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1.-THE execution of three murderers at Gin
Cinnati to-day forms an era in the criminal
history of our country, and we feel confident
that we have only been subscribing our duty
as journalists in presenting the following full
and concise reports of the murder, the trial,
the sentence, and the execution of GOetz, Case,
and Aulgus, the murderers of Mr.. James
Hughes, at Cincinnati, last February.
With the exception of the case of the con-
spiratOrs in the assassination plot we cannot
recall any instance during the past quarter of
a century where three men have been SEN
fenced to death and executed for murder at the
same time. The present case is remarkable,
therefore, in this light.
The enormity of the crime has been seldom
equalled. The discovery of the murderers
was really miraculous, and their conviction
was, according to Judge Murdoch, the work
of no man, but of the God Of Justice.-ED.
EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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night, and are with them again this morning.
Everything is now fully prepared and the exc
cution will take place at a little after o'clock.
The county offices are all closed, sad the fire
bells will toll while the sentence Of the law is
being carried into execution.
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
| PrineinaI nenn, No So4 CHEeNUT Street
Central Depot No ioS soHtb FIFTH Street, one door
below Chesnut EstRblisned 1867
Revenue stamps Of every description constantly on
moro Orders by Mail or zpress promptly attended to-
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The Confession Of Case.
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Final Scenes at the ScaGOId,
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Report of the Trial of Goetz,
Case, and Aulgus.
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Sketches of the Assassins.
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Particulars of Hanging To-Day

ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc.
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SlngularDIscOVery OftheMurderers
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Remarkable Evidence i'm Court.
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A History of the Crime.
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Arrest and Conviction.
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The Hughes Murd
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WASHINGTON
VIRGINIA.
FAouL 1T

General RonxRr n LFH. PRECEDENT.
cAHrHR J. HaRhis Professor o Latin.
JAMS J. wurE Professor Of Greek.
Ep, ). JoYsEs A. NJ, Professor Of Modern
Languages and English.
REv. J. L. KtRkPArncK, d. D., Professor Of
Moral Philosophy.
A. l.. NktsoS, AN, Professor Of Mathematics.
wv, AtLEs, A. ", Professor Of Applied
Mathematics.
r., ), accuttou, A. n, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy.
joins L. o,nrssli, A. ", PrOssO Q Of ohsm-
istry.
Jous W. BaocxrSnaouaH, LII. D., Professor
Of Law and Equity.
HlHHY Hsrltt, A. NJ, Assistant Professor Of
Mathematics.
{. powEtt GsaDY, A. N, Assistant Professor
Of Lass-.
ys.ss Passros, A. B, A.sls,au, Professor Of
Greek.
A~psparatory course has been instituted, In
which students unpfeparcd for the regular
classes may receive instructions In necessary
branches.
The session begins second Thursday li3thl
September, and ends last Thursday In June.
TsRss-Tuitiun and cit other college fees
sl00. All other expenses including board,
fuel, lights, etc, need not exceed ss5o.
For further pa.tisulars or fot catalogue. al
drrss The Fasnlty Of Washington College. Lea.
ingscn, Virginia sepaa-tf
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Contractor and Builder,

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sHERIrF,s SALE.
Franklin Type Foundry.

los VINE STREET, Cincinnati, ..
Between Fourth aud finh STREETS,
Il. ALLISON, spp't,1
Manufacturers Of and dealers m news book
and job type, printing prcsses, caasa, gallsys
etc, Inks and printing material of every dcs-
erip,ion. Stcrcotyping of all klpds Books,
music, volumes Of all slzea In modern and
ancient languages cards labels, stamps in
type metal OF copper. Wood engraving, pat
tern letters Of various styles. Eleetrotyping In
all It's branches. elliott.
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CRIsPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair of either Sex
into Navy and Glossy Ringlets,
or Heavy Massive curls.

~ using this article Ladies and Gentlemen
eas beauty themselves = thousand fold. II Il
ths enly article In the world that win curl
Straight hair, and a. The same lime give II Q
beautiful, glossy appearance. The Crispcr
Coma moi only cnrls The hair bnt i~nvisnrassa
hsausihes and elsansss Il, Il highly snd de-
liehtfally perfamea, and Is The masl eanplels
article d Che hind ever offered N ths AHaeri
caa public The Cfisper Coma will he @ul 10
any address. sealed and post paid for 81.
address atl orders TO
". l. CLARK 4 co. Chemists
No. J West fayette street.
s"s-is ~Eav-s-~s y. T.
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Carriage Shop.

W. NALL takes pleasure In informing the
public that he has established a Carriage Shop
al Baiesville, Mississippi, where be Ia prepared
TO do NIL work pertaining 70 bis line Of business
IN the most approved and cheapest manner
lie has also secured The services OF two Trim
mers who thoroughly understand the business
aud are able TO give satisfaction for the work
they do. Nc. Nall solieih the patronage Of his
friends and The public generally. octi3-em
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Prospectus OF (he Weekly
/ Hespei I'M"
A Journal Dsvoisd % N literary Interests u
he Msnsa VALLEY.
-
On Saturday, III fth Of January,
1867, the subscribe commenced the
publication Of THry [EEKLY HBsPg-
RAN, q paper whidin matter and
style, he hopes to ader acceptable
to the soundest Iment and the
most delicate taste
The Hesperian vbe strictly lite
rary, and its colu<B will contain
Rcmances, Essays, pms, Historical
and Biographical S|ches, Reviews
and articles on var other literary
topics. Religion isill leave to the
pulpit; politics to hastings, yet
at the same time ID ll endeavor to
~inculeate q taste foA be beautiful and
true among oil clas and circles.
The leading feat Of the Hespe-
rian will be its dew bn to the LITE
RARY INTERESTS dthe Mississippi
Valley. Here, il evident, are TO
be the homes Of N great body Of
-.
the American peopE and here will
be the mind, the 2ergy and the
wealth to sustain al direct the af-
fairs of our Amen3h Society. How
essential, then, thalhis mind be ele-
waited and refined IND how fitting
that the attempt be pde a. st. Louis,
already the busines4nter, as il fought
to be the literary cdter Of our great
valley.
HISTORY ASp BIOGRAPHY
will form a spe,id feature Of the
Hesperian. The hitory Of St. Louis
was commenced In ihe first number,
and 1t will be foll.sid by a series Of
historical articles ielating to New
Orleans, Memphis Louisville, Gin.
cinnati, Chicago, al all the noted
cities in the Mississippi Valley. Ac-
curate and interesting biographical
sketches Of the not prominen, and
enterprising c~itizcas will appear from
time to time in its ctlumns.
MONTHLY FAsnIaS Reports will
be published. These reports will
contain the latest Eastern fashion, as
well as a descfiptisa Of what is worn
in the West.
coSyRlBrToss OF MERIT,
and Of established reputation, have
already been engaged; and The pro-
prietor hopes, befne many weeks, to
be able 10 announce tina. he has en-
listed the entire literary talent Of the
West.
The Hespeiian will be published
weekly, in an eight page form, tsize
Of the New York ledger from bean.
siful, new type, on superior paper.
TERxs.-nres dollars per annum,
in advance. An extra copy will be
furnished to each club Of ten sub-
scribers.
Postmasters &c requested to act
as agents.
Address all communications TO
Jas. W. ALLEN,
Proprietor "IIesperisn,'
No. 610 Olive street, 81. Louis.
Editors publishing the above adssr-
Including this notice. and
calling attention to IL editorially,
~ill Be entitled h an exchange.
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTICE.

Letters Of administration. with the win an.
nsxed. having been granted 10 The undersigned
On The estate Of Elizabeth Short a, the Deem.
Der term, isee Of The Probate Court Of ranals
county theFefass III persons having claims
against aid estate viii present then within ths
time prescribed BY Law, or they WIN he fbrrvrr
haired and ell these Indebted 10 aid estate
will save costs hy paying up Immediately.
WILLIAM II. SHORT.
m1ls'" A~sninis~sisr.
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DiseeIuflen.

Notes 4 hereby given that ~ w.
man 3 Hardy Z dissolssd b. ussz
and persons indebted 10 us VII 49,
and z<iile with M noaeJ, o. WsM
approved seeurify. a We vi1h
hasiuess ~ The hru. Immediately
are IN IN hands 81 OF. Obnrss.s
Ap77-im cHAPhArs@
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TIE Great (,anse Of

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snd Imptdimenia y nsfriaxe E
sauptu&. EfIler1y, sad rIts
eli fnespseitr, ie'-By n. 1e1.
b., author Il. IL s0rssn Bal
The wohd-tsnorned auibef. 4
bic 1eesars. eletsiy pfprss RE-
renee that sAs AND epnz> -
abuse mar be seateisslly 1910
medicine. and rithsul dApEsrsa 49,
sasious kouries inshFunenn nsl1~
pointing osi : mods q ~ -
And e6srtnal, BIZ which svrQ W@
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elf ehvaply. ysissssir an s.as-sb
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swo post ssanp. Ais. .. ~
rises oaias.' Price u s<nI.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE
gi& j. Hfckling 4 Cs.s
Great Sale Of WatchB

92 j. Hickling 4 Co.'S
Great Sale Of WatGhs
On the popular one price plan, giving ry
patron a handsome and reliable wsitk hA
low price of Ten Dollars without nris
value, and not to be paid for unless Fksi
satisfactory
800 solid gold hunting vatchea. taNsisz
500 magic cased gold watches syh "
500 ladies' watches enamtled INh ~
1000 gold huniIux ehrpnousif sgfa VI
watches ..-.......~.-r~ I'M ~
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1900 gold ;haatlpE dz5n
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1000 gold ladies waiches...~-
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TO- 900 miscnIassopa silver wasch-
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%, 600 limiting siIstr w~niches.-- htN
30, 900 assorted watches, all kinda ~ y
Every patron obtains . watch By ne
rangemenl costing hui .tlor vhilsAEs
worth e7su.f No t4rthahty thowh.
Mcsass ]. HiekIing 1 Co.'S Great Assa
Watch Co. Nan Yok Git. WIN . lsss
stsly dispose u the above nasnifrsted
Certificates naming articles, an r1xa
sealed cnv<Iof<a Hclders are saiit1t
articles named a their rrihcia - ~
msnl OF Ten Dollar, whether Il
worth $3.50 or one worth len. -
auy Of a certificates entities ~
Gle named thereon, upou peyne14
Of Ia worth, and - no srtiee rlpe(.M
sfo Il named on any tertfGec1e 4 49,
be seen that lhis d no 1oltet1 u IT,
furward legitimate sranssedetI ~ -.
participated IN even By she setosn
A single certificate will b rni }
paid, upon receipt Of % essiz y y y
eleveu for 81, thifty-thfss ~ s.1.E
nm for IS, dxiy-six andpat Ealsaess
for $40, one hundred nd ne
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There cometh glad tidihgs Of Joy 10 all,
10 young and lplold, 10 great and 10 small
The beauty which once was 70 precious and rare
II free for all, and All may be falr,
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CHASTELLAR'S
Hair 'Exterminator!
ID EAUTY!
Auburn, Colder, Flsxen & SIIken CurIs

Produced by ths'ass Of Prof De BRRux' FRI
SER hE CHEYEuX. 0ne application war-
ran,ed to curl the most straight and stubborn
hair Of either sex into wayy rinrlcts, or heavy
massive earls. Has been used by the fashion.
ahles Of Paris and London, with the most graf.
lfying resula. Does 10 Injury 10 the hair.
Price by mail, sealrd and postpaid, 81. Des-
eripliyc Circulars mailed fee. Addfcss BIER
GER, SHUTS 4 co, Chemists, No. ssa River
street, Troy, n. Y, sole agents lr the United
SlnlcA mar21iy
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WNISKERS
M II . { Q In Q o

Forced to grow upon the smoo.hcst face IN
from three TO ave weeks by using DR.. SEvlG-
NkS RESTAuRATRuR CApiLLAlRE, the
most Wonderful discovery Ia modern science,
acting upon the Beard and Hair in m almost
miraculous manncr. Il has been used hy
The elite Of Paris and London with the
most naliering success. Names Of all pur-
chAssrs will be registered, and " entire satis-
faction Il not given In every instance. the
money will be e~hsssfuily refunded. Price by
meil, sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive cir
culara and testimonials mailed fre. Address
BERGER, SHUTS A 90. Chemists, No. sss
River street, Troy, n Y. Sole agents for the
Uaited States. mar7s-iy
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OIL Regions Of Pennsylvania.
Atlantic and Great Western
l. IVA

faS-Farc a. low and time A. quick as by any
other fsnss.
Through tickets and haresge cheeks No aas
broadway. New Yurk; No. rs State stree, and
IS School street Boston: Depot and rnlaa
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vs IN Cacinnast, Al No 90 West FOURTH street
y u corner Broadway aud Front streets It's
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ing. mos ~ Vine street, Ana Il New Passenger
Depot Of the Ciaeianati, Hamilton 4 navson
Railway; In Louisville, u 4 W. corner Vain
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ths Offices Of connecting lines.
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PnIo tito, Texas, Saddles.

Repairing Of all kinds done promptly, on
the shortest notice.
d -patrOnife your home Mechanics In prof.
ercnce 10 Northern workmon.
noys-3m u. NJ. LIVELY.
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Girls per Coma!!

OH she was beautiful and fair,
With starry syss, and mdiant hair.
Nhose rurlirg tsndrils soft, sntwinsd,
suehained the very heart and mind.
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THE ASSASSINATION TRIAL.

WARRINGTON, July Is.
Judge Fisher decided that the register of
o. the Webster House, Canandaigua, was out
Of order
Mr.. Bradley stated that he was in condi-
ton to show, BY evidence, that 6urratt was
not in the United States between the 18th of
April, 1855, and September Of that year.
The Court ruled the question out az inad>
missable.
Mr. Bradley read to the Court a paper on
the further trial of this case, in which he
stated that be proposed 10 show that Surra,t
arrived at Montreal, April 9th, the bearer Of
dispatch from Benjamin, relating to funds
in the hands of Jacob Thompson, and that
the disposition ofsaid funds in no way related
to ths coaspiFacy. He also peoposedtos show
that the prisoner was in Eluiira vitha view
Sto ascertain the position and condition Of the
Confederate prisoners. confined there, and
make sketches Of the grounds, approaches,
&c. and that, on the 18th Of April, he re.
turned to Montreal, and made his report to
Gen, Lee, by whom he was employed. These
things, and other things, he proposed to
prove, all of which tended to show wherea
bouts the prison er was, and how he was oceu>
pied, from the 18th Of March to the 7th of
April.
The Court said the proper way would be
to place the witness on the stand and put
questions to him which could be considered
and decided on a. were asked. Witness was
then placed on the stand and questioned ss
to points mentioned above, which were ruled
out by the Court
Witness resumed-He had opportunities
Of seeing the prisoner in Canada on the 18th
Of April, and had been at the hotel, but do
not remember seeing him that day did no,
see him on the day he left Montreal to come
to the United States. Witness was not aware
| Of bis own knowledge that Surratt had left
Canada for the United States on witness las,
sight Of him. Several days after witness
saw him at Montreal, and had the first in>
terview with him. Saw him again on the 18th
of April. Witness remembers nothing about
| his dress, but large travelling shawl which
| covered him nearly to the shirt of his coat.
Other witsesses testified, but nothing ol
importance was eliuited.
Court adjourned until to morrow.
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FRON NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, July To-.
A riot took place yesterday at Elm Park,
beswsen large party Of Germans and the
police, in which the latter were driven off !;
The former called without further molestation
to New York A violation of the excise law
vas the alleged cause.
A fatal case Of cholera occurred in Newark
on Saturday m orning.
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FIRES.

MEADvILLE, Pa, July "a.
A FIRE here this morning destroyed the Bur
ton House, Smiths livery stable, with six
horses, Lenhaw's dry goods store, and Mr..
McMuller's residence. 1.oss $4,000 in
sured for $I5, 900.
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FRON OMAHA.

OxAHi, July Is.
The steamer r. NJ. Bishop sunk At 80 clock
yesterday morning at the cut Of made by the
recent change in the channel of the Missouri
river, twenty-five miles below Nebraska City.
The mate, Andy Goff, was drowned. The
rese Of the crew were saved. The boat i .
total loss.
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 15.
The United States Marshall LEFT Saturday
for Logansport with warrants for the arrest Of
the rioters on the Chicago and Great Eastern
Railroad. They are charged with obstruct
ing and delaying the mails.
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