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And this amount is to be paid asOOws One cent Of the
par at time of subscribing no mere until TIE entire
capital has and then calls to be made by
the Board Directors instruments not to exceed I've per
cent per When thirnvs per of the par value
sued. This win give the Company paid up soon
aT
CASH CAPITAL OF ss.soo.ooo.
sga u
which win be sufficient to duplicate lines AL nearly an
hepaying points reached by the present monopoly.
The pre,ent Telegraph Companies the country been
consolidated into huge monopoly, and now earning
ever six millions dollars per year. hundred
cent on of their Ines their present capital
saving been watsrsd over thousand per cent
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY have a re-
coeniiOn from the United States Government Of the pOr
lance Of their enterprise with grant Of the most valuable
franchises ever conferred upon Telegraph Company. No
gress to this Company construct and operate lines
every Railroad and Mall Route in the United States The
noston Of this Company differs from that Of any company
..,.s
IT, s,0c,ho,d.r. os t,, Germany eaDDo. h. ,0la o.ssr
az. cou.u, 10. ,.., o-..n,.a rrob,A,,. .uv
'rAnsisi Vi 'N' ".N'"As' e'~-'e~' rast
Ca,,,-Hov 70 he Made.
o-' ~ ''- - - : =
'-'
WI" 's A''' y 40 ''~'s :, '''''e''' ''''- - -
until the entire Capital Stock shall have been subscribed
Actual Capital Required.
The compsuy confidently believe that thrysvs per cent
of the c.Di,a stock win cOus,ruct and fully equip
$4,000 Miles of Wire,
places ~ '1' '-'''1 ''-''' -
most reliable estimates ana 's'pONs0'' 0Hs'' "
-'1 '''~' ~ -,
| me NAiiOHAA 1HhnonAr q W ~ ~ VI @l'''
- >, ,,as
'''''- y
| -. poprpT sourpEs ,r.., v0rk c,,,
DISQUALIFICATION PRENTICE, of New York City
sscrstary-GEoRGE B. WALTER, Of New York City.
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TFLEGRAPH COMPANY.
national


NATIONAL
fsls ~ lte
ar ~
tgt eI- esf s4t ail
TeLEGRAPH COMPANY.
A new enterprise. to be known Is the NATIONAL TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY. has been organized, with valuable
franchise conferred by recent act Congress- for The pu
pose Of establishing TRUST LINES OF TELEGRAPH on
all the principal railroads and mall routes in the United
States The Stock eissued upon the principle
that Of the Merchants Union Express Company, which
Gently commenced operations The design to interest the
entire business community in the enterprise This is done
no. 50 much to dispose Stock it secure thsb
ness Of the country through which the lines pass.
The Capital is to be
sIo.oeo.o 600.
EN be
s gss
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- CaIls-How TO be Made.
One per cent of the Stock viii be required subscribing
and subsequent calls to exceed Eve cent month
win be made BY the Board of Directors from time to time
may be recessay supply funds construct and equip the
nes but calls win be made after the one per cent is paid
until the entire Capital Stock shall have been subscribed
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inc President appointed Gen. Thomas

Tine President appointed Gen. Thomas
70 the War Department on Friday; the Court
Of Impeachment was organized on Friday, and
the Pre- sident is summoned to appear for trial
on Friday.
EBNo one has sent us the result of the town
elections in fremont, Sullivan, or Goultsboro.
II the Democrats have accomplished any thing
Of . victory In these towns, will they send lis
IN account oft, for publication. We don't
expect to be always and every where victori-
Gus, and Therefore want the Democrats to have
what credit belongs to them.
CHOICE FRUIT.-We take pleasure in in'
6rming our readers andthe' PUBLIC generally
Of the advantages OF using Bests Patent
Fruit Tree and Vine Inyigorator, which re-
ceiyed the highest commentators for invigo-
rating fruit trees, vines, plants and all kinks
ar useful vegetation, and the instant destruc-
zion of Grubs and insects on the same. The
particulars may be learned by addressing the
proprietors, Messrs. J. AuEARN & Co., Bati-
more, Nd See their card in another column.
The Democrats Of Bangor instead of
nominating a candidates for Mayor after the
Karcellus Emery stripe, nominated s..
Rowe Esq. person who has ''no politics. -
aud who it is said has not voted for President
since Henry CGy's time.
THE RIGHT OwNEr.-We looked into the
Argus this morning TO see if there was y dis
play Of the ''prood bird" and the loud mouth
cd cannon. but never bird OF u cannon in its
columns over the New Hampshire election
and on cDcuiD- tn Press we found that both
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Book Table.

NORTHERN MONTHLY for March has some
attractive articles. This work is gaining rap
Idly in public favor for its independence and
upon live sub jccts.
Perhaps the boldest and most startling art;-
Gle which has made its appearance in periodi-
cal literature tor many months is the one in the
current number entitled 1.-The Farewell of the
Fig-Leaves. 1t is ayigorous protest against
the fearful tendency of American fashionable
society, in respect to the indecorum of COS
tune, with all the drea.y results following in
train. Though strong Anglo.Sayon, it is new
ertheless couchcd in pure spirit, aud with the
palpablc intention. of reformation only. An
other paper upona cognate subject, "The Bal
let as Social Evil. will also excite deep at
tention--and combined they form II wholesome
corrective Of the feyersh and downward tli-
rection of metropolitan life.
The other articles are highly interesting and
will well repay careful perusal a friend, in
whose judgement we rely. says the Northern
MInthly is the most readiblc magazine he has
BOXED into for some time.
DICrioSARX OF THE BiBLE.-Mcssrs. j. b.
Ourr 40. haftioiu, are publishing Dituon-
ary of the Bible, edited By William Smith, L.
L. d., OF the University of London. Ii will
be printed on good paper. appropriately H.
lustrlted &c. &c. The work has the highest
commentator of Christian Scholars. We re-
fer the reader TO the advertisement of Ike
Messrs. Burr GCo. for particulars.
HARpERs.-..very body reads Harpcr's pull
1ioati n,,- either one or all Of them. The
Monthly for March, and the Weekly and b.
Ear, are all to be found at the Bookstores i'll
thu village.
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"a HE.;EAS, Otis Brewer and Sophia Higgins,
w Both of Eden, in the County of Hancock
and State of Maine, on the twenty fourth day OF
February, D., 1868, by their deed OF NOR gage OF
that date, recorded in Hancock Registry, Vol. III,
Page 4S2 conveyed unto the Inhabitants of Eden.
an Incorporated town in said County OF Hancock,
certain lot OF parcel of land, situated in sand
Eden, and descrbeda fo'iows;-Beginning at tue
n. r.. Greek, called, Mt the Eastern corner Of
John Netherlands Marsh, or land and following
McFarland's line Westerly, to the upland, and
few rods on the upland to- II pine tree, spotted on
four sides; thence following said Netherlands line
North-Westerly, until coming in line witt. the
dyke between seth hopkins marsh, and Richard
higgins; thence to the Southern end OF sais
thence following said dyke to the \. T..
creek: THENCE BY said creek TO the place Of begin
nj. x; obtaining eight acres, more or less. The
condition in said mortgage is broken, and by rea-
son whereof the undersigned claim II foreclosure
Of the same. and give this notice accordingly.
lNH'Bfo OF Eden, by a. WISWFLL,
February, 2S 1865. 3w7 their Attorney.
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70 GewnyjNa E,Tyw,a

The ao-e-tlser, having been restored to health in
a few weeks by very simple remedy, after hav-
ing suffered for several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread dsease Consamltion-s
anxious to make known to his fclow.sunerers the
means of cure.
Te all who desire it, he will send copy of the
escription used Gree of CHARGE, with the direct
for preparing and using the same, which they
viii find 4 SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, COUGHS CCLDs, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object ofthe advertiser
m sending the Prescription is 10 benefit the alict-
ed, and spread information which he coneeiyes to
be Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remed'', it will cost them nothin and nay
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
FIRE., by return mail, will please address.
- REV. EDW ARD A. VIII SON.
1yspl6 WILLIAMSBURG Kings Co., New York.
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SCRO I'll 4

The Rev. George Storrs, OF Brooklyn, y. Y.,says
M the Bible Examiner, by WAY of apology for pub
fishing Il medical certificate i'll is magz ne, OF the
of his only son. of Scroinla, latter dissUlu
don appeare, inevitable" ''N publish this state-
"ment, not Tor pay, but IN gratitude to God who
"has answered prayer and in justice to Dir. An
ders being salts fled that there virtue in he TO-
"dinc Water treatment, whi,h tine readers oil this
Magazine will thanH It's Editor for bringing to
"theIr notice.
Circulars free.
DR. Ill. Anders' iodine Water is for sale ~ J, P.
DINsEoRE, Proprietor, 50 Dey ST., \. Y, and by
al Druggists. AVA
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RATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

Tho splendid Hair Dye is the best in the wo' Id
The only true and perfect Dye-lIarmless, Reliable
Irstanlineous. No disappointment. NO ridiculous
tints. Natural Black ca Brown. Remedies the ill
erccts OF Bod nye. Inyigora' cs the hair, leaving
ii soft and autiiui The genuae is signed WilL
an 4. Bdtcite}oF. All others arr mere limitations,
ard should b. avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
r,rumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
tysn..
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INFOR NJ ALTON.

Information guaranteed to produce n iuxur ian
grow tn OF hair upon bald head or beardess ti,ce
also receipt Tor the removal of Pimples, Bio clles
Erup ions etc, on the skin, leaving The same soft
cleai and beautiful can be obtained withou
charge BY addressing
TIIOs. r. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST.
~ gyS broadway, New York,
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NJ a II II / Is -.

Ellswouh-February Q st, by Bev. s. Tenney,
Mr.. Eugene Morang. and Miss ulia A. Woodland,
both OF Els worth. Also
February u, by same Mr.. Calvin Berry, of
Hancock and Mrs. Martha j. uodgkins of Tren-
ton. Also
Ellsworth and Miss Mary j. Mason of MtDeseIt.
Orland-iih inst, by Rev George Marden,
MI. Israc Fahbro,her, Of Hartlanu, and Miss Dru
sla =, a. axis, OF ..
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PuREOLD GIN,

nunstai's old london Dock Gin, from the old
hoasc,of J. & Il. Dans,Cr London, is tho very best
article of Gin to be had sold in bottles only by
all groccrs and druggists everywhere. c. A
EfCOARDS K Co, Washington street, Boston lar.
gcst Resail Sni-iL House In Amcr!cA.
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1yspls Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
Turner's s.,c Dou.Ourcx or Uni.

0fhei kG OOtssOurfA OF uuse
verssti Neuralgia Pill is a safe, certain
and speedy cure for Neuralg and all Nervous
Diseases. The severest completely and
permanently cured in a very short time. Neuralgia
In the face or head is utterly banished in a few
hours. No form of Nervous Disease withstands
its magic influence. 1t has the unqualified approx
al Of many eminent ply scians 1t contains nothing
injurious TO the most c.elicate system. Sold every.
where, Sent ON receipt Of $iO0 and two postage
stamps. TURNER &C, J., 100 fremont St., Boston,
Macs, Propiietors.
Boston July LIST, 1867. 1ysp2f
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i,,uEREAs pnyla II. Higgins Of Eden. IN N,

w HEREAS David ii. Higgins Of Eden, IN the
W County OF Iiancock and state OF lainc, ON
the eighth day Of November, a. d, Is, ~ IN,
cock registry, Vol 80, Page iJi conveyed unto
John salisbury Treasurer Of aid town Of Eden
and Iii successor in said Office OF Treasurer, t9'
the benefit of the said town, certain lot OF land
situated in said Eden, and bounded rs follows
beginning at AXE and stone the corner OF Ian Il
owned by heirs OF Henry Mayo, and runs North
fifty twodegrees East ~ itv rods; thence ot TIN
weight degrees East, oue hundred and thrifty ION
rods thence South fit y-.wo degrees, West sixty
the first mentioned bound, beng one half Of tae
bot sold to Abraham Richardson by the heirs OF
William Bingham Esq, and others and ling the
Eastern part of said lot, containing fifty acres
fhe con lition of said mortgage i, broken, and by
reason whereof the undel signed claims fore
closure Of the same and gives this hetice accord
ingly.
JOSIAH B. HADLEY, Treas OF Eden,
by A. WlSWELL, Attorney for Eden.
Feb. %, lSGS. 3w7
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PFyOJrTION IN TRADE.

Greater in iucemcut7 than ever oe!o-e ohe4ei 10
persons ge tirgup cluha u our
ONE DOLLAR SALE
So,,1 ro.new spring Circular. PARKER CO.,
o. and 81 Federal Of, Boston, Mass
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THhl LIrlcas nERYH.

The celebrated Extract of lyo that everybody
seeus to be using Is without doubt, the bes
thing for all pulmonary complaints that can be
used Try ii. For sale by apothecaries and drug
gists all over the country. C.. \, RICHARDS x
co, 90 Washington street.. Eoston LargeS retail
Wine and Spirit House in America
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Foreclosure n Offices.

w llEEEAS William A,batt Of L len, in the
W County of li'ncock and state OF A!ine, or
the fourth day OF March, 4 H., ISL, by his deed
of mortgage of that date, recorded Ia llaReocG
registry, Vol, -, Page 49, conveyed unto tie In
ha6itants OF Edea, an incorporate, town II sii't
County of IIaHcock atertain lot 81 parcel ut l'u'.
situatctl in said atien snu de cr.5ed follow -
Bccinnlng at the Northern corner OF Joseph Hop
kims. formerly Elisha Cousins lot, arrt running
North iiiiy-siX aud II fourth degree, West my.
one rods to Il st2ke-t}e bound bets, cen the lpt-
of said Abbott and Benz Peach; thence SOU thu
ty.thYee ahd threetour'lN degrees west thitl nv c
rod, 10 Il stake; tncuce .iNly-onc and one fourth
deg, ces Eas, ii;ty-Onc rods to Joseph iop"Hs'
Western line; Themes North thirty thtee and t!Itec-
fourt!s egrccS East 10 the iirst mentioned bound,
cont lining tweiv1 acres noe OF less. ihc c3At-
ton in said mortgage is brohcn, and by reaeon
whereof the unocrsl ncl Gltl.a tel"aleaufa 81
the SAINT, and give tbs n0tire acrofIn%y.
INfBis of EDEN, by \. Wt>WEL!.,
February 2Sth, 1858. 3W5 their Attornef.
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TO CONsUMPrIVEs.

The REV, EDWARD A. WILSON will send Gree
with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy by waich he WAS cured OF n lung
affection and that dread disease Gonsumptcn
His only object Is 70 benefit the afflicted and hc
hopes every sufferer will ny this prescription, as
il costs them nothing, aEa may PROVE u blessing,
fKKV Please address
= REY. EDWARD A. WILSON.
10. l6s South Second street, Williamsburgh
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CANCER, sCRoFULA. &C.. CURED.

re- Persons afflicted NTH Cancer, S,reftlla
Tumors. Eruptons, &C., are CURED by the Use O
DR.. GREENS
EEEGfRO-ME BATHS,
and Indian Vegetable remedies which cleanse the
blood OF all uumors, Mercury, Lead &c., and re.
store hea It'll TO nvalids afflicted with every va
riety of disease. book describing Cancer Scrof.
uia, Humors and other diseases, with their prop
er means of cure, may be obtained free at the
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or by mail Address DR..
GREENE 10 Temple place, Boston.
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TIiKEI; GoOD THINGS

Wheat rye and corn max, the famous Golden
Sheaf Whskey Try it, il You Want good thing
sold everywhere. G. y. RICHARDS & CO., ~
Washington street, Boston, largest Retail Wine
and Spirit Gouse III merica.
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ORR Ow YDWTwr.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner
vous Debility, Premature Decay and all the effect
of youthful indiscreton, will for thesake of suf
ering humanity, send free to all who>need it, tbs
recipe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. sufferers wishing to profit
dy the advertisers experience, can do so by all.
Dressing, in periec confidence, JOliSB. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar Street New York,
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u l. II ID Z.


In Ell wortb,-March 81, Susan Davis, aged Al
years. ~,
In Cranberry Isfes,-March 4h, Henry II. Stan
ley, u ed 81 years, months and II days.
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y.,,lis Is No HUMBUG BY sending cents,
I and stamp, with age, height, color of eyes ma
lair, YOU Will receive, by lcturn mail. u correct
iiIrnt,s of vour future In ,band o. wife, with the
name and date-or marriage. address W. FOX, z
O Drawer, No. 5 ru.tonvil.e, n. Y.
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EyHOUS ANDS of children die annually of Croue.
/ Now, mothers, ii you would spend 80 cents,
aud always have bottle of rr Tobias VeniIia,l
Eminent ssthc house, Won never need fear losing
your little one Whea atidck ed with tbs complaint.
1t Is now 90 years sisce have pun up my Lint
CT e. of cures haze been reported 20 me. and
manys,tate If 1t SO per bottle tlioy would not
be without it. Kesj L. which it Is a certain cnrc
for cuts bnrn~, Ii, adache, t0othaeIe, sore throat
swel!,hEs, mumss, cole. dia'ihGa dyscntary
spas as, old sores, and pains in tue back and chest
40 one once tries il WHO j. ever without it. II i
Uarran. Il perfectly safe to take internally. Full
dir ettops With every hottie. Sold by lie drug
gists. Depot, 81 cortland. stree, sew York lnG
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e.uA4s,S CHEMICAL, ELECTRO, sFLyER-rLAT!NG
= FLUID makes worn oui p'atel-ware As good ms
new, samples sent by mali on receipt Of - cents
10 by Ton pa king and postage Aaare<sJ ~ W.
chemist Vi Elm street, Bridgeport, CoHn. Agents
wanted everywhere
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r,ooK AGENTS wANTED,-To solicit orders
BOOKS OF THE RlBLE,n by Prof. &. f, stowe,
d. D. A fresh book by one Of the best and most
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that can compare with it, Ii IS having large saie
out-sclins any other book. Experienced
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Bible Scnd for circulars. Address or apply to
HARTFORD PUBLISHING CO., Hartford, coun.
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r,E MARRIAGE FUND association W" i'll g i've
:'NI,,nTt and ed lsd.ion If children. double their
savings, &c Apply to or address ", wN ID bh 5J i
TER rrensHrer on 9. Hoston Mass MAJ ~ VI
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$4,000 4 DAY !!

a cHf~q,s WsNrFD. Male and Female, to sell
n new mate I article for hcnseAold and ON -
Use one oil taa best selling aric IN Ihe mar
trf tor a.. la.ticl lars, enclose stamp Tor chcu
ini aud o,la' ,es RON 1903. boston, Mass, OF
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vssIa ppY4NI,S RHEUMATISM. GOVT, AND
xansa,,,ia Crifc--di,ccysred alter ~ years
tsrr,ble suffering duri which time all other fe!!-
edcs wer, tlld without avail Ia2ns3nls n; nave "
hem cured by it. Inc most severe pans fele'ees
'1' 81 Lours. tx box of Pills Price % cents
One y paeks VIII era sae s tine G3sia he if2n
the system For sag Wii leI I Sa. ostos
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yyyatches Gents Hunt. siI,vr hev,i jew 90 90
Orders Lv ln1ll--w i'll deliver by express, Z. o. d.
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Agents Wanted.

srDOL!.At;S per day, sure. No money in ad,
IN vance. Agents wanted everywhere te Sc |
~ ~ ,,tent Everlasting Metallic CLOTHES Lines Ad'
49, d"s AMEtIcAN WIFE co., lC2 Broadway, NJ l.
M Dearborn Il. chicago.
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HOUSES, FARMS, LANDS,
JOHN GRANT G. co.

Bankers, I.v..scr7 II : Lonts, &c. $40 pr
cent interest a., ior Y del ositss j. yer Ct
e9ri,i1uaaed c,H-aiiHu, lly on permanent ones =
.seuaIianee~ mafie hv MAJ without expense. i.
Llnd;ln >tIctt, tost H..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-18

board, was the unity of Christ and his
Disciples, as illustrated by the vine
and its branches. That illustrated
by DR.. Rucker was the Crucifxion.
The exercises were, we understand,
all prepared within one week, but
were so thoroughly prepared that they
reflected the highest credit on all
concerned, and the children were 80
interested that they sat for three
hours without exhibiting the slightest
indications of WEAKNESS or restless
ness.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE ASSASSIN.

At an early hour yesterday morn
ing the Deputy Sheriff of Warrick
County, accompanied by a posse, arriv-
ed in this city. in pursuit of man
named VIM. Roberts, who, on Friday
night, had without provocation, and
in cold-blooded fendishness, shot and
killed a German named Jacob
Rauscher, who lived near Hunting
burg. Dubois County.
The only particulars we have been
able to gather, of the affair is tn at
Roberts met Rauseher. on the Tay-
louisville road, about three miles from
Boonville, and demanded of him
whisky. Rauscher told him he had
none, whereupon Roberts drew a re-
volyer and shot him three times, caus-
ing his death in a few minutes. The
murderer fed, and the officers of Jus
tice are in swift pursuit. The warrant
in the hands of the Deputy Sheriff,
also includes the name of D. Rob
erts, but what connection he had with
the affair we were unable to ascer-
tain.
The telegraph has been brought
into requisition, and it is to be hoped
the cold blooded assassin will be cap
tured, and receive the punishment his
crime merits.
VIM. Roberts is about p or p
years old, six feet high, dark hair,
dark complexion, scar on right cheek;
usually wears ear rings; snooth face;
and weighs about 80 pounds.
Roberts lived near Boonville in the
country. It was supposed ne would
make his way for the railroad at this
city or at Princeton. kilograms have
been sent out in all directions, and it
is hardly possible for the assassin to
escape.