscription at prices much below .hes
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK In THE WASHING.
TON LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued stamped with the seal Of the Company
Aas sending u. 6SE DoILaR Or pasias -.
same 70 oui local Agent Will receive Immediately fne
and One Certificate OF Stock One Present in our
published lehedule
ONE DOLLAR ENaRAvIHss
s.vsdi rh+yi. savsd~ 10 sHoM ss,ea.y an or,
Any person paying TWO DoLLARa win r.c.Iv. slsh.r
Of tbs following hne steel Plates CHOICE and Two
Certificates es ss.shs ,nus becoming entitled 10 Two
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Nc i-swashinstons courehip" No. a-"washipg
tons Last Interview with his Mother"
THRBH bILAR KNGaAvINGs.
ANY per.e n paying TIRES DOLLARS will receive III.
beautiful Steel Plate Of 60 -
HOME FROM THE WAR;
and Three Certificates of Stock becoming entitled to
FOUR DOLLAR xNeRAvlNss. Z
Apy person yas Ing FOUR DOLLARS shall receive the
large and teautifai Steel rlate Of
TUE PRRfLs or our PoRBRATHKRs"
And Four Cerae~ss ~ Stock emitting them to Pour
Presents
FIVE DOLLAR EhGBAvISss.
Any person who pays NV. Djf.IA AIRS ehalt receive
the largs nd apie mid Steel Plate Of
TUE MARRIAGE OF pocAHoNTAsn
And hss Certificates Of stock, emitting them to Five
Presents
The fngravinFs and Certificates will be delivered to
each subscriber At Local Agencies. or sent BY mail
Rsst pail, or express may be ordered
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-28

death whatever, and wished the last moment
was even nearer at hand. When Mr.. Kilgore
SAID 70 MIN thet all his efforts to secure q
delay IN hte execution had been unsuccessful,
and that II would be advisable for him to re-
linquish all hope OF a reprieve, he replied that
he did not anticipate one and did NOT wish II.
A vlsltor remarked that in his opinion capital
punishment ought to be done away with. and
imprisonment for life substituted; but TO this
Wlnnemore strongly demurred, asserting that
ne would rather be hung at any time than be
lockeu up for llie and If his sentence should be
commnted to the latter he would be sorely dis
he further said that before they could cut his
Dooy down from the gallows he would be look
ing at u IN the spirit. And when he was thus
set free from the earth, one of the first things
ne INTENDED to do was 20 appear at night at the
Oedside OF the District Attorney, and make him
pull the 0ed-clothes over his head.n He like.
wise intends to pay spiritual attention to a
number Of people in the city, including several
OF the members of the press, in return, we pre-
sumo, for tancied wrongs or sights suffered by
him.
This afternoon the final arrangements for the
execution will be completed, under the superin-
tendence of Henry G. Howell, Esq, High Sheriff.
At ten o'clock tomorrow morning the persons
who are to be present at the execution will enter
the prison. The strict rule which has hitherto
been observed will be adhered to, and none eX-
cept the Sherifs assistants, the jury, the priso-
ner's counsel, and few representatives of the
press, will be admitted to witness the execu'
tlon